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TMeducational and socioeconomic status   d-out   qh
SN This grouping is provided for searching because its elements are intertwined closely.
NT+TNe student    qh   ah
+TPe educational level achieved    qh   ah
+TQ status by level of knowledge    qh   ah
+TRe socioeconomic status    qh   ah
+TS occupational status by degree of skill or organizational role    qh   ah
+TS2e occupational status by degree of skill    qh   ah
+TT status by occupation    qh   ah
RT JN2.6 patient state    qh   ah
+MF6 social stratification    qh   ah

TNestudent   d-out   qh
SN For students in a given field, use *+TN student* qh ah combined with the appropriate descriptor from *+S field, discipline, or occupation* qh ah or the appropriate narrower term.
BT+TM educational and socioeconomic status    qh   ah
+TZ4e special populations    qh   ah
RT+NFe education and training    qh   ah
+NF24.6e student behavior and participation    qh   ah
+NGe educational level    qh   ah
 NG6.6 postdoctoral level    qh   ah
+S field, discipline, or occupation    qh   ah
+TAe age    qh   ah
+TT status by occupation    qh   ah
+TW status by relationship to others    qh   ah
TN2.  student by educational level   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT+TAe age    qh   ah
TN2.2e.  .  preschool student   qh
ST nursery school student
BT+NG2 early childhood level    qh   ah
+NG2.2e preschool level    qh   ah
+TA12.4e young child    qh   ah
TN2.4.  .  elementary secondary student   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
TN2.4.2e.  .  .  elementary student   qh
ST primary student
BT+NG4.2 elementary education level    qh   ah
RT+TA12e child    qh   ah
 TA12.6e preadolescent    qh   ah
TN2.4.4e.  .  .  junior high school student   qh
BT+NG4.4.2 junior high school level    qh   ah
RT+TA14e adolescent    qh   ah
TN2.4.6e.  .  .  high school student   qh
ST secondary school student
BT+NG4.4.4 high school level    qh   ah
+TA14e adolescent    qh   ah
TN2.6.  .  undergraduate or graduate student   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
TN2.6.2e.  .  .  undergraduate student   qh
HN Changed descriptor 2000; through 1999 use "college student".
ST college student
BT+NG6.2 undergraduate level    qh   ah
RT LT14.2.2e spring break    qh   ah
 TA16.2e young adult    qh   ah
TN2.6.4e.  .  .  graduate student   qh
BT+NG6.4 graduate level    qh   ah
RT+TA16e adult    qh   ah
TN2.6.4.2e.  .  .  .  medical student   qh
RT+NF4.2e internship    qh   ah
+SGe medical specialty (field)    qh   ah
TN4.  student by academic performance   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
TN4.2.  .  student failing academically   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
BT+TZ2e high-risk group    qh   ah
TN4.2.2e.  .  .  potential school dropout   qh
ST at risk of dropping out of school
BT+TZ2e high-risk group    qh   ah
RT NF22.2.6 academic failure    qh   ah
+TP4e school dropout    qh   ah

TPeeducational level achieved   d-out   qh
SN Each of the descriptors in this section refers to the highest level of education completed.
ST highest year of schooling completed
level of schooling completed
schooling attainment
BT+TM educational and socioeconomic status    qh   ah
RT LG16.2.6 parental educational background    qh   ah
+TL8.4e AOD-impaired worker    qh   ah
+TNe student    qh   ah
TP2.  no schooling   qh
TP4e.  school dropout   qh
ST early school leaver
BT+JA6.6e risk factors    qh   ah
+TZ2e high-risk group    qh   ah
RT JA6.14.6.8.6 school risk and protective factors    qh   ah
 LW8.4.2 withdraw from or withdrawal    qh   ah
 NF22.2.6 academic failure    qh   ah
 NF24.6.4.6.2 student absenteeism    qh   ah
 TN4.2.2e potential school dropout    qh   ah
 TX12.4e program dropout    qh   ah
TP4.2.  .  elementary school completed   qh
TP4.4.  .  junior high school completed   qh
TP4.6.  .  some high school completed   qh
TP6.  high school completed   qh
TP8.  some college completed   qh
TP10.  college completed   qh
ST college graduate
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
TP12.  master's completed   qh
TP14.  doctorate completed   qh

