Variables related to Alcohol
id | Variable | Description | Collected | File |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| idALC12DR | VariableDrank 12 alcoholic beverages ever | DescriptionDuring your entire life, have you had at least 12 drinks of any kind of alcoholic beverage? | CollectedBaseline | FileForm 34 - Personal Habits |
| idALCNOW | VariableStill drink alcohol | DescriptionDo you still drink alcohol? *Sub-question of F34 V2 Q3 "12 alcoholic drinks ever" (skip pattern rule not applied). | CollectedBaseline | FileForm 34 - Personal Habits |
| idALCQUIT | VariableReasons quit drinking alcohol | DescriptionWhy did you stop or quit drinking alcohol? *Sub-question of F34 V2 Q3 "12 alcoholic drinks ever" (skip pattern rule not applied).
Sub-question of F34 V2 Q3.1 "Drink alcohol".
Not collected on all versions of Form 34. | CollectedBaseline | FileForm 34 - Personal Habits |
| idALCSWK | VariableAlcohol servings per week | DescriptionComputed from Form 34, questions 3 and 3.1; Form 60 (FFQ), wine, beer and liquor servings. Number of servings per week of beer, wine and/or liquor based on a medium serving size which is 12oz of beer, 6oz of wine and 1.5 oz of liquor. If all three variables are missing, set to missing. | CollectedBaseline | FileForm 34 - Personal Habits |
| idALCOHOL | VariableAlcohol intake | DescriptionComputed from Form 34, questions 3 and 3.1; Form 60 (FFQ), wine, beer and liquor servings. Categorization of alcohol intake combining questions on past and current use and number of current servings per week from the FFQ. | CollectedBaseline | FileForm 34 - Personal Habits |
| idALCOHLOS | Variable12 or more drinks of alcohol | DescriptionFor the question below, one drink of alcohol is equal to one can of beer, one glass of wine, or one shot of liquor (whiskey, brandy or gin). During your entire life, have you had 12 drinks or more of any kind of alcoholic drink? | CollectedBaseline | FileForm 42 - OS Questionnaire |
| idDRNKAG14 | VariableDrinks of alcohol (age 14-17) | DescriptionFor the question below, one drink of alcohol is equal to one can of beer, one glass of wine, or one shot of liquor (whiskey, brandy or gin). When you were between 14 and 17 years old, how many drinks of alcohol did you usually have?
*Sub-question of F42 V1 Q7 "12 or more drinks". | CollectedBaseline | FileForm 42 - OS Questionnaire |
| idDRNKAG18 | VariableDrinks of alcohol (age 18-22) | DescriptionFor the question below, one drink of alcohol is equal to one can of beer, one glass of wine, or one shot of liquor (whiskey, brandy or gin). When you were between 18 and 22 years old, how many drinks of alcohol did you usually have?
*Sub-question of F42 V1 Q7 "12 or more drinks". | CollectedBaseline | FileForm 42 - OS Questionnaire |
| idDRNKAG23 | VariableDrinks of alcohol (age 23-29) | DescriptionFor the questions below, one drink of alcohol is equal to one can of beer, one glass of wine, or one shot of liquor (whiskey, brandy or gin). When you were between 23 and 29 years old, how many drinks of alcohol did you usually have?
*Sub-question of F42 V1 Q7 "12 or more drinks". | CollectedBaseline | FileForm 42 - OS Questionnaire |
| idDRNKAG30 | VariableDrinks of alcohol (age 30-49) | DescriptionFor the question below, one drink of alcohol is equal to one can of beer, one glass of wine, or one shot of liquor (whiskey, brandy or gin). When you were between 30 and 49 years old, how many drinks of alcohol did you usually have?
*Sub-question of F42 V1 Q7 "12 or more drinks". | CollectedBaseline | FileForm 42 - OS Questionnaire |
