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I. DUNCAN S.E.I. AND NORC PRESTIGE SCALES 1976-1982
II. 1984 DUNCAN S.E.I.
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>> I. DUNCAN S.E.I. AND NORC PRESTIGE SCALES 1976-1982
THIS NOTE IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH VARIABLES WHICH IDENTIFY
OCCUPATION.
THE DUNCAN S.E.I AND NORC PRESTIGE SCALES WERE DERIVED USING U.S.
CENSUS OCCUPATION CODES: 1970 Census occupation codes for
1976-1982 and 1980 Census occupation codes for 1984 (see part 2, p.1F).
FOR 1976-1982 S.E.I. AND NORC SCORES, THERE IS ONE (1) IMPLIED
DECIMAL IN THE RIGHT-MOST COLUMN BELOW AND IN THE DATA.
(categories appear in ascending order of 1970 U.S. Census occupation codes)
1970 | DUNCAN | NORC
U.S. | SEI | PRESTIGE
CENSUS | 1976- | 1976-
OCCUP. | 1982 | 1982
PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS, 1976-1982
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001 769 560 accountants
002 853 667 architects
Computer Specialists
003 650 506 computer programmers
004 650 506 computer systems analysts
005 650 506 computer specialists
Engineers
006 870 711 aeronautical and astronautical engineers
010 899 672 chemical engineers
011 840 678 civil engineers
012 840 694 electrical and electronic engineers
013 855 556 industrial engineers
014 802 621 mechanical engineers
015 831 584 metallurgical and materials engineers
020 850 616 mining engineers
021 810 571 petroleum engineers
022 870 506 sales engineers
023 869 670 engineers
024 830 539 farm management advisors
025 480 539 foresters and conservationists
026 830 539 home management advisors
Lawyers and Judges
030 930 757 judges
031 923 751 lawyers
Librarians, Archivists, and Curators
032 600 546 librarians
033 746 596 archivists and curators
Mathematical Specialists
034 810 554 actuaries
035 800 650 mathematicians
036 810 554 statisticians
Life and Physical Scientists
042 800 558 agricultural scientists
043 620 470 atmospheric and space scientists
044 800 677 biological scientists
045 794 673 chemists
051 800 672 geologists
052 800 672 marine scientists
053 800 738 physicists and astronomers
054 774 651 life and physical scientists
055 657 508 operations and systems researchers and analysts
056 824 552 personnel and labor relations workers
Physicians, Dentists, and Related Practitioners
061 750 600 chiropractors
062 960 736 dentists
063 790 620 optometrists
064 814 603 pharmacists
065 921 812 physicians, medical and osteopathic
071 580 367 podiatrists
072 780 597 veterinarians
073 580 367 health practitioners
Nurses, Dieticians, and Therapists
074 390 521 dietitians
075 443 601 registered nurses
076 589 385 therapists
Health Technologists and Technicians
080 480 610 clinical laboratory technologists and
technicians
081 480 610 dental hygienists
082 600 546 health record technologists and technicians
083 480 610 radiologic technologists and technicians
084 480 610 therapy assistants
085 552 511 health technologists and technicians
Religious Workers
086 520 690 clergymen
090 571 546 religious workers
Social Scientists
091 743 535 economists
092 810 714 political scientists
093 810 714 psychologists
094 810 714 sociologists
095 650 506 urban and regional planners
096 810 656 social scientists
Social and Recreation Workers
100 640 524 social workers
101 670 486 recreation workers
Teachers, College and University
102 840 783 agriculture teachers
103 840 783 atmospheric, earth, marine, and space teachers
104 840 783 biology teachers
105 840 783 chemistry teachers
110 840 783 physics teachers
111 840 783 engineering teachers
112 840 783 mathematics teachers
113 840 783 health specialties teachers
114 840 783 psychology teachers
115 840 783 business and commerce teachers
116 840 783 economics teachers
120 840 783 history teachers
121 840 783 sociology teachers
122 840 783 social science teachers
123 556 486 art, drama, and music teachers
124 640 532 coaches and physical education teachers
125 840 783 education teachers
126 840 783 english teachers
130 840 783 foreign language teachers
131 720 532 home economics teachers
132 840 783 law teachers
133 840 783 theology teachers
134 840 783 trade, industrial, and technical teachers
135 840 783 miscellaneous teachers, college and university
140 840 783 teachers, college and university, subject
not specified
Teachers, except College and University
141 643 439 adult education teachers
142 714 592 elementary school teachers
143 720 561 prekindergarten and kindergarten teachers
144 705 601 secondary school teachers
145 577 749 teachers, except college and university
Engineering and Science Technicians
150 620 472 agriculture and biological technicians, except