TQstatus by level of knowledge   d-out   qh
SN Status by literacy or knowledge of a subject or foreign language.
BT+TM educational and socioeconomic status    qh   ah
RT TH12.4 bilingual person    qh   ah
+TH12.8 status by knowledge of dominant language    qh   ah
+VRe language    qh   ah
TQ2.  status by literacy   qh
RT+NF12e educational condition    qh   ah
TQ2.2.  .  illiterate   qh
RT NF12.2.4e illiteracy    qh   ah
TQ2.4.  .  semiliterate   qh
TQ2.6.  .  literate   qh
RT NF12.2.2e literacy    qh   ah

TResocioeconomic status   d-out   qh
ST person by economic status
person by social status
person by socioeconomic status
status by income level
BT+LHe life circumstances, life events    qh   ah
+LH4 life circumstances    qh   ah
+PT4.4e geographic factors    qh   ah
+TM educational and socioeconomic status    qh   ah
RT AK6.4e life circumstances as AODC    qh   ah
+GA10.4 external disease cause    qh   ah
 JD8e environmental model    qh   ah
 JS2.6.2.6.2e economic barriers to treatment    qh   ah
 LG16.2.8 family socioeconomic level    qh   ah
+MF4 social equality and inequality    qh   ah
 MF6.2e social class    qh   ah
+MT14.8e standard of living    qh   ah
TR2e.  socioeconomic differences   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
ST class differences
RT T4e individual differences    qh   ah
TR4.  lower socioeconomic class   qh
HN Changed descriptor 2000; through 1999 use "lower class".
ST low income status
poor
RT MK10.4e poverty    qh   ah
TR4.2e.  .  economically disadvantaged   qh
ST destitute
economically deprived
indigent
underclass
NT+TU8.10e homeless    qh   ah
BT+TZ2e high-risk group    qh   ah
TR4.2.4e.  .  .  welfare recipient   qh
RT TV2.4e unemployed    qh   ah
TR4.4.  .  working poor   qh
TR6e.  middle class   qh
TR6.2.  .  lower middle class   qh
TR6.4.  .  middle middle class   qh
TR6.6.  .  upper middle class   qh
TR8.  upper class   qh

TSoccupational status by degree of skill or organizational role   d-out   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
SN All these descriptors can be combined with a descriptor from *+S field, discipline, or occupation* qh ah.
BT+TM educational and socioeconomic status    qh   ah
RT+S field, discipline, or occupation    qh   ah
+TL8.4e AOD-impaired worker    qh   ah
TS2e.  occupational status by degree of skill   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
BT+TM educational and socioeconomic status    qh   ah
RT+TL8.4e AOD-impaired worker    qh   ah
+TNe student    qh   ah
TS2.2.  .  unskilled worker   qh
SN Manual workers whose tasks require little or no training or experience.
TS2.4.  .  skilled worker   qh
SN Workers qualified in a particular occupation, trade, or craft requiring a high degree of skill, usually in a wide range of related activities performed with a minimum of direction and supervision. Skilled workers usually have had a combination of job instruction, trade instruction, and work experience (e.g., apprenticeships or cooperative industrial programs).
ST semiskilled worker
RT MU12.2 employee skills    qh   ah
TS2.6e.  .  paraprofessional   qh
NT+TT2.20 health care assistant    qh   ah
 TT2.20.6 emergency medical technician    qh   ah
TS2.8e.  .  professional   qh
NT TL8.4.2e AOD-impaired professional    qh   ah
+TT2.12e physician    qh   ah
 TT2.16e dentist    qh   ah
 TT2.18e pharmacist    qh   ah
+TT4.2e psychologist    qh   ah
+TT8.2e social worker    qh   ah
+TT14e justice system worker    qh   ah
 TT30.2 school administrator    qh   ah
 TT30.4e teacher    qh   ah
 TT30.6 college or university faculty    qh   ah
 TT30.8 guidance counselor    qh   ah
TS2.10.  .  blue collar and white collar worker   qh
TS2.10.2e.  .  .  blue collar worker   qh
SN Skilled, semiskilled, or unskilled workers engaged in physical rather than mental or social work. Contrasted with white collar workers.
TS2.10.4e.  .  .  white collar worker   qh
SN Individuals employed in technical, professional, administrative, or clerical positions.
NT+TS4.4e manager    qh   ah
TS2.12.  .  amateur   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
NT TT40.2.2 amateur athlete    qh   ah
TS4.  status by organizational role   qh
BT+TV status by work life arrangement    qh   ah
RT+TT status by occupation    qh   ah
TS4.2.  .  line worker   qh
TS4.4e.  .  manager   qh
SN Persons involved in planning, organizing, directing, and controlling human or material resources to accomplish predetermined goals.
ST administrator
NT TT2.4e health facility administrator    qh   ah
 TT16.2 police manager    qh   ah
 TT16.8.2 correctional facility administrator    qh   ah
 TT18.2 corporate officer    qh   ah
 TT18.4 business executive    qh   ah
 TT30.2 school administrator    qh   ah
BT+TS2.10.4e white collar worker    qh   ah
RT TW6.2 supervisor    qh   ah
TS4.4.2.  .  .  low level manager   qh
TS4.4.4.  .  .  middle level manager   qh
TS4.4.6.  .  .  top level manager   qh
TS4.6.  .  job applicant   qh
RT+TV2e employment status    qh   ah
TS4.8e.  .  employee   qh
RT MN14.4.8 employer liability    qh   ah
TS4.10.  .  self-employed   qh
TS4.12.  .  volunteer staff   qh
RT+LW12 mode of participation    qh   ah
 ML10 volunteer community service    qh   ah
TS4.12.2.  .  .  volunteer health care worker   qh
BT+SJ4 health care (field)    qh   ah
RT+TT2e health care worker    qh   ah
TS4.12.4.  .  .  school volunteer   qh
BT+SN6 education and allied disciplines    qh   ah
RT+TT30e education worker    qh   ah


