Data Tape for the RAND 1976 Survey of California Prison Inmates

Mark A. Peterson, Suzanne Polich, Jan M. Chaiken

Published 1980

Data collected by a survey of 624 California prisoners and analyzed as described in R-2200, [Doing Crime: A Survey of California Prison Inmates], are being made available to the public for secondary analysis. This Note documents the contents of the data tape, which include self-report information from the respondents about their criminal behavior prior to incarceration, drug use, economic and social circumstances, and psychological characteristics.

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Peterson, Mark A., Suzanne Polich, and Jan M. Chaiken, Data Tape for the RAND 1976 Survey of California Prison Inmates. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1980. https://www.rand.org/pubs/notes/N1505.html.
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