Coding Instructions:Coding Instructions:Database in SPSS book*Database in SPSS book*

UAPP 800: Research Design & Data AnalysisUAPP 800: Research Design & Data Analysis

Danilo YanichDanilo YanichCenter for Community Research & ServiceCenter for Community Research & ServiceGraduate School of Urban Affairs & Public PolicyGraduate School of Urban Affairs & Public PolicyUniversity of DelawareUniversity of Delaware

*Jeremy Foster (2001). *Jeremy Foster (2001). Data Analysis Using SPSS for Windows Versions 8 to 10Data Analysis Using SPSS for Windows Versions 8 to 10. London: Sage . London: Sage

VariableVariable ValuesValues

1. ID, respondent ID Continuous,1-22, unique identifier for each R

2. Sex, gender 1=Male

2=Female

3. Empl, employer 1=Jones & Sons

2=Smith & Co.

3=Tomkins

4. Area, area of country where work

1=North

2=South

5. Att1, Attitude re: enjoy job

1=strongly agree

2=agree

3=uncertain

4=disagree

5=strongly disagree

VariableVariable ValuesValues

6. Att2, attitude re: hard work gets rewards

1=strongly agree

2=agree

3=uncertain

4=disagree

5=strongly disagree

7. Att3, attitude re: wish doing different job

1=strongly agree

2=agree

3=uncertain

4=disagree

5=strongly disagree

8. Cust, # customers seen last month

Continuous

9. Sales_1, total sales last month Continuous in US dollars

VariableVariable Values Values

10. Sales_2, total sales this month Continuous in US dollars

11. DstD, Day started work for present employer

Continuous, 1-31

12. DstM, Month started work for present employer

Continuous, 1-12

13. DstY, Year started work for present employer

Continuous