International Social Survey Programme 2008: Religion III (ISSP 2008)  ( ZA4950 )

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International Social Survey Programme 2008: Religion III (ISSP 2008)

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International Social Survey Programme 2008: Religion III (ISSP 2008)

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ZA4950

Authoring Entity:

Haller, Max, Affiliation: Institut für Soziologie, Universität Graz, Austria

Höllinger, Franz, Affiliation: Institut für Soziologie, Universität Graz, Austria

Evans, Ann, Affiliation: The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia

Carton, Ann, Affiliation: Vlaamse Overheid, Studiedienst van de Vlaamse Regering (Research Centre of the Flemish Government) (SVR), Belgium (Flanders)

Segovia, Carolina, Affiliation: Centro de Estudios Públicos (CEP), Santiago, Chile

Institute for Social Research, Zagreb, Croatia

Papageorgiou, Bambos, Affiliation: Center of Applied Research, Cyprus College, Nicosia, Cyprus

Hamplová, Dana, Affiliation: Institute of Sociology of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prague, Czech Republic

Clement, Sanne L., Affiliation: Department of Economics, Politics and Public Administration, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark

Andersen, Jørgen G., Affiliation: Department of Economics, Politics and Public Administration, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark

Harrits, Gitte S., Affiliation: Department of Political Science, University of Aarhus, Aarhus, Denmark

Fridberg, Torben, Affiliation: The Danish National Institute of Social Research, Copenhagen, Denmark

Jæger, Mads, Affiliation: The Danish National Institute of Social Research, Copenhagen, Denmark

Lüchau, Peter, Affiliation: Institute of Philosophy, Education and Study of Religions, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark

Gundelach, Peter, Affiliation: Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark

Kjær, Ulrik, Affiliation: Department of Political Science, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark

Dore, Carlos, Affiliation: Fundación Global Democracia y Desarrollo (FUNGLODE), Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Blom, Raimo, Affiliation: Finnish Social Science Data Archive, University of Tampere, Finland

Melin, Harri, Affiliation: Finnish Social Science Data Archive, University of Tampere, Finland

Forsé, Michel, Affiliation: FRANCE-ISSP (Centre de Recherche en Economie et Statistique, Laboratoire de Sociologie Quantitative), Malakoff, France

Lemel, Yannick, Affiliation: FRANCE-ISSP (Centre de Recherche en Economie et Statistique, Laboratoire de Sociologie Quantitative), Malakoff, France

Mohler, Peter, Affiliation: GESIS, Germany

Park, Alison, Affiliation: National Centre for Social Research (NatCen), London, Great Britain

Robert, Peter, Affiliation: TÁRKI Social Research Institute, Budapest, Hungary

Lewin-Epstein, Noah, Affiliation: B.I. and Lucille Cohen, Institute for public opinion research, Tel Aviv, Israel

Meraviglia, Cinzia, Affiliation: Department of Social Research, University of Eastern Piedmont, Alessandria, Italy

Accornero, Laura, Affiliation: Department of Social Research, University of Eastern Piedmont, Alessandria, Italy

Ghiolla, Máire N., Affiliation: Social Science Research Centre, University College Dublin, Ireland

Hara, Miwako, Affiliation: NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan

Nishi, Kumiko, Affiliation: NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan

Aramaki, Hiroshi, Affiliation: NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan

Tabuns, Aivars, Affiliation: Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, University of Latvia, Latvia

Koroleva, Ilze, Affiliation: Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, University of Latvia, Latvia

Morones, César, Affiliation: Instituto de Mercadotecnia y Opinión (IMO), Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico

Silva, Yasodhara, Affiliation: Instituto de Mercadotecnia y Opinión (IMO), Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico

Godinez, Alberto, Affiliation: Instituto de Mercadotecnia y Opinión (IMO), Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico

Palacios, Felipe, Affiliation: Instituto de Mercadotecnia y Opinión (IMO), Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico

Ceballos, Vanessa, Affiliation: Instituto de Mercadotecnia y Opinión (IMO), Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico

Ganzeboom, Harry B. G., Affiliation: Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Social Research Methodology, Free University Amsterdam, Netherlands

Gendall, Philip, Affiliation: Department of Communication, Journalism and Marketing, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand

Devine, Paula, Affiliation: ARK, School of Sociology, Social Policy and Social Work, Queen`s University, Belfast, Northern Ireland

Lundby, Knut, Affiliation: Department of Media and Communication, University of Oslo, Norway

Repstad, Pål, Affiliation: University of Agder, Norway

Magnussen, May-Linda, Affiliation: Agder Research, Norway

Schmidt, Ulla, Affiliation: Stiftelsen Kirkeforskning (KIFO), Norway

Aagedal, Olaf, Affiliation: Stiftelsen Kirkeforskning (KIFO), Norway

Botvar, Pål K., Affiliation: Stiftelsen Kirkeforskning (KIFO), Norway

Skjåk, Knut K., Affiliation: Norwegian Social Science Data Services, Bergen, Norway

Social Weather Stations, Quezon City, Philippines

Vala, Jorge, Affiliation: Instituto de Ciências Sociais da Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal

Ramos, Alice, Affiliation: Instituto de Ciências Sociais da Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal

Cichomski, Bogdan, Affiliation: Institute of Social Studies, Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland

Khakhulina, Ludmilla, Affiliation: Levada-Center, Moscow, Russia

Institute for Sociology of Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovakia

Hafner-Fink, Mitja, Affiliation: Public Opinion and Mass Communication Research Centre (CJMMK), University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

Malnar, Brina, Affiliation: Public Opinion and Mass Communication Research Centre (CJMMK), University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

Toš, Niko, Affiliation: Public Opinion and Mass Communication Research Centre (CJMMK), University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

Struwig, Jare, Affiliation: Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC), Pretoria, South Africa

Kim, Sang-Wook, Affiliation: Department of Sociology, Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, Korea

Méndez, Mónica, Affiliation: Center of Sociological Research (CIS), Madrid, Spain

García-Pardo, Natalia, Affiliation: Center of Sociological Research (CIS), Madrid, Spain

