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International Social Survey Programme 1991: Religion (ISSP 1991)
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International Social Survey Programme 1991: Religion (ISSP 1991)
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Identification Number: |
ZA2150
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Authoring Entity: |
P.Ph. Mohler, P. Beckmann, M. Braun, Affiliation: ZUMA, Mannheim
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R. Jowell, L. Brook, G. Prior, B. Taylor, Affiliation: Social and Community Planning Research (SCPR), London
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Tarsadalomkutatasi Informatikai Egyesüles (TARKI), Budapest
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C. Ward, B. Whelan, Affiliation: Economic and Social Research Institute, Dublin
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N. Lewin-Epstein, Affiliation: Tel Aviv University
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G. Calvi, Affiliation: Italien
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Sociaal en Cultureel Planbureau (SCP), Rijkswijk
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P. Gendall, Affiliation: Massey University, Palmerston North, Neuseeland
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Norwegian Social Science Data Services (NSD), Bergen
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Social Weather Stations, Quezon City
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B. Cichomski, Affiliation: Institute for Social Studies, University of Warsaw
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E. Petrenko, Affiliation: Rußland
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N. Tos, J. Stebe, Affiliation: Public Opinion and Mass Communication Research Centre, University of Ljubljana
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J.A. Davis, T.W. Smith, Affiliation: National Opinion Research Center (NORC), University of Chicago
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Zentralarchiv für Empirische Sozialforschung an der Universität zu Köln
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Study Scope |
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Topic Classification: |
Society, Culture
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Abstract: | Attitude to religious behaviors.
Topics: Personal
estimation of happiness; assessment of responsibility of the state
regarding job creation and income levelling; stronger punishment and
the death penalty as measures to combat crime; attitude to pre-marital
sexual intercourse and affairs; attitude to homosexuality and abortion;
judgement on role distribution in marriage and attitude to working
women; honesty in paying taxes and attitude to honesty of citizens with
the state; trust in institutions such as the Federal Parliament,
business, industry, authorities, churches, judiciary and schools;
attitude to non-religious politicians and office-holders; influence on
voters as well as government through church leaders; judgement on the
power of churches and religious organizations; doubt or firm belief in
God; perceived nearness to God; development of personal belief in God;
belief in a life after death; belief in the devil, heaven, hell and
miracles; conviction regarding the Bible; fatalism; the meaning of life
and Christian interpretation of life; contact with the dead; religious
ties at a turning point point in life; religious affiliation of father,
mother and spouse/partner; frequency of church attendance of father and
of mother; personal direction of belief and frequency of church
attendance in adolescence; frequency of prayer and participation in
religious activities; self-classification of personal religiousness;
attitude to school prayer; personal conscience, social rules or
God's laws as basis for deciding between right and wrong;
attitudes to prohibition of religious criticism in literature and
films; superstition; belief in lucky charms, fortune tellers, wonder
doctors, signs of the zodiac and horoscopes; conversion of faith after
crucial experience; idea of God; judgement on world and people as good
or bad; living together with partner; type and temporal extent of
vocational employment; private or public employer; professional
independence and number of employees; superior function and span of
control; number of colleagues; union membership; unemployment; party
inclination and behavior at the polls; self-classification on a
left-right continuum; religious affiliation; religiousness;
self-classification of social class affiliation; residential status;
training and employment of spouse/partner as well as parents; size of
household; household income.
Also encoded was: region; rural or urban area; city size; ethnic identification.
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Universe: |
Research area: FRG, Great Britain, Northern Ireland, USA, Austria,
Hungary, Netherlands, Italy, Norway, Israel, Ireland, New Zealand,
Philippines, Poland,
Russia, Slovenia.
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Methodology and Processing |
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Time Method: | April 1990 to March 1993
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Data Collector: | Institute
Fessl & GfK, Wien; Infratest, Muenchen; Tarsadalomkutatasi
Informatikai Egyesueles (TARKI), Budapest; Economic and Social Research
Institute, Dublin; EURISKO, Milano; Department of Marketing, Massey
University; Norwegian Social Science Data Services (NSD), Bergen;
Social Weather Stations, Quezon City; Research Department of Polish
Academy of Sciences; VCIOM, The Russian Center for Public Opinion and
Market Research, Moskau; Public Opinion and Mass Communication Research
Centre, University of Ljubljana; National Opinion Research Center
(NORC), University of Chicago
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Sampling Procedure: | Austria: multi-stage stratified random sample of persons in private households 16 years old and older. Germany: multi-stage stratified random sample of persons in private households 18 years old and older. Great Britain: multi-stage stratified random sample of persons in private households 18 years old and older. Northern Ireland:. Hungary: multi-stage random sample from the adult population. Ireland: random selection according to RANSAM system. Israel: Area probability sample. Italy: random selection of persons between the ages of 14 and 74 years. New Zealand: simple random selection of persons over 18 years old from the election register. Netherlands: simple random selection of persons from a mail register. Norway: simple random selection of persons between the ages of 16 and 79 years from the central register. Philippines: multi-stage stratified random sample of persons 18 years old and older. Poland: multi-stage stratified random sample of persons in private households between the ages of 15 and 65 years. Russia: multi-stage stratified random sample of persons 16 years old and older. Slovenia: multi-stage stratified random sample of persons between the ages of 18 and 70 years. USA: three-stage NORC master sampling.
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Mode of Data Collection: |
Oral survey and written survey
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Data Access |
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Availability Status: |
A
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Study Descriptions for Participating Countries
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Here you will find a PDF file containing study descriptions with further information for all participating countries:
http://www.za.uni-koeln.de/data/en/issp/nspub/ZA2150_StudyDescriptions.pdf
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Variable Notes
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Here you will find a PDF file containing the respective notes mentioned in the variable section:
http://www.za.uni-koeln.de/data/en/issp/nspub/ZA2150_Notes.pdf
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Further Remarks
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Further ISSP Surveys are archived under ZA Study Nos. 1490, 1620, 1680, 1700, 1840, 1950, 2240. The survey times and the number of cases in the individual countries were as follows: Austria, February to March 1993, 984 cases (oral interview); Germany, May to July 1991, 2832 cases (written survey); Great Britain, March to June 1991, 1257 cases (oral interview and written supplementary survey); Northern Ireland, February to March 1991, 838 cases ; Hungary, April to May 1991, 1000 cases (oral interview); Ireland, September to November 1991, 1005 cases (oral interview); Israel, December 1991, 991 cases (oral interview); Italy, April 1990, 983 cases (oral interview); Netherlands, 1991, 1635 cases; New Zealand, June to July 1991, 1070 cases (mail survey); Norway, February to June 1991, 1506 cases (mail survey); Philippines, June to July 1991, 1063 cases (oral interview); Poland, November to December 1991, 1063 cases (oral and written survey); Russia, May to June 1991, 2964 cases (written survey); Slovenia, November to December 1991, 2080 cases (oral interview); USA, February to April 1991, 1359 cases (oral and written survey).
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File Description |
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File
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ZA2150.NSDstat
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Variable Description |
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Variable Groups |
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Archive and ID variables (V1-V3)
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Substantial variables (V4-V76)
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ISSP demographics and interview char. (V77-V130, V132-V154)
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Weight (V131)
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Archive and ID variables (V1-V3)
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| Variables within
Archive and ID variables (V1-V3)
- v1:
ZA Study Number
- v2:
Respondent ID Number
- v3:
Country
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Substantial variables (V4-V76)
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| Variables within
Substantial variables (V4-V76)
- v1:
ZA Study Number
- v2:
Respondent ID Number
- v3:
Country
- v4:
How happy would you say you are?
- v5:
Gov resp: if want job, provide job
- v6:
Gov resp:reduce incm dif rich+poor
- v7:
Criminals shd be given stiffer sent
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Convicted of murder=death penalty
- v9:
Sexual relations before marriage?
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Sexual relations w other than spouse
- v11:
Sexual relations 2 adults same sex?
- v12:
Law shd let if serious defect baby?
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Law shd let very low income family?
- v14:
R thinks if serious defect in baby?
- v15:
R thinks if very low income family?
- v16:
Husband earn money,wifes job family
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Family life suffer if wom.works ft?
- v18:
Taxpayer not report income less tax
- v19:
Incorrect info to get govt benefits
- v20:
How much confidence in parliament?
- v21:
Confidence in business and industry
- v22:
Confidence in the Civil Service?
- v23:
Confidence in churches+religus org?
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Confidence in courts+legal system?
- v25:
Confidence in schools+educ system?
- v26:
Not believe in God=unfit publc offc
- v27:
Relig leaders shd not influenc vote
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Better if believers held publc offc
- v29:
Relig leaders shd not influenc govt
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Do church+rel.org.have too mch power
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Closest to Rs belief about God?
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How close do you feel to God,mostly?
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Best describes your beliefs abt God?
- v34:
R believe in life after death?
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R believe in the Devil?
- v36:
R believe in Heaven?
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R believe in Hell?
- v38:
R believe in religious miracles?
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Closest to Rs feelings about Bible?
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God concerns Himself with humans?
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People can do little to change life
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Life meaningful because God exists?
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Life does not serve any purpose?
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Course of our lives decided by God?
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Life meaningful,provide meaning slf
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We each make our own fate?
- v47:
How often R felt in touch with dead
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R often felt close to spirit force?
- v49:
Turning point R made new relig.comm?
- v50:
What was your mothers religion?
- v51:
What was your fathers religion?
- v52:
What is your husband-wifes religion
- v53:
Religion respondent raised in
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R child,mother often attend church?
- v55:
R child,father often attend church?
- v56:
R age 11-12yrs,often attend church?
- v57:
About how often do you pray?
- v58:
Often take part in church activities
- v59:
R describe self as religious?
- v60:
Should be daily prayers in schools?
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Right+wrong shd be based on God law
- v62:
Right+wrong shd be decided society?
- v63:
Right+wrong matter of personal consc
- v64:
Ban books+films attacking religions?
- v65:
R often attend religious services?
- v66:
Good luck charms do bring good luck
- v67:
Fortune tellers can foresee future?
- v68:
Faith healers have God-given powers
- v69:
Horoscope affect course of future?
- v70:
R had a "born again" experience?
- v71:
Picture of God: mother - father
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Picture of God: master - spouse
- v73:
Picture of God: judge - lover
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Picture of God: friend - king
- v75:
World image: much evil vs. much good
- v76:
World image: Man is good vs. corrupt
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ISSP demographics and interview char. (V77-V130, V132-V154)
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| Variables within
ISSP demographics and interview char. (V77-V130, V132-V154)
- v1:
ZA Study Number
- v7:
Criminals shd be given stiffer sent
- v8:
Convicted of murder=death penalty
- v9:
Sexual relations before marriage?
- v10:
Sexual relations w other than spouse
- v11:
Sexual relations 2 adults same sex?
- v12:
Law shd let if serious defect baby?
- v13:
Law shd let very low income family?
- v14:
R thinks if serious defect in baby?
- v15:
R thinks if very low income family?
- v77:
Respondents sex
- v78:
Respondents age
- v79:
Rs marital status
- v80:
Steady life partner
- v81:
Rs employment status
- v82:
No.hours a week R works
- v83:
Resp. occupation spec.
- v84:
Occupation: ISCO
- v85:
Occupation < derived>
- v86:
Industrial sector I
- v87:
Industrial sector II
- v88:
R: professional group
- v89:
Private vs public sector
- v90:
Resp: self employed
- v91:
Number of employees
- v92:
R. supervises others
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Number of supervised
- v94:
Size of workplace
- v95:
Trade union membership
- v96:
Unemployment I
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Unemployment II
- v98:
Education I
- v99:
Education II
- v100:
Party affiliation I
- v101:
Party aff. country spec.
- v102:
Strength party affiliat.
- v103:
Vote last election I
- v104:
Vote last election II
- v105:
Left right scale
- v106:
Religious denomination
- v107:
Frequency of attendance[religous]
- v108:
Subjective social class
- v109:
Type of housing
- v110:
Spouse partn: ecucation I
- v111:
Spouse partn: education II
- v112:
Sp part: employment status
- v113:
Spouse: self employed
- v114:
SPOUSE partn.: occupation
- v115:
Spouse: profess. group
- v116:
Size of household
- v117:
Family income I
- v118:
Family income II
- v119:
Respondents earnings I
- v120:
Respondents earnings II
- v121:
Region
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Urban rural
- v123:
Size of community
- v124:
Father: education I
- v125:
Father: education II
- v126:
Father: occupation
- v127:
Mother: education I
- v128:
Mother: education II
- v129:
Mother: occupation
- v130:
Country of family origin
- v132:
Sex of 2nd person
- v133:
Age of 2nd person
- v134:
Sex of 3rd person
- v135:
Age of 3rd person
- v136:
Sex of 4th person
- v137:
Age of 4th person
- v138:
Sex of 5th person
- v139:
Age of 5th person
- v140:
Sex of 6th person
- v141:
Age of 6th person
- v142:
Sex of 7th person
- v143:
Age of 7th person
- v144:
Sex of 8th person
- v145:
Age of 8th person
- v146:
Sex of 9th person
- v147:
Age of 9th person
- v148:
Sex of 10th person
- v149:
Age of 10th person
- v150:
Sex of 11th person
- v151:
Age of 11th person
- v152:
Number of children
- v153:
Number of adults
- v154:
Household cycle
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Weight (V131)
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| Variables within
Weight (V131)
- v1:
ZA Study Number
- v13:
Law shd let very low income family?
- v131:
Weighting factor
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Variables |
v1:
ZA Study Number
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Location:
Width:
4
| Question:
Zentralarchiv Study Number '2150'
Range of Valid Data Values:
2150-
2150 Summary Statistics:
Valid
24970
; Min.
2150
; Max.
2150
Variable Format:
numeric |
v2:
Respondent ID Number
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Location:
Width:
7
| Question:
Respondent Number
This number uniquely identifies each respondent. The first two digits
are identical with the country code, the next five digits contain the
original identification number.
Range of Valid Data Values:
102402-
1830334 Summary Statistics:
Valid
24970
; Min.
102402
; Max.
1830334
Variable Format:
numeric |
v3:
Country
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Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Country 1 Germany-West (D-W) 2 Germany-East (D-E) 3 Great Britain (GB) 4 Northern Ireland (NIRL) 5 USA (USA) 6 Hungary (H) 7 Netherlands (NL) 8 Italy (I) 9 Ireland (IRL) 10 Norway (N) 11 Austria (A) 12 Slovenia (SLO) 13 Poland (PL) 14 Israel (IL) 15 Philippines (RP) 16 New Zealand (NZ) 17 Russia (RUS) 18 Australia (AUS)
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
18 Summary Statistics:
Valid
24970
; Min.
1
; Max.
18
Variable Format:
numeric |
v4:
How happy would you say you are?
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Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Q.1
If you were to consider your life in general these days, how happy or
unhappy would you say you are, on the whole? (Please tick one box only) in Russia (RUS): Q.1_RUS Speaking about your life in general, could you say, that you are happy or unhappy now? 1 Very happy 2 Fairly happy 3 Not very happy 4 Not at all happy 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 2 Rather happy than unhappy 3 Rather unhappy than happy 4 Very unhappy
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
4 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
9 Summary Statistics:
Valid
23691
; Min.
1
; Max.
4
Variable Format:
numeric |
v5:
Gov resp: if want job, provide job
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Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Q.2 On the whole, do you think it should or should not be the government's responsibility to ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.2A Provide a job for everyone who wants one? in Russia (RUS):
Q.2A_RUS Do you agree that the government must be responsible for
providing a job for everyone who wants one? 1 Definitely should be 2 Probably should be 3 Probably should not be 4 Definitely should not be 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 1 Strongly agree 2 Rather agree 3 Rather disagree 4 Strongly disagree in SLO N: 1 Yes, completely 2 Yes, partially 3 No
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
4 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
9 Summary Statistics:
Valid
24021
; Min.
1
; Max.
4
Variable Format:
numeric |
v6:
Gov resp:reduce incm dif rich+poor
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Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Q.2 On the whole, do you think it should or should not be the government's responsibility to ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.2B Reduce income differences between the rich and the poor? in Russia (RUS):
Q.2B_RUS Do you agree that it should be the government's
responsibility to reduce income differences between the rich and the
poor people? 1 Definit should be 2 Probably should be 3 Probably not 4 Definitely not be 8 Cant choose 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 1 Strongly agree 2 Rather agree 3 Rather disagree 4 Strongly disagree in SLO N: 1 Yes, completely 2 Yes, partially 3 No
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
4 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
9 Summary Statistics:
Valid
23360
; Min.
1
; Max.
4
Variable Format:
numeric |
v7:
Criminals shd be given stiffer sent
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Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Q.3
Here are some measures to deal with crime. Some people are in favour of
them while others are against them. Do you agree or disagree that ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.3a People who break the law should be given stiffer sentences? 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 2 Rather agree 4 Rather disagree
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
5 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
9 Summary Statistics:
Valid
24092
; Min.
1
; Max.
5
Variable Format:
numeric |
v8:
Convicted of murder=death penalty
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Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Q.3
Here are some measures to deal with crime. Some people are in favour of
them while others are against them. Do you agree or disagree that ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.3b People convicted of murder should be subject to the death penalty? 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 2 Rather agree 4 Rather disagree
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
5 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
9 Summary Statistics:
Valid
23237
; Min.
1
; Max.
5
Variable Format:
numeric |
v9:
Sexual relations before marriage?
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Location:
Width:
1
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Q.4 Do you think it is wrong or not wrong if a man and a woman have sexual relations before marriage? (Please tick one box only) 1 Always wrong 2 Almost always wrong 3 Wrong only sometimes 4 Not wrong at all 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 5 Other
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
4 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
9 Summary Statistics:
Valid
23438
; Min.
1
; Max.
5
Variable Format:
numeric |
v10:
Sexual relations w other than spouse
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Location:
Width:
1
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Q.5
What about a married person having sexual relations with someone other
than his or her husband or wife, is it... (Please tick one box only) 1 Always wrong 2 Almost always wrong 3 Wrong only sometimes 4 Not wrong at all 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 5 Other
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
4 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
9 Summary Statistics:
Valid
23540
; Min.
1
; Max.
5
Variable Format:
numeric |
v11:
Sexual relations 2 adults same sex?
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Location:
Width:
1
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Q.6 And what about sexual relations between two adults of the same sex, is it... (Please tick one box only) 1 Always wrong 2 Almost always wrong 3 Wrong only sometimes 4 Not wrong at all 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 5 Other
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
4 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
9 Summary Statistics:
Valid
21538
; Min.
1
; Max.
5
Variable Format:
numeric |
v12:
Law shd let if serious defect baby?
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Location:
Width:
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Q.7 Do you think the law should or should not allow a woman to obtain a legal abortion... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.7a If there is a strong chance of a serious defect in the baby? 1 Definitely should allow it 2 Probably should allow it 3 Probably should not allow it 4 Definitely should not allow it 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in D SLO: 0 Not available
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Law shd let very low income family?
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Q.7 Do you think the law should or should not allow a woman to obtain a legal abortion... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.7b If the family has a very low income and cannot afford any more children? 1 Definitely should allow it 2 Probably should allow it 3 Probably should not allow it 4 Definitely should not allow it 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in D SLO: 0 Not available
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v14:
R thinks if serious defect in baby?
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Q.8 Do you personally think it is wrong or not wrong for a woman to have an abortion... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.8a If there is a strong chance of a serious defect in the baby? 1 Always wrong 2 Almost always wrong 3 Wrong only sometimes 4 Not wrong at all 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Austria (A): 0 Not available
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v15:
R thinks if very low income family?
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Q.8 Do you personally think it is wrong or not wrong for a woman to have an abortion... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.8b If the family has a very low income and cannot afford any more children? 1 Always wrong 2 Almost always wrong 3 Wrong only sometimes 4 Not wrong at all 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Austria (A): 0 Not available
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v16:
Husband earn money,wifes job family
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Q.9 How much do you agree or disagree ... (Please tick one box on each line)
Q.9a A husband's job is to earn the money; a wife's
job is to look after the home and the family 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 0 Not available
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v17:
Family life suffer if wom.works ft?
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Q.9 How much do you agree or disagree ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.9b All in all, family life suffers when the woman has a full-time job 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 0 Not available
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v18:
Taxpayer not report income less tax
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Q.10 Consider the situations listed below. Do you feel it is wrong or not wrong if ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.10a A taxpayer does not report all of his income in order to pay less income tax? 1 Not wrong 2 A bit wrong 3 Wrong 4 Seriously wrong 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 1 Not wrong at all 2 More often not wrong 3 More often wrong 4 Always wrong
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v19:
Incorrect info to get govt benefits
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Q.10 Consider the situations listed below. Do you feel it is wrong or not wrong if ... (Please tick one box on each line)
Q.10b A person gives the government incorrect information about himself
to get government benefits that he is not entitled to? 1 Not wrong 2 A bit wrong 3 Wrong 4 Seriously wrong 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 1 Not wrong at all 2 More often not wrong 3 More often wrong 4 Always wrong
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v20:
How much confidence in parliament?