TTstatus by occupation   d-out   qh
SN Includes *+TS4 status by organizational role* qh ah.
      If the occupation to be indexed has its own descriptor listed below, use that descriptor.
      If possible, specify the occupation further by combining with the appropriate descriptors from *+S field, discipline, or occupation* qh ah. Examples: internist = *+TT2.12 physician* qh ah and *+SG6.4 internal medicine (field)* qh ah; sociologist = *TT30.6 college or university faculty* qh ah and *+MA sociology and anthropology* qh ah. If the occupation does not have its own descriptor here, find the most specific descriptor available (possibly *+TT status by occupation* qh ah itself) and combine it with the appropriate descriptor from *+S field, discipline, or occupation* qh ah.
NT+TL8.4e AOD-impaired worker    qh   ah
BT+TM educational and socioeconomic status    qh   ah
RT LG16.2.4 parental occupation    qh   ah
 MU4e AODU among occupations    qh   ah
 NF16.2.4e AOD education of health care personnel    qh   ah
+S field, discipline, or occupation    qh   ah
+TNe student    qh   ah

TT2ehealth care worker   qh
ST health professional
medical personnel
NT JF16.2.4.2 prevention through training of health care professionals    qh   ah
BT+SJ4 health care (field)    qh   ah
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
+JU6.2e health care capacity    qh   ah
+SGe medical specialty (field)    qh   ah
 TS4.12.2 volunteer health care worker    qh   ah
+TW status by relationship to others    qh   ah
TT2.2e.  AODD care provider   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
NT+TT2.12.2e AODD physician    qh   ah
 TT2.12.8.2e AODD psychiatrist    qh   ah
 TT2.14.2e AODD nurse    qh   ah
 TT4.2.2e AODD psychologist    qh   ah
 TT4.4.2e AODD counselor    qh   ah
 TT8.2.2e AODD social worker    qh   ah
RT+JT20.2e mutual help and support group    qh   ah
TT2.4e.  health facility administrator   qh
ST head nurse
health care administrator
hospital administrator
medical director
nursing administrator
BT+TS4.4e manager    qh   ah
TT2.6.  health care faculty   qh
ST medical faculty
TT2.8.  medical examiner   qh
TT2.10.  medical researcher   qh
TT2.12e.  physician   qh
ST medical doctor
BT+SGe medical specialty (field)    qh   ah
+TS2.8e professional    qh   ah
RT+TT status by occupation    qh   ah
TT2.12.2e.  .  AODD physician   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST addictionologist
narcologist
NT TT2.12.8.2e AODD psychiatrist    qh   ah
BT+SG8.2e addiction medicine (field)    qh   ah
+TT2.2e AODD care provider    qh   ah
TT2.12.4e.  .  general practitioner   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST GP
BT+SG14.2 general practice (field)    qh   ah
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
TT2.12.6e.  .  family physician   qh
BT+SG12.2 family practice (field)    qh   ah
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
TT2.12.8e.  .  psychiatrist   qh
BT+SG6.14 psychiatry (field)    qh   ah
+TT4e mental health worker    qh   ah
TT2.12.8.2e.  .  .  AODD psychiatrist   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
BT+SG6.14.2 AODD psychiatry (field)    qh   ah
+TT2.2e AODD care provider    qh   ah
+TT2.12.2e AODD physician    qh   ah
TT2.14e.  nurse   qh
TT2.14.2e.  .  AODD nurse   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST addiction nurse
BT+SJ4.2.2 AODD nursing (field)    qh   ah
+TT2.2e AODD care provider    qh   ah
TT2.16e.  dentist   qh
BT+SG16.4 dentistry (field)    qh   ah
+TS2.8e professional    qh   ah
TT2.18e.  pharmacist   qh
ST druggist
BT+SG16.16 pharmacy (field)    qh   ah
+TS2.8e professional    qh   ah
TT2.20.  health care assistant   qh
ST medical assistant
BT+TS2.6e paraprofessional    qh   ah
TT2.20.2.  .  nurse's aide   qh
ST nursing assistant
residential care attendant
rest home aide
TT2.20.4.  .  community health aide   qh
TT2.20.6.  .  emergency medical technician   qh
SN Personnel trained to respond to medical emergencies, evaluate the nature of the emergency, provide aid or treatment according to a physician's orders, and transport victims to medical facilities.
ST ambulance attendant
EMT
paramedic
BT+TS2.6e paraprofessional    qh   ah
RT SO18.4 emergency medical service (field)    qh   ah

