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2003 NSDUH Data Collection Final Report

7. Data Collection Results

 

7.1 Overview

By following the data collection procedures already discussed, 170,762 units were selected. During the screening process, 143,485 units were identified as eligible, that is, the units were not vacant or only occupied by active-duty military personnel, or other similar circumstances. From this number of eligible cases, 130,605 were then screened successfully. The selection procedure in the Newton yielded 81,631 sample eligible dwelling units (DU) members. From this number, a total of 67,784 interviews were then completed.

 

7.2 Screening Response Rates

The screening response rate is the number of completed screenings divided by the Total screened dwelling units (SDUs) minus those SDUs not eligible to be included in the National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). Ineligibles include vacants, not primary residence, not a DU, group quarters unit (GQU) listed as housing unit (HU), HU listed as GQU, only military, other ineligibles, and those SDUs where the residents will live there less than half of the quarter.

As a brief summary, Table 7.1 lists the sample totals and the national screening and interview response rates for the 2001, 2002, and 2003 surveys. Then, Tables 7.2 through 7.15 present the screening response rates for the 2003 sample nationwide. Within each pair of tables, the first provides the unweighted percentages, while the second provides the weighted percentages. The final national screening response rates for the 2003 NSDUH were 91.02 percent (unweighted) and 90.72 percent (weighted).

Tables 7.2 and 7.3 show the national totals for the various screening results codes as broken down by population density. Tables 7.4 and 7.5 redistribute the complete and incomplete screening results codes shown in the previous two tables. The next sets of tables list results for each State, broken down by population density (7.6 and 7.7), eligibility rate (7.8 and 7.9), completion rate (7.10 and 7.11), and nonresponse rate (7.12 and 7.13). Tables 7.14 and 7.15 show the reasons given for screening refusals for the national totals and then, in alphabetical order, for each State. Both unweighted and weighted tables are presented together for each State.

 

7.3 Interview Response Rates

The interviewing response rate is the number of completed interviews divided by the total number of eligible respondents chosen through screening. If there are any ineligible respondents (under 12 or actually in the military), these are subtracted from the total. The national rates for 2001, 2002, and 2003 are shown in Table 7.1. The effect of the $30 cash incentive implemented for 2002 and 2003 is apparent when comparing between survey years.

Tables 7.16 through 7.27 present the interview response rates for the national sample. The final national interviewing response rates were 83.04 percent (unweighted) and 77.39 percent (weighted).

Tables 7.18 and 7.19 present, in alphabetical order, the unweighted and weighted interview response rates for each State by age group. Both tables are presented on each State's page. Similarly, Tables 7.20 and 7.21 show national and State results of incomplete interviews by age, while Tables 7.22 and 7.23 contain interview refusal reasons by age group for the Nation and for each State.

Remaining interview result tables are presented in pairs with the first table providing the unweighted percentages and the second table providing the weighted percentages. Tables 7.16 and 7.17 show the interview response rates by age group and gender. More detailed information by gender and smaller age groups is shown in Tables 7.24 and 7.25. Tables 7.26 and 7.27 present a summary of the interview response rates broken down by several factors including race, type of county, geographic region, and gender.

 

7.4 Spanish Interviews

The percentages of completed interviews that were conducted in Spanish are shown by State in Table 7.28 (unweighted) and Table 7.29 (weighted). Spanish interviewing percentages also were analyzed by age and county type in Table 7.30 (unweighted) and Table 7.31 (weighted). Table 7.32 presents the number of English- and Spanish-version interviews conducted by region and by population density.

 

7.5 Interviewer Assessment of the Interview

As part of each computer-assisted interviewing (CAI) interview, field interviewers (FIs) were required to assess the respondent's level of cooperation, understanding, and privacy during the interview. FIs also were asked to record whether the respondent needed assistance during the audio computer-assisted self-interviewing (ACASI) questions and what type and amount of assistance the FI provided. Other questions asked whether the laptop seemed to influence the respondent's choice to participate, and if respondents revealed to the FI answers entered during the ACASI section.

All of these data were captured in the FI Observation Questions at the end of the interview and are summarized in Tables 7.33 through 7.38. Table 7.33 shows the FI's assessment of the need to provide assistance to respondents in the ACASI section. Tables 7.34 through 7.38 present data based on the FI's assessment of the respondent's level of understanding of the interview, the respondent's cooperation during the interview, the level of privacy during the interview, how the laptop influenced participation, and finally how often the respondent revealed answers in the ACASI section. Each of these tables is broken down by age and race/ethnicity.

 

7.6 Number of Visits

FIs were required to make at least five visits to DUs when attempting to complete screening and interviewing. In reality, callbacks continued to be made as long as the field supervisor (FS) felt there was a chance that the screening or the interview could be completed in a cost-effective manner. In some cases, more than 10 visits were made to complete a screening or interview. Tables 7.39 and 7.40 present data on the number of visits required to complete screenings and interviews.

 

Table 7.1 Summary of NSDUH Results
  2001 2002 2003
Eligible DUs 171,519 150,162 143,485
Complete Screenings 157,471 136,349 130,605
  Unweighted Weighted Unweighted Weighted Unweighted Weighted
Screening Response Rate 91.81 91.86 90.80 90.72 91.02 90.72
Selected Persons 89,745 80,581 81,631
Completed Interviews 68,929 68,126 67,784
  Unweighted Weighted Unweighted Weighted Unweighted Weighted
Interviewing Response Rate 76.81 73.31 84.54 78.56 83.04 77.39
  Unweighted Weighted Unweighted Weighted Unweighted Weighted
Overall Response Rate 70.52 67.34 76.76 71.27 75.58 70.21

 

Table 7.2 2003 Screening Results, by Population Density (Unweighted Percentages)
Screening Result 1,000,000+ 50,000 – 999,999 Non-MSA Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample 60,198 100.00 61,050 100.00 49,514 100.00 170,762 100.00
   Ineligible Cases 7,627 12.67 8,955 14.67 10,695 21.60 27,277 15.97
   Eligible Cases 52,571 87.33 52,095 85.33 38,819 78.40 143,485 84.03
Ineligibles 7,627 100.00 8,955 100.00 10,695 100.00 27,277 100.00
   10 – Vacant 4,472 58.63 4,898 54.70 5,218 48.79 14,588 53.48
   13 – Not Primary Residence 564 7.39 977 10.91 2,836 26.52 4,377 16.05
   18 – Not a Dwelling Unit 707 9.27 735 8.21 907 8.48 2,349 8.61
   22 – All Military Personnel 87 1.14 218 2.43 51 0.48 356 1.31
   Other, Ineligible 1,797 23.56 2,127 23.75 1,683 15.74 5,607 20.56
Eligible Cases 52,571 100.00 52,095 100.00 38,819 100.00 143,485 100.00
   Screening Complete 45,952 87.41 48,083 92.30 36,570 94.21 130,605 91.02
      30 – No One Selected 25,775 49.03 27,215 52.24 21,320 54.92 74,310 51.79
      31 – One Selected 10,913 20.76 11,417 21.92 8,372 21.57 30,702 21.40
      32 – Two Selected 9,264 17.62 9,451 18.14 6,878 17.72 25,593 17.84
   Screening Not Complete 6,619 12.59 4,012 7.70 2,249 5.79 12,880 8.98
      11 – No One Home 1,219 2.32 727 1.40 500 1.29 2,446 1.70
      12 – Respondent Unavailable 144 0.27 89 0.17 47 0.12 280 0.20
      14 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 99 0.19 112 0.21 79 0.20 290 0.20
      15 – Lang Barrier – Hispanic 11 0.02 12 0.02 19 0.05 42 0.03
      16 – Lang Barrier – Other 329 0.63 106 0.20 15 0.04 450 0.31
      17 – Refusal 4,060 7.72 2,812 5.40 1,542 3.97 8,414 5.86
      21 – Other, Access Denied 743 1.41 147 0.28 33 0.09 923 0.64
      24 – Other, eligible 2 0.00 5 0.01 5 0.01 12 0.01
      27 – Segment Not Accessible 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      33 – Screener Not Returned 11 0.02 2 0.00 3 0.01 16 0.01
      39 – Fraudulent Case 1 0.00 0 0.00 5 0.01 6 0.00
      44 – Electronic Scr Problem 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.00 1 0.00

 

Table 7.3 2003 Screening Results, by Population Density (Weighted Percentages)
Screening Result 1,000,000+ 50,000 – 999,999 Non-MSA Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample 60,198 100.00 61,050 100.00 49,514 100.00 170,762 100.00
   Ineligible Cases 7,627 12.99 8,955 15.13 10,695 21.92 27,277 15.84
   Eligible Cases 52,571 87.01 52,095 84.87 38,819 78.08 143,485 84.16
Ineligibles 7,627 100.00 8,955 100.00 10,695 100.00 27,277 100.00
   10 – Vacant 4,472 52.63 4,898 55.14 5,218 49.97 14,588 52.56
   13 – Not Primary Residence 564 12.54 977 12.55 2,836 26.24 4,377 17.07
   18 – Not a Dwelling Unit 707 8.53 735 7.57 907 8.10 2,349 8.08
   22 – All Military Personnel 87 1.58 218 2.20 51 0.42 356 1.39
   Other, Ineligible 1,797 24.72 2,127 22.55 1,683 15.26 5,607 20.90
Eligible Cases 52,571 100.00 52,095 100.00 38,819 100.00 143,485 100.00
   Screening Complete 45,952 87.75 48,083 92.34 36,570 94.13 130,605 90.72
      30 – No One Selected 25,775 48.35 27,215 52.01 21,320 54.89 74,310 51.04
      31 – One Selected 10,913 21.02 11,417 21.98 8,372 21.54 30,702 21.46
      32 – Two Selected 9,264 18.38 9,451 18.35 6,878 17.70 25,593 18.22
   Screening Not Complete 6,619 12.25 4,012 7.66 2,249 5.87 12,880 9.28
      11 – No One Home 1,219 2.03 727 1.48 500 1.30 2,446 1.68
      12 – Respondent Unavailable 144 0.22 89 0.17 47 0.13 280 0.18
      14 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 99 0.17 112 0.19 79 0.21 290 0.18
      15 – Lang Barrier – Hispanic 11 0.02 12 0.02 19 0.07 42 0.03
      16 – Lang Barrier – Other 329 0.71 106 0.20 15 0.03 450 0.39
      17 – Refusal 4,060 7.53 2,812 5.32 1,542 3.94 8,414 5.98
      21 – Other, Access Denied 743 1.55 147 0.26 33 0.15 923 0.81
      24 – Other, eligible 2 0.01 5 0.01 5 0.01 12 0.01
      27 – Segment Not Accessible 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      33 – Screener Not Returned 11 0.02 2 0.00 3 0.00 16 0.01
      39 – Fraudulent Case 1 0.00 0 0.00 5 0.02 6 0.00
      44 – Electronic Scr Problem 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.00 1 0.00