health
151 620 470 chemical technicians
152 670 561 draftsmen
153 620 515 electrical and electronic engineering
technicians
154 640 494 industrial engineering technicians
155 620 470 mechanical engineering technicians
156 530 468 mathematical technicians
161 484 531 surveyors
162 620 470 engineering and science technicians
Technicians, except Health, and Engineering and Science
163 790 701 airplane pilots
164 690 428 air traffic controllers
165 603 519 embalmers
170 480 482 flight engineers
171 690 428 radio operators
172 620 470 tool programmers, numerical control
173 620 472 technicians
174 650 506 vocational and educational counselors
Writers, Artists, and Entertainers
175 600 550 actors
180 602 521 athletes and kindred workers
181 760 598 authors
182 450 376 dancers
183 704 565 designers
184 820 512 editors and reporters
185 520 460 musicians and composers
190 670 562 painters and sculptors
191 500 405 photographers
192 820 567 public relations men and publicity writers
193 650 506 radio and television announcers
194 454 412 writers, artists, and entertainers
195 650 506 research workers, not specified
MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS, EXCEPT FARM, 1976-1982
201 588 538 assessors, controllers, and treasurers; local
public administration
202 800 666 bank officers and financial managers
203 503 429 buyers and shippers, farm products
205 721 500 buyers, wholesale and retail trade
210 740 488 credit men
211 590 522 funeral directors
212 569 594 health administrators
213 575 396 construction inspectors, public administration
215 666 423 inspectors, except construction, public
administration
216 320 383 managers and superintendents, building
220 731 560 office managers
221 499 567 officers, pilots, and pursers; ship
222 665 603 officials and administrators; public
administration
223 600 484 officials of lodges, societies, and unions
224 608 583 postmasters and mail superintendents
225 748 464 purchasing agents and buyers
226 582 409 railroad conductors
230 381 389 restaurant, cafeteria and bar managers
231 698 478 sales managers and department heads, retail
trade
233 746 542 sales managers, except retail trade
235 771 696 school administrators, college
240 717 616 school administrators, elementary and secondary
245 617 507 managers and administrators
SALES WORKERS 1976-1982
260 661 423 advertising agents and salesmen
261 400 319 auctioneers
262 381 306 demonstrators
264 129 202 hucksters and peddlers
265 660 468 insurance agents, brokers, and underwriters
266 270 154 newsboys
270 620 440 real estate agents and brokers
271 724 513 stock and bond salesmen
280 494 354 salesmen and sales clerks
281 650 491 sales representatives, manufacturing industries
282 609 399 sales representatives, wholesale trade
283 390 286 sales clerks, retail trade
284 390 286 salesmen, retail trade
285 522 354 salesmen of services and construction
CLERICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS, 1976-1982
301 518 490 bank tellers
303 440 362 billing clerks
305 509 474 bookkeepers
310 439 310 cashiers
311 440 314 clerical assistants, social welfare
312 438 360 clerical supervisors
313 425 279 collectors, bill and account
314 440 362 counter clerks, except food
315 401 334 dispatchers and starters, vehicle
320 440 362 enumerators and interviewers
321 562 412 estimators and investigators
323 436 360 expediters and production controllers
325 440 308 file clerks
326 621 476 insurance adjusters, examiners, and
investigators
330 431 397 library attendants and assistants
331 530 423 mail carriers, post office
332 433 355 mail handlers, except post office
333 282 A93 messengers and office boys
334 440 362 meter readers, utilities
Office Machine Operators
341 449 443 bookkeeping and billing machine operators
342 450 449 calculating machine operators
343 450 449 computer and peripheral equipment operators
344 450 449 duplicating machine operators
345 450 449 keypunch operators
350 450 449 tabulating machine operators
355 450 449 office machine operators
360 440 413 payroll and timekeeping clerks
361 446 424 postal clerks
362 440 362 proofreaders
363 678 430 real estate appraisers
364 440 389 receptionists
Secretaries
370 610 458 secretaries, legal
371 610 458 secretaries, medical
372 610 458 secretaries
374 241 299 shipping and receiving clerks
375 439 360 statistical clerks
376 610 433 stenographers
381 439 252 stock clerks and storekeepers
382 624 488 teacher aides, except school monitors
383 220 298 telegraph messengers
384 470 435 telegraph operators
385 450 404 telephone operators
390 598 354 ticket, station, and express agents
391 610 413 typists
392 418 354 weighers