TT4emental health worker   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT+TT2.12.8e psychiatrist    qh   ah
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
TT4.2e.  psychologist   qh
BT+SF psychology (field)    qh   ah
+TS2.8e professional    qh   ah
RT+FAe psychology    qh   ah
 JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
TT4.2.2e.  .  AODD psychologist   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
BT+TT2.2e AODD care provider    qh   ah
TT4.4e.  counselor   qh
NT TT30.8 guidance counselor    qh   ah
BT+SJ6e counseling (field)    qh   ah
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
 JZ6e counseling service    qh   ah
TT4.4.2e.  .  AODD counselor   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
BT+SJ6.2 AODD counseling (field)    qh   ah
+TT2.2e AODD care provider    qh   ah

TT6eprevention worker   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
ST health educator/promoter
BT+SJ2 prevention (field)    qh   ah
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah

TT8ehuman services worker   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
TT8.2e.  social worker   qh
BT+SL16.2 social work (field)    qh   ah
+TS2.8e professional    qh   ah
TT8.2.2e.  .  AODD social worker   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
BT+SL16.2.2 AODD social work (field)    qh   ah
+TT2.2e AODD care provider    qh   ah

TT10ecommunity leader   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
NT JF16.2.4.2 prevention through training of health care professionals    qh   ah
RT+TT20 policy maker    qh   ah
TT10.2.  community worker   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah

TT12youth group leader   qh
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah

TT14ejustice system worker   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
BT+SL6.4 law (field)    qh   ah
+TS2.8e professional    qh   ah
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
+MO4e justice system    qh   ah
TT14.2.  judge (person)   qh
TT14.4e.  attorney   qh
HN ETOH descriptor 2000.
ST advocates (law)
barrister
lawyer
legal counsel, legal counselor
RT MU4e AODU among occupations    qh   ah
TT14.4.2.  .  prosecutor   qh
ST prosecuting attorney
TT14.4.4.  .  defense attorney   qh

TT16elaw enforcement worker   qh
BT+SL6.6 law enforcement (field)    qh   ah
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
TT16.2.  police manager   qh
BT+TS4.4e manager    qh   ah
TT16.4.  police officer   qh
ST cop
policeman
policewoman
TT16.6.  AOD enforcement agent   qh
TT16.6.2.  .  drug enforcement agent   qh
ST DEA agent
narcotics agent
TT16.8.  correctional facility worker   qh
TT16.8.2.  .  correctional facility administrator   qh
BT+TS4.4e manager    qh   ah
TT16.8.4.  .  prison guard   qh

TT18business related occupations   qh
TT18.2.  corporate officer   qh
BT+TS4.4e manager    qh   ah
TT18.4.  business executive   qh
BT+TS4.4e manager    qh   ah
TT18.6.  entrepreneur   qh
RT MS2.2 entrepreneurship    qh   ah
TT18.8.  personnel manager   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah

TT20policy maker   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
BT+SL8.2 politics (field)    qh   ah
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
+TT10e community leader    qh   ah
TT20.2.  politician   qh
RT+MP12 political group or movement    qh   ah
TT20.4.  government official   qh

TT22military personnel   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
BT+SL10 military (field)    qh   ah
+TZ4e special populations    qh   ah