 

Table 7.4 2003 Screening Results, by Final Result and Population Density (Unweighted Percentages)
Screening Result 1,000,000+ 50,000 – 999,999 Non-MSA Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
   Screening Complete 45,952 100.00 48,083 100.00 36,570 100.00 130,605 100.00
      30 – No One Selected 25,775 56.09 27,215 56.60 21,320 58.30 74,310 56.90
      31 – One Selected 10,913 23.75 11,417 23.74 8,372 22.89 30,702 23.51
      32 – Two Selected 9,264 20.16 9,451 19.66 6,878 18.81 25,593 19.60
   Screening Not Complete 6,619 100.00 4,012 100.00 2,249 100.00 12,880 100.00
      11 – No One Home 1,219 18.42 727 18.12 500 22.23 2,446 18.99
      12 – Respondent Unavailable 144 2.18 89 2.22 47 2.09 280 2.17
      14 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 99 1.50 112 2.79 79 3.51 290 2.25
      15 – Lang Barrier – Hispanic 11 0.17 12 0.30 19 0.84 42 0.33
      16 – Lang Barrier – Other 329 4.97 106 2.64 15 0.67 450 3.49
      17 – Refusal 4,060 61.34 2,812 70.09 1,542 68.56 8,414 65.33
      21 – Other, Access Denied 743 11.23 147 3.66 33 1.47 923 7.17
      24 – Other, eligible 2 0.03 5 0.12 5 0.22 12 0.09
      27 – Segment Not Accessible 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      33 – Screener Not Returned 11 0.17 2 0.05 3 0.13 16 0.12
      39 – Fraudulent Case 1 0.02 0 0.00 5 0.22 6 0.05
      44 – Electronic Scr Problem 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.04 1 0.01

 

Table 7.5 2003 Screening Results, by Final Result and Population Density (Weighted Percentages)
Screening Result 1,000,000+ 50,000 – 999,999 Non-MSA Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
   Screening Complete 45,952 100.00 48,083 100.00 36,570 100.00 130,605 100.00
      30 – No One Selected 25,775 55.10 27,215 56.33 21,320 58.31 74,310 56.26
      31 – One Selected 10,913 23.95 11,417 23.81 8,372 22.89 30,702 23.66
      32 – Two Selected 9,264 20.95 9,451 19.87 6,878 18.80 25,593 20.08
   Screening Not Complete 6,619 100.00 4,012 100.00 2,249 100.00 12,880 100.00
      11 – No One Home 1,219 16.58 727 19.28 500 22.11 2,446 18.11
      12 – Respondent Unavailable 144 1.78 89 2.28 47 2.24 280 1.99
      14 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 99 1.41 112 2.43 79 3.54 290 1.99
      15 – Lang Barrier – Hispanic 11 0.14 12 0.27 19 1.25 42 0.33
      16 – Lang Barrier – Other 329 5.79 106 2.63 15 0.51 450 4.16
      17 – Refusal 4,060 61.45 2,812 69.47 1,542 67.20 8,414 64.51
      21 – Other, Access Denied 743 12.67 147 3.46 33 2.63 923 8.68
      24 – Other, eligible 2 0.04 5 0.14 5 0.17 12 0.09
      27 – Segment Not Accessible 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      33 – Screener Not Returned 11 0.14 2 0.04 3 0.07 16 0.11
      39 – Fraudulent Case 1 0.00 0 0.00 5 0.27 6 0.04
      44 – Electronic Scr Problem 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.01 1 0.00

 

Table 7.6 2003 Screening Results — Completion Rate, by State and Population Density (Unweighted Percentages)
State 1,000,000+ 50,000 – 999,999 Non-MSA Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total U.S. 45,952 87.41 48,083 92.30 36,570 94.21 130,605 91.02
AK 0 0.00 739 89.90 927 93.45 1,666 91.84
AL 0 0.00 1,125 90.80 433 91.54 1,558 91.00
AR 0 0.00 707 94.90 1,060 95.93 1,767 95.51
AZ 1,034 94.17 271 93.45 357 96.75 1,662 94.59
CA 4,637 86.62 1,068 93.28 310 86.11 6,015 87.71
CO 872 90.93 539 93.09 298 94.01 1,709 92.13
CT 669 88.84 1,242 91.39 162 92.05 2,073 90.60
DC 2,576 83.69 0 0.00 0 0.00 2,576 83.69
DE 0 0.00 1,127 90.96 647 92.83 1,774 91.63
FL 3,451 87.99 3,285 90.65 839 92.50 7,575 89.61
GA 764 90.63 278 95.86 570 94.84 1,612 92.96
HI 0 0.00 1,222 90.92 545 89.49 1,767 90.48
IA 0 0.00 785 93.23 936 94.83 1,721 94.10
ID 0 0.00 408 94.23 1,101 94.67 1,509 94.55
IL 3,659 79.05 1,846 89.09 1,298 90.96 6,803 83.70
IN 434 93.74 730 93.47 473 95.17 1,637 94.03
KS 487 91.89 485 93.63 666 95.69 1,638 93.92
KY 141 97.24 761 93.26 976 94.76 1,878 94.32
LA 406 87.31 817 94.78 414 96.28 1,637 93.17
MA 1,184 87.83 564 88.13 130 92.20 1,878 88.21
MD 1,231 87.49 78 93.98 166 90.71 1,475 88.16
ME 0 0.00 910 90.73 1,135 91.75 2,045 91.29
MI 3,032 88.04 2,311 91.45 1,366 92.55 6,709 90.09
MN 920 92.28 193 92.79 560 93.96 1,673 92.89
MO 989 94.19 260 91.23 663 93.78 1,912 93.63
MS 0 0.00 545 93.48 1,105 96.17 1,650 95.27
MT 0 0.00 386 92.57 1,380 94.91 1,766 94.39
NC 246 92.48 790 94.50 717 95.60 1,753 94.65
ND 0 0.00 766 92.96 853 95.84 1,619 94.46
NE 0 0.00 823 93.20 799 95.92 1,622 94.52
NH 0 0.00 998 92.84 570 92.99 1,568 92.89
NJ 1,293 87.42 688 85.15 0 0.00 1,981 86.62
NM 0 0.00 900 95.44 840 95.56 1,740 95.50
NV 0 0.00 1,378 94.90 285 95.32 1,663 94.97
NY 4,767 81.06 1,749 89.88 689 92.11 7,205 84.02
OH 2,884 92.79 2,801 95.08 1,561 95.42 7,246 94.23
OK 0 0.00 1,079 91.05 733 93.14 1,812 91.89
OR 812 94.97 429 94.49 519 95.40 1,760 94.98
PA 3,391 85.52 2,846 95.31 1,245 95.70 7,482 90.67
RI 0 0.00 1,543 88.73 229 90.87 1,772 89.00
SC 67 97.10 1,019 94.53 637 96.52 1,723 95.35
SD 0 0.00 619 92.66 1,041 96.30 1,660 94.91
TN 0 0.00 1,270 93.93 594 94.89 1,864 94.24
TX 3,201 94.12 1,836 93.34 1,042 94.90 6,079 94.01
UT 810 94.19 229 96.22 286 97.28 1,325 95.19
VA 771 86.05 424 86.18 472 90.77 1,667 87.37
VT 0 0.00 444 90.98 1,465 93.97 1,909 93.26
WA 771 94.14 820 94.69 329 94.54 1,920 94.44
WI 453 92.83 645 90.21 557 94.41 1,655 92.30
WV 0 0.00 848 92.37 1,388 94.68 2,236 93.79
WY 0 0.00 457 93.27 1,202 94.94 1,659 94.48

 