Edlund, Jonas, Affiliation: Department of Sociology, Umea University, Umea, Sweden

Svallfors, Stefan, Affiliation: Department of Sociology, Umea University, Umea, Sweden

FORS, c/o University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland

Chang, Ying-hwa, Affiliation: Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica, Nankang, Taipei, Taiwan

Kalaycioglu, Ersin, Affiliation: Istanbul Policy Center-Sabanci University, Istanbul, Turkey

Ivaschenko, Olga, Affiliation: Department of Social Structures, Institute of Sociology, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (NASU), Kyiv, Ukraine

Ferre, Zuleika, Affiliation: Department of Economics, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Uruguay, Montevideo, Uruguay

Piani, Giorgina, Affiliation: Department of Economics, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Uruguay, Montevideo, Uruguay

Rossi, Máximo, Affiliation: Department of Economics, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Uruguay, Montevideo, Uruguay

Goyeneche, Juan J., Affiliation: Institute of Statistics, Faculty of Economics and Administration, University of Uruguay, Montevideo, Uruguay

Zoppolo, Guillermo, Affiliation: Institute of Statistics, Faculty of Economics and Administration, University of Uruguay, Montevideo, Uruguay

Davis, James A., Affiliation: National Opinion Research Center (NORC), Chicago, USA

Smith, Tom W., Affiliation: National Opinion Research Center (NORC), Chicago, USA

Marsden, Peter V., Affiliation: National Opinion Research Center (NORC), Chicago, USA

Briceño León, Roberto, Affiliation: LASCO, Laboratorio de Ciencias Sociales, Caracas, Venezuela

Ávila, Olga, Affiliation: LASCO, Laboratorio de Ciencias Sociales, Caracas, Venezuela

Camardiel, Alberto, Affiliation: LASCO, Laboratorio de Ciencias Sociales, Caracas, Venezuela

Producer:

GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, http://www.gesis.org/

Date of Production:

2010-12-15

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GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences

Version:

Version 2.0.0 (2010-12-15)

Version Responsibility:

GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences

Bibliographic Citation:

ISSP Research Group: International Social Survey Programme 2008: Religion III (ISSP 2008). GESIS Cologne, Germany ZA4950 Data file Vers. 2.0.0, doi:10.4232/1.10206.

Study Scope

Topic Classification:

Religion and "Weltanschauung"

Abstract:


Content: attitudes towards religious practices.

Topics:
assessment of personal happiness; attitudes towards pre-marital sexual intercourse; attitudes towards committed adultery; attitudes towards homosexual relationships between adults; attitudes towards abortion in case of serious disability or illness of the baby or low income of the family; attitudes towards gender roles in marriage; trust in institutions (parliament, business and industry, churches and religious organizations, courts and the legal system, schools and the educational system); mobility; attitudes towards the influence of religious leaders on voters and government; attitudes towards the benefits of science and religion (scale: modern science does more harm than good, too much trust in science and not enough in religious faith, religions bring more conflicts than peace, intolerance of people with very strong religious beliefs); judgement on the power of churches and religious organizations; attitudes towards equal rights for all religious groups in the country and respect for all religions; acceptance of persons from a different religion or with different religious views in case of marrying a relative or being a candidate of the preferred political party (social distance); attitudes towards the allowance for religious extremists to hold public meetings and to publish books expressing their views (freedom of expression); doubt or firm belief in God (deism, scale); belief in: a life after death, heaven, hell, religious miracles, reincarnation, Nirvana, supernatural powers of deceased ancestors; attitudes towards a higher truth and towards meaning of life (scale: God is concerned with every human being personally, little that people can do to change the course of their lives (fatalism), life is meaningful only because God exists, life does not serve any purpose, life is only meaningful if someone provides the meaning himself, connection with God without churches or religious services); religious preference (affiliation) of mother, father and spouse/partner; religion respondent was raised in; frequency of church attendance (of attendance in religious services) of father and mother; personal frequency of church attendance when young; frequency of prayers and participation in religious activities; shrine, altar or a religious object in respondent’s home; frequency of visiting a holy place (shrine, temple, church or mosque) for religious reasons except regular religious services; self-classification of personal religiousness and spirituality; truth in one or in all religions; attitudes towards the profits of practicing a religion (scale: finding inner peace and happiness, making friends, gaining comfort in times of trouble and sorrow, meeting the right kind of people).

Optional items (not stated in all countries):
questions in countries with an appreciable number of Evangelical Protestants): ´born-again´ Christian; attitudes towards the Bible (or appropriate holy book); questions generally applicable for all countries: conversion of faith after crucial experience; personal sacrifice as an expression of faith such as fasting or following a special diet during holy season such as Lent or Ramadan; concept of God (semantic differential scale: mother - father, master - spouse, judge - lover, friend - king); belief in lucky charms, fortune tellers, faith healers and horoscopes; social rules or God’s laws as basis for deciding between right and wrong; attitudes towards members of different religious groups (Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Jews, Atheists or non-believers.

Demography:
sex; age; marital status; steady life partner; years of schooling; highest education level; country specific education and degree; current employment status (respondent and partner); hours worked weekly; occupation (ISCO 1988) (respondent and partner); supervising function at work; working for private or public sector or self-employed (respondent and partner); if self-employed: number of employees; trade union membership; earnings of respondent (country specific); family income (country specific); size of household; household composition; party affiliation (left-right); country specific party affiliation; participation in last election; religious denomination; religious main groups; attendance of religious services; self-placement on a top-bottom scale; region (country specific); size of community (country specific); type of community: urban-rural area; country of origin or ethnic group affiliation.

Additionally coded:
administrative mode of data-collection; weighting factor; case substitution.

