ICPSR - 7399 - Detroit Area Study, 1960: Labor and Leisure in the Urban Community: A Study of Social Order and Social Change

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Detroit Area Study, 1960: Labor and Leisure in the Urban Community: A Study of Social Order and Social Change
(Principal Investigator, Wilensky, Harold L. )

Summary

A major focus of this study was on the residential patterns in urban areas and the factors contributing to changes in the neighborhood. 678 respondents were questioned about their contacts with their friends, relatives, neighbors and co-workers. Their attitudes on blacks as neighbors and as co-workers were also ascertained. Demographic information as well as measures of job satisfaction and the use of leisure time were also included.

Citation

Wilensky, Harold L. DETROIT AREA STUDY, 1960: LABOR AND LEISURE IN THE URBAN COMMUNITY: A STUDY OF SOCIAL ORDER AND SOCIAL CHANGE [Computer file]. Conducted by University of Michigan, Dept. of Sociology. 2nd ICPSR ed. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [producer and distributor], 1977.

Codebook

The codebook for this study is located on the 5th floor of the Main Library with the call number of HN80 .D6D48 1960.

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Filename (Size in KB)	LRECL Logical RECord Length	Dataset Details
dadas60 (659K)	80	Data file for study 7399
data.das60 (541K)	798	Data file for study 7399
dict.das60 (48K)	80	Refer to the codebook for the documentation on this file
dmdas60 (217K)	80	Refer to the codebook for the documentation on this file

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