Table 7.7 2003 Screening Results — Completion Rate, by State and Population Density (Weighted Percentages)
State 1,000,000+ 50,000 – 999,999 Non-MSA Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total U.S. 45,952 87.75 48,083 92.34 36,570 94.13 130,605 90.72
AK 0 0.00 739 89.93 927 93.65 1,666 91.97
AL 0 0.00 1,125 91.01 433 91.53 1,558 91.14
AR 0 0.00 707 95.01 1,060 95.90 1,767 95.53
AZ 1,034 94.21 271 93.65 357 96.46 1,662 94.64
CA 4,637 85.55 1,068 93.37 310 86.25 6,015 86.86
CO 872 90.92 539 92.89 298 93.99 1,709 92.06
CT 669 88.93 1,242 91.26 162 92.10 2,073 90.56
DC 2,576 83.69 0 0.00 0 0.00 2,576 83.69
DE 0 0.00 1,127 90.71 647 93.08 1,774 91.59
FL 3,451 88.18 3,285 90.72 839 92.77 7,575 89.77
GA 764 90.44 278 95.64 570 94.83 1,612 92.81
HI 0 0.00 1,222 90.62 545 89.44 1,767 90.25
IA 0 0.00 785 93.30 936 94.90 1,721 94.16
ID 0 0.00 408 94.17 1,101 94.56 1,509 94.45
IL 3,659 78.68 1,846 88.90 1,298 91.06 6,803 83.45
IN 434 93.80 730 93.61 473 95.18 1,637 94.11
KS 487 91.81 485 93.81 666 95.68 1,638 93.94
KY 141 97.42 761 93.01 976 94.87 1,878 94.25
LA 406 87.23 817 94.73 414 96.16 1,637 93.12
MA 1,184 87.74 564 88.12 130 92.34 1,878 88.16
MD 1,231 87.37 78 93.97 166 89.98 1,475 88.04
ME 0 0.00 910 90.63 1,135 91.68 2,045 91.21
MI 3,032 88.10 2,311 91.48 1,366 92.60 6,709 90.14
MN 920 92.03 193 92.67 560 93.94 1,673 92.73
MO 989 94.19 260 91.40 663 93.74 1,912 93.64
MS 0 0.00 545 93.46 1,105 96.23 1,650 95.33
MT 0 0.00 386 92.63 1,380 94.90 1,766 94.40
NC 246 92.42 790 94.49 717 95.65 1,753 94.65
ND 0 0.00 766 93.17 853 95.89 1,619 94.57
NE 0 0.00 823 93.17 799 95.94 1,622 94.51
NH 0 0.00 998 92.72 570 93.33 1,568 92.94
NJ 1,293 87.35 688 85.12 0 0.00 1,981 86.56
NM 0 0.00 900 95.20 840 95.66 1,740 95.42
NV 0 0.00 1,378 94.83 285 95.29 1,663 94.91
NY 4,767 81.02 1,749 89.80 689 92.04 7,205 83.97
OH 2,884 92.73 2,801 95.05 1,561 95.41 7,246 94.17
OK 0 0.00 1,079 90.95 733 93.03 1,812 91.80
OR 812 95.16 429 93.97 519 95.37 1,760 94.94
PA 3,391 85.66 2,846 95.15 1,245 95.80 7,482 90.76
RI 0 0.00 1,543 88.33 229 90.30 1,772 88.58
SC 67 97.19 1,019 94.73 637 96.45 1,723 95.45
SD 0 0.00 619 92.47 1,041 96.24 1,660 94.78
TN 0 0.00 1,270 94.01 594 94.99 1,864 94.27
TX 3,201 94.13 1,836 93.33 1,042 94.97 6,079 94.03
UT 810 94.04 229 96.49 286 97.31 1,325 95.14
VA 771 86.02 424 86.09 472 90.73 1,667 87.33
VT 0 0.00 444 90.89 1,465 93.90 1,909 93.19
WA 771 94.10 820 94.80 329 94.33 1,920 94.43
WI 453 92.84 645 90.26 557 94.24 1,655 92.28
WV 0 0.00 848 92.47 1,388 94.71 2,236 93.83
WY 0 0.00 457 93.24 1,202 94.95 1,659 94.48

 

Table 7.8 2003 Screening Results — Eligibility Rate, by State (Unweighted Percentages)
State Sample DUs Eligible DUs % Eligible DUs
Total 170,762 143,485 84.03
AK 2,314 1,814 78.39
AL 2,071 1,712 82.67
AR 2,258 1,850 81.93
AZ 2,159 1,757 81.38
CA 7,687 6,858 89.22
CO 2,225 1,855 83.37
CT 2,623 2,288 87.23
DC 3,692 3,078 83.37
DE 2,419 1,936 80.03
FL 10,451 8,453 80.88
GA 2,112 1,734 82.10
HI 2,259 1,953 86.45
IA 2,035 1,829 89.88
ID 1,998 1,596 79.88
IL 9,163 8,128 88.70
IN 2,046 1,741 85.09
KS 2,042 1,744 85.41
KY 2,266 1,991 87.86
LA 2,084 1,757 84.31
MA 2,413 2,129 88.23
MD 1,899 1,673 88.10
ME 2,827 2,240 79.24
MI 9,000 7,447 82.74
MN 2,029 1,801 88.76
MO 2,495 2,042 81.84
MS 2,196 1,732 78.87
MT 2,384 1,871 78.48
NC 2,239 1,852 82.72
ND 2,072 1,714 82.72
NE 1,996 1,716 85.97
NH 2,015 1,688 83.77
NJ 2,564 2,287 89.20
NM 2,260 1,822 80.62
NV 2,071 1,751 84.55
NY 9,973 8,575 85.98
OH 8,874 7,690 86.66
OK 2,455 1,972 80.33
OR 2,102 1,853 88.15
PA 9,866 8,252 83.64
RI 2,255 1,991 88.29
SC 2,205 1,807 81.95
SD 2,154 1,749 81.20
TN 2,290 1,978 86.38
TX 7,901 6,466 81.84
UT 1,623 1,392 85.77
VA 2,168 1,908 88.01
VT 2,638 2,047 77.60
WA 2,475 2,033 82.14
WI 2,282 1,793 78.57
WV 2,923 2,384 81.56
WY 2,214 1,756 79.31
DU=dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.9 2003 Screening Results — Eligibility Rate, by State (Weighted Percentages)
State Sample DUs Eligible DUs % Eligible DUs
Total 170,762 143,485 84.16
AK 2,314 1,814 78.29
AL 2,071 1,712 82.59
AR 2,258 1,850 81.69
AZ 2,159 1,757 76.61
CA 7,687 6,858 86.71
CO 2,225 1,855 83.11
CT 2,623 2,288 87.11
DC 3,692 3,078 83.49
DE 2,419 1,936 77.52
FL 10,451 8,453 78.88
GA 2,112 1,734 82.31
HI 2,259 1,953 86.59
IA 2,035 1,829 89.84
ID 1,998 1,596 79.05
IL 9,163 8,128 88.80
IN 2,046 1,741 85.04
KS 2,042 1,744 85.50
KY 2,266 1,991 88.28
LA 2,084 1,757 84.70
MA 2,413 2,129 88.05
MD 1,899 1,673 88.10
ME 2,827 2,240 79.13
MI 9,000 7,447 81.95
MN 2,029 1,801 89.22
MO 2,495 2,042 81.73
MS 2,196 1,732 79.16
MT 2,384 1,871 78.55
NC 2,239 1,852 82.67
ND 2,072 1,714 82.88
NE 1,996 1,716 85.97
NH 2,015 1,688 83.17
NJ 2,564 2,287 89.19
NM 2,260 1,822 80.94
NV 2,071 1,751 85.37
NY 9,973 8,575 86.04
OH 8,874 7,690 86.62
OK 2,455 1,972 80.20
OR 2,102 1,853 88.24
PA 9,866 8,252 83.16
RI 2,255 1,991 88.52
SC 2,205 1,807 81.62
SD 2,154 1,749 81.64
TN 2,290 1,978 87.76
TX 7,901 6,466 81.76
UT 1,623 1,392 84.47
VA 2,168 1,908 87.17
VT 2,638 2,047 77.40
WA 2,475 2,033 81.85
WI 2,282 1,793 76.73
WV 2,923 2,384 81.77
WY 2,214 1,756 79.26
DU=dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.10 2003 Screening Results — Completion Rate, by State (Unweighted Percentages)
State Eligible DUs Complete DUs % Complete DUs
Total 143,485 130,605 91.02
AK 1,814 1,666 91.84
AL 1,712 1,558 91.00
AR 1,850 1,767 95.51
AZ 1,757 1,662 94.59
CA 6,858 6,015 87.71
CO 1,855 1,709 92.13
CT 2,288 2,073 90.60
DC 3,078 2,576 83.69
DE 1,936 1,774 91.63
FL 8,453 7,575 89.61
GA 1,734 1,612 92.96
HI 1,953 1,767 90.48
IA 1,829 1,721 94.10
ID 1,596 1,509 94.55
IL 8,128 6,803 83.70
IN 1,741 1,637 94.03
KS 1,744 1,638 93.92
KY 1,991 1,878 94.32
LA 1,757 1,637 93.17
MA 2,129 1,878 88.21
MD 1,673 1,475 88.16
ME 2,240 2,045 91.29
MI 7,447 6,709 90.09
MN 1,801 1,673 92.89
MO 2,042 1,912 93.63
MS 1,732 1,650 95.27
MT 1,871 1,766 94.39
NC 1,852 1,753 94.65
ND 1,714 1,619 94.46
NE 1,716 1,622 94.52
NH 1,688 1,568 92.89
NJ 2,287 1,981 86.62
NM 1,822 1,740 95.50
NV 1,751 1,663 94.97
NY 8,575 7,205 84.02
OH 7,690 7,246 94.23
OK 1,972 1,812 91.89
OR 1,853 1,760 94.98
PA 8,252 7,482 90.67
RI 1,991 1,772 89.00
SC 1,807 1,723 95.35
SD 1,749 1,660 94.91
TN 1,978 1,864 94.24
TX 6,466 6,079 94.01
UT 1,392 1,325 95.19
VA 1,908 1,667 87.37
VT 2,047 1,909 93.26
WA 2,033 1,920 94.44
WI 1,793 1,655 92.30
WV 2,384 2,236 93.79
WY 1,756 1,659 94.48
DU=dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.11 2003 Screening Results — Completion Rate, by State (Weighted Percentages)
State Eligible DUs Complete DUs % Complete DUs
Total 143,485 130,605 90.72
AK 1,814 1,666 91.97
AL 1,712 1,558 91.14
AR 1,850 1,767 95.53
AZ 1,757 1,662 94.64
CA 6,858 6,015 86.86
CO 1,855 1,709 92.06
CT 2,288 2,073 90.56
DC 3,078 2,576 83.69
DE 1,936 1,774 91.59
FL 8,453 7,575 89.77
GA 1,734 1,612 92.81
HI 1,953 1,767 90.25
IA 1,829 1,721 94.16
ID 1,596 1,509 94.45
IL 8,128 6,803 83.45
IN 1,741 1,637 94.11
KS 1,744 1,638 93.94
KY 1,991 1,878 94.25
LA 1,757 1,637 93.12
MA 2,129 1,878 88.16
MD 1,673 1,475 88.04
ME 2,240 2,045 91.21
MI 7,447 6,709 90.14
MN 1,801 1,673 92.73
MO 2,042 1,912 93.64
MS 1,732 1,650 95.33
MT 1,871 1,766 94.40
NC 1,852 1,753 94.65
ND 1,714 1,619 94.57
NE 1,716 1,622 94.51
NH 1,688 1,568 92.94
NJ 2,287 1,981 86.56
NM 1,822 1,740 95.42
NV 1,751 1,663 94.91
NY 8,575 7,205 83.97
OH 7,690 7,246 94.17
OK 1,972 1,812 91.80
OR 1,853 1,760 94.94
PA 8,252 7,482 90.76
RI 1,991 1,772 88.58
SC 1,807 1,723 95.45
SD 1,749 1,660 94.78
TN 1,978 1,864 94.27
TX 6,466 6,079 94.03
UT 1,392 1,325 95.14
VA 1,908 1,667 87.33
VT 2,047 1,909 93.19
WA 2,033 1,920 94.43
WI 1,793 1,655 92.28
WV 2,384 2,236 93.83
WY 1,756 1,659 94.48
DU=dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.12 2003 Screening Results — Nonresponse Rate, by State (Unweighted Percentages)
State Total NR % % Not at Home % Refused
Total 8.98 1.70 5.86
AK 8.16 1.65 5.62
AL 9.00 3.33 5.26
AR 4.49 0.70 3.08
AZ 5.41 0.46 4.78
CA 12.29 1.59 7.12
CO 7.87 0.86 6.47
CT 9.40 1.70 6.56
DC 16.31 4.13 10.69
DE 8.37 1.55 5.84
FL 10.39 1.25 7.15
GA 7.04 0.69 5.59
HI 9.52 1.48 6.09
IA 5.90 1.04 4.54
ID 5.45 1.13 3.70
IL 16.30 4.24 8.23
IN 5.97 1.55 4.19
KS 6.08 1.09 4.42
KY 5.68 1.71 3.82
LA 6.83 1.42 4.78
MA 11.79 2.63 8.31
MD 11.84 2.09 7.71
ME 8.71 1.25 6.52
MI 9.91 1.89 7.02
MN 7.11 1.50 5.11
MO 6.37 1.76 4.36
MS 4.73 1.62 2.77
MT 5.61 1.44 4.12
NC 5.35 0.81 4.05
ND 5.54 0.93 3.97
NE 5.48 1.11 3.96
NH 7.11 0.71 5.98
NJ 13.38 2.97 9.31
NM 4.50 1.54 2.74
NV 5.03 1.71 2.97
NY 15.98 2.09 10.24
OH 5.77 0.91 4.11
OK 8.11 0.91 6.09
OR 5.02 1.57 2.70
PA 9.33 1.91 4.53
RI 11.00 1.41 8.34
SC 4.65 1.22 2.99
SD 5.09 1.14 3.60
TN 5.76 1.62 3.54
TX 5.99 1.50 3.91
UT 4.81 0.93 3.23
VA 12.63 2.31 8.60
VT 6.74 0.64 5.37
WA 5.56 0.54 4.67
WI 7.70 2.29 5.35
WV 6.21 0.96 4.32
WY 5.52 1.08 4.27
NR = nonresponse.