Universe:

Australia, Austria, Belgium - Flanders, Chile, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Northern Ireland, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, South Africa, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, Ukraine, Uruguay, United States, Venezuela

Methodology and Processing

Time Method:


Fieldwork dates: 2007-11-30 to 2010-07-09

Data Collector:

Fieldwork institute: Austria: IFES-Institut, Vienna; Australia: Academic Surveys Australia, Black Rock, Melbourne; Belgium - Flanders: Significant GfK, Heverlee; Chile: ICCOM, Santiago; Croatia: Institute for Social Research, Zagreb; Cyprus: Center of Applied Research, Cyprus College, Nicosia; Czech Republic: Factum Invenio, s.r.o., Praha; Denmark: SFI SURVEY, Copenhagen; Dominican Republic: Asisa Research Group (ARG); Finland: Statistics Finland, Social Survey Unit, Helsinki; France: FRANCE-ISSP (Centre de Recherche en Economie et Statistique, Laboratoire de Sociologie Quantitative), Malakoff; Germany: TNS Infratest Sozialforschung, Munich; Great Britain: National Centre for Social Research (NatCen), London; Hungary: TÁRKI Social Research Institute, Budapest; Ireland: Amárach Field Research, Dublin; Israel: B.I. and Cucille Cohen, Institute for public opinion research, Tel Aviv; Italy: Doxa S.p.A., Milan; Japan: Central Research Services, Tokyo; Latvia: Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, University of Latvia; Mexico: Instituto de Mercadotecnia y Opinión (IMO), Zapopan, Jalisco; Netherlands: Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Social Research Methodology, Free University Amsterdam; New Zealand: Department of Communication, Journalism and Marketing, Massey University, Palmerston North; Northern Ireland: Interviewing was carried out by social survey interviewers employed by the Central Survey Unit of the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency; Norway: TNS Gallup, Oslo; Philippines: Social Weather Stations, Quezon City; Poland: Public Opinion Research Center (CBOS), Warsaw; Portugal: Instituto de Ciências Sociais da Universidade de Lisboa, Lisboa; Russia: Levada-Center, Moscow; Slovakia: FOCUS, Bratislava; Slovenia: Public Opinion and Mass Communication Research Centre (CJMMK); University of Ljubljana; South Africa: Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC), Pretoria; South-Korea: Survey Research Center at Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul; Spain: Center of Sociological Research (CIS), Madrid; Sweden: SIFO Research and Consulting, Stockholm; Switzerland: MIS Trend, Lausanne; Taiwan: Center for Survey Research, Academia Sinica, Nankang, Taipei; Turkey: Infakto Research Workshop, Istanbul; Ukraine: Kiev international institute of sociology (KIIS); Uruguay: Department of Economics – Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Uruguay; United States: National Opinion Research Center (NORC), Chicago; Venezuela: Instituto DELPHOS

Sampling Procedure:


Sampling procedures differ for the individual countries: Partly simple, partly multi-stage stratified random sample of respondents 18 years old and older, exclusion: Finland (15), South Africa (16), Japan (16), Russia (16) and Sweden (17)

Mode of Data Collection:

Fieldwork methods: face-to-face interviews with standardized questionnaire (partly CAPI) with standardized questionnaire, postal survey or self-completion questionnaire and telephone interviews depending on the country.

Sources Statement

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Fieldwork dates:
Australia: 2009-12-2 to 2010-02-28;
Austria: 2008-10-22 to 2008-12-08;
Belgium - Flanders: 2008-03-10 to 2008-07-10;
Chile: 2008-06-07 to 2008-06-26;
Croatia: 2009-06-01 to 2009-09-15;
Czech Republic: 2008-09-15 to 2008-09-29;
Denmark: 2009-01-22 to 2009-07-12;
Dominican Republic: 2008-12-12 to 2008-12-30;
Finland: 2008-09-19 to 2009-01-08;
France: September 2008 to December 2008;
Germany: 2008-03-01 to 2008-08-23;
Great Britain: 2008-06-10 to 2008-11-11;
Hungary: 2008-11-30 to 2008-12-10;
Ireland: 2008-08-12 to 2008-10-31;
Israel: 2009-09-15 to 2010-02-15;
Italy: 2008-11-03 to 2010-03-07;
Japan: 2008-11-22 to 2008-11-30;
Latvia: 2009-06-12 to 2009-07-06;
Mexico: 2009-07-18 to 2009-08-03;
Netherlands: March 2008 to December 2008;
New Zealand: 2008-08-26 to 2008-11-30;
Northern Ireland: 2008-10-1 to 2009-02-27;
Norway: 2008-05-07 to 2008-07-09;
Philippines: 2007-11-30 to 2007-12-3 – Survey of Christians,
2008-04-2 to 2008-04-12 – Survey of Moslems;
Poland: 2010-06-02 to 2010-07-09;
Portugal: June 2009 to November 2009;
Russia: 2009-01-02 to 2009-01-26;
Slovakia: 2008-10-07 to 2008-10-28;
Slovenia: 2009-03-24 to 2009-06-04;
South Africa: 2008-11-03 to 2008-12-20;
South Korea: 2008-06-29 to 2008-08-30;
Spain: 2008-10-21 to 2008-12-05;
Sweden: 2008-02-19 to 2008-04-29;
Switzerland: 2008-02-08 to 2009-09-05;
Taiwan: 2009-07-15 to 2009-09-06;
Turkey: 2008-12-01 to 2009-02-21;
Ukraine: 2008-10-11 to 2008-10-20;
Uruguay: 2008-09-20 to 2008-12-20;
United States: 2008-04-16 to 2008-09-15;
Venezuela: 2008-07-04 to 2008-07-12

File Description

File : ZA4950.NSDstat

  • Number of cases: 59986

  • No. of variables per record: 362

  • Type of File: NSDstat 200203

Variable Description

Variable Groups

  • Archive and ID variables
  • Substantial variables
  • ISSP demographics
  • Ctry specific: degree
  • Ctry specific: rinc
  • Ctry specific: inc
  • Ctry specific: party
  • Ctry specific: region
  • Ctry specific: size
  • Protocol variables
  • Weight

Archive and ID variables

Variables within Archive and ID variables

  • V1: GESIS Data Archive Study Number
  • V2: GESIS Archive version
  • V3: Respondent Number
  • V4: Country/Sample (see V5 for codes for whole nation states)
  • V5: Country (see V4 for codes for the sample)

