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Coding details for each survey wave follow.
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## Privacy Restrictions
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To prevent respondents from being identifiable in the response data, responses
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with ZIP codes with populations of 100 or fewer have their location set to `NA`.
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This affects item A3 in the individual response files. (This change was
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implemented with the introduction of Wave 4. Previously, all ZIPs were
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reported.)
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Invalid ZIP codes are preserved unchanged, and these rows are reported in the
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individual response files with their invalid ZIPs.
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Additionally, beginning in wave 4, items D6 and D7 ask respondents for race and
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ethnicity. These columns are **not** available in the microdata files due to
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reidentification concerns. However, contingency tables that aggregate by race
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and other demographic variables [are available](contingency-tables.md).
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## Comprehensive Codebook
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*`group_of_respondents_item_was_shown_to`: Module-based subset of respondents item was asked of. One of "all" (if item was included in the [Daily Core](modules.md) and asked of all respondents), "Module A", or "Module B".
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## Privacy Restrictions
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To prevent respondents from being identifiable in the response data, responses
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with ZIP codes with populations of 100 or fewer have their location set to `NA`.
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This affects item A3 in the individual response files. (This change was
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implemented with the introduction of Wave 4. Previously, all ZIPs were
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reported.)
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Invalid ZIP codes are preserved unchanged, and these rows are reported in the
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individual response files with their invalid ZIPs.
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Additionally, beginning in wave 4, items D6 and D7 ask respondents for race and
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ethnicity. These columns are **not** available in the microdata files due to
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reidentification concerns. However, contingency tables that aggregate by race
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and other demographic variables [are available](contingency-tables.md).
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## Wave 1
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Wave 1 was first deployed on April 6, 2020. This was replaced by Wave 2, but
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