TT24religious worker   qh
SN Anyone working in the religious field, ordained or not. In this term, religious is not used in the sense of hard-working.
RT+MXe spirituality and religion    qh   ah
+VZe religious group    qh   ah
TT24.6e.  clergy   qh
ST chaplin
cleric
deacon
minister (clergy)
pastor
priest
rabbi
BT+SM2 theology (field)    qh   ah

TT26artist   qh
BT+SM6 fine arts (field)    qh   ah
TT26.2.  writer   qh
ST author
poet
NT TT28.2 journalist    qh   ah
BT+SM6.2.2 writing (field)    qh   ah
TT26.4.  performing artist   qh
BT+SM6.4 performing arts (field)    qh   ah
TT26.4.2.  .  actor   qh
ST actress
TT26.4.4.  .  dancer   qh
TT26.4.6.  .  musician/singer   qh

TT28communication worker   qh
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
TT28.2.  journalist   qh
ST news writer
reporter
BT+TT26.2 writer    qh   ah

TT30eeducation worker   qh
ST educator
BT+SN6 education and allied disciplines    qh   ah
RT JF14e agents delivering the intervention    qh   ah
+NGe educational level    qh   ah
 TS4.12.4 school volunteer    qh   ah
TT30.2.  school administrator   qh
ST college administrator
educational administrator
BT+SN6.2 educational administration (field)    qh   ah
+TS2.8e professional    qh   ah
+TS4.4e manager    qh   ah
TT30.4e.  teacher   qh
SN Preschool through high school.
BT+SN6.4 teaching (field)    qh   ah
+TS2.8e professional    qh   ah
RT+NFe education and training    qh   ah
+NGe educational level    qh   ah
+TW status by relationship to others    qh   ah
TT30.6.  college or university faculty   qh
HN Introduced 1995.
ST scholar
scientist
BT+TS2.8e professional    qh   ah
TT30.8.  guidance counselor   qh
BT+SN6.6 guidance counseling (field)    qh   ah
+TS2.8e professional    qh   ah
+TT4.4e counselor    qh   ah
RT NF18.6 student counseling and guidance    qh   ah

TT32alcoholic beverage industry worker   qh
ST alcoholic beverage industry employee
TT32.2.  brewer   qh
BT+SO4.2.2 brewing industry    qh   ah
TT32.4.  distiller   qh
BT+SO4.2.6 distilling industry    qh   ah
TT32.6.  vintner   qh
BT+SO4.2.4 wine industry    qh   ah
TT32.8.  wine taster   qh
RT MU2.8e AOD use during work    qh   ah
TT32.10.  beer taster   qh
RT MU2.8e AOD use during work    qh   ah

TT34agricultural worker   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
TT34.2e.  migrant worker   qh
HN Introduced 2000.
BT+TZ2e high-risk group    qh   ah
RT+TI6.4e immigrant    qh   ah

TT36efood or beverage service worker   qh
HN Changed descriptor 2000; through 1999 use "food service worker". ETOH descriptor 2000.
RT+LN14.2e server    qh   ah
TT36.2.  waitress   qh
ST cocktail waitress
waiter
TT36.4e.  bartender   qh

TT38etransportation worker   qh
TT38.2.  truck driver   qh
ST truck/bus driver
trucker
BT+SO14.2 trucking industry    qh   ah
RT+TY4 driver    qh   ah
TT38.4.  train operator   qh
ST conductor
subway train operator
train engineer
BT+SO14.4 railroad industry    qh   ah
TT38.6.  ship captain   qh
BT+SO14.6 seafaring industry    qh   ah
TT38.8.  airline pilot   qh
ST aviation pilot
aviator
BT+SO14.8e aviation    qh   ah
TT38.10.  flight attendant   qh
ST airline steward
airline stewardess
BT+SO14.8e aviation    qh   ah

TT40sports personnel   qh
BT+SO20 sports (field)    qh   ah
RT+OZe sports    qh   ah
TT40.2e.  athlete   qh
NT+OZ2e AODU by athlete    qh   ah
BT+SO20.4 athletics (field)    qh   ah
RT+OZ6 amateur and professional sports    qh   ah
+ZVe steroids    qh   ah
TT40.2.2.  .  amateur athlete   qh
BT+TS2.12 amateur    qh   ah
TT40.2.4.  .  professional athlete   qh
TT40.4.  coach, team manager   qh
BT+SO20.2 coaching (field)    qh   ah

TT42prostitute   qh
ST sex worker
RT+MM22.4e prostitution    qh   ah


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