Substantial variables

Variables within Substantial variables

  • V1: GESIS Data Archive Study Number
  • V2: GESIS Archive version
  • V3: Respondent Number
  • V4: Country/Sample (see V5 for codes for whole nation states)
  • V5: Country (see V4 for codes for the sample)
  • V6: Q1 How happy or unhappy
  • V7: Q2 Sexual relations before marriage
  • V8: Q3 Sexual relations with someone other than spouse
  • V9: Q4 Sexual relations between two adults of the same sex
  • V10: Q5a Opinion: Abortion if defect in the baby
  • V11: Q5b Opinion: Abortion if family has very low income
  • V12: Q6 Husband earn money, wifes job is family
  • V13: Q7 People can be trusted
  • V14: Q8a Confidence in parliament
  • V15: Q8b Confidence in business and industry
  • V16: Q8c Confidence in churches and religious organizations
  • V17: Q8d Confidence in courts and legal system
  • V18: Q8e Confidence in schools and educational system
  • V19: Q9 Moved from one place to another
  • V20: Q10a Religious leaders should not influence vote
  • V21: Q10b Religious leaders should not influence government
  • V22: Q11a Modern science does more harm than good
  • V23: Q11b Too much trust in science
  • V24: Q11c Religions bring conflict
  • V25: Q11d Religious people too intolerant
  • V26: Q12 Power of churches and religious organizations
  • V27: Q13a Equal rights for religious groups
  • V28: Q13b Respect all religions
  • V29: Q14a Accept person from different religion: Marrying a relative
  • V30: Q14b Accept person from different religion: Candidate of a political party
  • V31: Q15a Religious extremists: Hold public meetings
  • V32: Q15b Religious extremists: Publish books
  • V33: Q16 Closest to Rs belief about God
  • V34: Q17 Best describes beliefs about God
  • V35: Q18a Belief in life after death
  • V36: Q18b Belief in heaven
  • V37: Q18c Belief in hell
  • V38: Q18d Belief in religious miracles
  • V39: Q18e Belief in reincarnation
  • V40: Q18f Belief in Nirvana
  • V41: Q18g Belief in supernatural powers of deceased ancestors
  • V42: Q19a God concerns Himself with human beings
  • V43: Q19b People can do little to change life
  • V44: Q19c Life meaningful because God exists
  • V45: Q19d Life does not serve any purpose
  • V46: Q19e Life meaningful, provide meaning yourself
  • V47: Q19f Own way of connecting with God
  • V48: Q20a Mothers religion
  • V49: Q20b Mothers religion: religgrp (derived from Q20)
  • V50: Q21a Fathers religion
  • V51: Q21b Fathers religion: religgrp (derived from Q21)
  • V52: Q22a Religion respondent raised in
  • V53: Q22b Religion respondent raised in: religgrp (derived from Q22)
  • V54: Q23a Spouse religion
  • V55: Q23b Spouse religion: religgrp (derived from Q23)
  • V56: Q24 R child, mother attend church
  • V57: Q25 R child, father attend church
  • V58: Q26 R age 11-12, R attend church
  • V59: Q27 How often R pray
  • V60: Q28 Take part in church activities
  • V61: Q29 Shrine, altar in Rs home
  • V62: Q30 Visit holy place
  • V63: Q31 R describes self as religious
  • V64: Q32 Best describes R
  • V65: Q33 Closest to Rs own views
  • V66: Q34a Religion helps people: Find inner peace
  • V67: Q34b Religion helps people: Make friends
  • V68: Q34c Religion helps people: Gain comfort
  • V69: Q34d Religion helps people: Meet right kind of people
  • V70: Optional Q1 Born again experience
  • V71: Optional Q2 Feelings about Bible
  • V72: Optional Q3 Turning point new commitment to religion
  • V73: Optional Q4 Personal sacrifice as expression of faith
  • V74: Optional Q5a Picture of God: Mother - Father
  • V75: Optional Q5b Picture of God: Master - Spouse
  • V76: Optional Q5c Picture of God: Judge - Lover
  • V77: Optional Q5d Picture of God: Friend - King
  • V78: Optional Q6a Good luck charms do bring good luck
  • V79: Optional Q6b Fortune tellers can see future
  • V80: Optional Q6c Faithhealers have God-given healing powers
  • V81: Optional Q6d Horoscope affect course of future
  • V82: Optional Q7 Law conflicts with religious principles
  • V83: Optional Q8a Personal attitude towards Christians
  • V84: Optional Q8b Personal attitude towards Muslims
  • V85: Optional Q8c Personal attitude towards Hindus
  • V86: Optional Q8d Personal attitude towards Buddhists
  • V87: Optional Q8e Personal attitude towards Jews
  • V88: Optional Q8f Personal attitude towards Atheists or non-believers

ISSP demographics

Variables within ISSP demographics

  • V1: GESIS Data Archive Study Number
  • V2: GESIS Archive version
  • V3: Respondent Number
  • V8: Q3 Sexual relations with someone other than spouse
  • V9: Q4 Sexual relations between two adults of the same sex
  • V13: Q7 People can be trusted
  • V14: Q8a Confidence in parliament
  • V22: Q11a Modern science does more harm than good
  • V23: Q11b Too much trust in science
  • V27: Q13a Equal rights for religious groups
  • V35: Q18a Belief in life after death
  • SEX: R: Sex
  • AGE: R: Age
  • MARITAL: R: Marital status
  • COHAB: R: Steady life-partner
  • EDUCYRS: R: Education I: years of schooling
  • DEGREE: R: Education II-highest education level
  • WRKST: R: Current employment status
  • WRKHRS: R: Hours worked weekly
  • ISCO88: R: Occupation ILO,ISCO 1988 4-digit
  • WRKTYPE: R: Workg f priv.,pub sector, selfempl.
  • NEMPLOY: R: Self-employed - number of employees
  • WRKSUP: R: Supervises others at work
  • UNION: R: Trade union membership
  • SPWRKST: S-P: Current employment status
  • SPISCO88: S-P: Occupation ILO,ISCO 1988 4-digit
  • SPWRKTYP: S-P:Workg f priv,pub sector,self-empl.
  • HOMPOP: How many persons in household
  • HHCYCLE: Household composition:children+adults
  • PARTY_LR: R: Party affiliation: left-right (derived)
  • VOTE_LE: R: Vote last election: yes, no
  • RELIG: R: Religious denomination
  • RELIGGRP: R: Religious main groups (derived)
  • ATTEND: R: Attendance of religious services
  • ATTD_EXT: R: Attendance of religious services: extended 9 pt answer scale
  • TOPBOT: R:Top Bottom self-placement 10 pt scale
  • URBRURAL: Type of community: R.s self-assesment
  • ETHNIC: Family origin, ethnic group, identity

