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Mainstage Variable

memcont2

mem: who present

Datafile

Index term

Individual variables

Variable nameVariable labelDatafile
memcont21 Cognitive ability: pno 1 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont22 Cognitive ability: pno 2 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont23 Cognitive ability: pno 3 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont24 Cognitive ability: pno 4 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont25 Cognitive ability: pno 5 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont26 Cognitive ability: pno 6 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont27 Cognitive ability: pno 7 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont28 Cognitive ability: pno 8 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont29 Cognitive ability: pno 9 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont210 Cognitive ability: pno 10 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont211 Cognitive ability: pno 11 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont212 Cognitive ability: pno 12 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont213 Cognitive ability: pno 13 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont214 Cognitive ability: pno 14 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont215 Cognitive ability: pno 15 present during immed. word recall indresp
memcont216 Cognitive ability: pno 16 present during immed. word recall indresp

Question asked in the latest wave:

cogabrelease_w3.dmemcont2

Question label:

DMem: who present

Question universe:

if DMemCont1 = 1 (If other HH member was present)

Question interviewer instructions:

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

Further details:
For further details about this question, please see the questionnaires

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