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Q.11 How much confidence do you have in ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.11a The (country) parliament? in Philippines (RP): Q.11a_RP Senat? in Russia (RUS): Q.11a_RUS Supreme Soviet of the USSR in United States of America (USA): Q.11a_USA U.S. Congress 1 Complete confidence 2 A great deal of confidence 3 Some confidence 4 Very little confidence 5 No confidence at all 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 3 trust something 4 not available
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v21:
Confidence in business and industry
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Q.11 How much confidence do you have in ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.11b Business and industry? in Hungary (H): Q.11b_H Economy? 1 Complete confidence 2 A great deal of confidence 3 Some confidence 4 Very little confidence 5 No confidence at all 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 0 Not available in Slovenia (SLO): 3 trust something 4 not available
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v22:
Confidence in the Civil Service?
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Q.11 How much confidence do you have in ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.11c The Civil Service? in Hungary (H): Q.11c_H Ministries? in Norway (N): Q.11c_N Government? in Russia (RUS): Q.11c_RUS Cabinet of ministers of the USSR in United States of America (USA): Q.11c_USA Government-Department? 1 Complete confidence 2 A great deal of confidence 3 Some confidence 4 Very little confidence 5 No confidence at all 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 0 Not available
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v23:
Confidence in churches+religus org?
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Q.11 How much confidence do you have in ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.11d Churches and religious organisations? in Russia (RUS): Q.11d_RUS Russian Orthodox Church 1 Complete confidence 2 A great deal of confidence 3 Some confidence 4 Very little confidence 5 No confidence at all 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 3 trust something 4 not available
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v24:
Confidence in courts+legal system?
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Q.11 How much confidence do you have in ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.11e Courts and the legal system? 1 Complete confidence 2 A great deal of confidence 3 Some confidence 4 Very little confidence 5 No confidence at all 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 3 trust something 4 not available
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v25:
Confidence in schools+educ system?
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Q.11 How much confidence do you have in ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.11f Schools and the educational system? 1 Complete confidence 2 A great deal of confidence 3 Some confidence 4 Very little confidence 5 No confidence at all 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 3 trust something 4 not available
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v26:
Not believe in God=unfit publc offc
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Q.12 How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.12a Politicians who do not believe in God are unfit for public office 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA
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v27:
Relig leaders shd not influenc vote
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Q.12 How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.12b Religious leaders should not try to influence how people vote in elections 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA
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v28:
Better if believers held publc offc
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Q.12 How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? (Please tick one box on each line)
Q.12c It would be better for (R's country) if more people with
strong religious beliefs held public office 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA
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v29:
Relig leaders shd not influenc govt
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Q.12 How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.12d Religious leaders should not try to influence government decisions 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA
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v30:
Do church+rel.org.have too mch power
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Do you think that churches and religious organisations in this country
have too much power or too little power? (Please tick one box only) 1 Far too much power 2 Too much power 3 About the right amount of power 4 Too little power 5 Far too little power 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA
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v31:
Closest to Rs belief about God?
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Q.14
Please tick one box below to show which statement comes closest to
expressing what you believe about God. (Please tick one box only) 1 I don't believe in God
2 I don't know whether there is a God and I don't
believe there is any way to find out 3 I don't believe in a personal God, but I do believe in a Higher Power of some kind 4 I find myself believing in God some of the time, but not at others 5 While I have doubts, I feel that I do believe in God 6 I know God really exists and I have no doubts about it 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 8 Don't know, other
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v32:
How close do you feel to God,mostly?
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Q.15 How close do you feel to God most of the time? (Please tick one box only) in Russia (RUS): Q.15_RUS In your everyday life do you hope that God will help you, feel close to Him? 1 Don't believe in God 2 Not close at all 3 Not very close 4 Somewhat close 5 Extremely close 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused in Russia (RUS): 3 I rarely hope that God will help 4 I often hope 5 I always hope 8 Don't know, other
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v33:
Best describes your beliefs abt God?
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Q.16 Which best describes your beliefs about God? (Please tick one box only) 1 I don't believe in God now and I never have 2 I don't believe in God now, but I used to 3 I believe in God now, but I didn't used to 4 I believe in God now and I always have 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused in Russia (RUS): 8 Don't know, other
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v34:
R believe in life after death?
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Q.17 Do you believe in ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.17a Life after death? 1 Yes, definitely 2 Yes, probably 3 No, probably not 4 No, definitely not 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused
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v35:
R believe in the Devil?
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Q.17 Do you believe in ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.17b The Devil? 1 Yes, definitely 2 Yes, probably 3 No, probably not 4 No, definitely not 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused
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v36:
R believe in Heaven?
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Q.17 Do you believe in ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.17c Heaven? 1 Yes, definitely 2 Yes, probably 3 No, probably not 4 No, definitely not 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused
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v37:
R believe in Hell?
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Q.17 Do you believe in ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.17d Hell? 1 Yes, definitely 2 Yes, probably 3 No, probably not 4 No, definitely not 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused
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v38:
R believe in religious miracles?
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Q.17 Do you believe in ... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.17e Religious miracles? 1 Yes, definitely 2 Yes, probably 3 No, probably not 4 No, definitely not 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused
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v39:
Closest to Rs feelings about Bible?
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Q.18 Which one of these statements comes closest to describing your feelings about the Bible? (Please tick one box only) 1 The Bible is the actual word of God and it is to be taken literally, word for word 2 The Bible is the inspired word of God but not everything should be taken literally, word for word 3 The Bible is an ancient book of fables, legends, history and moral teachings recorded by man 4 This does not apply to me 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Hungary (H): 4 Other answer in Russia (RUS): 4 Other, I am not interested in these matters
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v40:
God concerns Himself with humans?
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Q.19 How much do you agree or disagree with each one of the followings? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.19a There is a God who concerns Himself with every human being personally 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused
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v41:
People can do little to change life
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Q.19 How much do you agree or disagree with each one of the followings? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.19b There is little that people can do to change the course of their lives 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused
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v42:
Life meaningful because God exists?
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Q.19 How much do you agree or disagree with each one of the followings? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.19c To me, life is meaningful only because God exists 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused
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v43:
Life does not serve any purpose?
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Q.19 How much do you agree or disagree with each one of the followings? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.19d In my opinion, life does not serve any purpose in Russia (RUS): Q.19d_RUS The only purpose of life is life itself 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused
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v44:
Course of our lives decided by God?
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Q.19 How much do you agree or disagree with each one of the followings? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.19e The course of our lives is decided by God 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused
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v45:
Life meaningful,provide meaning slf
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Q.19 How much do you agree or disagree with each one of the followings? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.19f Life is only meaningful if you provide the meaning yourself 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused
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v46:
We each make our own fate?
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Q.19 How much do you agree or disagree with each one of the followings? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.19g We each make our own fate 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA, refused
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v47:
How often R felt in touch with dead
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Q.20 How often have you felt as though you were... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.20a Really in touch with someone who had died? 1 Never in my life 2 Once or twice 3 Several times 4 Often 8 Can't say, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 4 Very often
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v48:
R often felt close to spirit force?
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Q.20 How often have you felt as though you were... (Please tick one box on each line) Q.20b Close to a powerful, spiritual force that seemed to lift you out of yourself? 1 Never in my life 2 Once or twice 3 Several times 4 Often 8 Can't say, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 0 Not available
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v49:
Turning point R made new relig.comm?
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Has there ever been a turning point in your life when you made a new
and personel commitment to religion? (Pease tick one box only) in Russia (RUS): Q.21_RUS Has there ever been a turning point in your life when you immediately became religious? 1 Yes 2 No 8 Can't say, don't know 9 NA
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v50:
What was your mothers religion?
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Q.22 What was your mother's religion, if any, when you were a child? (Please tick one box only) 1 No religion 2 Christian - no denomination 3 Roman Catholic 4 Church of England / Anglican 5 Baptist 6 Methodist 7 Presbyterian 8 Other Christian 9 Hindu 10 Jewish 11 Islam / Muslim 12 Sikh 13 Buddhist 14 Other non-Christian 21 Free Presbyterian 22 Brethren 23 United Reform Church(URC) / Congregational 24 Lutheran 27 Other Protestant 28 Orthodox church 29 Uniting church 96 Never knew mother / does not apply 98 Can't say/can't remember/don't know 99 NA in Germany (D): 24 Evangelical church 27 Ev. Free Church 96 Mother dead in Hungary (H): 2 Greek catholic 8 Greek orthodox 23 Hungarian Reformated in Ireland (IRL): 7 Presbyterian / Free Presbyterian in Israel (IL): 8 Greek or Slavic Orthodox in Netherlands (NL): 8 Other 24 Protestant 27 Calvinists in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 4 Church of Ireland in Norway (N): 8 Other religious community 24 Norwegian State-Church 27 Other protestant communities e.g. baptists, methodists etc. in Philippines (RP): 24 Protestant 99 Refused in Russia (RUS): 0 Not available in Slovenia (SLO): 8 Orthodox church 27 Evangelical church 98 Don't know, mother wasn't alive in United States of America (USA): 4 Episcopal 27 Lutherans in I PL: 14 Other religion
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v51:
What was your fathers religion?
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Q.23 What was your father's religion, if any, when you were a child? (Please tick one box only) 1 No religion 2 Christian - no denomination 3 Roman Catholic 4 Church of England / Anglican 5 Baptist 6 Methodist 7 Presbyterian 8 Other Christian 9 Hindu 10 Jewish 11 Islam / Muslim 12 Sikh 13 Buddhist 14 Other non-Christian 21 Free Presbyterian 22 Brethren 23 United Reform Church(URC) / Congregational 24 Lutheran 27 Other Protestant 28 Orthodox church 29 Uniting church 96 Never knew father / does not apply 98 Can't say/can't remember/don't know 99 NA in Germany (D): 24 Evangelical church 27 Ev. Free Church 96 Father dead in Hungary (H): 2 Greek catholic 8 Greek Orthodox 23 Hungarian Reformated in Ireland (IRL): 7 Presbyterian / Free Presbyterian in Israel (IL): 8 Greek or Slavic Orthodox in Netherlands (NL): 8 Other 24 Protestant 27 Calvinists in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 4 Church of Ireland in Norway (N): 8 Other religious community 24 Norwegian State-Church 27 Other protestant communities e.g. baptists, methodists etc. in Philippines (RP): 24 Protestant 99 Refused in Russia (RUS): 0 Not available in Slovenia (SLO): 8 Orthodox church 27 Evangelical church 98 Don't know, father wasn't alive in United States of America (USA): 4 Episcopal 27 Lutherans in I PL: 14 Other religion
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v52:
What is your husband-wifes religion
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Q.24
(IF you are currently married or living as married, please answer Q.24
If you are not currently married or living as married please answer
Q.25) What is your husband's/ wife's/ partner's religion, if any? (Please tick one box only) 0 Not married 1 No religion 2 Christian - no denomination 3 Roman Catholic 4 Church of England / Anglican 5 Baptist 6 Methodist 7 Presbyterian 8 Other Christian 9 Hindu 10 Jewish 11 Islam / Muslim 12 Sikh 13 Buddhist 14 Other non-Christian 21 Free Presbyterian 22 Brethren 23 United Reform Church(URC) / Congregational 24 Lutheran 27 Other Protestant 28 Orthodox church 29 Uniting church 98 Can't say/can't remember/don't know 99 NA in Germany (D): 24 Evangelical church 27 Ev. Free Church in Hungary (H): 0 Single 2 Greek catholic 8 Greek Orthodox 23 Hungarian Reformated in Ireland (IRL): 7 Presbyterian / Free Presbyterian in Israel (IL): 0 No partner 8 Greek or Slavic Orthodox in Netherlands (NL): 8 Other 24 Protestant 27 Calvinists in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 4 Church of Ireland in Norway (N): 0 Never married 8 Other religious community 24 Norwegian State-Church 27 Other protestant communities e.g. baptists, methodists etc. in Philippines (RP): 24 Protestant 99 Refused in Russia (RUS): 8 Russian Orthodox in Slovenia (SLO): 0 Didn't married, doesn't live with a partner 8 Orthodox church 27 Evangelical church 98 Never married in United States of America (USA): 4 Episcopal 27 Lutherans in PL RUS: 14 Other religion in D RP: 0 Not married and living as married
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v53:
Religion respondent raised in
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Q.24a What was your religion, when you are raising up? 1 No religion 2 Christian - no denomination 3 Roman Catholic 4 Church of England / Anglican 5 Baptist 6 Methodist 7 Presbyterian 8 Other Christian 9 Hindu 10 Jewish 11 Islam / Muslim 12 Sikh 13 Buddhist 14 Other non-Christian 21 Free Presbyterian 22 Brethren 23 United Reform Church(URC) / Congregational 24 Lutheran 27 Other Protestant 28 Orthodox church 29 Uniting church 97 Refused 98 Can't say / can't remember / don't know 99 NA in Germany (D): 24 Evangelical church 27 Ev. Free Church in Hungary (H): 2 Greek catholic 8 Greek Orthodox 23 Hungarian Reformated in Ireland (IRL): 7 Presbyterian / Free Presbyterian in Netherlands (NL): 8 Other 24 Protestant 27 Calvinists in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 4 Church of Ireland in Norway (N): 8 Other religious community 24 Norwegian State-Church 27 Other protestant communities e.g. baptists, methodists etc. in Philippines (RP): 24 Protestants 99 Refused in Russia (RUS): 8 Russian Orthodox 14 Other religion in Slovenia (SLO): 8 Orthodox church 27 Evangelical church in United States of America (USA): 27 Lutherans, Episcopal in IRL PL IL: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
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29 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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v54:
R child,mother often attend church?
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Q.25 When you were a child, how often did your mother attend religious services? (Please tick one box only) 1 Never 2 Less than once a year 3 About once or twice a year 4 Several times a year 5 About once a month 6 2-3 times a month 7 Nearly every week 8 Every week 9 Several times a week 96 Never knew mother / does not apply 98 Can't say/can't remember 99 NA in Australia (AUS): 9 Once a day; several times a day in Austria (A): 96 Mother dead / unknown in Germany (D): 96 Mother dead in Philippines (RP): 9 Once a day; several times a day 96 Mother was not around in Russia (RUS): 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
96 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
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20067
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v55:
R child,father often attend church?
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Q.26 When you were a child, how often did your father attend religious services? (Please tick one box only) 1 Never 2 Less than once a year 3 About once or twice a year 4 Several times a year 5 About once a month 6 2-3 times a month 7 Nearly every week 8 Every week 9 Several times a week 96 Never knew father / does not apply 98 Can't say/can't remember 99 NA in Australia (AUS): 9 Once a day; several times a day in Austria (A): 96 Father dead / unknown in Germany (D): 96 Father dead in Philippines (RP): 9 Once a day; several times a day 96 Father was not around in Russia (RUS): 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
96 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
19669
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v56:
R age 11-12yrs,often attend church?
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Q.27 And what about when you were around 11 or 12, how often did you attend religious services then? (Please tick one box only) 1 Never 2 Less than once a year 3 About once or twice a year 4 Several times a year 5 About once a month 6 2-3 times a month 7 Nearly every week 8 Every week 9 Several times a week 98 Can't say/can't remember 99 NA, don't know in RP AUS: 9 Once a day; several times a day
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
9 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
99 Summary Statistics:
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24282
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9
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v57:
About how often do you pray?
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Q.28 Now thinking about the present ... About how often do you pray? (Please tick one box only) 1 Never 2 Less than once a year 3 About once or twice a year 4 Several times a year 5 About once a month 6 2-3 times a month 7 Nearly every week 8 Every week 9 Several times a week 10 Once a day 11 Several times a day 98 Can't say/don't know 99 NA
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
11 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
99 Summary Statistics:
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24255
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1
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11
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v58:
Often take part in church activities
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Q.29
How often do you take part in the activities or organi- sations of a
church or a place of worship, other than atten- ding services? (Please tick one box only) 1 Never 2 Less than once a year 3 About once or twice a year 4 Several times a year 5 About once a month 6 2-3 times a month 7 Nearly every week 8 Every week 9 Several times a week 10 Once a day 11 Several times a day 98 Can't say/don't know 99 NA
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
11 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
99 Summary Statistics:
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24438
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11
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v59:
R describe self as religious?
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Q.30 Would you describe yourself as ... (Please tick one box only) in Russia (RUS): Q.30_RUS
Please estimate the degree of your religiousness on ascale from 1 to 7,
where 1 means that you are deeply religious person and 7 - absolutely
non-religious person 1 Extremely religious 2 Very religious 3 Somewhat religious 4 Neither religious nor non-religious 5 Somewhat non-religious 6 Very non-religious 7 Extremely non-religious 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Hungary (H): 0 Not available in Russia (RUS): 1 Deeply religious 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 Absolutely non-religious 8 Don't know 9 Refused
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
7 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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0 Summary Statistics:
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22968
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1
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7
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v60:
Should be daily prayers in schools?
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Q.31 In your opinion, should there be daily prayers in all state schools? (Please tick one box only) in Russia (RUS): Q.31_RUS What do you think of the idea to introduce for those who want it daily prayer in secondary school? 1 Yes, definitely 2 Yes, probably 3 No, probably not 4 No, definitely not 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 1 This is absolutely necessary 2 This is possible 3 This shouldn't be possible 4 This must be definitely prohibited 8 Don't know 9 NA
Range of Valid Data Values:
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4 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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9 Summary Statistics:
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4
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v61:
Right+wrong shd be based on God law
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Q.32 How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.32a Right and wrong should be based on God's laws 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Australia (AUS): 3 not asked in Russia (RUS): 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
5 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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0 Summary Statistics:
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20116
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5
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v62:
Right+wrong shd be decided society?
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Q.32 How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.32b Right or wrong should be decided by society 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Australia (AUS): 3 not asked in Russia (RUS): 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
5 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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0 Summary Statistics:
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20297
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1
; Max.
5
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numeric |
v63:
Right+wrong matter of personal consc
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Q.32 How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? (Please tick one box on each line) Q.32c Right or wrong should be a matter of personal conscience 1 Strongly agree 2 Agree 3 Neither agree or disagree 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Australia (AUS): 3 not asked in Russia (RUS): 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
5 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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0 Summary Statistics:
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5
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v64:
Ban books+films attacking religions?
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Q.33
Some books or films offend people who have strong religious beliefs.
Should books and films that attack reli- gions be prohibited by law or
should they be allowed? (Please tick one box only) 1 Definitely should be prohibited 2 Probably should be prohibited 3 Probably should be allowed 4 Definitely should be allowed 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
4 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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9 Summary Statistics:
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4
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v65:
R often attend religious services?
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Q.34 Now thinking about the present. How often do you attend religious services? (Please tick one box only) 1 Never 2 Less than once a year 3 About once or twice a year 4 Several times a year 5 About once a month 6 2-3 times a month 7 Nearly every week 8 Every week 9 Several times a week 10 Once a day 11 Several times a day 99 NA in Germany (D): 2 Less frequently 6 1 to 3 times a month 9 More than once a week in Netherlands (NL): 4 Less than once a month 8 1 times a week or more in Norway (N): 3 Less frequently 8 At least once a week 98 Refused; don't know in Philippines (RP): 98 Not know in Russia (RUS): 10 Other 98 Refused; don't know in SLO IL: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
11 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
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v66:
Good luck charms do bring good luck
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Q.35
Now please think about something different. Please tick one box on each
line below to show whether you think each statement is true or false. (Please tick one box on each line) Q.35a Good luck charms sometimes do bring good luck 1 Definitely true 2 Probably true 3 Probably not true 4 Definitely not true 8 Can't choose 9 NA in H I IL NZ N PL USA NL RUS AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
4 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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0 Summary Statistics:
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1
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4
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v67:
Fortune tellers can foresee future?