Ctry specific: degree

Variables within Ctry specific: degree

  • V1: GESIS Data Archive Study Number
  • V9: Q4 Sexual relations between two adults of the same sex
  • V10: Q5a Opinion: Abortion if defect in the baby
  • V11: Q5b Opinion: Abortion if family has very low income
  • V12: Q6 Husband earn money, wifes job is family
  • V13: Q7 People can be trusted
  • AT_DEGR: Country specific education: Austria
  • AU_DEGR: Country specific education: Australia
  • BE_DEGR: Country specific education: Belgium
  • CH_DEGR: Country specific education: Switzerland
  • CL_DEGR: Country specific education: Rep.o Chile
  • CY_DEGR: Country specific education: Cyprus
  • CZ_DEGR: Country specific education: Czech Republic
  • DE_DEGR: Country specific education: Germany
  • DK_DEGR: Country specific education: Denmark
  • DO_DEGR: Country specific education: Dominican Republic
  • ES_DEGR: Country specific education: Spain
  • FI_DEGR: Country specific education: Finland
  • FR_DEGR: Country specific education: France
  • GB_DEGR: Country specific education: Britain
  • HR_DEGR: Country specific education: Croatia
  • HU_DEGR: Country specific education: Hungary
  • IE_DEGR: Country specific education: Ireland
  • IL_DEGR: Country specific education: Israel
  • IT_DEGR: Country specific education: Italy
  • JP_DEGR: Country specific education: Japan
  • KR_DEGR: Country specific education: South Korea
  • LV_DEGR: Country specific education: Latvia
  • MX_DEGR: Country specific education: Mexico
  • NIRL_DEGR: Country specific education: Northern Ireland
  • NL_DEGR: Country specific education: Netherlands
  • NO_DEGR: Country specific education: Norway
  • NZ_DEGR: Country specific education: New Zealand
  • PH_DEGR: Country specific education: Philippines
  • PL_DEGR: Country specific education: Poland
  • PT_DEGR: Country specific education: Portugal
  • RU_DEGR: Country specific education: Russia
  • SE_DEGR: Country specific education: Sweden
  • SI_DEGR: Country specific education: Slovenia
  • SK_DEGR: Country specific education: Slovakian Republic
  • TR_DEGR: Country specific education: Turkey
  • TW_DEGR: Country specific education: Taiwan
  • UA_DEGR: Country specific education: Ukraine
  • US_DEGR: Country specific education: United States
  • UY_DEGR: Country specific education: Uruguay
  • VE_DEGR: Country specific education: Venezuela
  • ZA_DEGR: Country specific education:South Africa

Ctry specific: rinc

Variables within Ctry specific: rinc

  • V1: GESIS Data Archive Study Number
  • V14: Q8a Confidence in parliament
  • V15: Q8b Confidence in business and industry
  • V16: Q8c Confidence in churches and religious organizations
  • V17: Q8d Confidence in courts and legal system
  • V18: Q8e Confidence in schools and educational system
  • AT_RINC: R: Earnings: Austria
  • AU_RINC: R: Earnings: Australia
  • BE_RINC: R: Earnings: Belgium
  • CH_RINC: R: Earnings: Switzerland
  • CL_RINC: R: Earnings: Chile
  • CY_RINC: R: Earnings: Cyprus
  • CZ_RINC: R: Earnings: Czech Republic
  • DE_RINC: R: Earnings: Germany
  • DK_RINC: R: Earnings: Denmark
  • DO_RINC: R: Earnings: Dominican Republic
  • ES_RINC: R: Earnings: Spain
  • FI_RINC: R: Earnings: Finland
  • FR_RINC: R: Earnings: France
  • GB_RINC: R: Earnings: Great Britain
  • HR_RINC: R: Earnings: Croatia
  • HU_RINC: R: Earnings: Hungary
  • IE_RINC: R: Earnings: Ireland
  • IL_RINC: R: Earnings: Israel
  • IT_RINC: R: Earnings: Italy
  • JP_RINC: R: Earnings: Japan
  • KR_RINC: R: Earnings: South Korea
  • LV_RINC: R: Earnings: Latvia
  • MX_RINC: R: Earnings: Mexico
  • NIRL_RINC: R: Earnings: Northern Ireland
  • NL_RINC: R: Earnings: Netherlands
  • NO_RINC: R: Earnings: Norway
  • NZ_RINC: R: Earnings: New Zealand
  • PH_RINC: R: Earnings: Philippines
  • PL_RINC: R: Earnings: Poland
  • PT_RINC: R: Earnings: Portugal
  • RU_RINC: R: Earnings: Russia
  • SE_RINC: R: Earnings: Sweden
  • SI_RINC: R: Earnings: Slovenia
  • SK_RINC: R: Earnings: Slovakian Republic
  • TR_RINC: R: Earnings: Turkey
  • TW_RINC: R: Earnings: Taiwan
  • UA_RINC: R: Earnings: Ukraine
  • US_RINC: R: Earnings: United States
  • UY_RINC: R: Earnings: Uruguay
  • VE_RINC: R: Earnings: Venezuela
  • ZA_RINC: R: Earnings: South Africa