394 437 365 miscellaneous clerical workers
395 440 362 not specified clerical workers
CRAFTSMEN AND KINDRED WORKERS, 1976-1982
401 216 325 automobile accessories installers
402 217 338 bakers
403 160 355 blacksmiths
404 326 306 boilermakers
405 380 314 bookbinders
410 270 357 brickmasons and stonemasons
411 320 408 brickmasons and stonemasons, apprentices
412 197 323 bulldozer operators
413 223 381 cabinetmakers
415 189 396 carpenters
416 310 408 carpenter apprentices
420 120 328 carpet installers
421 190 316 cement and concrete finishers
422 520 380 compositors and typesetters
423 400 408 printing trades apprentices, except pressmen
424 210 387 cranemen, derrickmen, and hoistmen
425 400 374 decorators and window dressers
426 480 610 dental laboratory technicians
430 440 492 electricians
431 370 408 electrician apprentices
433 490 392 electric power linemen and cablemen
434 550 380 electrotypers and stereotypers
435 470 412 engravers, except photoengravers
436 228 315 excavating, grading, and road machine operator;
except bulldozer
440 174 318 floor layers, except tile setters
441 495 453 foremen
442 228 355 forgemen and hammermen
443 178 291 furniture and wood finishers
444 334 323 furriers
445 253 267 glaziers
446 217 353 heat treaters, annealers, and temperers
450 425 310 inspectors, scalers, and graders; log and lumber
452 410 313 inspectors
453 364 375 jewelers and watchmakers
454 335 464 job and die setters, metal
455 578 508 locomotive engineers
456 450 362 locomotive firemen
461 329 477 machinists
462 410 408 machinist apprentices
Mechanics and Repairmen
470 270 367 air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration
471 480 482 aircraft
472 190 367 automobile body repairmen
473 190 367 automobile mechanics
474 250 408 automobile mechanic apprentices
475 270 408 data processing machine repairmen
480 270 326 farm implement
481 266 328 heavy equipment mechanics, including diesel
482 270 326 household appliance and accessory installers and
mechanics
483 100 304 loom fixers
484 359 338 office machine
485 360 350 radio and television
486 205 356 railroad and car shop
491 340 408 mechanic, except auto, apprentices
492 265 328 miscellaneous mechanics and repairmen
495 270 326 not specified mechanics and repairmen
501 190 252 millers; grain, flour, and feed
502 310 403 millwrights
503 120 391 molders, metal
504 330 408 molder apprentices
505 430 339 motion picture projectionists
506 390 514 opticians, and lens grinders and polishers
510 164 298 painters, construction and maintenance
511 290 408 painter apprentices
512 135 275 paperhangers
514 430 387 pattern and model makers, except paper
515 611 397 photoengravers and lithographers
516 380 320 piano and organ tuners and repairmen
520 250 332 plasterers
521 290 408 plasterer apprentices
522 340 406 plumbers and pipe fitters
523 330 408 plumber and pipe fitter apprentices
525 500 388 power station operators
530 456 391 pressmen and plate printers, printing
531 400 408 pressman apprentices
533 220 360 rollers and finishers, metal
534 151 315 roofers and slaters
535 330 368 sheetmetal workers and tinsmiths
536 330 408 sheetmetal apprentices
540 340 355 shipfitters
542 119 326 shoe repairmen
543 168 307 sign painters and letterers
545 452 329 stationary engineers
546 240 317 stone cutters and stone carvers
550 334 356 structural metal craftsmen
551 214 340 tailors
552 488 391 telephone installers and repairmen
554 490 392 telephone linemen and splicers
560 282 384 tile setters
561 492 423 tool or die makers
562 410 408 tool and die maker apprentices
563 212 299 upholsterers
571 346 408 specified craft apprentices
572 390 408 not specified apprentices
575 253 417 craftsmen and kindred workers
OPERATIVES, EXCEPT TRANSPORT, 1976-1982
601 320 284 asbestos and insulation workers
602 172 275 assemblers
603 110 321 blasters and powdermen
604 161 235 bottling and canning operatives
605 250 394 chainmen, rodmen, and axmen; surveying
610 184 361 checkers, examiners, and inspectors;
manufacturing
611 168 207 clothing ironers and pressers
612 189 285 cutting operatives
613 224 310 dressmakers and seamstresses, except factory
614 216 262 drillers, earth
615 244 363 dry wall installers and lathers
620 620 250 dyers
621 187 235 filers, polishers, sanders, and buffers
622 181 329 furnacemen, smeltermen, and pourers
623 179 212 garage workers and gas station attendants
624 166 326 graders and sorters, manufacturing
625 137 245 produce graders and packers, except factory and
farm
626 290 329 heaters, metal
630 150 182 laundry and dry cleaning operatives
631 288 320 meat cutters and butchers, except manufacturing
633 162 235 meat cutters and butchers, manufacturing