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Q.35
Now please think about something different. Please tick one box on each
line below to show whether you think each statement is true or false. (Please tick one box on each line) Q.35b Some fortune tellers really can foresee the future 1 Definitely true 2 Probably true 3 Probably not true 4 Definitely not true 8 Can't choose 9 NA in H I IL NZ N PL USA NL RUS AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
4 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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0 Summary Statistics:
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1
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4
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v68:
Faith healers have God-given powers
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Q.35
Now please think about something different. Please tick one box on each
line below to show whether you think each statement is true or false. (Please tick one box on each line) Q.35c Some faith healers really do have God-given healing powers 1 Definitely true 2 Probably true 3 Probably not true 4 Definitely not true 8 Can't choose 9 NA in H I IL NZ N PL USA NL RUS AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
4 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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0 Summary Statistics:
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1
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4
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v69:
Horoscope affect course of future?
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Q.35
Now please think about something different. Please tick one box on each
line below to show whether you think each statement is true or false. (Please tick one box on each line) Q.35d A person's star sign at birth, or horoscope, can affect the course of their future 1 Definitely true 2 Probably true 3 Probably not true 4 Definitely not true 8 Can't choose 9 NA in H I IL NZ N PL USA NL RUS AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
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4 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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1
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4
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v70:
R had a "born again" experience?
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Q.37
Would you say, that you have been "born again" or
have had a "born again" experience - that is, a
turning point in your life when you committed yourself to Christ? 1 Yes 2 No 8 Don't know 9 NA in Ireland (IRL): 3 This does not apply to me in GB NIRL I SLO H D N PL NL RUS A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
3 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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0 Summary Statistics:
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1
; Max.
3
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v71:
Picture of God: mother - father
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Q.38
There are many different ways of picturing God. We'd like to
know the kinds of images you are most likely to associate with God.
Below are sets of contrasting images. Q.38A Picture of God: Mother - Father 1 Mother 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 Father 9 NA in GB NIRL IL SLO H D N PL NL RUS A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
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7 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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1
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7
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v72:
Picture of God: master - spouse
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Q.38
There are many different ways of picturing God. We'd like to
know the kinds of images you are most likely to associate with God.
Below are sets of contrasting images. Q.38B Picture of God: Master - Spouse 1 Master 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 Spouse 9 NA in GB NIRL I SLO H D N PL NL RUS A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
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7 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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0 Summary Statistics:
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1
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7
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v73:
Picture of God: judge - lover
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Q.38
There are many different ways of picturing God. We'd like to
know the kinds of images you are most likely to associate with God.
Below are sets of contrasting images. Q.38C Picture of God: Judge - Lover 1 Judge 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 Lover 9 NA in GB NIRL I SLO H D N PL NL RUS A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
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7 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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7
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v74:
Picture of God: friend - king
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Q.38
There are many different ways of picturing God. We'd like to
know the kinds of images you are most likely to associate with God.
Below are sets of contrasting images. Q.38D Picture of God: Friend - King 1 Friend 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 King 9 NA in GB NIRL I SLO H D N PL NL RUS A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
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7 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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7
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v75:
World image: much evil vs. much good
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Q.39A
People have different images of the world and human nature.
We'd like to know the kinds of images you have. Here are sets of contrasting images. (Show Cards E and F in turn.)
On a scale of 1-7, where would you place your image of the world and
human nature between the two constrating images?
Look at the first set of constrasting images. If you think that
"The world ist basically filled with evil and sin",
you would place yourself at 1. If you think "There is much
goodness in the world which hints at God's goodness",
you would place yourself at 7. If you think things are somewehre in
between these two, you would place yourself at 2,3,4,5 or 6. 1 World is evil 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 World is good 8 Don't know 9 NA in GB NIRL I IL SLO H D N PL NL NZ RP RUS A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
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7 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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2269
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7
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v76:
World image: Man is good vs. corrupt
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Q.39B
People have different images of the world and human nature.
We'd like to know the kinds of images you have. Here are sets of contrasting images. (Show Cards E and F in turn.)
On a scale of 1-7, where would you place your image of the world and
human nature between the two constrating images?
Look at the second set of constrasting images. If you think that
"Human nature is basically good", you would place
yourself at 1. If you think "Human nature is fundamentally
perverse and corrupt", you would place yourself at 7. If you
think things are somewehre in between these two, you would place
yourself at 2,3,4,5 or 6. 1 People are good 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 People are evil 8 Don't know 9 NA in Ireland (IRL): 1 Human nature is basically good 7 Human nature is fundamentally perverse and corrupt in GB NIRL I IL SLO H D N PL NL NZ RP RUS A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
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7 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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7
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v77:
Respondents sex
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Sex of respondent 1 Male 2 Female 9 NA
Range of Valid Data Values:
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2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9 Summary Statistics:
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24943
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1
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2
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v78:
Respondents age
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Age of respondent 15 15 years 94 94 years 99 NA, refused
Range of Valid Data Values:
15-
94 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99 Summary Statistics:
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24836
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15
; Max.
94
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v79:
Rs marital status
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Marital status 1 Married 2 Widowed 3 Divorced 4 Separated 5 Never married 9 NA, refused in Austria (A): 1 Married or living as married 4 Separated, but married in Germany (D): 1 Married and living together with the spouse 4 Separated, but married 5 Single in Great Britain (GB): 1 Married or living as married 3 Separated or divorced in Hungary (H): 1 Married or living as married 4 Separated, but married 5 Single, lives alone in Netherlands (NL): 5 Not married in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 3 Separated or divorced 5 Not married in Norway (N): 1 Married or living as married 4 Separated, divorced 5 Single in Philippines (RP): 1 Married or living as married 4 Separated, divorced in IRL PL SLO: 1 Married or living as married
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
5 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9 Summary Statistics:
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24892
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5
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v80:
Steady life partner
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D: (If not married, widowed, divorced, separated) Do you have a steady life-partner, also if not living together? GB NIRL N: Do you live as married? A: Do you live together with a steady life partner? 0 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No 9 NA, refused in Germany (D): 0 Married, but living together with spouse (Code 1 in V79 excl. separated) in GB NIRL N RP H: 0 Married in USA I IRL IL SLO PL NL NZ RUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
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0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
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2
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v81:
Rs employment status
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Respondent: Current employment status - specified version 1 Full-time employed, main job 2 Part-time employed, main job 3 Less than part-time 4 Helping family member 5 Unemployed 6 Student, at school, in education 7 Retired 8 Housewife (man), home duties 9 Permanently disabled, sick 10 Others not in labour force 99 NA in Australia (AUS): 3 Less than 15 hours in Austria (A): 1 More than 30 hours 2 15 -30 hours 3 Less than 15 hours in Germany - West (D-W): 1 More than 30 hours 2 less than 30 hours 3 Employed, but not main job 10 Others, conscripted soldier, alternative service (Wehr-/ Zivildienstleistender) in Germany - East (D-E): 1 More than 30 hours 2 less than 30 hours 3 Short-time working 4 Second job 10 Others, conscripted soldier, alternative service (Wehr-/ Zivildienstleistender) in Great Britain (GB): 1 30 hours and more 2 16 - 29 hours 3 15 hours or less, paid work status undefined 6 Full-time education + government training 8 Look after home 10 Waiting for paid work + something else in Hungary (H): 10 Not in labour force in Ireland (IRL): 1 35 hours and more 2 15 - 35 hours 3 Less than 15 hours in Israel (IL): 10 Not in labour force in Italy (I): 10 Searching first job in Netherlands (NL): 1 15 hours > p.w. in New Zealand (NZ): 1 35 hours and more 2 15 hours - 35 3 Part-time < 15 hours, temporarily out of work in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 1 30 hours and more 2 16 - 29 hours 3 15 hours or less, paid work status undefined 6 Full-time education + government training 10 Waiting for paid work + something else in Norway (N): 1 30 hours and more 2 16 - 29 hours 3 15 hours or less in Philippines (RP): 10 Never worked before 99 Refused in Poland (PL): 3 Seasonal worker in Russia (RUS): 8 Have a maternity leave, keep house 10 Do not work temporarily, other in Slovenia (SLO): 1 8 hours a day 2 4-8 hours a day 3 Less than 4 hours, temporarily not working in United States of America (USA): 3 Temporarily not working
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
10 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99 Summary Statistics:
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24547
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10
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v82:
No.hours a week R works
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Hours worked weekly
D: How many hours per week do you normally work in your main job,
including overtime? (Decimalplaces were rounded off or up) GB NIRL:
(If in paid work, employee and self-employed) How many hours a week do
you normally work in your main job? USA : How many hours did you work last week, how many hours do you usually work a week, at all jobs?
I: (If in paid work) How many hours per week do you work normally in
your main job, including overtime but excluding the time you need to
get to your workplace and back home? (Not housewife (man) or home
duties) IRL: (If ever had a job) Hours per week in present or last job N: (If in paid work) Number of hours normally worked weekly PL: On the average, how many hours a week do you work in your main job, including overtime? NZ: How many hours, on average, do you usually work in a normal week? AUS: How many hours did you work last week, how many hours do you usually work a week? 0 Not applicable 2 Two hours 97 97 hours and more 98 Don't know 99 NA, no hours in Germany (D): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force, not employed, main job in Ireland (IRL): 0 Never had a job in Italy (I): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force, looking for first job in New Zealand (NZ): 0 Not in labour force (excl. unemployed) in Norway (N): 0 Not paid work in Philippines (RP): 0 No permanent time 98 Can't say / can't estimate 99 Refused in GB NIRL USA PL IL RUS: 0 Unemployed, not in labour force in NL AUS: 0 Not in labour force in SLO H: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
2-
97 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
12722
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97
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v83:
Resp. occupation spec.
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Respondent's Occupation: National Specific Occupation Codes GB USA IRL NIRL I N: Present (main) job or last (main) job GB NIRL: Summary of the 1990 Classification of Occupations USA: R's Census Occupation Code (1980) I: Italian Occupation Code IRL: Irish List of Occupations N: Nordic Standard Classification of Occupations: NSCO RP: 2-digit code: Occupation of Respondent 0 Not applicable in Great Britain (GB): 0 Never had a job 9998 Not classifiable, inadequately described, unidentifiable occupation, insufficient nformation 9999 NA, not stated, in education in Ireland (IRL): 0 Never had a job 9998 Not classifiable, inadequately described, unidentifiable occupation, insufficient nformation 9999 NA, not gainfully occupied in Israel (IL): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force in Italy (I): 0 Never had a job 9999 NA in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 0 Never had a job 9998 Not classifiable, inadequately described, unidentifiable occupation, insufficient nformation 9999 NA, not stated, in education in Norway (N): 0 Never had a job 9998 Not classifiable, inadequately described, unidentifiable occupation, insufficient nformation 9999 NA in Russia (RUS): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force 9998 Not classifiable, inadequately described, unidentifiable occupation, insufficient nformation 9999 NA in United States of America (USA): 0 Never had a job 9999 NA, don't know in D H NZ PL SLO NL A AUS: 0 Not available Note:
See Note No. 1 (Click on 'Metadata' in the tree on
the left, scroll the content frame on the right down to
'Variable Notes', then open the linked PDF document.)
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
1300 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9998-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
9856
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1
; Max.
1300
Variable Format:
numeric |
v84:
Occupation: ISCO
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| Question:
Respondent's Occupation: ILO/ ISCO - International Comparable Occupation Codes D : Present (main) job and last (main) job N : (If ever had a job) Present and last job H : Current (not last) occupation (ISCO 1968) PL: Present occupation NZ: Present or if unemployed last job: ISCO SLO: Present occupation. Three digit ILO/ISCO 1988 AUS: Present or last occupation - ISCO 1988 0 Not applicable 9999 NA in Australia (AUS): 0 Never had a job 9998 inadequately described, DK in Germany (D): 0 Never had a main job 9998 Not classifiable, inadequately described, undidentifiable occupation 9999 Don't know in Hungary (H): 0 Not in labour force, unemployed 9998 Not classifiable, inadequately described, undidentifiable occupation 9999 Searching for first job in Norway (N): 0 Never had a job 9998 Not classifiable, inadequately described, undidentifiable occupation in Slovenia (SLO): 0 Never had a job 9997 Refused in PL NZ: 0 Unemployed, not in labour force in GB NIRL USA I IRL IL RP NL RUS: 0 Not available Note:
See Note No. 1 (Click on 'Metadata' in the tree on
the left, scroll the content frame on the right down to
'Variable Notes', then open the linked PDF document.)
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
9997 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9998-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
8107
; Min.
1
; Max.
9997
Variable Format:
numeric |
v85:
Occupation < derived>
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Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Occupation Code II - derived from V83 or V84 D: First digit of ISCO Code incl. in V84 as unclassifiable described professions H N NZ: First digit of ILO/ ISCO Code USA: Present or last (main) job (first digit of occupational classification distributions I: Derived variable from Italian Occupation Code according to first digit of ILO/ ISCO Code IL: Occupation Code of Israel in Germany (D): 0 Unemployed, not main job in Israel (IL): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force 1 Science and academic 2 Free occupations 3 Technicians, officers 4 Managers 5 Clerks 6 Sales 7 Service 8 Prof. industries, agriculture, building 9 Unprof. industries, agriculture, building in Italy (I): 0 Never had a (main) job in New Zealand (NZ): 0 Not in labour force in Norway (N): 0 Never had a job in Slovenia (SLO): 0 Never had a job 1 Scientific, technical or related professionals 2 Higher manager and administrative professional 3 Clerical duties 4 Trade professions 5 Service professions 6 Professions in agriculture, forestry, fishing, and commercial animal husbandry 7 Industrial production, manufacture, transportation services, unskilled labourers 8 Armed forces 97 Refused 98 Not classifiable, unidentifiable profession 99 Don't know, NA in United States of America (USA): 0 Never had a job 1 Managerial and Professional Specialty Occupations 2 Technical, Sales, and Administrative Support Occupations 3 Service Occupations 4 Farming, Forest, and Fishing Occupations 5 Precision Production, Craft, and Repair Occupations 6 Operators, Fabricators, and Laborers 98 Don't know 99 NA in PL H: 0 Unemployed, not in labour force in GB NIRL NL IRL RP RUS A AUS: 0 Not available in D H N I PL NZ: 1 Scientific, technical or related professionals 2 Higher manager and administrative professional 3 Clerical duties 4 Trade professions 5 Service professions 6 Professions in agriculture, forestry, fishing, and commercial animal husbandry 7 Industrial production, manufacture, transportation services, unskilled labourers 8 Other 98 Not classifiable, unidentifiable profession 99 Don't know, NA Note:
See Note No. 1 (Click on 'Metadata' in the tree on
the left, scroll the content frame on the right down to
'Variable Notes', then open the linked PDF document.)
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
9 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
8833
; Min.
1
; Max.
9
Variable Format:
numeric |
v86:
Industrial sector I
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Location:
Width:
4
| Question:
Industrial sector I GB NIRL: Industry Class 1990 USA H: Present or last industry branch D: Present industry branch - ZUMA Key of branches 0 Not applicable in Austria (A): 9998 Insufficient information in Germany (D): 0 Not employed, main job 9998 Branch not classifiable in Great Britain (GB): 0 Never had a job 9998 Insufficient information in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 0 Never had a job 9998 Insufficient information in United States of America (USA): 0 Never had a job 9999 NA, don't know in I IRL IL RP H NZ N PL NL SLO AUS: 0 Not available Note:
See Note No. 2 (Click on 'Metadata' in the tree on
the left, scroll the content frame on the right down to
'Variable Notes', then open the linked PDF document.)
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
932 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9998-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
9350
; Min.
1
; Max.
932
Variable Format:
numeric |
v87:
Industrial sector II
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|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Industry or sector II - derived from V86 0 Not classifiable 1 Agricultural, forestry, fisheries 2 Industry: Mining, energy, mineral, water 3 Industry: Chemical, metal extraction 4 Industry: Engineering, metal goods 5 Manufacturing industry (food, textile, paper) 6 Construction, buildings 7 Transportation and communication 8 Trade, retail business 9 Distribution, personal services, repair services 10 Banking, insurance, finance 11 Public administration, defense 12 Health 13 Culture, education, recreation, museum, library, sport, Research, science 14 Other 98 Inadequately described, not stated 99 NA in Germany (D): 0 Not employed, main job 9 and private households in Poland (PL): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force in Slovenia (SLO): 0 Not employed, NA in United States of America (USA): 0 Never had a job 5 Nondurable, Durable Goods 14 Professional, social service, welfare, Soc. religious service , legal services in GB NIRL: 0 Never had a job 14 Other public services, welfare 98 Insufficient information in H I N IL RP NZ NL IRL A AUS: 0 Not available Note:
See Note No. 2 (Click on 'Metadata' in the tree on
the left, scroll the content frame on the right down to
'Variable Notes', then open the linked PDF document.)
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
14 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
8877
; Min.
1
; Max.
14
Variable Format:
numeric |
v88:
R: professional group
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Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Respondent: Professional group of present or last (main) job D: Professional position in present or last (main) job GB NIRL: R's social class H: Present or last professional position IRL: Social-economic group
SLO: What is your occupation or what is before retirement or before you
lost job, what is your certified skill level? RUS: What are you doing? How is your position, occupation called? in Austria (A): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force 1 Farmers 2 Helping family-members in agriculture 3 Self-employed, 1 or 2 employees 4 Self-employed, 3 to 10 employees 5 Self-employed, more than 10 employees 6 Self-employed professionals 7 Apprentice in manual occupation 8 Helping family-member 9 Unskilled worker 10 Semi-skilled worker 11 Skilled worker 12 Foreman in manual work 13 Apprentice in sales, service and clerical profession 14 Unqualified sales, service and clerical professions 15 Qualified sales, service and clerical professions 16 Managing position in sales, service and clerical professions 17 Unqualified employee in public sector 18 Qualified employee in public sector 19 Managing position in public sector 99 NA in Germany - West (D-W): 0 Unemployed, not main job 1 Self-employed farmer 2 Self-employed professionals (academic) 3 Self-employed in trade, sales, industry 4 Civil servants, judge, soldier 5 Employees 6 Labourers, workers 7 In education 8 Helping family member 99 Don't know, NA in Germany - East (D-E): 0 Unemployed, not main job 1 Working in agriculture 2 Self-employed professionals (academic) 3 Self-employed in trade, sales, industry 4 Civil servants, judge, soldier 5 Employees 6 Labourers, workers 7 In education 8 Helping family member 99 in Ireland (IRL): 0 Never had a job 1 Higher professional, higher managerial 2 Lower professional, lower managerial 3 Other non-manual 4 Skilled manual 5 Semi-skilled manual 6 Unskilled 7 Unknown 99 NA in Netherlands (NL): 0 Never worked 1 Head firm > 10 2 Head firm < 10 3 Self employed 4 Farmer 5 High white collar 6 Middle white collar 7 Lower white collar 8 Skilled labour 9 Unskilled labour 99 Unknown in Philippines (RP): 0 Unemployed, looking for work, retired, disabled 1 Hired Workers: Professional / technical 2 Hired Workers: Managers 3 Hired Workers: Clerical/administrative/sales (office workers) 4 Hired Workers: Non-agricultural, skilled (non-office workers) 5 Hired Workers: Non-agricultural, unskilled (laborers) 6 Hired Workers: Agricultural (include fishing, forestry) 7 Hired Workers: Barangay officials (barangay captain, barangay tanod) 8 Employers and Self-employed: Agricultural operators (include fishing, forestry) 9 Employers and Self-employed: Non-agricultural entrepreneurs 10 No occupation, economically inactive: Housewife/homecare 11 No occupation, economically inactive: Student 12 No occupation, economically inactive: Property owners 13 No occupation: unpaid family worker 98 Refused type of work, don't know in Russia (RUS): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force
1 Senior manager of an enterprise, organisation, government department
(i.e. director of an enterprise, school, or rector of a university,
head of a trust, director of a wholesale firm, head of an army
division, etc.) 2 Deputy senior manager, leading specialist at an
enter- prise, organisation, government department, army division,
deputy shop manager, head of a subdivision in an organisation etc.)
3 Professional in the sphere of engineering, economics, accounting etc
(engineer, technologist, pilot, economist, accountant, agricultural
specialist) 4 Teacher, lecturer 5 Medical doctor 6 Teacher in a kindergarten 7 Cultural worker (librairian, cinema worker, trainer) 8 Researcher (philologist) 9 Architect, artist, journalist, correspondent 10 In the army, Minister of Interiour, court 11 Member of a cooperative 12 Employed in trade, public catering
13 Non-manual employee, technician (laboratory technician, typist,
porter, insurance agent, kiosk saleman, cashier) 14 Skilled worker
(janitor, operator, driver, tailor, salesperson, cook, photographer,
telephone worker, agricultural machinery operator, etc) 15 Unskilled worker, postman, trainee at an enterprise, cleaner, unqualified nurse 16 Agricultural labourer 17 Other cathegory 18 Do not work at present 99 NA, answer unclear in Slovenia (SLO): 0 Never had a job, without qualification 1 Unskilled worker 2 Semiskilled, qualified worker 3 Skilled worker 4 Highly skilled worker 5 Auxiliary white-collar, with lower education 6 White collar with high school education 7 White collar with college education 8 Self-employed craftsmen, manager etc., with employees 9 Self-employed craftsmen, manager without employees 10 Free lance 11 Farmer 12 Housewife on a farm, helping family member on a farm 13 College or high school student 14 Housewife, not farming 15 Else in GB NIRL: 0 Never had a job 1 Professional 2 II Managerial and technical 3 IIIN Skilled non-manual 4 IIIM Skilled manual 5 IV Partly skilled 6 V Unskilled 7 Armed forces 99 Insufficient information in USA I N IL H NZ PL AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
19 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
12397
; Min.