 

Table 7.13 2003 Screening Results — Nonresponse Rate, by State (Weighted Percentages)
State Total NR % % Not at Home % Refused
Total 9.28 1.68 5.98
AK 8.03 1.61 5.44
AL 8.86 3.21 5.22
AR 4.47 0.71 3.09
AZ 5.36 0.46 4.76
CA 13.14 1.56 7.21
CO 7.94 0.86 6.54
CT 9.44 1.64 6.68
DC 16.31 4.12 10.70
DE 8.41 1.48 5.85
FL 10.23 1.27 7.09
GA 7.19 0.77 5.65
HI 9.75 1.49 6.07
IA 5.84 1.06 4.46
ID 5.55 1.10 3.82
IL 16.55 4.24 8.30
IN 5.89 1.58 4.10
KS 6.06 1.11 4.42
KY 5.75 1.86 3.77
LA 6.88 1.42 4.84
MA 11.84 2.66 8.32
MD 11.96 2.12 7.79
ME 8.79 1.31 6.52
MI 9.86 1.87 6.99
MN 7.27 1.51 5.25
MO 6.36 1.77 4.35
MS 4.67 1.60 2.76
MT 5.60 1.39 4.16
NC 5.35 0.80 4.06
ND 5.43 0.92 3.85
NE 5.49 1.11 3.97
NH 7.06 0.70 5.97
NJ 13.44 2.93 9.36
NM 4.58 1.58 2.81
NV 5.09 1.91 2.77
NY 16.03 2.09 10.24
OH 5.83 0.91 4.13
OK 8.20 0.94 6.10
OR 5.06 1.54 2.65
PA 9.24 1.88 4.53
RI 11.42 1.31 8.78
SC 4.55 1.15 2.97
SD 5.22 1.19 3.64
TN 5.73 1.37 3.87
TX 5.97 1.49 3.91
UT 4.86 0.95 3.27
VA 12.67 2.21 8.63
VT 6.81 0.62 5.45
WA 5.57 0.49 4.72
WI 7.72 2.29 5.37
WV 6.17 0.98 4.28
WY 5.52 1.09 4.26
NR=nonresponse.

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Total U.S.)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 8,414 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 5,199 61.79
   No time 1,173 13.94
   Government/Surveys too invasive 1,250 14.86
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 89 1.06
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 357 4.24
   House too messy/Too ill 68 0.81
   Other 273 3.24
   Missing 5 0.06

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 8,414 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 5,199 62.19
   No time 1,173 13.82
   Government/Surveys too invasive 1,250 14.60
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 89 1.04
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 357 4.11
   House too messy/Too ill 68 0.92
   Other 273 3.23
   Missing 5 0.09

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Alabama)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 90 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 26 28.89
   No time 41 45.56
   Government/Surveys too invasive 17 18.89
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 2.22
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 4 4.44
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 90 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 26 27.23
   No time 41 44.63
   Government/Surveys too invasive 17 20.81
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 1.92
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 4 5.41
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Alaska)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 102 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 55 53.92
   No time 17 16.67
   Government/Surveys too invasive 26 25.49
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 0.98
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 1.96
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.98
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 102 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 55 55.87
   No time 17 15.84
   Government/Surveys too invasive 26 24.39
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 0.84
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 2.11
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.95
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Arizona)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 84 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 31 36.90
   No time 13 15.48
   Government/Surveys too invasive 32 38.10
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 5.95
   House too messy/Too ill 2 2.38
   Other 1 1.19
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 84 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 31 36.45
   No time 13 13.45
   Government/Surveys too invasive 32 40.28
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 5.23
   House too messy/Too ill 2 2.88
   Other 1 1.71
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Arkansas)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 57 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 34 59.65
   No time 5 8.77
   Government/Surveys too invasive 2 3.51
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.75
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 15 26.32
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 57 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 34 60.88
   No time 5 8.86
   Government/Surveys too invasive 2 3.42
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.87
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 15 24.97
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (California)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 488 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 325 66.60
   No time 60 12.30
   Government/Surveys too invasive 79 16.19
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 0.20
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 10 2.05
   House too messy/Too ill 4 0.82
   Other 9 1.84
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 488 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 325 66.41
   No time 60 12.84
   Government/Surveys too invasive 79 15.98
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 0.20
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 10 1.95
   House too messy/Too ill 4 0.85
   Other 9 1.77
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Colorado)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 120 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 75 62.50
   No time 9 7.50
   Government/Surveys too invasive 24 20.00
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 0.83
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 8 6.67
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.83
   Other 2 1.67
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 120 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 75 63.45
   No time 9 7.39
   Government/Surveys too invasive 24 19.44
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 0.84
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 8 6.44
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.81
   Other 2 1.62
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Connecticut)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 150 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 121 80.67
   No time 7 4.67
   Government/Surveys too invasive 12 8.00
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 0.67
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 6 4.00
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.67
   Other 2 1.33
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 150 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 121 81.29
   No time 7 4.64
   Government/Surveys too invasive 12 7.63
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 0.59
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 6 3.89
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.58
   Other 2 1.38
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Delaware)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 113 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 73 64.60
   No time 13 11.50
   Government/Surveys too invasive 19 16.81
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 1.77
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 3 2.65
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.88
   Other 2 1.77
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 113 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 73 63.47
   No time 13 11.40
   Government/Surveys too invasive 19 17.61
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 1.87
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 3 2.46
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.45
   Other 2 1.73
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (District of Columbia)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 329 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 209 63.53
   No time 63 19.15
   Government/Surveys too invasive 48 14.59
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 0.61
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 0.61
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.30
   Other 4 1.22
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 329 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 209 63.29
   No time 63 19.87
   Government/Surveys too invasive 48 14.20
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 0.60
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 0.56
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.33
   Other 4 1.16
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Florida)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 604 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 339 56.13
   No time 116 19.21
   Government/Surveys too invasive 102 16.89
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 7 1.16
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 19 3.15
   House too messy/Too ill 11 1.82
   Other 10 1.66
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 604 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 339 56.46
   No time 116 19.75
   Government/Surveys too invasive 102 15.98
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 7 1.14
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 19 3.21
   House too messy/Too ill 11 1.79
   Other 10 1.67
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Georgia)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 97 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 60 61.86
   No time 10 10.31
   Government/Surveys too invasive 16 16.49
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 6 6.19
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.03
   Other 4 4.12
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 97 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 60 60.95
   No time 10 10.20
   Government/Surveys too invasive 16 17.90
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 6 5.71
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.27
   Other 4 3.96
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Hawaii)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 119 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 77 64.71
   No time 19 15.97
   Government/Surveys too invasive 11 9.24
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 0.84
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 9 7.56
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.84
   Other 1 0.84
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 119 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 77 65.84
   No time 19 15.82
   Government/Surveys too invasive 11 8.08
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 0.96
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 9 7.61
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.74
   Other 1 0.96
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Idaho)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 59 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 35 59.32
   No time 8 13.56
   Government/Surveys too invasive 13 22.03
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 3.39
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 1 1.69
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 59 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 35 60.54
   No time 8 12.84
   Government/Surveys too invasive 13 21.78
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 3.21
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 1 1.63
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Illinois)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 669 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 408 60.99
   No time 100 14.95
   Government/Surveys too invasive 95 14.20
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 8 1.20
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 38 5.68
   House too messy/Too ill 7 1.05
   Other 12 1.79
   Missing 1 0.15