634 180 194 meat wrappers, retail trade
635 197 302 metal platers
636 460 334 milliners
640 165 264 mine operatives
641 173 273 mixing operatives
642 150 242 oilers and greasers, except auto
643 181 195 packers and wrappers, except meat and produce
644 181 288 painters, manufactured articles
645 412 355 photographic process workers
Precision Machine Operatives
650 220 318 drill press operatives
651 219 190 grinding machine operatives
652 216 319 lathe and milling machine operatives
653 209 311 precision machine operatives
656 195 303 punch and stamping press operatives
660 206 315 riveters and fasteners
661 160 337 sailors and deckhands
662 049 276 sawyers
663 182 251 sewers and stitchers
664 092 316 shoemaking machine operatives
665 244 361 solderers
666 166 317 stationary firemen
Textile Operatives
670 033 289 carding, lapping, and combing operatives
671 210 294 knitters, loopers, and toppers
672 041 282 spinners, twisters, and winders
673 059 251 weavers
674 086 288 textile operatives
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680 240 401 welders and flame cutters
681 217 336 winding operatives
690 190 285 machine operatives, miscellaneous specified
692 193 293 machine operatives, not specified
694 188 289 miscellaneous operatives
695 195 291 not specified operatives
TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT OPERATIVES, 1976-1982
701 240 368 boatmen and canalmen
703 240 324 bus drivers
704 325 280 conductors and motormen, urban rail transit
705 310 283 deliverymen and routemen
706 168 284 fork lift and tow motor operatives
710 030 272 motormen; mine, factory, logging camp, etc.
711 188 220 parking attendants
712 420 347 railroad brakemen
713 440 328 railroad switchmen
714 100 215 taxicab drivers and chauffeurs
715 151 321 truck drivers
LABORERS, EXCEPT FARM, 1976-1982
740 175 303 animal caretakers, except farm
750 230 000 carpenters' helpers
751 071 174 construction laborers, except carpenters'
helpers
752 303 000 fishermen and oystermen
753 089 190 freight and material handlers
754 060 173 garbage collectors
755 109 221 gardeners and groundskeepers, except farm
760 110 244 longshoremen and stevedores
761 041 259 lumbermen, raftsmen, and woodchoppers
762 173 207 stock handlers
763 080 122 teamsters
764 086 185 vehicle washers and equipment cleaners
770 083 203 warehousemen
780 082 191 miscellaneous laborers
785 083 175 not specified laborers
FARMERS AND FARM MANAGERS, 1976-1982
801 140 407 farmers (owners and tenants)
802 360 437 farm managers
FARM LABORERS AND FARM FOREMEN, 1976-1982
821 200 350 farm foremen
822 063 188 farm laborers, wage workers
823 170 185 farm laborers, unpaid family workers
824 220 268 farm service laborers, self-employed
SERVICE WORKERS, EXCEPT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD, 1976-1982
Cleaning Service Workers
901 116 141 chambermaids and maids, except private household
902 098 174 cleaners and charwomen
903 125 193 janitors and sextons
Food Service Workers
910 190 199 bartenders
911 110 144 busboys
912 150 264 cooks, except private household
913 110 218 dishwashers
914 170 154 food counter and fountain workers
915 160 203 waiters
916 110 208 food service workers, except private household
Health Service Workers
921 380 478 dental assistants
922 294 405 health aides, except nursing
923 510 451 health trainees
924 370 233 lay midwives
925 135 364 nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants
926 220 419 practical nurses
Personal Service Workers
931 310 364 airline stewardesses
932 195 164 attendants, recreation and amusement
933 288 225 attendants, personal service
934 079 175 baggage porters and bellhops
935 170 379 barbers
940 300 221 boarding and lodging house keepers
941 080 093 bootblacks
942 282 241 child care workers, except private household
943 100 209 elevator operators
944 170 332 hairdressers and cosmetologists
945 310 408 personal service apprentices
950 310 364 housekeepers, except private household
952 260 141 school monitors
953 250 149 ushers, recreation and amusement
954 110 144 welfare service aides
Protective Service Workers
960 175 245 crossing guards and bridge tenders
961 370 438 firemen, fire protection
962 182 223 guards and watchmen
963 210 458 marshals and constables
964 404 477 policemen and detectives
965 340 550 sheriffs and bailiffs
PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD WORKERS, 1976-1982
980 070 229 child care workers, private household
981 070 180 cooks, private household
982 186 247 housekeepers, private household
983 120 176 laundresses, private household
984 070 180 maids and servants, private household
Walter Mebane
2005-11-03