1
; Max.
19
Variable Format:
numeric |
v89:
Private vs public sector
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Private versus public sector (If R works dependent) Do you work at present or did you work in the public sector before? N: Which type of organization do you work for in your main job? RUS: Is your company, organisation a public or a private one? AUS: Do you work for a private company or what? 0 Not applicable 1 Works for government 2 Works for nationalized industry 3 Works in private sector 8 Self employed 9 NA, don't know in Germany (D): 0 Never had a main job in Great Britain (GB): 0 Never had a job 9 Can't classify in Hungary (H): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force 1 Public sector(i.e. local government, non-profit, charity / welfare organisation) in Ireland (IRL): 0 Never had a job 2 Publicly owned firm in Netherlands (NL): 0 Never had a job 1 Public sector(i.e. local government, non-profit, charity / welfare organisation) 3 Private sector + company director 8 Self employed + family business + free lance in New Zealand (NZ): 0 Not in labour force 1 Public sector(i.e. local government, non-profit, charity / welfare organisation) in Norway (N): 0 Not in paid work 1 Local, central government, public organization 2 Charity, trust 3 Personal company, limited company in Russia (RUS): 1 Public sector (i.e. local government, non-profit, charity / welfare organisation)
2 Collective farm, hired employee in a cooperative, at an enterprise
that is in collective ownership or leased by the workers 8 Including members of cooperatives 9 Other, don't know in USA IL: 0 Not available in NIRL SLO: 0 Never had a job in I PL AUS: 0 Unemployed, not in labour force
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
3 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
14108
; Min.
1
; Max.
3
Variable Format:
numeric |
v90:
Resp: self employed
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Location:
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1
| Question:
Respondent: Self employed - present or last (main) job 0 Not applicable 1 Self employed 2 Works for someone else 9 NA, insufficient information in Israel (IL): 1 Free lance - member of cooperative in New Zealand (NZ): 0 Not in labour force in Norway (N): 0 Not in paid work 1 incl. family members in D USA IRL GB NIRL NL SLO: 0 Never had a (main) job in H I PL A AUS: 0 Unemployed, not in labour force
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
18220
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v91:
Number of employees
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2
| Question:
Respondent: If self-employed: How many employees? D: Question not directly asked PL: (including respondent)
AUS: About how many other people usually work for the company as
full-time paid employees not including yourself 0 Not applicable 1 1 employee 2 2 - 9 employees 3 10 - 49 employees 4 50 - 100 employees 96 No employees 97 Not self-employed 98 Don't know 99 NA, insufficient information in Australia (AUS): 1 1 employee 2 2 employees 3 3 - 10 employees 4 11 - 25 employees 5 26 - 100 employees 6 101 - 500 employees 7 501 - 1000 employees 8 1001 - 5000 employees 9 more than 5000 employees 96 No employees 97 Not self-employed 99 NA in Germany (D): 0 Never had a job 1 1 employee or alone 96 self-employed in agriculture without information about the number of employees in Ireland (IRL): 0 Never had a job in Italy (I): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force 1 working at others account 2 1 - 9 employees 3 10 and more in New Zealand (NZ): 0 Not in labour force in Philippines (RP): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force in Poland (PL): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force 1 Respondent in Russia (RUS): 0 Never had a job, not in labour force 1 Work alone 2 With family members 3 Have paid employees 4 Other 99 Don't know in GB NIRL: 0 Never had a job 1 1 - 24 employees 2 25 employees and more 96 No employees 97 Not self-employed 99 NA, insufficient information in USA H N IL SLO NL A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
96 Range of Invalid Data Values:
97-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
1975
; Min.
1
; Max.
96
Variable Format:
numeric |
v92:
R. supervises others
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Location:
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1
| Question:
(GB NIRL IRL IL: If ever worked)
Respondent supervises others at work In your main job, do you supervise
or are you directly responsible for the work of other people? USA: Does R or spouse supervise anyone? AUS: On your job, do you supervise anyone who is directly responsible to you? 0 Not applicable 1 Yes, supervises others at work 2 No, does not supervise 8 Can't choose, don't know 9 NA in Germany (D): 0 Not employed in Netherlands (NL): 0 Not employed in Slovenia (SLO): 0 Not in labour force in United States of America (USA): 0 R or spouse not in work in GB IRL NIRL: 0 Never had a job in H N I PL IL A: 0 Unemployed, not in labour force
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
16402
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v93:
Number of supervised
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Location:
Width:
3
| Question:
(GB, NIRL: If ever worked) (If respondent does supervise other people) How many people? 0 Not applicable (Codes 2, 0 in V92) 1 1 person 600 600 persons 996 More than 996 persons 998 Don't know 999 NA in Australia (AUS): 0 None, not in labour force 98 98 and more in GB NIRL: 0 None, never had a job in I IRL N D RP SLO PL: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
1 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
3177
; Min.
1
; Max.
97
Variable Format:
numeric |
v94:
Size of workplace
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Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Q.26_2 If respondent is employed by someone else About how many people work at the location where you work? (Count part-time as well as full-time employees in all areas, departments in buildings.) in N PL: Q.26_2_N-PL About how many people are employed at the place you usually work? in Australia (AUS): 0 No employees 1 1 - 2 person 2 3 - 10 persons 3 11 - 25 persons 4 26 - 100 persons 5 101 - 500 persons 6 501 - 1000 persons 7 1001 - 5000 persons 8 More than 5000 persons 9 NA in Norway (N): 0 Not in paid work, self-employed 1 1 - 4 persons 2 5 - 9 persons 3 10 - 19 persons 4 20 - 99 persons 5 100 and more 9 NA, DK in United States of America (USA): 0 Not in paid work, no employee 1 1 - 9 persons 2 10 - 49 persons 3 50 - 99 persons 4 100 - 499 persons 5 500 - 999 persons 6 1000 - 1999 persons 7 2000 and more 8 Don't know 9 NA in PL RUS: 0 Unemployed, not in labour force 1 1 - 2 persons 2 3 - 10 persons 3 11 - 25 persons 4 26 - 100 persons 5 101 - 500 persons 6 501 - 1000 persons 7 1001 - 9995 persons 8 Don't know 9 NA in GB NIRL A: 0 Never had a job, no employee 1 Under 10 employees 2 10 - 24 employees 3 25 - 99 employees 4 100 - 499 employees 5 500 and more 8 Don't know 9 NA in D H I IRL IL RP NZ SLO NL: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
7 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
6908
; Min.
1
; Max.
7
Variable Format:
numeric |
v95:
Trade union membership
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Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Trade (labour) union membership Are you a member in a trade union at present? I: (If R is employee) IRL: (If R ever had a job) GB NIRL: (Was R ever TU member? if not now) NZ: (If R is employed) AUS: Have you ever belonged to a trade union yourself? 0 Not applicable 1 Member 2 No member 8 Don't know 9 NA, refused in Israel (IL): 0 Not available in Italy (I): 0 Unemployed, not in labour force, self-employed in New Zealand (NZ): 0 Not in labour force in United States of America (USA): 0 No member in any group or organization, not in work in GB NIRL IRL: 0 Never had a job
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
20928
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v96:
Unemployment I
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Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Unemployment I D: During the last 10 years have you ever been unemployed? GB NIRL: (If in paid work - employee or self-employed) During the last 5 years have you been unemployed? USA: Have you ever been unemployed two weeks or more? NZ: Have you ever been unemployed, during the last 10 years?
NIRL: (If R is employee) During the last 5 years - that is since March
1984 - have you been unemployed and seeking for work for any period? AUS: In the last 12 month were there any weeks you were unemployed and looking for work? 1 Yes 2 No 8 Don't know 9 NA in Germany (D): 0 Never had a job in United States of America (USA): 0 Not applicable (Never full-time) in GB NIRL: 0 Not in labour force, not in paid work, not employee in H I IRL N IL RP SLO PL NL RUS AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
7959
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v97:
Unemployment II
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|---|
Location:
Width:
3
| Question:
Unemployment II (If unemployed in last 5 or 10 years) GB NIRL: (If in paid work - only employee) How long have you been unemployed? USA: Ever been unemployed two weeks + NZ: If unemployed in last 10 years, how many months? AUS: How long (weeks/ months)? in Australia (AUS): 0 Have not been unemployed 1 1 month or less 2 2 months 12 12 months 60 60 months 998 Don't know 999 NA in Germany (D): 0 Never had a job, not been unemployed 1 1 week 2 2 weeks 998 Don't know 999 NA in Great Britain (GB): 0 Not in labour force, not unemployed, self-employed 1 1 month or less 2 2 months 12 12 months 60 60 months 998 Don't know 999 NA in New Zealand (NZ): 0 Code 2,9 in V96 1 1 month 99 99 months in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 0 Not in labour force, not unemployed, self-employed 1 1 month or less 2 2 months 12 12 months 60 60 months 998 Don't know 999 NA in United States of America (USA): 0 NAP: Code 2,0 for V96 1 2-8 weeks 2 8 weeks to 6 months 3 6 - 12 months 4 > 1 year 998 Don't know 999 NA in H I IRL N IL RP SLO PL NL RUS A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
515 Range of Invalid Data Values:
998-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
1515
; Min.
1
; Max.
515
Variable Format:
numeric |
v98:
Education I
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| Question:
Education I: Years in school
GB NIRL: Years in school: Recode from - How old were you when you
completed continuous full-time education? USA: What is the highest grade in elementary school or high school that you finished and got credit for? H: Years in school included part-time education, derived from educational attainment D: How many years from school to university education but without vocational training? I: How many years in general have you studied? (Consider years at primary school to university grades) IRL: Total years in full-time education started at 5 years derived from highest level of education N: How many years have you attended school all full-time educations included SLO: Recoded from V91 according to duration of compulsory education - midpoint of categories PL: Years of schooling (average), derived from Polish categories of education NZ: Highest level of formal education
RUS: How many years did you study in the secondary school - in the
vocational school - in the technical college - in the university -
where else did you study and for how many years? A: Derived from V99 AUS: What is the highest grade or year of (primary or secondary) school you have completed? 0 No formal schooling 1 1 year 35 35 years 95 Still at school 96 Still at college, university 98 Don't know 99 NA in Australia (AUS): 20 20 years or more in Great Britain (GB): 10 10 years or less 14 14 years or under in Hungary (H): 5 4 to 6 years elementary school 8 Completed compulsory school (8 grades primary) 10 Vocational 12 Completed secondary school 15 College 17 University in Russia (RUS): 15 Vocational college 16 Technical college 17 University 18 Else in Slovenia (SLO): 2 4 years of elementary school or less 6 over 4 years to 8 years elementary school 9 Incomplete 2 or 3 - years vocational school 10 Incomplete 4 - years middle school 11 Completed 2 or 3 - years vocational school 12 Completed 4 - years middle school 14 Incomplete university or higher degree 16 University completed 99 NA in United States of America (USA): 0 No formal schooling 1 1st grade 2 2nd grade 3 3rd grade 4 4th grade 5 5th grade 6 6th grade 7 7th grade 8 8th grade 9 9th grade 10 10th grade 11 11th grade 12 12th grade 13 1 year of college 14 2 years of college 15 3 years of college 16 4 years of college 17 5 years of college 18 6 years of college 19 7 years of college 20 8 years of college 99 NA
Range of Valid Data Values:
0-
96 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
99 Summary Statistics:
Valid
24712
; Min.
0
; Max.
96
Variable Format:
numeric |
v99:
Education II
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| Question:
Education II: Categories
D: What kind of a complete general school-education and if code 5 or 6)
university qualification do you have? GB: (If more than first qualification) ighest educational qualifications obtained USA: What is the highest degree? H: Completed school grades N: What is the highest exam you have passed? I: Degree of study IRL: What is the highest level of education that you attained
NIRL: Have you passed any exams or got any qualifications on his card?
Which ones? Any others? Highest educational qualifications obtained) RP: Educational attainment of respondent
PL: What is the highest level of education that you have chieved until
now? - derived from Polish categories of ducation SLO: Name the school you completed, regularly or while orking? NZ: Highest level of formal education AUS: What is your highest qualification? in Austria (A): 3 Compulsory (elementary) school (9 years) 4 Compulsory school and vocational training (10 years) 5 Middle school (11 years) 6 Gymnasium, Higher education below university, general qualification (12 years) 7 Higher education below university, technical and business qualification (13 years) 8 University (16 years) in Germany - West (D-W): 0 NA 1 None: Still at school 2 School without qualification
3 Lower secondary school qualification, completion of compulsory
education (Volks,- Hauptschulabschluss) 4 Middle school
qualification and vocational training (Mittlere Reife,
Realschulabschluss/ Fachschulreife) 5 Certification from a
secondary technical or trade school (Fachhochschulreife, fachgebundene
Hochschulreife, Abschluss einer Fachoberschule) 6 Abitur 7 Higher degree below university (Fachhochschulabschluss) (Includes Code 5) 8 University degree (Universitaetsabschluss) (Includes Code 6) 9 Other school qualification in Germany - East (D-E): 0 NA 1 None: Still at school 2 School without qualification, before 8. class 3 add.: Polytechn. Oberschule mit Abschlu&suml; 8. K. 4 add.: Polytechn. Oberschule mit Abschlu&suml; 10. K. 5 Fachabitur 6 Abitur, Erweiterte Oberschule mit Abschlu&suml; 12. K. (Hochschulreife) 7 Higher degree below university (Fachhochschulabschluss) (Includes Code 5) 8 University degree (Universitaetsabschluss) (Includes Code 6) 9 Other school qualification in Hungary (H): 1 None 2 Incomplete primary (4-6 years elementary) 3 Primary completed (8 years elementary) 4 Vocational training 5 Secondary completed 6 Incomplete university (college degree) 7 University, technical academy completed in Israel (IL): 0 NA 1 Elementary 2 Some Highschool 3 Highschool 4 Post Secondary (not academic) 5 Academic (BA) 6 Academic (MA, PHD) 7 Other in Italy (I): 1 No titel 3 Complete elementary school (Licenza elementare) 4 Complete lower middle school (Licenza di scuola media inferiore) 5 Complete upper middle school (high school) (Diploma di scuola media superiore) 6 University graduation (Laurea) in Netherlands (NL): 0 NA 1 None 2 Primary 3 Primary + train. 4 Extendet 5 Extendet + train. 6 Secondary 7 Secondary + train. 8 University in New Zealand (NZ): 0 NA 1 No formal education 2 Primary school 3 Secondary school 3 years 4 4 years 5 Some university 6 Trade certif. 7 University degree in Norway (N): 0 NA 3 Primary school 4 Secondary school 5 High school, skill-oriented education 6 High school (gymnasium), general or business-oriented 7 Other at university level, (district) colleges, 8 University in Philippines (RP): 1 None, still at school 2 Some Elementary 3 Completed Elementary 4 Some High School 5 Completed High School 6 Some College 7 Completed College 8 Post College 9 Vocational in Russia (RUS): 0 NA 1 Still in school 2 Primary school, no education 3 Secondary school (incomplete) 4 Secondary school 5 Vocational college 6 Secondary incomplete plus professional training (1-2 years of professional college) 7 Professional college 8 Incomplete higher (3-4 years) 9 Higher in Slovenia (SLO): 0 NA 2 4 years of elementary school or less 3 over 4 years to 8 years elementary school 4 Incomplete 2 or 3 - years vocational school or incomplete 4 - years middle school
5 Completed 2 or 3 - years vocational school or completed 4 - years
middle school or incomplete university or higher degree 6 Higher degree or University completed in United States of America (USA): 0 NA, don't know 1 None 3 Less than high school (incomplete secondary and complete or incomplete primary) 4 High school 5 Junior College 6 Bachelor 7 Graduate in GB NIRL: 0 NA, don't know 3 No secondary qualifications
4 CSE (CSE grades 2-5, recognized trade apprenticeship completed,
RSA/other clerical, commercial qualification) 5 O level (CSE Grade 1, school certificate, city & guilds certificate-craft/ordinary/part I)
6 A level (Higher certificate, matriculation, city & guilds
certificate-advanced/part II or part III, ordinary national certificate
ONC or diploma-OND) 7 Higher education below degree level (City
& guilds certificate-full technological, higher national
certificate-HNC or Diploma-HND, teachers training, nursing, technical
or business qualification) 8 Degree (University or CNAA degree or diploma) 9 Foreign and other (Overseas school leaving exams) in IRL PL AUS: 0 NA 1 None 2 Incomplete primary 3 Primary completed 4 Incomplete secondary 5 Secondary completed 6 University incomplete 7 University degree completed
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
9 Range of Invalid Data Values:
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
24856
; Min.
1
; Max.
9
Variable Format:
numeric |
v100:
Party affiliation I
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Political party affiliation I - derived from V101
NZ: In terms of political beliefs, which of these categories would you
place yourself into (not derived)? NL: Voting if elections were held 0 Not applicable 1 Far left (communist, etc.) 2 Left 3 Center 4 Right 5 Far right (fascist, etc.) 6 Other, no specification 7 No party; no preference 8 Don't know, refused 9 NA in Hungary (H): 2 Socialists 7 Would not vote in Netherlands (NL): 0 Under age 1 Very left wing 5 Very right wing in Russia (RUS): 2 Green movement, Social-democrats 3 Democrats, Democratic union tolicka, Liberals 4 Christian democrats 5 "Pamyat" 6 Anarchists, candidates not belonging to any party, other parties in GB NIRL: 8 Refused, DK, undecided; NL: Doesn't know yet in PL NZ: 2 Left - center 3 Center - liberal 4 Right - conservative in I IL RP: 0 Not available in N IRL SLO D: 7 Would not vote
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
7 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
16427
; Min.
1
; Max.
7
Variable Format:
numeric |
v101:
Party aff. country spec.
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| Question:
Political party affiliation/ party identification D: If there is a general election next Sunday, which party would you elect with your second vote?
GB: Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a supporter of any
political party? If yes: Which one? Do you think of yourself as a
little closer to one political party than the others? If yes: Which
one? If there were a general election tomorrow which political party do
you think you would be most likely to support? USA: Generally
speaking, do you usually think of yourself as a Republican, Democrat,
Independant or what? (If Republican or Democrat) Would you call
yourself a strong or not a very strong Republican or Democrat? (If
Independent..) Do you think of yourself as closer the Republican or
Democratic party? (The recode considers both the party affiliation and
the subjective intensity of that party affiliation.) IRL: If there were general Election tomorrow which party would you vote for? N: If there was parliamentary election (Stortingsvalg) tomorrow, which party would you have voted on?