Ctry specific: inc

Variables within Ctry specific: inc

  • V1: GESIS Data Archive Study Number
  • V2: GESIS Archive version
  • V18: Q8e Confidence in schools and educational system
  • V19: Q9 Moved from one place to another
  • V20: Q10a Religious leaders should not influence vote
  • V21: Q10b Religious leaders should not influence government
  • V22: Q11a Modern science does more harm than good
  • AT_INC: Family income: Austria
  • AU_INC: Family income: Australia
  • BE_INC: Family income: Belgium
  • CH_INC: Family income: Switzerland
  • CL_INC: Family income: Chile
  • CY_INC: Family income: Cyprus
  • CZ_INC: Family income: Czech Republic
  • DE_INC: Family income: Germany
  • DK_INC: Family income: Denmark
  • DO_INC: Family income: Dominican Republic
  • ES_INC: Family income: Spain
  • FI_INC: Family income: Finland
  • FR_INC: Family income: France
  • GB_INC: Family income: Great Britain
  • HR_INC: Family income: Croatia
  • HU_INC: Family income: Hungary
  • IE_INC: Family income: Ireland
  • IL_INC: Family income: Israel
  • IT_INC: Family income: Italy
  • JP_INC: Family income: Japan
  • KR_INC: Family income: South Korea
  • LV_INC: Family income: Latvia
  • MX_INC: Family income: Mexico
  • NIRL_INC: Family income: Northern Ireland
  • NL_INC: Family income: Netherlands
  • NO_INC: Family income: Norway
  • NZ_INC: Family income: New Zealand
  • PH_INC: Family income: Philippines
  • PL_INC: Family income: Poland
  • PT_INC: Family income: Portugal
  • RU_INC: Family income: Russia
  • SE_INC: Family income: Sweden
  • SI_INC: Family income: Slovenia
  • SK_INC: Family income: Slovakian Republic
  • TR_INC: Family income: Turkey
  • TW_INC: Family income: Taiwan
  • UA_INC: Family income: Ukraine
  • US_INC: Family income: United States
  • UY_INC: Family income: Uruguay
  • VE_INC: Family income: Venezuela
  • ZA_INC: Family income: South Africa

Ctry specific: party

Variables within Ctry specific: party

  • V2: GESIS Archive version
  • V23: Q11b Too much trust in science
  • V24: Q11c Religions bring conflict
  • V25: Q11d Religious people too intolerant
  • V26: Q12 Power of churches and religious organizations
  • V27: Q13a Equal rights for religious groups
  • AT_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Austria
  • AU_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Australia
  • BE_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Belgium
  • CH_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Switzerland
  • CL_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Republic Chile
  • CY_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Cyprus
  • CZ_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Czech Republic
  • DE_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Germany
  • DK_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Denmark
  • DO_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Dominican Republic
  • ES_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Spain
  • FI_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Finland
  • FR_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: France
  • GB_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Great Britain
  • HR_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Croatia
  • HU_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Hungary
  • IE_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Ireland
  • IL_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Israel
  • IT_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Italy
  • JP_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Japan
  • KR_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: South Korea
  • LV_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Latvia
  • MX_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Mexico
  • NIRL_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Northern Ireland
  • NL_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Netherlands
  • NO_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Norway
  • NZ_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: New Zealand
  • PH_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Philippines
  • PL_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Poland
  • PT_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Portugal
  • RU_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Russia
  • SE_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Sweden
  • SI_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Slovenia
  • SK_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Slovakian Republic
  • TR_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Turkey
  • TW_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Taiwan
  • UA_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Ukraine
  • US_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: United States
  • UY_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Uruguay
  • VE_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Venezuela
  • ZA_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: South Africa

Ctry specific: region

Variables within Ctry specific: region

  • V2: GESIS Archive version
  • V3: Respondent Number
  • V27: Q13a Equal rights for religious groups
  • V28: Q13b Respect all religions
  • V29: Q14a Accept person from different religion: Marrying a relative
  • V30: Q14b Accept person from different religion: Candidate of a political party
  • V31: Q15a Religious extremists: Hold public meetings
  • AT_REG: Region: Austria
  • AU_REG: Region: Australia
  • BE_REG: Region: Belgium
  • CH_REG: Region: Switzerland
  • CL_REG: Region: Republic of Chile
  • CY_REG: Region: Cyprus
  • CZ_REG: Region: Czech Republic
  • DE_REG: Region: Germany
  • DK_REG: Region: Denmark
  • DO_REG: Region: Dominican Republic
  • ES_REG: Region: Spain
  • FI_REG: Region: Finland
  • FR_REG: Region: France
  • GB_REG: Region: Great Britain
  • HR_REG: Region: Croatia
  • HU_REG: Region: Hungary
  • IE_REG: Region: Ireland
  • IL_REG: Region: Israel
  • IT_REG: Region: Italy
  • JP_REG: Region: Japan
  • KR_REG: Region: South Korea
  • LV_REG: Region: Latvia
  • MX_REG: Region: Mexico
  • NL_REG: Region: Netherlands
  • NO_REG: Region: Norway
  • NZ_REG: Region: New Zealand
  • PH_REG: Region: Philippines
  • PL_REG: Region: Poland
  • PT_REG: Region: Portugal
  • RU_REG: Region: Russia
  • SE_REG: Region: Sweden
  • SI_REG: Region: Slovenia
  • SK_REG: Region: Slovakian Republic
  • TR_REG: Region: Turkey
  • TW_REG: Region: Taiwan
  • UA_REG: Region: Ukraine
  • US_REG: Region: United States
  • UY_REG: Region: Uruguay
  • VE_REG: Region: Venezuela
  • ZA_REG: Region: South Africa

