mixed-mode probability

NORC (AmeriSpeak)

General Social Survey 2022 Cross-section · May 5, 2022 – Dec 20, 2022 · US national

Methodology

Pollster
NORC (AmeriSpeak) academic
Sponsor
National Science Foundation
Fielded
May 5, 2022 – Dec 20, 2022
Population
adults
Sample size
3,544
Sample frame
mixed-mode probability
Panel
NORC AmeriSpeak (partial component)
Mode
web self-administered questionnaire with in-person and telephone follow-up
Margin of error
not disclosed
Weighting
WTSSPS / WTSSNRPS; WTSSNRPS_AS incorporates the AmeriSpeak sample; GSS Next items require WTSSPS_NEXT or WTSSNRPS_NEXT
Geography
US national
Base notes
includes an AmeriSpeak panel component incorporated through the WTSSNRPS_AS weight

Sources

Verification note. Wording, response options and frequencies read directly from the 2022 GSS Codebook (Release 4, produced 21 November 2024), titled 'Codebook and Unweighted Frequencies'. Percentages are UNWEIGHTED and are the 'PCT excluding reserve codes' column. Field dates from the codebook narrative. The two response-rate figures are printed side by side in the codebook's response-rate table for the two sample components; which is which is not fully clear from the extracted text.

Figures below are transcribed from these documents. Where they disagree with the source, the source governs.

Questions asked (3)

Contact & populationotherin a trend series
GSS variable SEXNOW1 - self-described current sex/gender; transgender self-identification prevalence

Do you describe yourself as male, female, or transgender?

Female
53.4%
Male
45.9%
Transgender
0.4%
None of these
0.3%

Wording notes: 'transgender' offered as a mutually exclusive alternative to male/female

unclear — single-item mutually exclusive format undercounts trans respondents who identify as male or female

Contact & populationotherin a trend series
GSS variable PTNRSXNOW - gender of respondent's most recent sexual partner

To the best of your knowledge, does your most recent sexual partner describe themselves as male, female, or transgender?

Male
54.8%
Female
44.6%
Transgender
0.3%
A gender not listed here
0.3%

Wording notes: proxy report about a third party

unclear — proxy reports of a partner's gender identity are subject to both the respondent's knowledge and the same mutually-exclusive-category problem as SEXNOW1

Contact & populationotherin a trend series
GSS Next variable NONBINKIDS - parents reporting a transgender or non-binary biological child

Are any of your biological children transgender or non-binary?

No
98.5%
Yes
1.5%

Wording notes: asked only on the GSS Next follow-on; requires the GSS Next-specific weights WTSSPS_NEXT or WTSSNRPS_NEXT | collapses transgender and non-binary into one category

double_barreled — combines 'transgender' and 'non-binary' into a single yes/no, so the two cannot be separated

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