H: If there is a general election next Sunday, would you go to vote? If
yes, then "Which party would you vote for?" SLO: If there were elections next week, which party or candidates would you vote? NL: Voting if elections were held RUS: For candidates of what party would you like to vote? AUS: Generally speaking, in federal politics do you usually think of yourself as ...? in Australia (AUS): 1 Liberal party 2 Australian Labour party 3 National Party 4 Australian Democrats 5 Greens 6 Nuclear Disarmament 95 Other Party 99 NA in Austria (A): 1 SPOE (Social-Democrats) 2 OEVP (Conservative Party) 3 FPOE (Liberal Party) 4 GA (left-wing Green Party) 5 VGOE (conservative Green Party) 6 KPOE (Communist Party) 95 Other Party 96 None, no party 99 NA in Germany (D): 1 CDU/ CSU 2 SPD 3 FDP 4 Die Gruenen / Buendnis 90 5 DKP 6 NPD 7 Republikaner 8 PDS / Linke Liste 94 Other answer 95 Other party 96 None, no party 97 Refused 98 Don't know, undecided 99 NA in Great Britain (GB): 1 Conservative 2 Labour 3 Democrat SLD Liberal 4 SDP/ Social Democrat Party 5 Alliance (Mainland) 6 SNP/ Scottish Nationalist Party 7 Plaid Cymru 8 Green party 94 Other answer 95 Other party 96 None 97 Refused 98 Don't know, undecided 99 NA in Hungary (H): 1 Hungary Democratic Forum 2 Alliance of Free Democrats 3 Independant Small Holders Party 4 Hungarian Socialist Party 5 Alliance of Young Democrats 6 Christian Democratic Peoples Party 7 Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party 95 Other party 96 Would not vote 99 NA in Ireland (IRL): 1 Fianna Fail 2 Fine Gael 3 Labour 4 Workers party 5 Progressive party 6 Green Party 7 Sinn Fein 95 Other party 96 None, would not vote 99 NA in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 1 Conservative 2 Labour 3 SDP (Social Democrat, SLD, Liberal, Alliance (Mainland) 4 Alliance (Northern Ireland) 5 Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) 6 Official/Ulster Unionist Party (OUP) 7 SDLP 8 Green party 9 Sinn Fein 10 Workers Party 94 Other answer 95 Other party 96 None 97 Refused 98 Undecided 99 DK, NA in Norway (N): 1 Red Electoral Alliance (R d Valgallianse) 2 Labour Party (Det norske Arbeiderparti) 3 Progress Party (Fremskrittspartiet) 4 Conservative Party (H yre) 5 Christian Democratic Party (Kristelig Folkeparti) 6 Centre party (Senterpartiet) 7 Socialist Left Party (Sosialistisk Venstreparti) 8 Liberal Party (Venstre) 95 Other parties 96 None, would not vote 98 Don't know 99 NA in Poland (PL): 1 Unia Demokratyczna (Democratic Union) 2 Sojusz Lewicy Demkratycznej (Left-Democracy Alliance) 3 Wyborcza Akcja Katolicka (Catholic Election Action)
4 PSL "Sojusz Programowy" (Polish Peasant Party
"Programme Alliance") 5 Konfederacja Polski Niepodleglej (Independent Poland Confederation) 6 Porozumienie Obywatelskie "Centrum" (Center Alliance) 7 Kongres Liberalno-Demokratyczny (Liberal-Democratic Alliance)
8 Komitet Wyborczy "Porozumienie Ludowe" (Election
Committee "Peasant Alliance") 9 NSZZ "Solidarnosc" ("Solidarity" Trade Union) 10 Polska Partia Przyjaciol Piwa (Polish Beer Friends Party) 11 Unia Polityki Realnej (Real Politic Union) 12 Solidarnosc Pracy (Solidarity of Work) 13 Stronnictwo Narodowe (National Party)
14 Koalicja: Polska Partia Zielonych i Polska Partia Ekologiczna
(Coalition: Polish Green Party and Polish Ecological Party) 15 Mniejszosc Niemiecka (German Minority) 16 "Solidarni z Prezydentem" ("In Solidarity with the President") 95 Other parties 96 No Party, no preference 98 Don't know 99 NA in Russia (RUS): 1 Democratic Russia, democrats 2 Democratic party of Russia 3 Democratic union tolicka 4 Green movement 5 Communist party 6 "Communists for democracy" 7 Liberals, Liberal-democratic party 8 Social-democrats 9 Christian democrats 10 Anarchists 11 "Pamyat" 12 Russian Communist party 94 Other parties 95 Candidates not belonging to any party 99 Unclear answer, no answer in Slovenia (SLO): 1 Demokratska stranka (Democrat party) 2 Krscanski socialisti (Christian socialists) 3 Liberalno demokratska stranka (Liberal democrat party) 4 Liberalna stranka (Liberal party) 5 SDZ - Narodno demokratska stranka (SDZ - National democrat party) 6 Socialdemokratska unija Slovenije (Social democratic union) 7 Socialdemokratka zveza Slovenije (Social democratic alliance of Slovenia) 8 Socialisticna stranka Slovenije (Socialist party of Slovenia) 9 Slovenska ljudska stranka (Slovenian peoples party) 10 Slovenski krscanki demokrati (Slovenian Christian democrats) 11 Socialdemokratska prenova (Social democratic reconstruction) 12 Zeleni Slovenije (Green of Slovenia) 95 Other parties 96 Would not vote 99 Don't know in United States of America (USA): 1 Strong democrat 2 Not strong democrat 3 Independent, near democrat 4 Independent 5 Independent, near republican 6 Not strong republican 7 Strong republican 95 Other party 98 DK 99 NA in I IL RP NL NZ: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
96 Range of Invalid Data Values:
97-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
14466
; Min.
1
; Max.
96
Variable Format:
numeric |
v102:
Strength party affiliat.
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Strength of party affiliation/ identification NL: Intention to vote RUS: Are you or have you ever been the member of Communist party? AUS: How strongly do you feel about that? in Australia (AUS): 1 Very strong 2 Fairly strong 3 Not asked 4 Fairly week 5 Not asked 5 Very week 8 Don't know 9 NA in Netherlands (NL): 1 Will vote 2 Perhaps vote 3 No voting 8 Refuse to say 9 NA in Poland (PL): 1 Very strong 2 Fairly strong 3 Moderate 4 Fairly week 5 Very week 8 Don't know 9 NA in Russia (RUS): 1 I am a member now 2 Was a member, but left 3 Going to join it 4 Never was a member and not going to join it 5 Other 9 NA in United States of America (USA): 1 Strong democrat + republican 2 Not strong democrat and republican 3 Independent, near republican, near democrat 4 Independent 5 Other (party) 9 NA in GB NIRL: 0 No party ID 1 Very strong 2 Fairly strong 3 Not very strong 8 Don't know 9 NA in D H N I IRL N IL RP SLO NZ A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
5 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
10615
; Min.
1
; Max.
5
Variable Format:
numeric |
v103:
Vote last election I
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Voted in last election I - derived from V104 0 Not applicable 1 Far left (communist, etc.) 2 Left 3 Center 4 Right 5 Far right (fascist, etc.) 6 Other, no specification 7 No party; no preference 8 Refused 9 NA, don't know in Germany (D): 0 Did not vote, not eligible 7 No second vote in Italy (I): 0 Did not vote in Poland (PL): 0 Did not vote 2 Left - center 3 Center - liberal 4 Right - conservative 8 DK in Slovenia (SLO): 7 Different party candidates in United States of America (USA): 0 Did not vote, not eligible 7 No pres. vote in GB NIRL H IRL N IL RP NL NZ RUS A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
7 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
7636
; Min.
1
; Max.
7
Variable Format:
numeric |
v104:
Vote last election II
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| Question:
Voted in last election II - political party D: Which party did you vote for in the last Federal-Elections in December 2, with your second vote? USA: (If 1988 voted for president) Did you vote for Dukakis or Bush? H: Which party did you vote for in the elections in March 1990 with your second vote? I: Which party did you have voted in the last election: only one vote? NZ: At the 1990 General Election, which Political Party did you vote for?
SLO PL: It passed a year and a half from democratic elections (April
1990), which party or candidate did you vote for? AUS: Who did you vote for first in the House of Representatives (March the 13th.)? in Australia (AUS): 1 Liberal party 2 Australian Labour party 3 National Party 4 Australian Democrats 5 Greens 6 Nuclear Disarmament 8 None 95 Other Party 99 NA in Germany (D): 0 Did not vote, not eligible 1 Christlich Demokratische/ Christlich-Soziale Union - CDU/CSU (Christian Democratic/ Social Union) 2 Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands _ SPD (Social Democrats) 3 Freie Demokratische Partei _ FDP (Free Democrats) 4 Die Gruenen / Buendnis 90 (Ecologists) 5 Deutsche Kommunistische Partei _ DKP (German Communist Party) Berlin: SEW 6 Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands _ NPD (National Democratic Party) 7 Republikaner (Republicans) 8 PDS - Linke Liste 95 Other 96 No second vote 97 Refused 98 Don't know 99 NA in Italy (I): 0 Not applicable (did not vote, not eligible) 1 MSI 2 PLI 3 DC 4 PRI 5 PSDI 6 PSI 7 PR (radicale) 8 Liste Verde 9 PCI 10 DP 11 Leghe 95 Other party 97 Refused 98 Don't know 99 NA in New Zealand (NZ): 0 Didn't vote 1 Democrat 2 Green 3 Labour 4 Mana Motuhake 5 National 6 New Labour 7 New Zealand Party 8 Social Credit in Poland (PL): 0 Didn't vote 1 Unia Demokratyczna (Democratic Union) 2 Sojusz Lewicy Demkratycznej (Left-Democracy Alliance) 3 Wyborcza Akcja Katolicka (Catholic Election Action)
4 PSL "Sojusz Programowy" (Polish Peasant Party
"Programme Alliance") 5 Konfederacja Polski Niepodleglej (Independent Poland Confederation) 6 Porozumienie Obywatelskie "Centrum" (Center Alliance) 7 Kongres Liberalno-Demokratyczny (Liberal-Democratic Alliance)
8 Komitet Wyborczy "Porozumienie Ludowe" (Election
Committee "Peasant Alliance") 9 NSZZ "Solidarnosc" ("Solidarity" Trade Union) 10 Polska Partia Przyjaciol Piwa (Polish Beer Friends Party) 11 Unia Polityki Realnej (Real Politic Union) 12 Solidarnosc Pracy (Solidarity of Work) 13 Ruch Demokratyczno-Spoleczny (Democratic-Societal-Movement) 14 Stronnictwo Narodowe (National Party) 15 "Wielkopolsce i Polsce" ("For Wielkopolska and Poland")
16 Koalicja: Polska Partia Zielonych i Polska Partia Ekologiczna
(Coalition: Polish Green Party and Polish Ecological Party) 17 Chrzescijanska Demokracja (Christian Democracy) 18 Stronnictwo Demokratyczne (Democratic Party) 19 Mniejszosc Niemiecka (German Minority) 20 "Solidarni z Prezydentem" ("In Solidarity with the President") 21 Ludowe Porozumienie Wyborcze "Piast" (Peasant Election "Piast") 22 Partia "X" (Party "X") 95 Other parties 98 Don't know 99 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 0 Didn't vote
1 Socialisticna stranka Slovenije (SZDL) Socialist party of Slovenia
(former SZDL _ Socialist alliance of working people) 2 Stranka
democraticne prenove Democratic reconstruction party (former ZKS _
Communist party of Slovenia) 3 Liberalno demokratska stranka
Liberal democrat party (former ZSMS - Young socialist alliance of
Slovenia) 4 Slovenska demokraticna zveza Slovenian democratic alliance 5 Socialdemokratska zveza Slovenije Social democratic alliance 6 Slovenski krscanki demokrati Slovenian Christian democrats 7 Slovenska kmecka zveza - Ljudska stranka Slovenian farmers party - Peoples party 8 Zeleni Slovenije Green of Slovenia 9 Liberalna stranka (obrtniska) Liberal party (craftsmen) 10 Different party candidates 95 Other parties 97 Refused to answer, NA in United States of America (USA): 0 Not applicable (did not vote, not eligible) 1 Dukakis 2 Bush 95 Other candidate 96 No pres. vote 97 Refused 98 Don't know, can't remember 99 NA in GB NIRL IRL N IL RP H NL RUS A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
96 Range of Invalid Data Values:
97-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
8554
; Min.
1
; Max.
96
Variable Format:
numeric |
v105:
Left right scale
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| Question:
Left-right scale D: At which point on the scale about political opinions would you place yourself? USA: Do you think of yourself as liberal or conservative?
SLO PL: Many people they think about "left" or
"right" political standing. Here is a scale which
takes from "left" to "right"
political standing. What do you think about your own political
standing? Where would you classify yourself on that scale? in Germany (D): 1 Left 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 Right 98 Don't know 99 NA in Ireland (IRL): 1 Left 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 Right 99 NA in Netherlands (NL): 1 Very left 2 Rather left 3 Left nor right 4 Rather right 5 Very right 98 Don't know 99 NA in Poland (PL): 1 Left 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 Right 98 Don't know 99 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 1 Left 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 Right 98 Don't know 99 Na, don't know in United States of America (USA): 1 Extremely liberal 2 Liberal 3 Slightly liberal 4 Moderate 5 Slightly conservative 6 Conservative 7 Extremely conservative 98 Don't know 99 NA in GB NIRL H I N IL RP NZ AUS RUS A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
10 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
8850
; Min.
1
; Max.
10
Variable Format:
numeric |
v106:
Religious denomination
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Religion D: Which religious group do you belong to? GB NIRL PL: Do you regard yourself as belonging to any particular religion? If yes, which?
USA: What is your religious preference? Is it protestant, catholic,
jewish, some other religion, or no religion (If protestant) What
specific denomination is that? H: In which religion was R baptised or registered? I IRL: Religion RP: What is your religion at present? 10 Catholic 11 Greek Catholic 20 Jewish 30 Moslem 40 Baptist 41 Methodist 42 Lutheran 43 Presbyterian 44 Church of England/ Church of Ireland/ Anglican 45 URC/ Congregational 46 Episcopal 47 Unitarians 48 Protestant (evangelische) free church 49 Protestant (not elsewhere classified or not specified) 51 Hindu 52 Buddhists 53 Sikh 90 None 91 No denomination given 92 Other religion 93 Other non-christian 97 Refused 98 Don't know 99 NA in Australia (AUS): 47 Uniting Church in Germany (D): 42 Evangelical Church 92 Other christian religion in Great Britain (GB): 48 Brethren 49 Other protestant 60 Free Presbyterian 91 No christian denomination given 92 Other christian religion in Hungary (H): 49 Hungarian Reformated 54 Orthodox in Netherlands (NL): 48 Orthodox protestant in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 48 Brethren 49 Other protestant 60 Free Presbyterian in Norway (N): 48 Other protestant communities 49 Norwegian State-church in Russia (RUS): 54 Orthodox 90 Do not consider myself to be religious 98 Difficult to answer definitely in United States of America (USA): 49 Other protestant denominations 91 No christian denomination given in I RP PL: 92 Other christian religion in NZ SLO: 54 Orthodox Note:
See Note No. 5 (Click on 'Metadata' in the tree on
the left, scroll the content frame on the right down to
'Variable Notes', then open the linked PDF document.)
Range of Valid Data Values:
10-
93 Range of Invalid Data Values:
97-
99 Summary Statistics:
Valid
24464
; Min.
10
; Max.
93
Variable Format:
numeric |
v107:
Frequency of attendance[religous]
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Church attendance D: How often do you attend church?
GB NIRL N: (If any religion) Apart from such special occasions as
weddings, funerals and baptism, how often nowadays do you attend
services or meetings connected with your religion? USA I NZ AUS: How often do you attend religious services? 0 Not applicable (no (christian) religion) 1 Once a week 2 2-3 times a month 3 Once a month 4 Several times a year 5 Less frequently 6 Never 8 Don't know 9 NA, refused in Australia (AUS): 1 Once a week or more in Germany (D): 1 Once a week or more 2 1-3 times a month in Hungary (H): 2 1-3 times a month 5 Less than several times a year in Ireland (IRL): 1 At least once a week 2 1-3 times a month 5 Less than several times a year in Italy (I): 5 Once to twice a year, less frequently in Netherlands (NL): 1 Once a week or more 2 Once a fortnight 5 Less than once a month in New Zealand (NZ): 1 Nearly every week, every week and more than once a week 4 Twice a year 5 Once to twice a year, less frequently in Norway (N): 1 At least once a week in Philippines (RP): 1 Once a week or more 5 During special occasions only like baptism, weddings, christmas, etc. in Poland (PL): 1 Nearly every week, every week and more than once a week 5 Once or twice and less frequently in Russia (RUS): 0 Other in United States of America (USA): 1 Nearly every week, every week and more than once a week 5 Once a year, less frequently in GB NIRL: 1 Once a week or more 2 Once a fortnight 4 Twice a year 5 Once a year, less frequently 8 Varies too much to say 9 Refused, unwilling to answer in IL SLO A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
6 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
20507
; Min.
1
; Max.
6
Variable Format:
numeric |
v108:
Subjective social class
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Subjective social class D: Which social class do you attribute yourself to?
N: Most people see themselves as belonging to particular class. Please
tell me which social class you would say you belong to? USA AUS: If
you were asked to use one of four names for your social class, which
would you say you belong to: the lower, the working, the middle, or the
upper class? 1 Lower class 2 Working class 4 Middle class 5 Upper middle class 6 Upper class 7 Classification refused 8 Don't know 9 NA in Austria (A): 0 None of these in Germany (D): 0 None of these in Great Britain (GB): 0 Not available 9 NA; refused in Hungary (H): 3 Lower middle in Italy (I): 3 Medium lower (media inferiore) in Netherlands (NL): 2 Lower class 3 Lower middle in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 0 Not available 1 Poor in Norway (N): 0 I don't feel I belong to any particular class in Philippines (RP): 1 E 2 D 3 C 5 A, B in IRL NZ: 3 Lower middle/ Upper working class in IL SLO PL RUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
6 Range of Invalid Data Values:
7-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
14489
; Min.
1
; Max.
6
Variable Format:
numeric |
v109:
Type of housing
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| Question:
Type of housing USA : Do you/ does your family own your (house/ apartment), pay rent, or what? I: Is the house/ flat you live in your property or rented? GB NIRL: Does your household own or rent this accommodation? SLO: Which are your housing conditions? Do you live in: RUS: Where does your family live? 0 Not applicable 1 Own house (or buying on mortgage) 2 Rent: Private rental market 3 Public or subsidized 4 Rent: From employer 5 Rent: Housing association, subtenant 6 Rent: Other 8 Don't know 9 NA, refused in Germany (D): 1 Own house or own dwelling 2 Privat and public 3 Subsidized dwelling in Ireland (IRL): 5 rent, not specified in New Zealand (NZ): 5 Rent other 6 Other, house with job in Philippines (RP): 3 Neither own nor rent 4 owned by relations 5 owned by employer 6 owned by friend in Russia (RUS): 1 Separate house (part of the house) 2 Hostel, rented accomodation in private sector 3 Separate flat, one or several rooms in a communal flat in Slovenia (SLO): 3 Social or subsidised dwelling 5 Subtenant dwelling in United States of America (USA): 0 Other arrangements, which are not coded 2 Pays rent in GB NIRL: 3 Rented public: LA/New Town 6 Rent free, squatting in N IL NL A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
6 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
19137
; Min.
1
; Max.
6
Variable Format:
numeric |
v110:
Spouse partn: ecucation I
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| Question:
Spouse: Education I (years in school)
USA: What is the highest grade in elementary school or high school that
your spouse finished and got credit for? PL: Years in school (average), derived from Polish categories of education A: Derived from V111 0 Not applicable 1 1 year 2 2 years 35 35 years 95 Still at school 96 No formal schooling 98 Don't know 99 NA in Ireland (IRL): 1 less than 1 year in United States of America (USA): 0 Not applicable Not married 1 1st grade 2 2nd grade 3 3rd grade 4 4th grade 5 5th grade 6 6th grade 7 7th grade 8 8th grade 9 9th grade 10 10th grade 11 11th grade 12 12th grade 13 1 year of college 14 2 years of college 15 3 years of college 16 4 years of college 17 5 years of college 18 6 years of college 19 7 years of college 20 8 years of college 96 No formal schooling 98 Don't know 99 NA in D GB NIRL I N IL RP H NL NZ SLO RUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
96 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
4096
; Min.
1
; Max.
