AGE groups| • Infants | 7 |
| • Todlers | |
| • Basic school children | 22 |
| • Teens, adolescents | 102 |
| • Twens | 30 |
| • Young adults | 5 |
| • Adults | 70 |
| • Working age | 49 |
| • Middle aged | 20 |
| • In menopause | 2 |
| • Elderly | 140 |
| • Very old | 9 |
| • Generation | 8 |
| • Various age groups | 1 |
CHILDRENCHILDREN| • Children living with single parent | 1 |
| • Gifted children | |
| • Handicaped children | 2 |
| • Children of divorce | 2 |
CONVINCTIONSCONVINCTIONS| • Religious | |
| • Feminists | 2 |
COMMUNAL LIVINGCOMMUNAL LIVING| • Living in Kibutz | 3 |
| • Communal housing | 2 |
| • Company town | 1 |
ETHNIC GROUPETHNIC GROUP| • Ethnic groups in USA | |
| • Whites in USA | 26 |
| • Blacks in USA | 5 |
| • Ethnic groups in other nations | 6 |
| • Non-modern cultures | 2 |
EDUCATIONEDUCATION| • Highschool pupils | 25 |
| • Students | 323 |
| • Trainees | 4 |
| • Allumni | 4 |
| • School-leavers | 3 |
| • Well educated | 4 |
EMPLOYMENTEMPLOYMENT| • Kind of employment | |
| • Teacher | |
| • Not Employed | 1 |
| • Unemployed | 18 |
| • Housewives | 10 |
| • Retired | 23 |
| • Employed | 53 |
| • Employers | |
| • Employees | 16 |
| • Employees of a firm | 9 |
FAMILYFAMILY| • Couples | 11 |
| • Heads of households | 6 |
| • Family members | 2 |
| • Spouse | 2 |
| • living with family | 2 |
| • Housewives | 1 |
| • Twins | 4 |
GENDERGENERAL PUBLIC, see AREAGENERAL PUBLIC, see AREAHEALTH| • Mental Patients | 36 |
| • Medical Patients | 68 |
| • Handicapped | 12 |
| • Drug use | 1 |
| • Tranquillizer users | 1 |
| • Overweight | 3 |
| • Died later | 1 |
INCOMEINCOME| • Rich | 1 |
| • Poor | 3 |
| • Welfare Recipients | 3 |
| • Recent income change | 1 |
INSTITUTIONAL LIVINGINSTITUTIONAL LIVING| • Living in prison | 1 |
| • Living in hospital | 2 |
| • Living in nursing home | 8 |
| • Living in cloister | 4 |
| • Living in foster home | 2 |
| • Living in retirement home | 4 |
INTELLIGENCELIFE-HISTORYLIFE-HISTORY| • Organ donors | 2 |
| • Veterans | 3 |
LIFE-STYLELIFE-STYLE| • Homosexuals | 1 |
| • Lottery players/winners | 6 |
| • Back-to-the-land mini-farmers | 5 |
| • Tourists | 4 |
LIFE-STRESSLIFE-STRESS| • Earlier life stress | 2 |
| • Recent loss | 3 |
| • Recent divorce | 6 |
| • Recent unemployment | 7 |
| • Accident victims | 5 |
| • Recent change in institutional setting | 3 |
| • People in transition | 19 |
| • Recent hospitalisation | 8 |
LOVE-LIFELOVE-LIFE| • Dating couples | 1 |
MARITAL STATUSMARITAL STATUS| • Non-Married | 11 |
| • Married | 33 |
| • Divorced | 12 |
| • Widowed | 2 |
| • Remarried | 1 |
MIGRATIONMIGRATION| • Ex-migrantworkers | 2 |
| • Immigrants | 9 |
| • Refugees | 4 |
MEMBERSHIPSMEMBERSHIPS| • Union members | 1 |
| • Singles association | 1 |
| • Student sorority | 2 |
| • Professional association | 1 |
| • Church | 3 |
OCCUPATIONOCCUPATION| • Academics | 12 |
| • Administrative | 3 |
| • Artists | 2 |
| • Clergy | 4 |
| • Commercial | |
| • Farmers | 6 |
| • Fishers | 1 |
| • Industry | 10 |
| • Labourers, blue collar | 5 |
| • Managers | 8 |
| • Military | 9 |
| • Miners | 1 |
| • Nurses | 1 |
| • Physicians | 1 |
| • Service | 5 |
| • Social Workers | 1 |
| • Students | 22 |
| • Teachers | 3 |
| • Telephone operators | 1 |
| • Truck drivers | 1 |
PERSONALITYPERSONALITY| • Pessimistic | 2 |
| • Ambitious | |
| • Cheerfull | 7 |
PARENTHOODPARENTHOOD| • Childless | 1 |
| • Parents | 5 |
| • Parents with children at home | 12 |
| • Parents in empty nest phase | 2 |
| • Parents of handicapped children | 2 |
| • Parents of students | 1 |
| • Mothers | 25 |
| • Working mothers | 11 |
| • Fathers | 1 |
| • Single parents | 4 |
| • Abusing parents | 1 |
| • Step-parents | |
| • Divorced parents | 1 |
POSSESSIONSPOSSESSIONS| • Car-owners | 1 |
RELIGIONRELIGION| • Catholics | 4 |
RESIDENCERESIDENCE| • Housing complex | 1 |
| • Retirement community | 1 |
| • Rural | 16 |
| • Urban | 14 |
| • Metropolitan | 25 |
| • Poor or prosperous area | |
| • Sub-urban | 2 |
| • planned/unplanned community | 1 |
| • X | |
| • Homeless | 3 |
| • X |
SOCIAL STATUSSOCIAL STATUS| • Upper class | 1 |
| • Middle class | 9 |
| • Lower class | 8 |
SPORTSSPORTS| • Sporters | |
| • Athletes | 1 |
THERAPYTHERAPY| • Earlier in therapy | 1 |
| • Therapy clients | 5 |
| • Therapists | 1 |