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 669 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 408 60.47
   No time 100 14.87
   Government/Surveys too invasive 95 14.69
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 8 1.29
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 38 5.68
   House too messy/Too ill 7 1.02
   Other 12 1.83
   Missing 1 0.15

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Indiana)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 73 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 36 49.32
   No time 9 12.33
   Government/Surveys too invasive 16 21.92
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 9 12.33
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 2.74
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.37
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 73 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 36 50.07
   No time 9 12.37
   Government/Surveys too invasive 16 22.80
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 9 10.96
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 2.54
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.25
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Iowa)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 83 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 57 68.67
   No time 19 22.89
   Government/Surveys too invasive 5 6.02
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.20
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 1 1.20

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 83 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 57 68.51
   No time 19 22.32
   Government/Surveys too invasive 5 6.41
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.39
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 1 1.37

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Kansas)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 77 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 57 74.03
   No time 5 6.49
   Government/Surveys too invasive 9 11.69
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 4 5.19
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.30
   Other 1 1.30
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 77 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 57 74.36
   No time 5 6.96
   Government/Surveys too invasive 9 11.37
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 4 4.97
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.15
   Other 1 1.19
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Kentucky)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 76 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 21 27.63
   No time 24 31.58
   Government/Surveys too invasive 19 25.00
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 6.58
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.32
   Other 6 7.89
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 76 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 21 25.70
   No time 24 33.84
   Government/Surveys too invasive 19 25.46
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 6.82
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.17
   Other 6 7.00
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Louisiana)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 84 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 44 52.38
   No time 17 20.24
   Government/Surveys too invasive 14 16.67
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 9 10.71
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 84 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 44 50.81
   No time 17 21.91
   Government/Surveys too invasive 14 15.62
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 9 11.66
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Maine)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 146 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 65 44.52
   No time 17 11.64
   Government/Surveys too invasive 38 26.03
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 8 5.48
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.68
   Other 17 11.64
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 146 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 65 45.32
   No time 17 11.51
   Government/Surveys too invasive 38 24.88
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 8 5.74
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.72
   Other 17 11.83
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Maryland)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 129 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 106 82.17
   No time 2 1.55
   Government/Surveys too invasive 7 5.43
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 14 10.85
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 129 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 106 82.60
   No time 2 1.51
   Government/Surveys too invasive 7 5.49
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 14 10.39
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Massachusetts)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 177 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 146 82.49
   No time 16 9.04
   Government/Surveys too invasive 3 1.69
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 1.13
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 2.82
   House too messy/Too ill 2 1.13
   Other 3 1.69
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 177 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 146 82.31
   No time 16 9.15
   Government/Surveys too invasive 3 1.68
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 1.23
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 2.81
   House too messy/Too ill 2 1.18
   Other 3 1.64
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Michigan)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 523 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 315 60.23
   No time 77 14.72
   Government/Surveys too invasive 80 15.30
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 6 1.15
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 19 3.63
   House too messy/Too ill 4 0.76
   Other 22 4.21
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 523 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 315 60.36
   No time 77 14.57
   Government/Surveys too invasive 80 15.30
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 6 1.09
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 19 3.66
   House too messy/Too ill 4 0.74
   Other 22 4.27
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Minnesota)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 92 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 50 54.35
   No time 11 11.96
   Government/Surveys too invasive 15 16.30
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 4 4.35
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 10 10.87
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 2 2.17
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 92 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 50 52.83
   No time 11 12.65
   Government/Surveys too invasive 15 16.72
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 4 4.49
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 10 10.64
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 2 2.66
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Mississippi)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 48 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 23 47.92
   No time 7 14.58
   Government/Surveys too invasive 13 27.08
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 10.42
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 48 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 23 48.12
   No time 7 14.51
   Government/Surveys too invasive 13 26.99
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 10.38
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Missouri)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 89 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 60 67.42
   No time 9 10.11
   Government/Surveys too invasive 8 8.99
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 9 10.11
   House too messy/Too ill 2 2.25
   Other 1 1.12
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 89 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 60 67.79
   No time 9 10.37
   Government/Surveys too invasive 8 8.80
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 9 9.77
   House too messy/Too ill 2 2.18
   Other 1 1.09
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Montana)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 77 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 44 57.14
   No time 10 12.99
   Government/Surveys too invasive 22 28.57
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.30
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 77 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 44 56.63
   No time 10 13.50
   Government/Surveys too invasive 22 28.62
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.25
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Nebraska)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 68 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 51 75.00
   No time 6 8.82
   Government/Surveys too invasive 3 4.41
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 2.94
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 2.94
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 4 5.88
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 68 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 51 74.67
   No time 6 9.12
   Government/Surveys too invasive 3 4.40
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 2.99
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 2.99
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 4 5.84
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Nevada)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 52 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 34 65.38
   No time 14 26.92
   Government/Surveys too invasive 1 1.92
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.92
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 1 1.92
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 1 1.92
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 52 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 34 66.95
   No time 14 25.30
   Government/Surveys too invasive 1 2.53
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 2.01
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 1 1.62
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 1 1.59
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (New Hampshire)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 101 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 83 82.18
   No time 6 5.94
   Government/Surveys too invasive 10 9.90
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 1.98
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 101 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 83 84.11
   No time 6 5.77
   Government/Surveys too invasive 10 8.30
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 1.83
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (New Jersey)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 213 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 155 72.77
   No time 25 11.74
   Government/Surveys too invasive 12 5.63
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 0.94
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 2.35
   House too messy/Too ill 5 2.35
   Other 7 3.29
   Missing 2 0.94

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 213 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 155 72.48
   No time 25 11.85
   Government/Surveys too invasive 12 5.69
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 0.97
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 2.21
   House too messy/Too ill 5 2.39
   Other 7 3.29
   Missing 2 1.10

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (New Mexico)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 50 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 44 88.00
   No time 2 4.00
   Government/Surveys too invasive 2 4.00
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 2 4.00
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 50 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 44 86.81
   No time 2 4.42
   Government/Surveys too invasive 2 4.35
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 2 4.42
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (New York)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 878 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 590 67.20
   No time 86 9.79
   Government/Surveys too invasive 104 11.85
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 9 1.03
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 35 3.99
   House too messy/Too ill 4 0.46
   Other 50 5.69
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 878 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 590 67.49
   No time 86 9.75
   Government/Surveys too invasive 104 11.83
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 9 0.99
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 35 3.88
   House too messy/Too ill 4 0.45
   Other 50 5.62
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (North Carolina)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 75 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 45 60.00
   No time 10 13.33
   Government/Surveys too invasive 11 14.67
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.33
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 3 4.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 5 6.67
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 75 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 45 59.04
   No time 10 13.44
   Government/Surveys too invasive 11 15.07
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.50
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 3 4.17
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 5 6.78
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (North Dakota)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 68 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 47 69.12
   No time 6 8.82
   Government/Surveys too invasive 12 17.65
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 2.94
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 1 1.47
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 68 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 47 67.95
   No time 6 9.06
   Government/Surveys too invasive 12 18.58
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 2.91
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 1 1.50
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Ohio)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 316 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 190 60.13
   No time 29 9.18
   Government/Surveys too invasive 63 19.94
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 11 3.48
   House too messy/Too ill 3 0.95
   Other 20 6.33
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 316 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 190 60.55
   No time 29 9.50
   Government/Surveys too invasive 63 19.45
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 11 3.53
   House too messy/Too ill 3 0.86
   Other 20 6.11
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Oklahoma)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 120 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 86 71.67
   No time 16 13.33
   Government/Surveys too invasive 8 6.67
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 1.67
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 1 0.83
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 7 5.83
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 120 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 86 72.00
   No time 16 13.29
   Government/Surveys too invasive 8 7.07
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 1.82
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 1 0.63
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 7 5.19
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Oregon)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 50 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 19 38.00
   No time 10 20.00
   Government/Surveys too invasive 15 30.00
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 10.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 1 2.00
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 50 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 19 41.85
   No time 10 18.80
   Government/Surveys too invasive 15 29.14
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 8.67
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 1 1.55
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Pennsylvania)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 374 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 211 56.42
   No time 36 9.63
   Government/Surveys too invasive 54 14.44
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 7 1.87
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 55 14.71
   House too messy/Too ill 2 0.53
   Other 9 2.41
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 374 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 211 55.94
   No time 36 9.35
   Government/Surveys too invasive 54 14.63
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 7 1.81
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 55 14.71
   House too messy/Too ill 2 0.57
   Other 9 3.00
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Rhode Island)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 166 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 109 65.66
   No time 34 20.48
   Government/Surveys too invasive 9 5.42
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 1.20
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 9 5.42
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.60
   Other 2 1.20
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 166 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 109 66.39
   No time 34 19.64
   Government/Surveys too invasive 9 5.41
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 1.20
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 9 5.20
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.73
   Other 2 1.42
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (South Carolina)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 54 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 40 74.07
   No time 6 11.11
   Government/Surveys too invasive 5 9.26
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.85
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 3.70
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 54 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 40 75.53
   No time 6 10.21
   Government/Surveys too invasive 5 9.27
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.60
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 3.39
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (South Dakota)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 63 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 48 76.19
   No time 6 9.52
   Government/Surveys too invasive 4 6.35
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 3.17
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 3.17
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.59
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 63 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 48 76.68
   No time 6 9.00
   Government/Surveys too invasive 4 6.25
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 3.08
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 3.05
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.93
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Tennessee)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 70 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 35 50.00
   No time 25 35.71
   Government/Surveys too invasive 8 11.43
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 1 1.43
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 1 1.43
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 70 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 35 60.76
   No time 25 28.44
   Government/Surveys too invasive 8 8.66
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 1 1.12
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 1 1.02
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Texas)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 253 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 145 57.31
   No time 61 24.11
   Government/Surveys too invasive 24 9.49
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 4 1.58
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 12 4.74
   House too messy/Too ill 3 1.19
   Other 4 1.58
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 253 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 145 56.85
   No time 61 24.10
   Government/Surveys too invasive 24 9.84
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 4 1.57
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 12 4.94
   House too messy/Too ill 3 1.25
   Other 4 1.46
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Utah)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 45 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 12 26.67
   No time 6 13.33
   Government/Surveys too invasive 22 48.89
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 2.22
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 4 8.89
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 45 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 12 23.78
   No time 6 13.87
   Government/Surveys too invasive 22 50.38
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 2.45
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 4 9.53
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Vermont)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 110 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 67 60.91
   No time 17 15.45
   Government/Surveys too invasive 21 19.09
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 4.55
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 110 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 67 61.22
   No time 17 15.20
   Government/Surveys too invasive 21 18.83
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 5 4.75
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 0 0.00
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Virginia)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 164 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 85 51.83
   No time 32 19.51
   Government/Surveys too invasive 37 22.56
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 1.22
   House too messy/Too ill 2 1.22
   Other 5 3.05
   Missing 1 0.61