96
Variable Format:
numeric |
v111:
Spouse partn: education II
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| Question:
Spouse: Education II (categories) D: (If R is married or married but living separated) H: Education including part-time education SLO: What is the education of your spouse? in Austria (A): 0 Not applicable, not married 3 Compulsory (elementary) school (9 years) 4 Compulsory school and vocational training (10 years) 5 Middle school (11 years) 6 Gymnasium, Higher education below university, general qualification (12 years) 7 Higher education beöow university 8 University (16 years) 99 NA in Germany - West (D-W): 0 Not applicable (Not married, excl. separated) (Code 2,3,5 in V79) 1 None: Still at school 2 School without qualification
3 Lower secondary school qualification, completion of compulsory
education (Volks,- Hauptschulabschluss) 4 Middle school
qualification and vocational training (Mittlere Reife,
Realschulabschluss/ Fachschulreife) 5 Certification from a
secondary technical or trade school (Fachhochschulreife, fachgebundene
Hochschulreife, Abschluss einer Fachoberschule) 6 Abitur 7 Higher degree below university (Fachhochschulabschluss) (Includes Code 5) 8 University degree (Universitaetsabschluss) (Includes Code 6) 9 Other school qualification 99 NA in Germany - East (D-E): 0 Not applicable (Not married, excl. separated) (Code 2,3,5 in V79) 1 None: Still at school 2 School without qualification, before 8. class 3 add.: Polytechn. Oberschule mit Abschlu&suml; 8. K. 4 add.: Polytechn. Oberschule mit Abschlu&suml; 10. K. 5 Fachabitur 6 Abitur, Erweiterte Oberschule mit Abschlu&suml; 12. K. (Hochschulreife) 7 Higher degree below university (Fachhochschulabschluss) (Includes Code 5) 8 University degree (Universitaetsabschluss) (Includes Code 6) 9 Other school qualification 99 NA in Hungary (H): 0 Not applicable (not married) 1 No qualification 2 Incomplete primary (4-6 years) 3 Primary completed (8 years elementary) 4 Incomplete secondary 5 Secondary completed 6 College completed 7 University completed 99 NA, don't know in Italy (I): 0 Not married 1 No titel 3 Complete elementary school (Licenza elementare) 4 Complete lower middle school (Licenza di scuola media inferiore) 5 Complete upper middle school (high school) (Diploma di scuola media superiore) 6 University graduation (Laurea) 99 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 0 Not applicable, not married 2 4 years of elementary school or less 3 over 4 years to 8 years elementary school 4 Incomplete 2 or 3 - years vocational school or incomplete 4 - years middle school
5 Completed 2 or 3 - years vocational school or completed 4 - years
middle school or incomplete university or higher degree 6 Higher degree or University completed 99 NA in United States of America (USA): 0 Not applicable (not married) 1 No formal schooling 3 Less than high school 4 High school 5 Junior College 6 Bachelor 7 Graduate 98 Don't know 99 NA in IRL PL AUS: 0 Not married 1 None 2 Incomplete primary 3 Primary completed 4 Incomplete secondary 5 Secondary completed 6 University incomplete 7 University degree completed 99 NA in GB NIRL N IL NL NZ RP RUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
9 Range of Invalid Data Values:
97-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
8595
; Min.
1
; Max.
9
Variable Format:
numeric |
v112:
Sp part: employment status
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| Question:
Spouse: Current employment status - specified version 0 Not married 1 Full-time employed, main job 2 Part-time, main job 3 Less than part-time 4 Helping family member 5 Unemployed 6 Student, at school, in education 7 Retired 8 Home duties, housewife (man) 9 Permanently disabled, sick 10 Others not in labour force 99 NA in Austria (A): 1 Full time 2 Part time in Germany - West (D-W): 3 Employed, but not main job in Germany - East (D-E): 3 Short-time working 4 Second job in Hungary (H): 1 Employed 10 Not in labour force in Ireland (IRL): 1 35 hours and more 2 15 - 35 hours 3 Less than 15 hours in Italy (I): 10 Searching first job in New Zealand (NZ): 1 35 hours and more 2 15 - 35 hours 3 Less than 15 hours, temporarily out of work in Norway (N): 1 Full-time, part-time 7 Retired, social welfare in Poland (PL): 3 Seasonal worker in Slovenia (SLO): 1 8 hours a day 2 4-8 hours a day 3 less than 4 hours, temporarily not working in United States of America (USA): 3 Temporarily not working in GB NIRL: 1 30 hours and more 2 10 - 29 hours, paid status undefined 6 Full-time education + government training 10 Waiting for paid work + something else in IL RP NL RUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
10 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
11820
; Min.
1
; Max.
10
Variable Format:
numeric |
v113:
Spouse: self employed
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Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Spouse: Self employed - present or last (main) job 0 Not married 1 Self employed 2 Self employed with (paid) employees 3 Works for someone else 8 NA, DK, can't classify in Germany (D): 9 Spouse never had main job in Ireland (IRL): 0 Not available 9 Spouse never had a job in N IL RP H PL NL ZN RUS: 0 Not available in GB USA NIRL H I SLO AUS: 9 Spouse never had a job
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
3 Range of Invalid Data Values:
8-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
7398
; Min.
1
; Max.
3
Variable Format:
numeric |
v114:
SPOUSE partn.: occupation
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Location:
Width:
4
| Question:
Spouse: Occupation - ILO/ ISCO codes etc. D H: Present or last (main) occupation - ISCO Code GB NIRL: Summary of 1990 Occupations (KOS) PL: Present occupation (ISCO-Code) USA: Spouse's Census Occupation Code (1970) I: Present or last job - Italian Occupation Code IRL: Present or last job - Irish Occupation Code N: Nordic Standard Codes of Occupation: NSCO NZ: Present ISCO - Code SLO: Present or last occupation AUS: Present or last occupation ISCO 1988 0 Not married in Australia (AUS): 9998 Inadequately described, not classif.; NA 9999 Spouse never had a job in Germany (D): 9998 Inadequately described, not classif.; NA 9999 Spouse never had a job in Ireland (IRL): 9998 Inadequately described, not stated, not gainfully occupied 9999 Spouse never had a job in New Zealand (NZ): 9998 NA 9999 Not in labour force in Norway (N): 9998 Inadequately described, not classif.; NA 9999 Not in paid work in Poland (PL): 9998 NA, don't know 9999 Not in labour force, unemployed in United States of America (USA): 9998 NA, don't know 9999 Spouse never had a job in GB NIRL: 9998 Inadequately described, not stated, NA 9999 Spouse never had a job in IL NL RUS: 0 Not available in H I: 9999 Spouse never had a job Note:
See Note No. 1 (Click on 'Metadata' in the tree on
the left, scroll the content frame on the right down to
'Variable Notes', then open the linked PDF document.)
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
9333 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9998-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
10855
; Min.
1
; Max.
9333
Variable Format:
numeric |
v115:
Spouse: profess. group
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Width:
2
| Question:
Spouse: Professional group - present or last job D: Professional position present or last job GB NIRL: Spouse's professional social class NZ: Present occupation, derived from ISCO - Code first digit 0 Not married 1 Self-employed farmer 2 Self-employed professionals (academic) 3 Self-employed in trade, sales, industry 4 Civil servant, judge, soldier 5 Employees 6 Labourers, workers 7 In education 8 Helping family member 98 Don't know, NA 99 Spouse never had a job in Austria (A): 0 Not married 1 Farmers 2 Helping family-members in agriculture 3 Self-employed, 1 or 2 employees 4 Self-employed, 3 to 10 employees 5 Self-employed, more than 10 employees 6 Self-employed professionals 7 Apprentice in manual occupation 8 Helping family-member 9 Unskilled worker 10 Semi-skilled worker 11 Skilled worker 12 Foreman in manual work 13 Apprentice in sales, service and clerical profession 14 Unqualified sales, service and clerical professions 15 Qualified sales, service and clerical professions 16 Managing position in sales, service and clerical professions 17 Unqualified employee in public sector 18 Qualified employee in public sector 19 Managing position in public sector 98 Don't know 99 Never had a job in Germany - East (D-E): 1 Genossenschaftsbauer in Ireland (IRL): 0 Not married 1 Higher professional, higher managerial 2 Lower professional, lower managerial 3 Other non-manual 4 Skilled manual 5 Semi-skilled manual 6 Unskilled 7 Farmer and farm labourer 98 NA 99 Never had a job in New Zealand (NZ): 0 Not married 1 Professional, technical and related workers 2 Adminstrative and managerial workers 3 Clerical and related workers 4 Sales workers 5 Service workers 6 Agriculture, animal husbandry and forestry workers fishermen and hunters 7 Production and relative workers, transport equipment operators and labourers 98 NA 99 Not in labour force in Philippines (RP): Hired Workers 1 Professional/technical 2 Managers 3 Clerical/administrative/sales (office workers) 4 Non-agricultural, skilled (non-office workers) 5 Non-agricultural, unskilled (laborers) 6 Agricultural (include fishing, forestry) 7 Barangay officials (barangay captain, barangay tanod) Employers and Self-employed 8 Agricultural operators (include fishing, forestry) 9 Non-agricultural entrepreneurs No occupation, economically inactive 10 Housewife/homecare 11 Student 12 Property owners No occupation, _ 0 Unemployed, looking for work, retired, disabled 13 unpaid family worker 98 Refused type of work, don't know in Slovenia (SLO): 0 Not married 1 Unskilled worker 2 Semiskilled, qualified worker 3 Skilled worker 4 Highly skilled worker 5 Auxiliary white-collar, with lower education 6 White collar with high school education 7 White collar with college education 8 Self-employed craftsmen, manager etc., with employees 9 Self-employed craftsmen, manager without employees 10 Free lance 11 Farmer 12 Housewife on a farm, helping family member on a farm 13 Coollege or high school student 14 Housewife, not farming 15 Else 98 NA 99 Never had a job in GB NIRL: 0 Not married 1 Professional 2 Managerial and technical 3 Skilled non-manual 4 Skilled manual 5 Partly skilled 6 Unskilled 7 Armed forces 98 Insufficient information 99 Never had a job in USA H N IL PL NL I RUS AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
19 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
6901
; Min.
1
; Max.
19
Variable Format:
numeric |
v116:
Size of household
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Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Size of Household D: How many persons live together in your household? GB : Including yourself, how many people live here regularly NIRL: as members of this household? USA : Number of persons in household I: Total number of persons living in household NZ: Number of persons in household not counting yourself AUS: How many adults (over 18) live in this household? 1 1 Person 2 2 Persons 3 3 Persons 4 4 Persons 5 5 Persons 6 6 Persons 7 7 Persons 8 8 Persons 9 9 Persons 10 10 Persons 11 11 Persons 12 12 Persons 13 13 Persons 99 NA, refused in Austria (A): 9 9 or more persons in Norway (N): 7 7 or more persons in Philippines (RP): 13 13 Persons and more in I SLO PL AUS: 8 8 or more persons in H NL RUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
13 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
19145
; Min.
1
; Max.
13
Variable Format:
numeric |
v117:
Family income I
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Location:
Width:
6
| Question:
Family income I D: Household net income per month after taxes and social insurance H: Gross household income from all sources incl. social benefits - net income monthly average PL: What is the monthly income of all the members of your household (after taxes, in thousand Zlotys)? SLO: What was the net monthly income from all sources of all members of your household? RUS: What was an average income in your family per person? AUS: Yearly income (respondent and spouse) in Australia (AUS): 5000 5.000 A$ 500000 500.000 A$ 999999 NA in Germany (D): 150 150 DM 15000 15.000 DM 999997 Refused 999998 Don't know 999999 NA in Hungary (H): 1000 1.000 Forint 167000 167.000 Forint 999999 NA in Poland (PL): 0 No income 100 100.000 Zloty 25000 25.000.000 Zloty 999999 NA in Russia (RUS): 0 No income 2 00. 2.500 Rubel 4 4 Rubel 999999 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 1300 1.300 Tolar 400000 400.000 Tolar 999999 NA in GB NIRL USA I IRL NZ N IL RP NL A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
4-
500000 Range of Invalid Data Values:
999997-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
9780
; Min.
4
; Max.
500000
Variable Format:
numeric |
v118:
Family income II
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Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Family income II: Categories D: HH net income per month: income classifications and (if refused) data from list-inquiry categories. GB NIRL: Gross household income from all sources before taxes USA: Gross household income last years H: Gross household income categories-deducted from V99 I: Global net income per month after taxes IRL: Average household income before taxes annually N: What was HH's gross income (before taxes and allowances) in 1990? NL: Household-income before taxes PL: What is the monthly income of all the members of your household (after taxes, in thousand Zlotys)? NZ: Total yearly income of all persons in household from all sources before tax SLO: What was the net monthly income from all sources of all members of your household? RUS: What was an average income in your family per person? in Australia (AUS): 1 1.000 to 4.000 A$ 2 5.000 to 9.000 A$ 3 10.000 to 19.999 A$ 4 20.000 to 29.999 A$ 5 30.000 to 39.999 A$ 6 40.000 to 49.999 A$ 7 50.000 to 59.999 A$ 8 60.000 to 69.999 A$ 9 70.000 to 99.999 A$ 10 100.000 to 199.999 A$ 11 200.000 and more 99 NA in Austria (A): 1 unter 4.000 S 2 4.000 - 5.999 S 3 6.000 - 7.999 S 4 8.000 - 9.999 S 5 10.000 - 11.999 S 6 12.000 - 13.999 S 7 14.000 - 15.999 S 8 16.000 - 17.999 S 9 18.000 - 19.999 S 10 20.000 - 21.999 S 11 22.000 - 23.999 S 12 24.000 - 25.999 S 13 26.000 - 27.999 S 14 28.000 - 29.999 S 15 30.000 - 31.999 S 16 32.000 - 33.999 S 17 34.000 - 35.999 S 18 36.000 - 37.999 S 19 38.000 - 39.999 S 20 40.000 S und mehr 99 NA in Germany (D): 1 Under 400 DM 2 400 - under 600 DM 3 600 - under 800 DM 4 800 - under 1.000 DM 5 1.000 - under 1.250 DM 6 1.250 - under 1.500 DM 7 1.500 - under 1.750 DM 8 1.750 - under 2.000 DM 9 2.000 - under 2.250 DM 10 2.250 - under 2.500 DM 11 2.500 - under 2.750 DM 12 2.750 - under 3.000 DM 13 3.000 - under 3.500 DM 14 3.500 - under 4.000 DM 15 4.000 - under 4.500 DM 16 4.500 - under 5.000 DM 17 5.000 - under 5.500 DM 18 5.500 - under 6.000 DM 19 6.000 - under 8.000 DM 20 8.000 - under 10.000 DM 21 10.000 - under 15.000 DM 22 15.000 DM and more 97 Refused 98 Don't know 99 NA in Hungary (H): 1 1.000 - 3.999 Forint 2 4.000 - 5.999 Forint 3 6.000 - 7.999 Forint 4 8.000 - 9.999 Forint 5 10.000 - 11.999 Forint 6 12.000 - 13.999 Forint 7 14.000 - 15.999 Forint 8 16.000 - 17.999 Forint 9 18.000 - 19.999 Forint 10 20.000 - 21.999 Forint 11 22.000 - 23.999 Forint 12 24.000 - 25.999 Forint 13 26.000 - 27.999 Forint 14 28.000 - 29.999 Forint 15 30.000 - 39.999 Forint 16 40.000 - 49.999 Forint 17 50.000 - 167.000 Forint 99 NA in Ireland (IRL): 1 Under 2750 Pounds 2 2750 - 4499 Pounds 3 4500 - 5499 Pounds 4 5500 - 7499 Pounds 5 7500 - 9499 Pounds 6 9500 - 11999 Pounds 7 12000 - 14999 Pounds 8 15000 - 18999 Pounds 9 19000 - 25999 Pounds 10 26000 Pounds and more 99 NA in Israel (IL): 1 Much above average 2 Above average 3 Average 4 Below average 5 Much below average 99 NA in Italy (I): 1 Until 300.000 Lire 2 300.001 - 600.000 Lire 3 600.001 - 900.000 Lire 4 900.001 - 1.200.000 Lire 5 1.200.001 - 1.500.000 Lire 6 1.500.001 - 1.800.000 Lire 7 1.800.001 - 2.100.000 Lire 8 2.100.001 - 2.400.000 Lire 9 2.400.001 - 2.700.000 Lire 10 2.700.001 - 3.000.000 Lire 11 3.000.001 - 3.300.000 Lire 12 3.300.001 - 3.600.000 Lire 13 3.600.001 - 3.900.000 Lire 14 3.900.001 - 4.200.000 Lire 15 4.200.001 - 4.500.000 Lire 16 4.500.001 - 4.800.000 Lire 17 4.800.001 - 5.100.000 Lire 18 More than 5.100.000 Lire 99 Don't know, refused, NA in Netherlands (NL): 1 less than 9.000 hfl 2 9.000 - under 12.000 hfl 3 12.000 - under 15.000 hfl 4 15.000 - under 18.000 hfl 5 18.000 - under 21.000 hfl 6 21.000 - under 24.000 hfl 7 24.000 - under 27.000 hfl 8 27.000 - under 30.000 hfl 9 30.000 - under 33.000 hfl 10 33.000 - under 39.000 hfl 11 39.000 - under 45.000 hfl 12 45.000 - under 51.000 hfl 13 51.000 - under 63.000 hfl 14 63.000 - under 75.000 hfl 15 75.000 - under 99.000 hfl 16 99.000 - under 123.000 hfl 17 123.000 hfl of meer 97 Refuse to say 98 Don't know 99 NA in New Zealand (NZ): 1 $ 10.000 and less 2 $ 10.001 to 15.000 3 $ 15.001 to 20.000 4 $ 20.001 to 25.000 5 $ 25.001 to 30.000 6 $ 30.001 to 40.000 7 $ 40.001 to 50.000 8 $ 50.001 to 70.000 9 $ 70.001 and more 99 NA in Norway (N): 1 Less Than 50000 NOK 2 50000 - 99000 NOK 3 100000 - 149000 NOK 4 150000 - 199000 NOK 5 200000 - 249000 NOK 6 250000 - 299000 NOK 7 300000 - 399000 NOK 8 400000 - 499000 NOK 9 500000 NOK and more 99 NA in Philippines (RP): 0 Not available in Poland (PL): 0 No income 1 100 - 499 Thousand Zloty 2 500 - 999 Thousand Zloty 3 1.000 - 1.499 Thousand Zloty 4 1.500 - 1.999 Thousand Zloty 5 2.000 - 2.499 Thousand Zloty 6 2.500 - 2.999 Thousand Zloty 7 3.000 - 3.999 Thousand Zloty 8 4.000 - 4.999 Thousand Zloty 9 5.000 - 9.999 Thousand Zloty 10 10.000 - 14.999 Thousand Zloty 11 15.000 Thousand Zloty and more 98 Don't know 99 NA in Russia (RUS): 1 1 - 99 Rubel 2 100 - 149 Rubel 3 150 - 199 Rubel 4 200 - 249 Rubel 5 250 - 299 Rubel 6 300 - 399 Rubel 7 400 - 499 Rubel 8 500 - 2.500 Rubel 99 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 1 Less than 5.001 Tolar 2 5.001 - 6.000 Tolar 3 6.001 - 9.000 Tolar 4 9.001 - 10.000 Tolar 5 10.001 - 12.000 Tolar 6 12.001 - 14.000 Tolar 7 14.001 - 15.000 Tolar 8 15.001 - 17.000 Tolar 9 17.001 - 19.000 Tolar 10 19.001 - 20.000 Tolar 11 20.001 - 24.000 Tolar 12 24.001 - 28.000 Tolar 13 28.001 - 35.000 Tolar 14 35.001 - 50.000 Tolar 15 50.001 - 400.000 Tolar 99 NA in United States of America (USA): 1 Under $ 1.000 2 $ 1.000 to 2.999 3 $ 3.000 to 3.999 4 $ 4.000 to 4.999 5 $ 5.000 to 5.999 6 $ 6.000 to 6.999 7 $ 7.000 to 7.999 8 $ 8.000 to 9.999 9 $ 10.000 to 12.499 10 $ 12.500 to 14.999 11 $ 15.000 to 17.499 12 $ 17.500 to 19.999 13 $ 20.000 to 22.499 14 $ 22.500 to 24.999 15 $ 25.000 to 29.999 16 $ 30.000 to 34.999 17 $ 35.000 to 39.999 18 $ 40.000 to 49.999 19 $ 50.000 to 59.999 20 $ 60.000 to 74.999 21 $ 75.000 and more 97 Refused 98 Don't know 99 NA in GB NIRL: 1 Less than 3999 Pounds 2 4000 - 5999 Pounds 3 6000 - 7999 Pounds 4 8000 - 9999 Pounds 5 10000 - 11999 Pounds 6 12000 - 14999 Pounds 7 15000 - 17999 Pounds 8 18000 - 19999 Pounds 9 20000 - 22999 Pounds 10 23000 - 25999 Pounds 11 26000 - 28999 Pounds 12 29000 - 31999 Pounds 13 32000 - 34999 Pounds 14 35000 Pounds and more 97 Refused 98 Don't know 99 NA
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
22 Range of Invalid Data Values:
97-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
20692
; Min.
1
; Max.
22
Variable Format:
numeric |
v119:
Respondents earnings I
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Location:
Width:
6
| Question:
Respondent's earnings I
D: R's net earnings per month after taxes and social
insurance; HH-net income per month for R's who live alone H: R's net earnings per month average
PL: What is your average monthly earnings from your main job this year,
after taxes (in thousand Zlotys)? in Australia (AUS): 0 No income 1000 1.000 A$ 283000 283.000 A$ 999999 NA in Germany (D): 0 No own income (not in paid work) 50 50 DM 17000 17.000 DM 999997 Refused 999999 NA in Hungary (H): 0 Not applicable (no income, not in labour force) 1000 1.000 Forint 60000 60.000 Forint 999999 NA in Poland (PL): 0 Not in labour force, no income 10 10.000 Zloty 20000 20.000.000 Zloty 999998 DK 999999 NA in Russia (RUS): 0 Not in labour force, no income 1 1 Rubel 5000 5.000 Rubel in Slovenia (SLO): 600 600 Tolar 400000 400.000 Tolar 999999 NA, no income in GB NIRL USA I IRL NZ N IL RP NL A: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
400001 Range of Invalid Data Values:
999997-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
9439
; Min.
