| Name | Steward Organization | Suggested Domain | Suggested Domain Description | Cde Group | Classification |
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| 23. Participant's primary occupation throughout their working life | NACC | Social determinants of health |
Social determinants of health (e.g., financial, education, and living arrangements), but not environmental data (e.g., weather data, pollutant data) |
Other NIA-funded studies |
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Value List |
| # | Permissible value | Value meaning name |
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100 | 100 - Major professionals/ Higher Executives/ Proprietors of Large Concerns |
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101 | 101 - Actuaries |
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102 | 102 - Architects |
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103 | 103 - Bank officers |
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104 | 104 - Certified public accountants |
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105 | 105 - Chief executives (CEO, CFO, COO) |
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106 | 106 - Clergy (professionally trained) |
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107 | 107 - Commissioned officers in the military |
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108 | 108 - Dentists |
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109 | 109 - Economists |
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110 | 110 - Engineers (Masters level and above) |
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111 | 111 - Financial managers |
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112 | 112 - Federal government officials |
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113 | 113 - Large business owners |
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114 | 114 - Lawyers / judges |
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115 | 115 - Mathematicians |
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116 | 116 - Major contractors |
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117 | 117 - Orthodontists |
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118 | 118 - Physicians |
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119 | 119 - Professor / University teachers |
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120 | 120 - Psychologists |
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121 | 121 - Research scientists |
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122 | 122 - Urban and regional planners |
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123 | 123 - Veterinarians |
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124 | 124 - VP of large business |
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200 | 200 - Lesser Professionals/ Business Managers of Medium-sized Businesses |
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201 | 201 - Accountants |
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202 | 202 - Advertising executives |
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203 | 203 - Authors |
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204 | 204 - Branch managers |
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205 | 205 - Building contractors |
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206 | 206 - Business managers |
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207 | 207 - Chiropractors |
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208 | 208 - Computer programmer |
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209 | 209 - Computer specialists |
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210 | 210 - Database developer |
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211 | 211 - Editors |
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212 | 212 - Engineers (no advanced degree) |
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213 | 213 - Executive managers |
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214 | 214 - Industrial farm owners |
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215 | 215 - Furniture business owners |
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216 | 216 - Jewelers |
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217 | 217 - Labor relations consultant |
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218 | 218 - Librarians |
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219 | 219 - Manufacturing owners |
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220 | 220 - Medium business owners |
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221 | 221 - Musicians / composers |
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222 | 222 - Nurses |
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223 | 223 - Office managers |
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224 | 224 - Opticians |
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225 | 225 - Personnel managers |
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226 | 226 - Pharmacists |
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227 | 227 - Pilots |
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228 | 228 - Police chief / sheriff |
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229 | 229 - Postmaster |
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230 | 230 - Production managers (TV / Radio) |
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231 | 231 - Public administration officials |
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232 | 232 - Public health officers |
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233 | 233 - Purchasing managers |
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234 | 234 - Real estate brokers |
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235 | 235 - Research assistants |
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236 | 236 - Sales engineers |
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237 | 237 - Sales managers |
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238 | 238 - Social workers |
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239 | 239 - State / Local government officials |
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240 | 240 - Teachers (Elementary & high school) |
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300 | 300 - Administrative Personnel/Small Business Owners/ Minor Professionals |
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301 | 301 - Actors |
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302 | 302 - Administrative assistants |
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303 | 303 - Advertising agents |
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304 | 304 - Artists |
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305 | 305 - Bakers |
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306 | 306 - Beauty shop owners |
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307 | 307 - Chefs |
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308 | 308 - Chief clerks |
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309 | 309 - Clergy (not professionally trained) |
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310 | 310 - Court reporters |
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311 | 311 - Credit managers |
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312 | 312 - Dental hygienists |
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313 | 313 - Department store managers |
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314 | 314 - Deputy sheriffs |
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315 | 315 - Dietitians / Nutritionists |