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 164 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 85 54.10
   No time 32 17.31
   Government/Surveys too invasive 37 23.21
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 0 0.00
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 1.08
   House too messy/Too ill 2 1.25
   Other 5 2.55
   Missing 1 0.49

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Washington)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 95 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 53 55.79
   No time 3 3.16
   Government/Surveys too invasive 27 28.42
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 2.11
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 2.11
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 8 8.42
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 95 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 53 55.37
   No time 3 3.24
   Government/Surveys too invasive 27 30.00
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 1.92
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 2 1.94
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 8 7.53
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (West Virginia)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 103 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 52 50.49
   No time 16 15.53
   Government/Surveys too invasive 21 20.39
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 1.94
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 1 0.97
   House too messy/Too ill 1 0.97
   Other 10 9.71
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 103 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 52 49.60
   No time 16 15.34
   Government/Surveys too invasive 21 21.27
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 2 2.39
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 1 0.84
   House too messy/Too ill 1 1.03
   Other 10 9.54
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Wisconsin)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 96 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 60 62.50
   No time 9 9.38
   Government/Surveys too invasive 14 14.58
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.04
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 9 9.38
   House too messy/Too ill 2 2.08
   Other 1 1.04
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 96 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 60 61.30
   No time 9 10.24
   Government/Surveys too invasive 14 14.27
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.04
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 9 10.07
   House too messy/Too ill 2 1.95
   Other 1 1.13
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.14 and 7.15 2003 Screening Refusal Results (Wyoming)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 75 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 46 61.33
   No time 8 10.67
   Government/Surveys too invasive 18 24.00
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.33
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 2 2.67
   Missing 0 0.00

(Weighted Percentages)
  Total
Count %
Refusal Cases 75 100.00
   Nothing in it for me 46 60.91
   No time 8 10.79
   Government/Surveys too invasive 18 24.42
   Gatekeeper/Household member won't allow participation 1 1.25
   Confidentiality or survey legitimacy concerns 0 0.00
   House too messy/Too ill 0 0.00
   Other 2 2.63
   Missing 0 0.00

 

Table 7.16 2003 Interview Results, by Gender and Age (Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
  Count % Count % Count % Count %
Male                
   Eligible Cases 13,070 100.00 13,197 100.00 13,741 100.00 40,008 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 11,654 89.17 10,838 82.12 10,135 73.76 32,627 81.55
      71 – No One at DU* 237 1.81 730 5.53 716 5.21 1,683 4.21
      77 – Refusal 259 1.98 1,268 9.61 2,418 17.60 3,945 9.86
      Other 920 7.04 361 2.74 472 3.43 1,753 4.38
Female                
   Eligible Cases 12,317 100.00 14,062 100.00 15,244 100.00 41,623 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 11,042 89.65 12,103 86.07 12,012 78.80 35,157 84.47
      71 – No One at DU* 231 1.88 597 4.25 540 3.54 1,368 3.29
      77 – Refusal 227 1.84 1,099 7.82 2,162 14.18 3,488 8.38
      Other 817 6.63 263 1.87 530 3.48 1,610 3.87
Total                
   Eligible Cases 25,387 100.00 27,259 100.00 28,985 100.00 81,631 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 22,696 89.40 22,941 84.16 22,147 76.41 67,784 83.04
      71 – No One at DU* 468 1.84 1,327 4.87 1,256 4.33 3,051 3.74
      77 – Refusal 486 1.91 2,367 8.68 4,580 15.80 7,433 9.11
      Other 1,737 6.84 624 2.29 1,002 3.46 3,363 4.12
DU = dwelling unit.
*Results include interviewer codes for no one at home after repeated visits and codes for respondent unavailable after repeated visits.

 

Table 7.17 2003 Interview Results, by Gender and Age (Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
  Count % Count % Count % Count %
Male                
   Eligible Cases 13,070 100.00 13,197 100.00 13,741 100.00 40,008 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 11,654 89.68 10,838 81.51 10,135 72.55 32,627 75.72
      71 – No One at DU* 237 1.64 730 5.56 716 4.79 1,683 4.54
      77 – Refusal 259 1.72 1,268 10.04 2,418 18.18 3,945 15.20
      Other 920 6.97 361 2.90 472 4.48 1,753 4.54
Female                
   Eligible Cases 12,317 100.00 14,062 100.00 15,244 100.00 41,623 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 11,042 89.45 12,103 85.43 12,012 76.51 35,157 78.96
      71 – No One at DU* 231 2.11 597 4.56 540 3.59 1,368 3.57
      77 – Refusal 227 1.77 1,099 7.94 2,162 15.39 3,488 13.07
      Other 817 6.67 263 2.08 530 4.50 1,610 4.41
Total                
   Eligible Cases 25,387 100.00 27,259 100.00 28,985 100.00 81,631 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 22,696 89.57 22,941 83.47 22,147 74.63 67,784 77.39
      71 – No One at DU* 468 1.87 1,327 5.06 1,256 4.16 3,051 4.04
      77 – Refusal 486 1.74 2,367 8.99 4,580 16.71 7,433 14.10
      Other 1,737 6.82 624 2.49 1,002 4.49 3,363 4.47
DU = dwelling unit.
*Results include interviewer codes for no one at home after repeated visits and codes for respondent unavailable after repeated visits.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Total U.S.)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 25,387 100.00 27,259 100.00 28,985 100.00 81,631 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 22,696 89.40 22,941 84.16 22,147 76.41 67,784 83.04
      71 – No One at DU 158 0.62 562 2.06 522 1.80 1,242 1.52
      72 – Resp Unavailable 310 1.22 765 2.81 734 2.53 1,809 2.22
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 2 0.01 6 0.02 25 0.09 33 0.04
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 150 0.59 144 0.53 461 1.59 755 0.92
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 6 0.02 102 0.37 69 0.24 177 0.22
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 11 0.04 77 0.28 276 0.95 364 0.45
      77 – Refusal 486 1.91 2,367 8.68 4,580 15.80 7,433 9.11
      78 – Parental Refusal 1,476 5.81 0 0.00 0 0.00 1,476 1.81
      Other 92 0.36 295 1.08 171 0.59 558 0.68

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 25,387 100.00 27,259 100.00 28,985 100.00 81,631 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 22,696 89.57 22,941 83.47 22,147 74.63 67,784 77.39
      71 – No One at DU 158 0.62 562 2.07 522 1.65 1,242 1.60
      72 – Resp Unavailable 310 1.25 765 2.99 734 2.51 1,809 2.44
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 2 0.01 6 0.02 25 0.11 33 0.09
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 150 0.60 144 0.57 461 2.21 755 1.82
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 6 0.02 102 0.39 69 0.20 177 0.21
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 11 0.07 77 0.34 276 1.41 364 1.13
      77 – Refusal 486 1.74 2,367 8.99 4,580 16.71 7,433 14.10
      78 – Parental Refusal 1,476 5.81 0 0.00 0 0.00 1,476 0.61
      Other 92 0.31 295 1.17 171 0.56 558 0.62
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Alabama)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 324 100.00 394 100.00 311 100.00 1,029 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 297 91.67 340 86.29 242 77.81 879 85.42
      71 – No One at DU 5 1.54 10 2.54 7 2.25 22 2.14
      72 – Resp Unavailable 6 1.85 10 2.54 5 1.61 21 2.04
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 0 0.00 3 0.76 12 3.86 15 1.46
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 6 1.52 1 0.32 7 0.68
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      77 – Refusal 3 0.93 23 5.84 43 13.83 69 6.71
      78 – Parental Refusal 13 4.01 0 0.00 0 0.00 13 1.26
      Other 0 0.00 2 0.51 1 0.32 3 0.29

