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Living Situation
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Include in Household?
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A. PERSONS STAYING IN SAMPLE UNIT AT TIMtE OF INTERVIEW
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Person is member of family, lodger, servant, visitor, etc.
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Ordinarily stays here all the time (sleeps here)
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Yes
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Here temporarily—no living quarters held for person elsewhere
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Yes
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Here temporarily—living quarters held for person elsewhere
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No
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Person is in Armed Forces
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Stationed in this locality, usually sleeps here
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Yes
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Temporarily here on leave—stationed elsewhere
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No
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Person is a student—Here temporarily attending school—living quarters held for person elsewhere
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Not married or not living with immediate family
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No
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Married and living with immediate family
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Yes
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Student nurse living at school
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Yes
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B. ABSENT PERSON WHO USUALLY LIVES HERE IN SAMPLE UNIT
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Person is inmate of institutional special place—Absent because inmate in a specified institution regardless of whether or not living quarters held for person here
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No
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Person is temporarily absent on vacation, in general hospital, etc. [including veterans’ facilities]—Living quarters held here for person
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Yes
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Person is absent in connection with job
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Living quarters held here for person—temporarily absent while “on the road” in connection with job (e.g., traveling salesperson, railroad conductor, bus driver)
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Yes
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Living quarters held here and elsewhere for person but comes here infrequently (e.g., construction engineer)
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No
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Living quarters held here at home for unmarried college student working away from home during summer school vacation
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Yes
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Person is in Armed Forces—was member of this household at time of induction but currently stationed elsewhere
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No
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Person is a student in school—away temporarily attending school—living quarters held for person here
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Not married or not living with immediate family
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Yes
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Married and living with immediate family
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No
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Attending school overseas
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No
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Student nurse living at school
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No
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C. EXCEPTIONS AND DOUBTFUL CASES
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Person with two concurrent residences—determine length of time person has maintained two concurrent residences
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Has slept greater part of that time in another locality
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No
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Has slept greater part of that time in sample unit
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Yes
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Citizen of foreign country temporarily in the U.S.
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Living on premises of an embassy, ministry, legation, chancellery, or consulate
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No
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Not living on premises of an embassy, ministry, etc.
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Living here and no usual place of residence elsewhere in the U.S.
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Yes
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Visiting or traveling in the U.S.
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No
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SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau (2002:Figure 7-5).
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