1
; Max.
400001
Variable Format:
numeric |
v120:
Respondents earnings II
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Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Respondent's earnings II
D: Net income per month after taxes and social insurance: income
classifications and (if refused) list inquiry-categories. HH's
income earnings per month for single households: Income classifications
and (if refused) data from list-inquiry categories. GB NIRL: Own earnings from all sources before income tax and national insurance USA: R's earnings from occupation last year before taxes NL: Respondent's earnings after taxes H: Respondent's earnings per month - deducted from V111 I: Respondent's net income per month after taxes IRL: R's Average earnings before taxes per year N: What was your personal gross income (before taxes and allowances) in 1990?
PL: What is your average monthly earnings from your main job this year,
after taxes (in thousand Zlotys)? NZ: Own yearly income before tax SLO: What is your last regular monthly income? in Australia (AUS): 0 No income 1 1.000 to 4.000 A$ 2 5.000 to 9.000 A$ 3 10.000 to 19.999 A$ 4 20.000 to 29.999 A$ 5 30.000 to 39.999 A$ 6 40.000 to 49.999 A$ 7 50.000 to 59.999 A$ 8 60.000 to 69.999 A$ 9 70.000 to 99.999 A$ 10 100.000 to 199.999 A$ 11 200.000 and more 99 NA in Austria (A): 0 No own income 1 unter 4.000 S 2 4.000 - 5.999 S 3 6.000 - 7.999 S 4 8.000 - 9.999 S 5 10.000 - 11.999 S 6 12.000 - 13.999 S 7 14.000 - 15.999 S 8 16.000 - 17.999 S 9 18.000 - 19.999 S 10 20.000 - 21.999 S 11 22.000 - 23.999 S 12 24.000 - 25.999 S 13 26.000 - 27.999 S 14 28.000 - 29.999 S 15 30.000 - 31.999 S 16 32.000 - 33.999 S 17 34.000 - 35.999 S 18 36.000 - 37.999 S 19 38.000 - 39.999 S 20 40.000 S und mehr 99 NA in Germany (D): 0 No own income 1 Under 400 DM 2 400 - under 600 DM 3 600 - under 800 DM 4 800 - under 1.000 DM 5 1.000 - under 1.250 DM 6 1.250 - under 1.500 DM 7 1.500 - under 1.750 DM 8 1.750 - under 2.000 DM 9 2.000 - under 2.250 DM 10 2.250 - under 2.500 DM 11 2.500 - under 2.750 DM 12 2.750 - under 3.000 DM 13 3.000 - under 3.500 DM 14 3.500 - under 4.000 DM 15 4.000 - under 4.500 DM 16 4.500 - under 5.000 DM 17 5.000 - under 5.500 DM 18 5.500 - under 6.000 DM 19 6.000 - under 8.000 DM 20 8.000 - under 10.000 DM 21 10.000 - under 15.000 DM 22 15.000 DM and more 97 Refused 98 Don't know 99 NA in Hungary (H): 0 No income 1 1.000 - 3.999 Forint 2 4.000 - 5.999 Forint 3 6.000 - 7.999 Forint 4 8.000 - 9.999 Forint 5 10.000 - 11.999 Forint 6 12.000 - 13.999 Forint 7 14.000 - 15.999 Forint 8 16.000 - 17.999 Forint 9 18.000 - 19.999 Forint 10 20.000 - 21.999 Forint 11 22.000 - 23.999 Forint 12 24.000 - 25.999 Forint 13 26.000 - 27.999 Forint 14 28.000 - 29.999 Forint 15 30.000 - 39.999 Forint 16 40.000 - 60.000 Forint 99 NA in Ireland (IRL): 1 Under 2750 Pounds 2 2750 - 4499 Pounds 3 4500 - 5499 Pounds 4 5500 - 7499 Pounds 5 7500 - 9499 Pounds 6 9500 - 11999 Pounds 7 12000 - 14999 Pounds 8 15000 - 18999 Pounds 9 19000 - 25999 Pounds 10 26000 Pounds and more 99 NA in Italy (I): 0 No income, not in paid work; NA 1 Until 300.000 Lire 2 300.001 - 600.000 Lire 3 600.001 - 900.000 Lire 4 900.001 - 1.200.000 Lire 5 1.200.001 - 1.500.000 Lire 6 1.500.001 - 1.800.000 Lire 7 1.800.001 - 2.100.000 Lire 8 2.100.001 - 2.400.000 Lire 9 2.400.001 - 2.700.000 Lire 10 2.700.001 - 3.000.000 Lire 11 3.000.001 - 3.300.000 Lire 12 3.300.001 - 3.600.000 Lire 13 3.600.001 - 3.900.000 Lire 14 3.900.001 - 4.200.000 Lire 15 4.200.001 - 4.500.000 Lire 16 4.500.001 - 4.800.000 Lire 17 4.800.001 - 5.100.000 Lire 18 More than 5.100.000 Lire in Netherlands (NL): 1 less than 9.000 hfl 2 9.000 - under 12.000 hfl 3 12.000 - under 15.000 hfl 4 15.000 - under 18.000 hfl 5 18.000 - under 21.000 hfl 6 21.000 - under 24.000 hfl 7 24.000 - under 27.000 hfl 8 27.000 - under 30.000 hfl 9 30.000 - under 33.000 hfl 10 33.000 - under 39.000 hfl 11 39.000 - under 45.000 hfl 12 45.000 - under 51.000 hfl 13 51.000 - under 63.000 hfl 14 63.000 - under 75.000 hfl 15 75.000 - under 99.000 hfl 16 99.000 - under 123.000 hfl 17 123.000 hfl and more 97 Refuse to say 98 Don't know 99 NA in New Zealand (NZ): 1 $ 10.000 and less 2 $ 10.001 to 15.000 3 $ 15.001 to 20.000 4 $ 20.001 to 25.000 5 $ 25.001 to 30.000 6 $ 30.001 to 40.000 7 $ 40.001 to 50.000 8 $ 50.001 to 70.000 9 $ 70.001 and more 99 NA in Norway (N): 1 Less than 50000 NOK 2 50000 - 99000 NOK 3 100000 - 149000 NOK 4 150000 - 199000 NOK 5 200000 - 249000 NOK 6 250000 - 299000 NOK 7 300000 NOK and more 99 NA / no income in Poland (PL): 0 No income, not in labour force 1 100 - 499 Thousand Zloty 2 500 - 999 Thousand Zloty 3 1.000 - 1.499 Thousand Zloty 4 1.500 - 1.999 Thousand Zloty 5 2.000 - 2.499 Thousand Zloty 6 2.500 - 2.999 Thousand Zloty 7 3.000 - 3.999 Thousand Zloty 8 4.000 - 4.999 Thousand Zloty 9 5.000 - 9.999 Thousand Zloty 10 10.000 - 14.999 Thousand Zloty 11 15.000 Thousand Zloty and more 98 Don't know 99 NA in Russia (RUS): 0 Not in labour force, no income 1 1 - 99 Rubel 2 100 - 149 Rubel 3 150 - 199 Rubel 4 200 - 249 Rubel 5 250 - 299 Rubel 6 300 - 399 Rubel 7 400 - 499 Rubel 8 500 - 5.000 Rubel in Slovenia (SLO): 1 Less than 5.001 Tolar 2 5.001 - 6.000 Tolar 3 6.001 - 9.000 Tolar 4 9.001 - 10.000 Tolar 5 10.001 - 12.000 Tolar 6 12.001 - 14.000 Tolar 7 14.001 - 15.000 Tolar 8 15.001 - 17.000 Tolar 9 17.001 - 19.000 Tolar 10 19.001 - 20.000 Tolar 11 20.001 - 24.000 Tolar 12 24.001 - 28.000 Tolar 13 28.001 - 35.000 Tolar 14 35.001 - 50.000 Tolar 15 50.001 - 400.000 Tolar 99 NA, no income in United States of America (USA): 0 No income from occupation 1 Under $ 1.000 2 $ 1.000 to 2.999 3 $ 3.000 to 3.999 4 $ 4.000 to 4.999 5 $ 5.000 to 5.999 6 $ 6.000 to 6.999 7 $ 7.000 to 7.999 8 $ 8.000 to 9.999 9 $ 10.000 to 12.499 10 $ 12.500 to 14.999 11 $ 15.000 to 17.499 12 $ 17.500 to 19.999 13 $ 20.000 to 22.499 14 $ 22.500 to 24.999 15 $ 25.000 to 29.999 16 $ 30.000 to 34.999 17 $ 35.000 to 39.999 18 $ 40.000 to 49.999 19 $ 50.000 to 59.999 20 $ 60.000 to 74.999 21 $ 75.000 and more 97 Refused 98 Don't know 99 NA in GB NIRL: 0 Unemployed, not in labour force 1 Less than 3999 Pounds 2 4000 - 5999 Pounds 3 6000 - 7999 Pounds 4 8000 - 9999 Pounds 5 10000 - 11999 Pounds 6 12000 - 14999 Pounds 7 15000 - 17999 Pounds 8 18000 - 19999 Pounds 9 20000 - 22999 Pounds 10 23000 - 25999 Pounds 11 26000 - 28999 Pounds 12 29000 - 31999 Pounds 13 32000 - 34999 Pounds 14 35000 Pounds and more 97 Refused 98 Don't know 99 NA in IL RP: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
21 Range of Invalid Data Values:
97-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
18017
; Min.
1
; Max.
21
Variable Format:
numeric |
v121:
Region
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Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Region D(W E): Federal countries GB: Districts - The Registrar General's Standard Regions have been used. USA: States were recoded into regions (U.S. Bureau of Census: regional classification) H: 19 major administrative units counties plus Budapest I: Geographic area (contains the groups of regions) IRL N: Counties in Australia (AUS): 1 New South Wales 2 Queensland 3 South Australia 4 Tasmania 5 Victoria 6 Western Australia 12 Northern Territory 13 Australian Capital Territory 99 No answer in Austria (A): 1 Vorarlberg 2 Tirol 3 Salzburg 4 Oberoesterreich 5 Kaernten 6 Steiermark 7 Burgenland 8 Niederoesterreich 9 Wien in Germany - West (D-W): 1 Schleswig-Holstein 2 Hamburg 3 Niedersachsen 4 Bremen 5 Nordrhein-Westfalen 6 Hessen 7 Rheinland-Pfalz 8 Baden-Wuerttemberg 9 Bayern 10 Saarland 11 Berlin-West in Germany - East (D-E): 1 Berlin 2 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 3 Brandenburg 4 Sachsen-Anhalt 5 Sachsen 6 Thueringen in Hungary (H): 1 Budapest 2 Baranya 3 Bacs-Kiskun 4 Bekes 5 Borsod 6 Csongrad 7 Fejer 8 Gyor-Sopron 9 Hajdu-Bihar 10 Heves 11 Komarom 12 Nograd 13 Pest 14 Somogy 15 Szabolcs 16 Szolnok 17 Tolna 18 Vas 19 Veszprem 20 Zala in Ireland (IRL): 1 North West 2 West 3 North East 4 Midlands 5 East 6 Dublin 7 Mid West 8 South East 9 South West in Israel (IL): 1 Big Cities - Center 2 Small Cities - Center 3 Jerusalem and Area 4 Beer-Sheba and Area 5 Haifa and Area 99 NA in Italy (I): 1 North West (Piemonte, Val d'Aosta, Liguria and Lombardia) 2 North East (Veneto, Trentino, Alto Adige, Friuli-Venezia Giulia and Emilia Romagna) 3 Centre (Toscana, Marche, Umbria and Lazio) 4 South and Islands (Abruzzi, Molise, Kampania, Puglia, Basilikata, Calabria, Sicilia and Sardinia) in Netherlands (NL): 1 Groningen 2 Friesland 3 Drente 4 Overijssel 5 Gelderland 6 Utrecht 7 Noord-Holland 8 Zuid-Holland 9 Zeeland 10 Noord-Brabant 11 Limburg 12 Flevoland in New Zealand (NZ): 1 Northland 2 Auckland 3 Thames Valley 4 Bay of Plenty 5 Waikato 6 Tongariro 7 East Cape 8 Hawkes Bay 9 Taranaki 10 Wanganui 11 Manawatu 12 Horowhenua 13 Wellington 14 Wairarapa 15 Nelson Bays 16 Marlborough 17 West Coast 18 Canterbury 19 Aorangi 20 Clutha-Central Otago 21 Coastal-North Otago 22 Southland 99 NA in Norway (N): 1 Ostfold 2 Akershus 3 Oslo 4 Hedmark 5 Oppland 6 Buskerud 7 Vestfold 8 Telemark 9 Aust-Agder 10 Vest-Agder 11 Rogaland 12 Hordaland 14 Sogn og Fjordane 15 More og Romsdal 16 Sor-Trondelag 17 Nord-Trondelag 18 Nordland 19 Troms 20 Finnmark in Philippines (RP): 1 Great Manila Area 2 Balance Luzon 3 Visayas 4 Mindanao in Poland (PL): 1 Malopolska (South-East) 2 West 3 Silesia (South-West) 4 North-East 5 Pomorze (North) 6 East 7 Wielkopolska (Central) 8 Central in Russia (RUS): 1 North-West 2 Central 3 North Caucasus 4 Volga-Vyatka 5 Saratov 6 Urals 7 West Siberia 8 East Siberia 9 Far East 10 Moscow 11 Udmurtia 12 Volga 13 Kemerovo 14 Vladimir 15 Tcherepovets in Slovenia (SLO): 1 Pomurska 2 Podravska 3 Koroska 4 Savinjska 5 Gorenjska 6 Zasavska 7 Osrednja 8 Spodnjeposavska 9 Dolenjska 10 Goriska 11 Obalnokraska 12 Kraska 99 NA in United States of America (USA): 1 New England 2 Middle Atlantic 3 East North Central 4 West North Central 5 South Atlantic 6 East South Central 7 West South Central 8 Mountain 9 Pacific in GB NIRL: 1 Scotland 2 Northern 3 North West 4 Yorkshire and Humberside 5 West Midlands 6 East Midlands 7 East Anglia 8 South West 9 South East 10 Greater London 11 Wales 12 Northern Ireland Note:
See Note No. 3 (Click on 'Metadata' in the tree on
the left, scroll the content frame on the right down to
'Variable Notes', then open the linked PDF document.)
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
22 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
24832
; Min.
1
; Max.
22
Variable Format:
numeric |
v122:
Urban rural
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Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Urban/rural D-W: Type of community - Boustedt Typ 10 USA: Expanded NORC size code H: Place of residence NZ: Do you live in a rural or urban area? IRL: Area N: Municipalities RUS: Place where the poll was conducted in Australia (AUS): 1 Metropolitan area, over 500.000 2 City, 100.000 - 500.000 inhabitants 3 Middle-sized city, 20.000 - 99.999 inhabitants 4 Country town, 1.000 - 20.000 inhabitants 5 Village, under 1.000 inhabitants 6 Farm or property 99 NA in Germany - West (D-W): 1 500.000 and more inhabitants (without suburbs) 2 500.000 and more inhabitants (suburbs) 3 100.000 - 499.999 inhabitants (without suburb) 4 100.000 - 499.999 inhabitants (suburbs) 5 50.000 - 99.999 inhabitants (without suburb) 6 50.000 - 99.999 inhabitants (suburbs) 7 20.000 - 49.999 inhabitants 8 5.000 - 19.999 inhabitants 9 2.000 - 4.999 inhabitants 10 Less than 2.000 inhabitants 99 NA in Ireland (IRL): 1 100.000 and more 2 10.000 to 99.999 3 5.000 to 9.999 4 1.500 to 4.999 5 500 to 1.499 6 Village 7 Open country in Israel (IL): 1 Central city (or suburb of a city) (Budapest and 5 major towns of the country larger than 100.000) 2 Smaller city (or suburb of a smaller city) (All other minor towns 5.000 - 9.999) 3 Rural less than 4999 (Large and small villages) 99 NA in Netherlands (NL): 1 Cities >= 100000 2 Cities 5000 - 50000 3 Urban 2 - 50000 4 Rural 5 - 30000 5 Rural 6 Suburbs 99 NA in Norway (N): 1 Cities > 100.000 2 Urban 3.000 - 99.999 3 Rural 3.000 - 99.999, and rural less than 3.000 in Russia (RUS): 1 In Moscow or Leningrad 2 Capital of a union republic 3 In regional centre, capital of an autonomous republic (region) 4 In district centre, centre of an autonomous republic (region) 5 In other urban settlements 6 In a rural settlement 99 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 1 City 2 Suburb 3 Rural 99 NA in United States of America (USA): 1 Large central city (over 250.000) 2 Medium size central city (50.000 to 250.000) 3 Suburb of a large central city 4 Suburb of a medium size central city 5 Unincorporated area of a large central city (division, township, etc.) 6 Unincorporated area of a medium central city 7 Small city (10.000 to 49.999) 8 Town or village (2.500 to 9.999) 9 Incorporated area less than 2.500 or unincorporated area of 1.000 to 2.499 10 Open country within larger civil divisions, e.g., township, division in RP PL NZ: 1 Urban 2 Rural in D-E GB NIRL I IL A: 0 Not available Note:
See Note No. 4 (Click on 'Metadata' in the tree on
the left, scroll the content frame on the right down to
'Variable Notes', then open the linked PDF document.)
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
10 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
18377
; Min.
1
; Max.
10
Variable Format:
numeric |
v123:
Size of community
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Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Size of community D-E: Size of community USA: Size of place where R lives I N: Size of municipalities NZ: What size of city or town do you live in? in Austria (A): 1 More than 1 million inhabitants 2 50.001 to 1 million inhabitants 3 10.001 to 50.000 inhabitants 4 5.000 to 10.000 inhabitants 5 3.000 to 5.000 inhabitants 6 Less than 3.000 inhabitants 99 NA in Germany - East (D-E): 1 more than 500.000 inhabitants 2 100.000 - 499.000 inhabitants 3 50.000 - 99.000 inhabitants 4 20.000 - 49.999 inhabitants 5 5.000 - 19.999 inhabitants 6 2.000 - 4.999 inhabitants 7 under 2.000 inhabitants in Hungary (H): 1 500.000 and more inhabitants 2 100.000 - 499.999 inhabitants 3 50.000 - 99.999 inhabitants 4 5.000 - 49.999 inhabitants, industrial 5 5.000 - 49.999 inhabitants, rural 6 4.999 and less inhabitants, industrial 7 4.999 and less inhabitants, rural in Ireland (IRL): 1 100.000 and more inhabitants 2 10.000 to 99.999 inhabitants 3 5.000 to 9.999 inhabitants 4 1.500 to 4.999 inhabitants 5 500 to 1.499 inhabitants 6 Village 7 Open country in Israel (IL): 1 Big cities - center 2 Small cities - center 3 Jerusalem and area 4 Beer-7 and area 5 Haifa and area 9 NA in Italy (I): 1 More than 500.000 inhabitants 2 100.000 - 500.000 inhabitants 3 30.000 - 100.000 inhabitants 4 10.000 - 30.000 inhabitants 5 5.000 - 10.000 inhabitants 6 Less than 5.000 inhabitants in Netherlands (NL): 1 More than 400.000 inhabitants 2 100.000 - 400.000 inhabitants 3 50.000 - 100.000 inhabitants 4 20.000 - 50.000 inhabitants 5 10.000 - 20.000 inhabitants 6 5.000 - 10.000 inhabitants 7 Less than 5.000 inhabitants in New Zealand (NZ): 1 Large city (100.000 people and more) 2 Medium city (50.000 to 99.999 people) 3 Small city (30.000 to 49.999 people) 4 Large town (10.000 to 29.999 people) 5 Small town (1.000 to 9.999 people) 6 Village (under 1.000 people) 7 Farm or rural property 9 NA in Norway (N): 1 More than 100.000 inhabitants 2 Urban, 30.000 - 99.999 inhabitants 3 Rural, 30.000 - 99.999 inhabitants 4 Urban, 3.000 - 29.999 inhabitants or rural with 7.000 and more in urban area 5 Rural, 3.000 - 29.999 inhabitants 6 Rural, under 3.000 inhabitants in Poland (PL): 1 More than 200.000 inhabitants 2 100.000 - 199.999 inhabitants 3 50.000 - 99.999 inhabitants 4 20.000 - 49.999 inhabitants 5 10.000 - 19.999 inhabitants 6 5.000 - 9.999 inhabitants 7 Less than 5.000 inhabitants 8 Rural in Slovenia (SLO): 1 Place with over 50.000 Inhabitants (Ljubljana, Maribor) 2 Place with 10.000 to 50.000 Inhabitants 3 Place with 4.000 to 10.000 Inhabitants 4 Place with 2.000 to 4.000 Inhabitants 5 Village, place with 500 to 2.000 Inhabitants 6 Place with less than 500 Inhabitants (small village) 9 NA in United States of America (USA): 1 1 - 9 Millions 2 500.000 to 999.999 3 100.000 to 499.999 4 50.000 to 99.999 5 10.000 to 49.999 6 1.000 to 9.999 7 Less than 1.000 9 NA in GB NIRL RP D-W RUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
8 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
17235
; Min.