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 324 100.00 394 100.00 311 100.00 1,029 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 297 92.61 340 86.10 242 76.33 879 79.60
      71 – No One at DU 5 1.49 10 3.40 7 1.76 22 1.98
      72 – Resp Unavailable 6 1.40 10 2.36 5 1.22 21 1.42
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 0 0.00 3 0.80 12 5.09 15 3.88
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 6 1.77 1 0.66 7 0.76
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      77 – Refusal 3 0.88 23 5.26 43 14.55 69 11.64
      78 – Parental Refusal 13 3.61 0 0.00 0 0.00 13 0.39
      Other 0 0.00 2 0.31 1 0.38 3 0.33
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Alaska)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 348 100.00 378 100.00 372 100.00 1,098 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 298 85.63 314 83.07 271 72.85 883 80.42
      71 – No One at DU 6 1.72 10 2.65 24 6.45 40 3.64
      72 – Resp Unavailable 5 1.44 16 4.23 11 2.96 32 2.91
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 1 0.29 3 0.79 3 0.81 7 0.64
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 2 0.53 1 0.27 3 0.27
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.27 1 0.09
      77 – Refusal 13 3.74 30 7.94 59 15.86 102 9.29
      78 – Parental Refusal 25 7.18 0 0.00 0 0.00 25 2.28
      Other 0 0.00 3 0.79 2 0.54 5 0.46

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 348 100.00 378 100.00 372 100.00 1,098 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 298 86.80 314 82.66 271 71.30 883 75.00
      71 – No One at DU 6 1.58 10 1.85 24 5.64 40 4.56
      72 – Resp Unavailable 5 1.31 16 5.34 11 2.73 32 2.89
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 1 0.31 3 0.73 3 1.85 7 1.48
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 2 0.37 1 0.21 3 0.20
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.30 1 0.22
      77 – Refusal 13 3.26 30 8.33 59 17.65 102 14.38
      78 – Parental Refusal 25 6.75 0 0.00 0 0.00 25 0.94
      Other 0 0.00 3 0.72 2 0.33 5 0.34
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Arizona)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 346 100.00 377 100.00 334 100.00 1,057 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 314 90.75 317 84.08 266 79.64 897 84.86
      71 – No One at DU 2 0.58 11 2.92 3 0.90 16 1.51
      72 – Resp Unavailable 5 1.45 8 2.12 12 3.59 25 2.37
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 1 0.29 0 0.00 4 1.20 5 0.47
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 1 0.27 0 0.00 1 0.09
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 0 0.00 3 0.90 3 0.28
      77 – Refusal 7 2.02 35 9.28 45 13.47 87 8.23
      78 – Parental Refusal 16 4.62 0 0.00 0 0.00 16 1.51
      Other 1 0.29 5 1.33 1 0.30 7 0.66

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 346 100.00 377 100.00 334 100.00 1,057 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 314 91.48 317 84.15 266 78.82 897 81.20
      71 – No One at DU 2 0.42 11 2.39 3 0.87 16 1.05
      72 – Resp Unavailable 5 1.10 8 2.13 12 3.26 25 2.82
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 1 0.36 0 0.00 4 1.25 5 0.95
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 1 0.36 0 0.00 1 0.06
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 0 0.00 3 1.08 3 0.78
      77 – Refusal 7 1.54 35 9.44 45 14.54 87 12.16
      78 – Parental Refusal 16 4.84 0 0.00 0 0.00 16 0.60
      Other 1 0.27 5 1.53 1 0.18 7 0.40
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Arkansas)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 352 100.00 356 100.00 384 100.00 1,092 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 320 90.91 301 84.55 301 78.39 922 84.43
      71 – No One at DU 1 0.28 16 4.49 9 2.34 26 2.38
      72 – Resp Unavailable 11 3.13 13 3.65 14 3.65 38 3.48
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 1 0.28 3 0.84 7 1.82 11 1.01
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 4 1.12 3 0.78 7 0.64
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      77 – Refusal 0 0.00 17 4.78 49 12.76 66 6.04
      78 – Parental Refusal 19 5.40 0 0.00 0 0.00 19 1.74
      Other 0 0.00 2 0.56 1 0.26 3 0.27

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 352 100.00 356 100.00 384 100.00 1,092 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 320 91.18 301 85.42 301 77.24 922 79.84
      71 – No One at DU 1 0.26 16 4.73 9 2.60 26 2.64
      72 – Resp Unavailable 11 2.92 13 3.23 14 2.83 38 2.90
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 1 0.30 3 0.99 7 2.80 11 2.28
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 4 0.67 3 0.41 7 0.40
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      77 – Refusal 0 0.00 17 4.44 49 13.94 66 11.17
      78 – Parental Refusal 19 5.35 0 0.00 0 0.00 19 0.57
      Other 0 0.00 2 0.52 1 0.18 3 0.21
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (California)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 1,381 100.00 1,463 100.00 1,627 100.00 4,471 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 1,236 89.50 1,195 81.68 1,169 71.85 3,600 80.52
      71 – No One at DU 11 0.80 16 1.09 23 1.41 50 1.12
      72 – Resp Unavailable 13 0.94 40 2.73 43 2.64 96 2.15
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 5 0.36 4 0.27 26 1.60 35 0.78
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 0.12 2 0.04
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 1 0.07 11 0.75 53 3.26 65 1.45
      77 – Refusal 22 1.59 168 11.48 298 18.32 488 10.91
      78 – Parental Refusal 88 6.37 0 0.00 0 0.00 88 1.97
      Other 5 0.36 29 1.98 13 0.80 47 1.05

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 1,381 100.00 1,463 100.00 1,627 100.00 4,471 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 1,236 89.71 1,195 81.65 1,169 69.91 3,600 73.76
      71 – No One at DU 11 0.87 16 1.01 23 1.25 50 1.17
      72 – Resp Unavailable 13 0.95 40 2.69 43 2.31 96 2.21
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 5 0.29 4 0.26 26 2.10 35 1.64
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 0.09 2 0.07
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 1 0.11 11 0.68 53 4.26 65 3.30
      77 – Refusal 22 1.58 168 11.79 298 19.21 488 16.20
      78 – Parental Refusal 88 6.16 0 0.00 0 0.00 88 0.69
      Other 5 0.32 29 1.93 13 0.87 47 0.95
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Colorado)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 327 100.00 379 100.00 397 100.00 1,103 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 292 89.30 305 80.47 314 79.09 911 82.59
      71 – No One at DU 1 0.31 12 3.17 15 3.78 28 2.54
      72 – Resp Unavailable 3 0.92 11 2.90 6 1.51 20 1.81
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 0 0.00 2 0.53 3 0.76 5 0.45
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 12 3.17 4 1.01 16 1.45
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 1 0.26 2 0.50 3 0.27
      77 – Refusal 13 3.98 35 9.23 52 13.10 100 9.07
      78 – Parental Refusal 16 4.89 0 0.00 0 0.00 16 1.45
      Other 2 0.61 1 0.26 1 0.25 4 0.36

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 327 100.00 379 100.00 397 100.00 1,103 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 292 88.53 305 79.29 314 77.43 911 78.79
      71 – No One at DU 1 0.40 12 2.82 15 3.57 28 3.16
      72 – Resp Unavailable 3 0.85 11 2.80 6 1.56 20 1.65
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 0 0.00 2 0.35 3 1.30 5 1.05
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 12 4.02 4 0.94 16 1.25
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 1 0.19 2 0.36 3 0.30
      77 – Refusal 13 3.98 35 10.26 52 14.65 100 13.00
      78 – Parental Refusal 16 5.57 0 0.00 0 0.00 16 0.56
      Other 2 0.67 1 0.27 1 0.18 4 0.24
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Connecticut)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 313 100.00 423 100.00 392 100.00 1,128 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 279 89.14 353 83.45 301 76.79 933 82.71
      71 – No One at DU 1 0.32 4 0.95 3 0.77 8 0.71
      72 – Resp Unavailable 2 0.64 14 3.31 12 3.06 28 2.48
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 2 0.47 1 0.26 3 0.27
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 0 0.00 0 0.00 4 1.02 4 0.35
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 3 0.71 1 0.26 4 0.35
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 1 0.32 1 0.24 6 1.53 8 0.71
      77 – Refusal 5 1.60 42 9.93 59 15.05 106 9.40
      78 – Parental Refusal 22 7.03 0 0.00 0 0.00 22 1.95
      Other 3 0.96 4 0.95 5 1.28 12 1.06

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 313 100.00 423 100.00 392 100.00 1,128 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 279 88.47 353 83.64 301 73.62 933 76.25
      71 – No One at DU 1 0.34 4 0.77 3 0.61 8 0.60
      72 – Resp Unavailable 2 0.83 14 3.36 12 2.36 28 2.33
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 2 0.43 1 0.19 3 0.20
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 0 0.00 0 0.00 4 1.80 4 1.41
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 3 1.05 1 0.04 4 0.16
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 1 0.20 1 0.17 6 1.90 8 1.53
      77 – Refusal 5 1.79 42 9.60 59 18.75 106 16.01
      78 – Parental Refusal 22 7.56 0 0.00 0 0.00 22 0.74
      Other 3 0.80 4 0.97 5 0.74 12 0.77
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Delaware)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 344 100.00 373 100.00 388 100.00 1,105 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 305 88.66 315 84.45 291 75.00 911 82.44
      71 – No One at DU 4 1.16 9 2.41 10 2.58 23 2.08
      72 – Resp Unavailable 3 0.87 10 2.68 11 2.84 24 2.17
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 1 0.29 3 0.80 14 3.61 18 1.63
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 1 0.29 1 0.27 0 0.00 2 0.18
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.26 1 0.09
      77 – Refusal 3 0.87 30 8.04 60 15.46 93 8.42
      78 – Parental Refusal 26 7.56 0 0.00 0 0.00 26 2.35
      Other 1 0.29 5 1.34 1 0.26 7 0.63