Ctry specific: size

Variables within Ctry specific: size

  • V3: Respondent Number
  • V31: Q15a Religious extremists: Hold public meetings
  • V32: Q15b Religious extremists: Publish books
  • V33: Q16 Closest to Rs belief about God
  • V34: Q17 Best describes beliefs about God
  • V35: Q18a Belief in life after death
  • AT_SIZE: Size of community: Austria
  • AU_SIZE: Size of community: Australia
  • BE_SIZE: Size of community: Belgium
  • CH_SIZE: Size of community: Switzerland
  • CL_SIZE: Size of community: Republic of Chile
  • CY_SIZE: Size of community: Cyprus
  • CZ_SIZE: Size of community: Czech Republic
  • DE_SIZE: Size of community: Germany
  • DK_SIZE: Size of community: Denmark
  • DO_SIZE: Size of community: Dominican Republic
  • ES_SIZE: Size of community: Spain
  • FI_SIZE: Size of community: Finland
  • FR_SIZE: Size of community: France
  • GB_SIZE: Size of community: Great Britain
  • HR_SIZE: Size of community: Croatia
  • HU_SIZE: Size of community: Hungary
  • IE_SIZE: Size of community: Ireland
  • IL_SIZE: Size of community: Israel
  • IT_SIZE: Size of community: Italy
  • JP_SIZE: Size of community: Japan
  • KR_SIZE: Size of community: South Korea
  • LV_SIZE: Size of community: Latvia
  • MX_SIZE: Size of community: Mexico
  • NL_SIZE: Size of community: Netherlands
  • NO_SIZE: Size of community: Norway
  • NZ_SIZE: Size of community: New Zealand
  • PH_SIZE: Size of community: Philippines
  • PL_SIZE: Size of community: Poland
  • PT_SIZE: Size of community: Portugal
  • RU_SIZE: Size of community: Russia
  • SE_SIZE: Size of community: Sweden
  • SI_SIZE: Size of community: Slovenia
  • SK_SIZE: Size of community: Slovak Republic
  • TR_SIZE: Size of community: Turkey
  • TW_SIZE: Size of community: Taiwan
  • UA_SIZE: Size of community: Ukraine
  • US_SIZE: Size of community: United States
  • UY_SIZE: Size of community: Uruguay
  • VE_SIZE: Size of community: Venezuela
  • ZA_SIZE: Size of community: South Africa

Protocol variables

Variables within Protocol variables

  • V3: Respondent Number
  • V36: Q18b Belief in heaven
  • MODE: Administrative mode of data-collection
  • SUBSCASE: Case substitution flag

Weight

Variables within Weight

  • V3: Respondent Number
  • V36: Q18b Belief in heaven
  • WEIGHT: Weighting factor

Variables


V1: GESIS Data Archive Study Number

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Question: GESIS Data Archive Study number ZA4950 for the ISSP 2008 on &#39;Religion III&#39;.<br/> <br/> Study number of the data set producer and archiving number<br/> <br/> <br/> 4950 GESIS Data Archive Study Number ZA4950<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 4950- 4950

Summary Statistics: Valid 59986 ; Min. 4950 ; Max. 4950

Variable Format: numeric


V2: GESIS Archive version

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Question: VERSION AND RELEASE DATE OF THE ARCHIVE DATA SET<br/> <br/> This variable identifies the GESIS archive version number of this data set and the corresponding release date, recorded as a string.<br/> <br/> The version number is composed of a sequence of three numbers. The major number is incremented when there are changes in the composition of the data set (e.g. additional variables or cases), the minor or second number is incremented when significant errors have been fixed (e.g. coding errors, misleading value labels), and the third or revision number is incremented when minor bugs are fixed (e.g. spelling errors in variable or value labels).<br/> <br/> <br/>

Summary Statistics: Valid 59986

Variable Format: character


V3: Respondent Number

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Question: Respondent Identification Number<br/> <br/> This variable contains the original identification numbers of the respondents. The ID number is only unique within its respective country&#39;s sample (V4). To provide a unique identification across the full integrated file, it is necessary to combine V3 and V4.<br/> <br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 55004700

Summary Statistics: Valid 59986 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 55004700

Variable Format: numeric


V4: Country/Sample (see V5 for codes for whole nation states)

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Question: Country/Sample (see V5 for codes for whole nation states).<br/> <br/> Variable uses the three digit ISO Code for the country and a numeric appendix after the decimal comma to indicate a subsample. If no subsamples exist for a given country, this holds the country&#39;s original ISO Code (see V5).<br/> <br/> IT: For Italy, the sample is divided into two subsamples due to two different dates of fieldwork. This is the flag variable to distinguish the two samples. For detailed information see country specific study description of Italy.<br/> <br/> <br/> 36 AU-Australia<br/> 40 AT-Austria<br/> 124 CA-Canada<br/> 152 CL-Chile<br/> 158 TW-Taiwan<br/> 191 HR-Croatia<br/> 196 CY-Cyprus<br/> 203 CZ-Czech Republic<br/> 208 DK-Denmark<br/> 214 DO-Dominican Republic<br/> 246 FI-Finland<br/> 250 FR-France<br/> 348 HU-Hungary<br/> 372 IE-Ireland<br/> 380 IT-Italy<br/> 392 JP-Japan<br/> 410 KR-South Korea<br/> 428 LV-Latvia<br/> 484 MX-Mexico<br/> 528 NL-Netherlands<br/> 554 NZ-New Zealand<br/> 561 FLA-Flanders (Belgium)<br/> 562 WAL-Wallony (Belgium)<br/> 578 NO-Norway<br/> 608 PH-Philippines<br/> 616 PL-Poland<br/> 620 PT-Portugal<br/> 643 RU-Russia<br/> 703 SK-Slovak Republic<br/> 705 SI-Slovenia<br/> 710 ZA-South Africa<br/> 724 ES-Spain<br/> 752 SE-Sweden<br/> 756 CH-Switzerland<br/> 792 TR-Turkey<br/> 804 UA-Ukraine<br/> 840 US-United States<br/> 858 UY-Uruguay<br/> 862 VE-Venezuela<br/> 2761 DE-W-Germany-West<br/> 2762 DE-E-Germany-East<br/> 3761 IL-Israel, Jews<br/> 3762 IL-Israel, Arabs<br/> 3801 IT-Italy: 2008, first fieldwork<br/> 3802 IT-Italy: 2010, second fieldwork<br/> 8261 GB-Great Britain<br/> 8262 NIRL-Northern Ireland<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 36- 862

Summary Statistics: Valid 59986 ; Min. 36 ; Max. 862

Variable Format: numeric


V5: Country (see V4 for codes for the sample)