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316 | 316 - Dispatchers |
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317 | 317 - Florists |
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318 | 318 - Funeral directors |
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319 | 319 - Insurance agents |
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320 | 320 - Laboratory assistants |
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321 | 321 - Landscape planners |
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322 | 322 - Noncommissioned officers in the military (at or above rank of master sergeant / C.P.O.) |
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323 | 323 - Morticians |
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324 | 324 - Newspaper / TV reporters |
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325 | 325 - Photographers |
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326 | 326 - Piano teachers |
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327 | 327 - Radio / TV announcers |
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328 | 328 - Real estate agents |
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329 | 329 - Restaurant owners |
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330 | 330 - Sales representatives |
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331 | 331 - Service managers |
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332 | 332 - Small business owners |
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333 | 333 - Store managers |
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334 | 334 - Surveyors |
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335 | 335 - Title searchers |
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336 | 336 - Tool designers |
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337 | 337 - Traffic managers |
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338 | 338 - Travel agents |
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339 | 339 - Yard masters (Railroad) |
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400 | 400 - Clerical and Sales Workers/Technicians/ Owners of Little Businesses |
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401 | 401 - Bank tellers |
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402 | 402 - Bill collectors |
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403 | 403 - Bookkeepers |
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404 | 404 - Claims examiners |
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405 | 405 - Drafters |
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406 | 406 - Driving teachers |
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407 | 407 - Factory supervisors |
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408 | 408 - Small farm owners / farmers |
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409 | 409 - Flower shop workers |
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410 | 410 - Human resources workers |
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411 | 411 - Laboratory technicians |
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412 | 412 - Newsstand operators |
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413 | 413 - Post office clerks |
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414 | 414 - Railroad conductors |
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415 | 415 - Railroad train engineers |
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416 | 416 - Receptionists |
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417 | 417 - Route managers |
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418 | 418 - Sales clerks |
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419 | 419 - Secretaries / stenographers |
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420 | 420 - Shipping clerks |
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421 | 421 - Tailors |
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422 | 422 - Tax clerks |
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423 | 423 - Telephone company workers |
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424 | 424 - Telephone operators |
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425 | 425 - Timekeepers |
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426 | 426 - Toll collectors |
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427 | 427 - Tower operators |
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428 | 428 - Truck dispatchers |
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429 | 429 - Typists |
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430 | 430 - Utility workers |
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431 | 431 - Warehouse clerks |
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432 | 432 - Window store trimmers |
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500 | 500 - Skilled Manual Employees |
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501 | 501 - Auto body repairers |
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502 | 502 - Barbers |
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503 | 503 - Boiler repairers |
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504 | 504 - Bookbinders |
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505 | 505 - Brewers |
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506 | 506 - Cabinet makers |
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507 | 507 - Carpenters |
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508 | 508 - Cement layers / finishers |
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509 | 509 - Checkers / examiners / inspectors |
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510 | 510 - Cheese makers |
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511 | 511 - Construction forepeople |
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512 | 512 - Die makers |
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513 | 513 - Electricians |
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514 | 514 - Engravers |
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515 | 515 - Exterminators |
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516 | 516 - Firefighters |
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517 | 517 - Gardeners / landscapers |
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518 | 518 - Glassblowers |
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519 | 519 - Glaziers |
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520 | 520 - Gun smiths |
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521 | 521 - Hair stylists |
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522 | 522 - Heavy equipment operators |
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523 | 523 - Home repairs |
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524 | 524 - Iron workers |
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525 | 525 - Kitchen workers / cooks |
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526 | 526 - Locksmiths |
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527 | 527 - Machinists |
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528 | 528 - Mail carriers |
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529 | 529 - Maintenance forepeople |
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530 | 530 - Masons |
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531 | 531 - Mechanics |
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532 | 532 - Millwrights |
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533 | 533 - Noncommissioned officers in the military (below rank of master sergeant / C.P.O.) |