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 344 100.00 373 100.00 388 100.00 1,105 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 305 88.69 315 84.55 291 71.54 911 75.12
      71 – No One at DU 4 1.05 9 2.88 10 2.07 23 2.08
      72 – Resp Unavailable 3 0.72 10 2.48 11 2.95 24 2.65
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 1 0.21 3 0.74 14 6.04 18 4.70
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 1 0.09 1 0.07 0 0.00 2 0.02
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.26 1 0.20
      77 – Refusal 3 0.61 30 8.23 60 15.61 93 13.02
      78 – Parental Refusal 26 8.35 0 0.00 0 0.00 26 0.88
      Other 1 0.27 5 1.04 1 1.53 7 1.33
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (District of Columbia)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 370 100.00 373 100.00 373 100.00 1,116 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 326 88.11 326 87.40 297 79.62 949 85.04
      71 – No One at DU 5 1.35 7 1.88 6 1.61 18 1.61
      72 – Resp Unavailable 5 1.35 9 2.41 10 2.68 24 2.15
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 3 0.81 2 0.54 2 0.54 7 0.63
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 0 0.00 3 0.80 3 0.27
      77 – Refusal 4 1.08 28 7.51 51 13.67 83 7.44
      78 – Parental Refusal 26 7.03 0 0.00 0 0.00 26 2.33
      Other 1 0.27 1 0.27 4 1.07 6 0.54

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 370 100.00 373 100.00 373 100.00 1,116 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 326 88.64 326 87.28 297 78.33 949 80.38
      71 – No One at DU 5 1.05 7 1.76 6 1.14 18 1.23
      72 – Resp Unavailable 5 1.14 9 2.47 10 2.44 24 2.35
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 3 0.87 2 0.78 2 0.73 7 0.75
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 0 0.00 3 1.49 3 1.17
      77 – Refusal 4 1.08 28 7.37 51 14.39 83 12.41
      78 – Parental Refusal 26 7.04 0 0.00 0 0.00 26 0.50
      Other 1 0.19 1 0.34 4 1.48 6 1.22
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Florida)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 1,377 100.00 1,418 100.00 1,619 100.00 4,414 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 1,203 87.36 1,171 82.58 1,167 72.08 3,541 80.22
      71 – No One at DU 4 0.29 13 0.92 13 0.80 30 0.68
      72 – Resp Unavailable 16 1.16 40 2.82 45 2.78 101 2.29
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 5 0.31 5 0.11
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 10 0.73 10 0.71 37 2.29 57 1.29
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 1 0.07 7 0.49 17 1.05 25 0.57
      77 – Refusal 12 0.87 158 11.14 313 19.33 483 10.94
      78 – Parental Refusal 124 9.01 0 0.00 0 0.00 124 2.81
      Other 7 0.51 19 1.34 22 1.36 48 1.09

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 1,377 100.00 1,418 100.00 1,619 100.00 4,414 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 1,203 87.23 1,171 81.73 1,167 71.02 3,541 73.68
      71 – No One at DU 4 0.30 13 0.90 13 0.88 30 0.83
      72 – Resp Unavailable 16 1.11 40 2.81 45 2.49 101 2.40
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 5 0.38 5 0.30
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 10 0.71 10 0.85 37 2.84 57 2.43
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 1 0.08 7 0.51 17 1.10 25 0.94
      77 – Refusal 12 0.87 158 11.98 313 20.13 483 17.47
      78 – Parental Refusal 124 9.15 0 0.00 0 0.00 124 0.85
      Other 7 0.55 19 1.23 22 1.15 48 1.10
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Georgia)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 342 100.00 323 100.00 423 100.00 1,088 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 308 90.06 267 82.66 327 77.30 902 82.90
      71 – No One at DU 0 0.00 6 1.86 3 0.71 9 0.83
      72 – Resp Unavailable 10 2.92 14 4.33 17 4.02 41 3.77
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 1 0.29 2 0.62 9 2.13 12 1.10
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 1 0.31 1 0.24 2 0.18
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 1 0.31 6 1.42 7 0.64
      77 – Refusal 3 0.88 27 8.36 57 13.48 87 8.00
      78 – Parental Refusal 18 5.26 0 0.00 0 0.00 18 1.65
      Other 2 0.58 5 1.55 3 0.71 10 0.92

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 342 100.00 323 100.00 423 100.00 1,088 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 308 88.43 267 84.93 327 77.32 902 79.46
      71 – No One at DU 0 0.00 6 1.48 3 0.57 9 0.63
      72 – Resp Unavailable 10 2.99 14 4.58 17 4.36 41 4.25
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 1 0.26 2 0.59 9 2.32 12 1.88
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 1 0.16 1 0.11 2 0.11
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 1 0.29 6 1.10 7 0.88
      77 – Refusal 3 0.99 27 6.82 57 13.58 87 11.40
      78 – Parental Refusal 18 6.70 0 0.00 0 0.00 18 0.70
      Other 2 0.63 5 1.14 3 0.64 10 0.70
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Hawaii)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 388 100.00 329 100.00 425 100.00 1,142 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 353 90.98 275 83.59 300 70.59 928 81.26
      71 – No One at DU 0 0.00 4 1.22 2 0.47 6 0.53
      72 – Resp Unavailable 7 1.80 16 4.86 13 3.06 36 3.15
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 3 0.77 1 0.30 8 1.88 12 1.05
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 1 0.30 2 0.47 3 0.26
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 2 0.52 2 0.61 17 4.00 21 1.84
      77 – Refusal 5 1.29 27 8.21 82 19.29 114 9.98
      78 – Parental Refusal 17 4.38 0 0.00 0 0.00 17 1.49
      Other 1 0.26 3 0.91 1 0.24 5 0.44

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 388 100.00 329 100.00 425 100.00 1,142 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 353 90.91 275 83.63 300 69.33 928 73.21
      71 – No One at DU 0 0.00 4 1.27 2 0.31 6 0.39
      72 – Resp Unavailable 7 1.60 16 4.95 13 2.82 36 2.95
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 3 0.83 1 0.10 8 3.10 12 2.52
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 1 0.14 2 0.33 3 0.27
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 2 0.99 2 0.69 17 4.61 21 3.78
      77 – Refusal 5 1.40 27 7.77 82 19.40 114 16.20
      78 – Parental Refusal 17 3.92 0 0.00 0 0.00 17 0.40
      Other 1 0.36 3 1.46 1 0.10 5 0.28
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Idaho)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 331 100.00 348 100.00 433 100.00 1,112 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 299 90.33 287 82.47 326 75.29 912 82.01
      71 – No One at DU 3 0.91 14 4.02 4 0.92 21 1.89
      72 – Resp Unavailable 5 1.51 6 1.72 14 3.23 25 2.25
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 0 0.00 4 1.15 7 1.62 11 0.99
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 2 0.57 4 0.92 6 0.54
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 1 0.29 1 0.23 2 0.18
      77 – Refusal 7 2.11 30 8.62 71 16.40 108 9.71
      78 – Parental Refusal 14 4.23 0 0.00 0 0.00 14 1.26
      Other 3 0.91 4 1.15 6 1.39 13 1.17

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 331 100.00 348 100.00 433 100.00 1,112 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 299 90.50 287 81.40 326 74.87 912 77.63
      71 – No One at DU 3 0.68 14 3.93 4 0.77 21 1.21
      72 – Resp Unavailable 5 1.42 6 2.24 14 2.95 25 2.67
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 0 0.00 4 1.58 7 2.55 11 2.12
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 2 0.51 4 0.74 6 0.62
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 1 0.24 1 0.18 2 0.17
      77 – Refusal 7 2.17 30 8.49 71 17.09 108 14.12
      78 – Parental Refusal 14 3.67 0 0.00 0 0.00 14 0.43
      Other 3 1.57 4 1.62 6 0.85 13 1.04
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Illinois)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 1,423 100.00 1,537 100.00 1,692 100.00 4,652 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 1,238 87.00 1,242 80.81 1,231 72.75 3,711 79.77
      71 – No One at DU 6 0.42 40 2.60 50 2.96 96 2.06
      72 – Resp Unavailable 9 0.63 55 3.58 36 2.13 100 2.15
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 1 0.07 4 0.24 5 0.11
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 14 0.98 12 0.78 28 1.65 54 1.16
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 2 0.13 1 0.06 3 0.06
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 3 0.20 27 1.60 30 0.64
      77 – Refusal 37 2.60 155 10.08 300 17.73 492 10.58
      78 – Parental Refusal 111 7.80 0 0.00 0 0.00 111 2.39
      Other 8 0.56 27 1.76 15 0.89 50 1.07

(Weighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 1,423 100.00 1,537 100.00 1,692 100.00 4,652 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 1,238 86.69 1,242 81.48 1,231 71.43 3,711 74.36
      71 – No One at DU 6 0.35 40 2.48 50 2.70 96 2.42
      72 – Resp Unavailable 9 0.81 55 3.41 36 2.06 100 2.11
      73 – Break Off (Partial Int) 0 0.00 1 0.05 4 0.25 5 0.20
      74 – Phy/Ment Incompetent 14 1.07 12 0.75 28 2.27 54 1.95
      75 – Language Barrier – Hispanic 0 0.00 2 0.13 1 0.04 3 0.05
      76 – Language Barrier – Other 0 0.00 3 0.18 27 2.08 30 1.61
      77 – Refusal 37 2.79 155 9.86 300 18.20 492 15.48
      78 – Parental Refusal 111 7.69 0 0.00 0 0.00 111 0.81
      Other 8 0.59 27 1.65 15 0.96 50 1.01
DU = dwelling unit.

 

Table 7.18 and 7.19 2003 Interview Results, by Age (Indiana)
(Unweighted Percentages)
  12–17 18–25 26+ Total
Count % Count % Count % Count %
Total Sample                
   Eligible Cases 338 100.00 365 100.00 379 100.00 1,082 100.00
      70 – Interview Complete 308 91.12 292 80.00 303 79.95 903 83.46
      71 – No One at DU 3 0.89 12 3.29 11 2.90 26 2.40