file: NLAAS > section: Interviewer Observations > language: English
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* indicates there is some discrepancy in the question and/or answer text.
† This variable appears in different sections of the individual studies.
| ID | Label | CPES | NCSR | NSAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IO1A | Anyone else present during interview | V10001 | IO1A † | |
| IO21 | Who was present 1st mention (5 iterations) | V10002 | IO2_1 † | |
| IO3 | Present during how much of the interview | V10007 | IO3 † | |
| IO4 | How much was R distracted | V10008 | IO4 † | |
| IO5 | How well did R understand Qs | V10009 | IO5 † | |
| IO6 | How cooperative was R | V10010 | IO6 † | |
| IO7 | How much effort did R put in | V10011 | IO7 † | |
| IO7A | To what extent respond in other lang | V10012 | ||
| IO7B | How proficient in language of Iw | V10013 | ||
| IO8 | How much did R enjoy Iw | V10014 | ||
| IO9 | Seem familiarized with responses | V10015 | ||
| IO10 | Influenced by social desirability | V10016 | ||
| IO11 | Pattern of responding in extreme | V10017 | ||
| IO12 | Communication problems | V10018 | ||
| IO13 | Influenced by acquiescence | V10019 | ||
| IO13A | How well did R speak language of Iw | V10020 | ||
| IO13B | How well did R speak English | V10021 |
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