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The National Survey of Men (NSMI) was conducted in 1991, under a grant from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, to examine issues related to sexual behavior and condom use among men aged 20-39. It is intended to serve as the baseline survey for a longitudinal study of this group of U. S. men. This technical note describes the survey design and execution.
Sample Design
The NSM-I was based on a multistage, stratified, clustered, disproportionate-area probability sample of households in the contiguous United States. The study population consisted of 20-39-year-old noninstitutionalized males. We oversampled the black population to ...