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534 | 534 - Painters |
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535 | 535 - Paperhangers |
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536 | 536 - Patrolmen |
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537 | 537 - Piano builders |
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538 | 538 - Piano tuners |
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539 | 539 - Plumbers |
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540 | 540 - Police officers |
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541 | 541 - Postal workers |
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542 | 542 - Printers |
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543 | 543 - Radio / TV maintenance |
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544 | 544 - Railroad brake operators |
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545 | 545 - Repair people |
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546 | 546 - Seamstresses / seamsters |
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547 | 547 - Sheet metal workers |
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548 | 548 - Ship smiths |
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549 | 549 - Shoe repairers |
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550 | 550 - Steelworkers |
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551 | 551 - Tile layers |
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552 | 552 - Tool makers |
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553 | 553 - Upholsterers |
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554 | 554 - Utility line workers |
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555 | 555 - Weavers |
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556 | 556 - Welders |
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600 | 600 - Machine Operators/ Semiskilled Employees |
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601 | 601 - Apprentices (electrician / printers / etc.) |
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602 | 602 - Assembly line workers |
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603 | 603 - Bartenders |
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604 | 604 - Building superintendents |
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605 | 605 - Bus drivers |
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606 | 606 - Cab / taxi drivers |
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607 | 607 - Cashiers |
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608 | 608 - Child care workers (not private household) |
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609 | 609 - Cooks (short order) |
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610 | 610 - Corrections workers |
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611 | 611 - Delivery people |
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612 | 612 - Dry cleaning pressers |
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613 | 613 - Elevator operators |
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614 | 614 - Enlisted military personnel (other than noncommissioned officers) |
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615 | 615 - Factory machine operators |
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616 | 616 - Factory workers |
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617 | 617 - Foundry workers |
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618 | 618 - Garage and gas station assistants |
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619 | 619 - Greenhouse workers |
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620 | 620 - Guards / security watch people |
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621 | 621 - Machine operators |
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622 | 622 - Meat cutters / packers |
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623 | 623 - Meter readers |
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624 | 624 - Nursing aides / attendants |
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625 | 625 - Oil delivery people |
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626 | 626 - Practical nurses |
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627 | 627 - Pump operators |
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628 | 628 - Receivers / checkers |
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629 | 629 - Servers (waiters / waitresses) |
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630 | 630 - Signal operators (railroad) |
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631 | 631 - Truck drivers |
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632 | 632 - Wood workers |
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633 | 633 - Wrappers (stores / factories) |
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700 | 700 - Unskilled Employees |
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701 | 701 - Amusement park workers |
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702 | 702 - Cafeteria workers |
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703 | 703 - Car cleaners |
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704 | 704 - Child care workers (private household) |
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705 | 705 - Construction laborers |
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706 | 706 - Dairy workers |
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707 | 707 - Deck hands |
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708 | 708 - Farm laborers |
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709 | 709 - Fishers |
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710 | 710 - Freight handlers |
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711 | 711 - Garbage collectors |
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712 | 712 - Grave diggers |
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713 | 713 - Homemakers |
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714 | 714 - House cleaners |
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715 | 715 - Janitors |
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716 | 716 - Junk / recycle sorters |
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717 | 717 - Laundry workers |
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718 | 718 - Messengers |
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719 | 719 - Peddlers |
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720 | 720 - Porters |
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721 | 721 - Roofing laborers |
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722 | 722 - Shoe shiners |
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723 | 723 - Stagehands |
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724 | 724 - Stock handlers |
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725 | 725 - Street cleaners |
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726 | 726 - Unemployed |
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727 | 727 - Unskilled factory workers |
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728 | 728 - Unspecified laborers |
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729 | 729 - Window cleaners |
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730 | 730 - Woodchoppers |
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731 | 731 - Worked while incarcerated |
| # | Identifier | Origin | Version |
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UDS_a1_Initial Visit Packet_priocc | NACC-source_dataset+form_name+packet+var_name | NACC_uds-v4-ivp-ded-11122025 |