Work and Leisure Today 2 Survey, United States, 2015

Dual frame random digit dial survey of landline and cell phone households, collected in Summer 2015. Adults in landline households were selected within the household following the Rizzo, Brick and Park selection method, with the next birthday method used to select adults in households with 3+ adults. Cell phone respondents were selected as the telephone answerer. The survey took about 15 minutes to complete. The survey contains questions about the sampled adult's employment, attitudes toward their job, leisure activities, and technology use. See the questionnaire for the question wording. Two versions of the questionnaire were fielded with experimental variation on many items for question wording and other contextual information. Each interview was audio-recorded, transcribed, and behavior coded at the conversational turn level. As such, in addition to the traditional survey data, the datasets include these behavior coded data, call record data, demographic characteristics about the interviewers, paradata files, and acoustic measurements of the interviewer's question reading for a subset of questions. Demographic variables include gender, race, income, and educational level. Related to Work and Leisure Today 1 (2013).