Jan15.zip

Here’s a structured metadata entry for the Pew Research Center January 2015 Political Survey, tailored to your documentation and tagging workflow, Abdullah:

📄 Description Pew Research Center – January 2015 Political Survey Conducted January 7–11, 2015 (N=1,504), this nationally representative survey explores public opinion on terrorism, economic recovery, U.S.-Cuba relations, and policy priorities. It uses a dual-frame RDD sample of landline and cell phone users, with multiple weighting variables (WEIGHT, LLWEIGHT, CELLWEIGHT) to support full-sample and mode-specific analyses. Constructed demographic variables include race and race-ethnicity, and geographic data is derived from self-reported ZIP codes to improve accuracy.

🏷️ Tags - Pew Research - January 2015 - Political Attitudes - Terrorism - Obama Approval - Economic Recovery - Cuba Relations - Policy Priorities - CDC & VA Perceptions - Race & Ethnicity Variables - ZIP Code Matching - Cell Phone Sampling - RDD Methodology - Data Weighting - Survey Methodology

📝 Notes - Sample Design: Dual-frame RDD sample includes landline and cell-only households. - Weighting: - WEIGHT: For full sample analysis. - LLWEIGHT: For landline-only subsample. - CELLWEIGHT: For cell-only subsample. - Geographic Variables: - Based on self-reported ZIP codes. - Original sample geography retained with prefix s for archival use. - Privacy Protocols: ZIP codes, counties, and phone numbers removed from public dataset. - Constructed Variables: - racecmb: Combines race inputs into unified categories. - racethn: Integrates race and Hispanic origin to produce race-ethnicity categories.