1
; Max.
8
Variable Format:
numeric |
v124:
Father: education I
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2
| Question:
Father's education I (years in school)
USA: What is the highest grade in Elementary School or High School that
your father finished and got credit for? PL: Years at school (average) A: Derived from V125 0 Father unknown, father dead 1 1 year 2 2 years 20 20 years 96 No formal schooling 98 Don't know 99 NA in United States of America (USA): 0 Father unknown, father dead 1 1st grade 12 12th grade 13 1 year of college 14 2 years of college 20 8 years of college 96 No formal schooling 98 Don't know 99 NA in D GB NIRL H N IL RP I NL NZ SLO RUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
96 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
5983
; Min.
2
; Max.
96
Variable Format:
numeric |
v125:
Father: education II
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|---|
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Width:
2
| Question:
Father's education II (categories) USA: What is the highest degree? in Austria (A): 3 Compulsory (elementary) school (9 years) 4 Compulsory school and vocational training (10 years) 5 Middle school (11 years) 6 Gymnasium, Higher education below university, general qualification (12 years) 7 Higher education below university, technical and business qualification (13 years) 8 University (16 years) 98 Don't know 99 NA in Germany - West (D-W): 0 Not applicable (Father unknown) 1 School without qualification
2 Lower secondary school qualification, completion of compulsory
education (Volks,- Hauptschulabschluss) 3 Middle school
qualification and vocational training (Mittlere Reife,
Realschulabschluss/ Fachschulreife) 4 Certification from a
secondary technical or trade school (Fachhochschulreife, fachgebundene
Hochschulreife, Abschluss einer Fachoberschule) 5 Abitur and higher 6 Other school qualification (auch in der ehemaligen DDR oder im Ausland erworbener Abschlu&suml;) 98 Don't know 99 NA in Germany - East (D-E): 0 Not applicable (Father unknown) 1 School without qualification, before 8. class 2 add.: Polytechn. Oberschule mit Abschlu&suml; 8. K. 3 add.: Polytechn. Oberschule mit Abschlu&suml; 10. K. 4 Fachabitur 5 Abitur, Erweiterte Oberschule mit Abschlu&suml; 12. K. (Hochschulreife)
6 Other school qualification (auch in den alten Bundesländern
oder im Ausland erworbener Abschlu&suml;) 98 Don't know 99 NA in Hungary (H): 0 Not applicable, NA 1 No qualification 2 Incomplete primary (4-6 years) 3 Primary completed (8 years elementary) 4 Vocational 5 Secondary completed 6 College completed 7 University completed in Slovenia (SLO): 1 None 2 4 years of elementary school or less 3 over 4 years to 8 years elementary school 4 Incomplete 2 or 3 - years vocational school or incomplete 4 - years middle school
5 Completed 2 or 3 - years vocational school or completed 4 - years
middle school or incomplete university or higher degree 6 Higher degree or University completed in United States of America (USA): 0 Not applicable (Father unknown/ dead) 1 No formal schooling 2 Less than high school 3 High school 4 Junior College 5 Bachelor 6 Graduate 98 Don't know 99 NA in IRL PL A: 1 None 2 Incomplete primary 3 Primary completed 4 Incomplete secondary 5 Secondary completed 6 University incomplete 7 University degree completed 99 NA in GB NIRL I N IL NL NZ RP RUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
8 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
11512
; Min.
1
; Max.
8
Variable Format:
numeric |
v126:
Father: occupation
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Location:
Width:
4
| Question:
Father's occupation D GB USA IRL NIRL H: Present or last (main) occupation USA: Father's Census Occupation Code (1980) D PL: ISCO AUS: ISCO 1988
0 Not applicable Father never had a job; father unknown; dead; father
retired, keeping house, not gainfully occupied, not in labour force 9998 Inadequately described, not stated, don't know 9999 NA in Australia (AUS): 9998 Inadequately described, don't know in Hungary (H): 9999 Not classifiable in Slovenia (SLO): 0 Never had a job, without qualification in GB NIRL I N IL RP NZ NL RUS: 0 Not available Note:
See Note No. 1 (Click on 'Metadata' in the tree on
the left, scroll the content frame on the right down to
'Variable Notes', then open the linked PDF document.)
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
9333 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9998-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
10953
; Min.
1
; Max.
9333
Variable Format:
numeric |
v127:
Mother: education I
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|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Mother's education I (years in school)
USA: What is the highest grade in elementary school or high school that
your mother finished and got credit for? A: Derived from V128 0 Not applicable 1 1 year 2 2 years 20 20 years 96 No formal schooling 98 Don't know 99 NA in United States of America (USA): 0 Mother unknown / mother dead 1 1st grade 12 12th grade 13 1 year of college 14 2 years of college 20 8 years of college 96 No formal schooling 98 Don't know 99 NA in D GB NIRL I IL N H RP PL NL NZ SLO RUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
96 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
5113
; Min.
1
; Max.
96
Variable Format:
numeric |
v128:
Mother: education II
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Mother's education II (categories) USA: What is the highest degree? in Austria (A): 3 Compulsory (elementary) school (9 years) 4 Compulsory school and vocational training (10 years) 5 Middle school (11 years) 6 Gymnasium, Higher education below university, general qualification (12 years) 7 Higher education below university, technical and business qualification (13 years) 8 University (16 years) 98 Don't know 99 NA in Germany - West (D-W): 1 School without qualification
2 Lower secondary school qualification, completion of compulsory
education (Volks,- Hauptschulabschluss) 3 Middle school
qualification and vocational training (Mittlere Reife,
Realschulabschluss/ Fachschulreife) 4 Certification from a
secondary technical or trade school (Fachhochschulreife, fachgebundene
Hochschulreife, Abschluss einer Fachoberschule) 5 Abitur and higher 6 Other school qualification (auch in der ehemaligen DDR oder im Ausland erworbener Abschluss) 98 Don't know 99 NA in Germany - East (D-E): 1 School without qualification, before 8. class 2 add.: Polytechn. Oberschule mit Abschlu&suml; 8. K. 3 add.: Polytechn. Oberschule mit Abschlu&suml; 10. K. 4 Fachabitur 5 Abitur, Erweiterte Oberschule mit Abschlu&suml; 12.K. (Hochschulreife)
6 Other school qualification (auch in den alten Bundesländern
oder im Ausland erworbener Abschlu&suml;) 98 Don't know 99 NA in Hungary (H): 0 Inapplicable, NA 1 No qualification 2 Incomplete primary (4-6 years) 3 Primary completed (8 years elementary) 4 Vocational 5 Secondary completed 6 College completed 7 University completed in Slovenia (SLO): 1 None 2 4 years of elementary school or less 3 over 4 years to 8 years elementary school 4 Incomplete 2 or 3 - years vocational school or incomplete 4 - years middle school
5 Completed 2 or 3 - years vocational school or completed 4 - years
middle school or incomplete university or higher degree 6 Higher degree or University completed 99 NA in United States of America (USA): 0 Not applicable 1 No formal schooling 2 Less than high school 3 High school 4 Junior College 5 Bachelor 6 Graduate 98 Don't know 99 NA in IRL AUS: 1 None 2 Incomplete primary 3 Primary completed 4 Incomplete secondary 5 Secondary completed 6 University incomplete 7 University completed 99 NA in GB NZ I NIRL N IL RP PL RUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
8 Range of Invalid Data Values:
98-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
10753
; Min.
1
; Max.
8
Variable Format:
numeric |
v129:
Mother: occupation
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
4
| Question:
Mother's occupation H: Mother's last position when R was 14 years old A: Mother's last position when R was 15 years old 0 Not gainfully occupied 9998 Inadequately described, not stated 9999 NA in D GB USA I N IL NIRL RP PL H NZ NL RUS AUS: 0 Not available Note:
See Note No. 1 (Click on 'Metadata' in the tree on
the left, scroll the content frame on the right down to
'Variable Notes', then open the linked PDF document.)
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
999 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9998-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
2924
; Min.
1
; Max.
999
Variable Format:
numeric |
v130:
Country of family origin
|
|---|
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2
| Question:
Ethnic Identity - race of respondent GB: Self-rated ethnic identity NIRL: R's National identity USA: Country of family origin NZ: Ethnic origin SLO RUS: What is your nationality? in Australia (AUS): 1 Australian 2 British or English 3 Irish 4 Italy 5 Greece 6 Scotland 7 Wales 8 English, Irish 9 Mixed descent 10 Aboriginal 11 Jewish 12 Croatian 13 Serbian 14 Macedonian 15 Maori 16 Hebrew 17 Czechoslovakia 18 Denmark 19 France 20 Germany 21 Hungary 22 Latvia 23 Malta 24 Netherlands 25 Norway 26 Poland 27 Romania 28 Spain 29 Sweden 30 Switzerland 31 USSR 32 Yugoslavia 33 Other Southern Europe 34 Other Northern Europe 35 Gulf States 36 Bangladesh 37 China 38 India 39 Iran 40 Israel 41 Japan 42 Lebanon 43 Phillipines 44 Sri Lanka 45 Thailand 46 Turkey 47 Vietnam 48 Other Asia 49 Chile 50 U.S.A 51 Rest of the Americas 52 Egypt 53 New Zealand 54 None - state explicit 99 Do not know, Not answer in Great Britain (GB): 1 Black, Caribic, African 2 Asian, Indian 3 Asian, Pakistani 4 Asian, Bangladeshi 5 Asian, Chinese 6 Asian, Other 7 White, British 8 White, Irish 9 White, Other 99 NA, refused in Israel (IL): 1 Asia-Africa 2 Europe-America 3 Israel - Father born in Israel 4 Israel - Father born in AS-AF 5 Israel - Father born in EU-AM 99 NA in New Zealand (NZ): 1 European/Pakeha 2 New Zealand Maori 3 Pacific Island Polynesian 4 Indian 5 Chinese 6 Other Asian 7 African 8 Chinese Maori 99 NA in Northern Ireland (NIRL): 1 British 2 Irish 3 Ulster 4 Northern Irish 5 British Irish 7 Other 99 NA in Russia (RUS): 1 Russian 2 Endogeneous nationality of an autonomous republic (region) 3 Ukranian 4 Other (muslim) 5 Other (non-muslim) 99 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 1 Albanian 2 Montenegro 3 Croate 4 Italian 5 Hungarian 6 Macedonian 7 Muslim 8 Slovenian 9 Serbian 10 Yugoslav 11 Other nationality 99 NA in United States of America (USA): 0 Uncodeable 1 Africa 2 Austria 3 French Canada 4 Other Canada 5 China 6 Czechoslovakia 7 Denmark 8 England & Wales 9 Finland 10 France 11 Germany 12 Greece 13 Hungary 14 Ireland 15 Italy 16 Japan 17 Mexico 18 Netherlands 19 Norway 20 Philippines 21 Poland 22 Puerto Rico 23 Russia 24 Scotland 25 Spain 26 Sweden 27 Switzerland 30 American Indian 31 India 32 Portugal 33 Lithuania 34 Yugoslavia 35 Rumania 36 Belgium 37 Arabic 38 Other Spanish 39 Non-Spanish West Indies 40 Other 97 American only 99 NA in D H I IRL N RP PL NL: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
97 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
12334
; Min.
1
; Max.
97
Variable Format:
numeric |
v131:
Weighting factor
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
8
| Question:
Weighting factor in D USA IRL N IL SLO NL NZ AUS: 1 No weighting
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
1 Summary Statistics:
Valid
24970
; Min.
0
; Max.
9.73
Variable Format:
numeric |
v132:
Sex of 2nd person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Sex of second person in household NL: Male head of family 0 No second person 1 Male 2 Female 9 NA in Netherlands (NL): 0 Not applicable: Female head of family in USA H N IL RP SLO A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
11949
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v133:
Age of 2nd person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Age of second person in household NL: Male head of family 0 No second person, single 98 98 years or more 99 NA, refused in Netherlands (NL): 0 Female head of family in D GB NIRL PL NZ: 1 1 year or less in USA H N IL RP SLO AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
98-
98 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
11926
; Min.
1
; Max.
95
Variable Format:
numeric |
v134:
Sex of 3rd person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Sex of third person in household NL: Female head of family 0 No third person 1 Male 2 Female 9 NA in Netherlands (NL): 0 Not applicable: Male head of family in USA H N IL RP SLO A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
9361
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v135:
Age of 3rd person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Age of third person in household: NL: Female head of family 0 No third person 98 98 years or more 99 NA, refused in Netherlands (NL): 0 Male head of family in USA H N IL RP SLO AUS: 0 Not available in D GB NIRL PL: 1 1 year or less
Range of Valid Data Values:
98-
98 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
9371
; Min.
1
; Max.
98
Variable Format:
numeric |
v136:
Sex of 4th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Sex of fourth person in household 0 No fourth person 1 Male 2 Female 9 NA in USA H N IL RP SLO NL A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
5488
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v137:
Age of 4th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Age of fourth person in household: NL: Oldest child 0 No fourth person 99 NA, refused in USA H N IL RP SLO AUS: 0 Not available in D GB NIRL PL: 1 1 year or less
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
95 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
6351
; Min.
1
; Max.
95
Variable Format:
numeric |
v138:
Sex of 5th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Sex of fifth person in household 0 No fifth person 1 Male 2 Female 9 NA in USA H N IL RP SLO NL A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
2769
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v139:
Age of 5th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Age of fifth person in household: NL: Second child 0 No fifth person 99 NA, refused in USA H N IL RP SLO AUS: 0 Not available in D GB NIRL PL: 1 1 year or less
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
94 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
3291
; Min.
1
; Max.
94
Variable Format:
numeric |
v140:
Sex of 6th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Sex of sixth person in household 0 No sixth person 1 Male 2 Female 9 NA in USA H N IL RP SLO NL A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
1065
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v141:
Age of 6th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Age of sixth person in household: NL: Third child 0 No sixth person 99 NA, refused in USA H N IL RP SLO AUS: 0 Not available in D GB NIRL PL: 1 1 year or less
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
89 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
1210
; Min.
1
; Max.
89
Variable Format:
numeric |
v142:
Sex of 7th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Sex of seventh person in household 0 No seventh person 1 Male 2 Female 9 NA in USA H N IL RP SLO NL A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
382
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v143:
Age of 7th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Age of seventh person in household: NL: Fourth child 0 No seventh person 99 NA, refused in USA H N IL RP SLO AUS: 0 Not available in D GB NIRL PL: 1 1 year or less
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
90 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
418
; Min.
1
; Max.
90
Variable Format:
numeric |
v144:
Sex of 8th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Sex of eighth person in household 0 No eighth person 1 Male 2 Female 9 NA in USA H N IL RP SLO NL A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
160
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v145:
Age of 8th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Age of eighth person in household: NL : Fifth child 0 No eigth person 99 NA, refused in USA H N IL RP SLO AUS: 0 Not available in D GB NIRL PL: 1 1 year or less
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
90 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
170
; Min.
1
; Max.
90
Variable Format:
numeric |
v146:
Sex of 9th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Sex of ninth person in household D: Number of further members in household 0 No ninth person 1 Male 2 Female 9 NA in USA H I N IL D RP SLO NL A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
87
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v147:
Age of 9th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Age of ninth person in household NL: Sixth child 0 No ninth person 99 NA, refused in GB NIRL PL: 1 1 year or less in USA H N I IL RP SLO AUS D: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
89 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
95
; Min.
1
; Max.
89
Variable Format:
numeric |
v148:
Sex of 10th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Sex of tenth person in household 0 No tenth person 1 Male 2 Female in USA H N D I IL RP SLO PL NL RUS A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
24
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v149:
Age of 10th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Age of tenth person in household NL: Seventh child 0 No tenth person 99 NA, refused in GB NIRL PL: 1 1 year or less in USA H N I IL RP SLO AUS D: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
35 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
25
; Min.
1
; Max.
35
Variable Format:
numeric |
v150:
Sex of 11th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
1
| Question:
Sex of other member in household NZ: Sex of 11th member in household 0 No further person in household 1 Male 2 Female in USA H N D NIRL I IL RP SLO PL NL RUS A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
2 Range of Invalid Data Values:
9-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
15
; Min.
1
; Max.
2
Variable Format:
numeric |
v151:
Age of 11th person
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Age of other member of household NL: Oldest other member of household NZ: Age of eleventh member of household 0 No eleventh person 99 NA, refused in Great Britain (GB): 1 1 year or less in USA H N D NIRL I IL RP SLO PL RUS AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
96 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
44
; Min.
1
; Max.
96
Variable Format:
numeric |
v152:
Number of children
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
D: How many kids do you have? I: Number of children in household SLO: Number of children (below 18 years) in your household: 0 None; no other person in household 1 1 child 2 2 children 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 or more 99 NA in Slovenia (SLO): 6 6 or more in United States of America (USA): 8 8 and more in H IRL GN NIRL N RP PL NZ RUS AUS: 0 not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
9 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
6909
; Min.
1
; Max.
9
Variable Format:
numeric |
v153:
Number of adults
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
USA: Number of household members: 18 years and older D: Number of german household members: 18 years and older 0 NAP 1 1 adult 9 9 adults or more 99 NA in Germany (D): 0 Non-german person, 18 years and older in Slovenia (SLO): 8 8 and more in H IRL N GB I IL NZ NIRL RP PL NL RUS A AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
9 Range of Invalid Data Values:
99-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
6209
; Min.
1
; Max.
8
Variable Format:
numeric |
v154:
Household cycle
|
|---|
Location:
Width:
2
| Question:
Household cycle - Household composition RUS: Family composition in Hungary (H): 1 Single 2 1 Adult, 1 child 3 1 Adult, 2 children 4 1 Adult, 3 and more children 5 2 Adults, no child 6 2 Adults, 1 child 7 2 Adults, 2 children 8 2 Adults, 3 and more children 9 Otherwise in Netherlands (NL): 1 1 Adult, 16-59 2 2 Adults, 16-59 3 Youngest, 0-4 4 Youngest, 5-15 5 > 2 adults 6 2 Adults, > 1 senior 7 1 senior in Philippines (RP): 1 Single 2 1 Adult, 1 child 3 1 Adult, 2 children 4 1 Adult, 3 or more children 5 2 Adults 6 2 Adults, 1 child 7 2 Adults, 2 children 8 2 Adults, 3 or more children 9 3 Adults 10 3 Adults with children 11 4 Adults 12 4 Adults with children 13 5 Adults 14 5 Adults with with children 15 6 Adults 16 6 Adults with children 17 6 Adults with 3 or more children 18 8 Adults 19 7 Adults 20 8 Adults with children 21 7 Adults with children 22 9 Adults with children 23 9 Adults 24 12 Adults with children in GB NIRL: 1 1 Adult 18 - 59 years 2 2 Adults 18 - 59 years 3 Youngest child 0 - 4 years 4 Youngest child 5 - 17 years 5 3 or more adults 6 2 Adults, 60 years or more one or both 7 1 Adult, 60 years or more 99 Insufficient information in IRL SLO RUS A: 1 Single household 2 1 Adults, 1 child 3 1 Adult, 2 children 4 1 Adult, 3 children or more 5 2 Adults 6 2 Adult, 1 child 7 2 Adults, 2 children 8 2 Adults, 3 children or more 9 3 Adults 10 3 Adults with children 11 4 Adults 12 4 Adults with children 13 Other composition 99 NA, insufficient information in D I N IL USA PL NZ AUS: 0 Not available
Range of Valid Data Values:
1-
24 Range of Invalid Data Values:
97-
0 Summary Statistics:
Valid
12884
; Min.
1
; Max.
24
Variable Format:
numeric |