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Question: ISO Code of the countries (three digit)<br/> <br/> <br/> 36 AU-Australia<br/> 40 AT-Austria<br/> 56 BE-Belgium<br/> 124 CA-Canada<br/> 152 CL-Chile<br/> 158 TW-Taiwan<br/> 191 HR-Croatia<br/> 196 CY-Cyprus<br/> 203 CZ-Czech Republic<br/> 208 DK-Denmark<br/> 214 DO-Dominican Republic<br/> 246 FI-Finland<br/> 250 FR-France<br/> 276 DE-Germany<br/> 348 HU-Hungary<br/> 372 IE-Ireland<br/> 376 IL-Israel<br/> 380 IT-Italy<br/> 392 JP-Japan<br/> 410 KR-South Korea<br/> 428 LV-Latvia<br/> 484 MX-Mexico<br/> 528 NL-Netherlands<br/> 554 NZ-New Zealand<br/> 578 NO-Norway<br/> 608 PH-Philippines<br/> 616 PL-Poland<br/> 620 PT-Portugal<br/> 643 RU-Russia<br/> 703 SK-Slovak Republic<br/> 705 SI-Slovenia<br/> 710 ZA-South Africa<br/> 724 ES-Spain<br/> 752 SE-Sweden<br/> 756 CH-Switzerland<br/> 792 TR-Turkey<br/> 804 UA-Ukraine<br/> 826 GB-Great Britain and/or United Kingdom<br/> 840 US-United States<br/> 858 UY-Uruguay<br/> 862 VE-Venezuela<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 36- 862

Summary Statistics: Valid 59986 ; Min. 36 ; Max. 862

Variable Format: numeric


V6: Q1 How happy or unhappy

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Question: Q.1<br/> If you were to consider your life in general these days, how happy or unhappy would you say you are, on the whole ...<br/> <br/> 1 Very happy<br/> 2 Fairly happy<br/> 3 Not very happy<br/> 4 Not at all happy<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 58770 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V7: Q2 Sexual relations before marriage

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Question: Q.2<br/> Do you think it is wrong or not wrong if a man and a woman have sexual relations before marriage?<br/> <br/> 1 Always wrong<br/> 2 Almost always wrong<br/> 3 Wrong only sometimes<br/> 4 Not wrong at all<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 57162 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V8: Q3 Sexual relations with someone other than spouse

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Question: Q.3<br/> What about a married person having sexual relations with someone other than his or her husband or wife, is it ...<br/> <br/> 1 Always wrong<br/> 2 Almost always wrong<br/> 3 Wrong only sometimes<br/> 4 Not wrong at all<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 57549 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V9: Q4 Sexual relations between two adults of the same sex

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Question: Q.4<br/> And what about sexual relations between two adults of the same sex, is it ...<br/> <br/> 1 Always wrong<br/> 2 Almost always wrong<br/> 3 Wrong only sometimes<br/> 4 Not wrong at all<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 54149 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V10: Q5a Opinion: Abortion if defect in the baby

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Question: Q.5<br/> Do you personally think it is wrong or not wrong for a woman having an abortion ...<br/> <br/> Q5a If there is a strong chance of serious defect in the baby.<br/> <br/> 1 Always wrong<br/> 2 Almost always wrong<br/> 3 Wrong only sometimes<br/> 4 Not wrong at all<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 55467 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V11: Q5b Opinion: Abortion if family has very low income

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Question: Q.5<br/> Do you personally think it is wrong or not wrong for a woman having an abortion ...<br/> <br/> Q.5b If the family has a very low income and cannot afford any more children.<br/> <br/> 1 Always wrong<br/> 2 Almost always wrong<br/> 3 Wrong only sometimes<br/> 4 Not wrong at all<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 NA<br/> <br/> in Turkey (TR):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 53036 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V12: Q6 Husband earn money, wifes job is family

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Question: Q.6<br/> Do you agree or disagree:<br/> A husband&#39;s job is to earn money; a wife&#39;s job is to look after the home and family.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 59139 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V13: Q7 People can be trusted

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Question: Q.7<br/> Generally speaking, would you say that people can be trusted or that you can&#39;t be too careful in dealing with people?<br/> <br/> 1 People can almost always be trusted<br/> 2 People can usually be trusted<br/> 3 You usually can&#39;t be too careful in dealing with people<br/> 4 You almost always can&#39;t be too careful in dealing with people<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 58631 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V14: Q8a Confidence in parliament

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Question: Q.8<br/> How much confidence do you have in:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.8a [Parliament]<br/> &#60;use national legislature, e.g. U.S. Congress&#62;<br/> <br/> 1 Complete confidence<br/> 2 A great deal of confidence<br/> 3 Some confidence<br/> 4 Very little confidence<br/> 5 No confidence at all<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 57047 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V15: Q8b Confidence in business and industry

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Question: Q.8<br/> How much confidence do you have in:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.8b Business and industry<br/> <br/> 1 Complete confidence<br/> 2 A great deal of confidence<br/> 3 Some confidence<br/> 4 Very little confidence<br/> 5 No confidence at all<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 56113 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V16: Q8c Confidence in churches and religious organizations

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Question: Q.8<br/> How much confidence do you have in:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.8c Churches and religious organizations<br/> <br/> 1 Complete confidence<br/> 2 A great deal of confidence<br/> 3 Some confidence<br/> 4 Very little confidence<br/> 5 No confidence at all<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 57061 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V17: Q8d Confidence in courts and legal system

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Question: Q.8<br/> How much confidence do you have in:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.8d Courts and the legal system<br/> <br/> 1 Complete confidence<br/> 2 A great deal of confidence<br/> 3 Some confidence<br/> 4 Very little confidence<br/> 5 No confidence at all<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 57405 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V18: Q8e Confidence in schools and educational system

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Question: Q.8<br/> How much confidence do you have in:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.8e Schools and the educational system<br/> <br/> 1 Complete confidence<br/> 2 A great deal of confidence<br/> 3 Some confidence<br/> 4 Very little confidence<br/> 5 No confidence at all<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 57657 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V19: Q9 Moved from one place to another

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Question: Q.9<br/> We are interested in the extent to which you have moved from one kind of place to another. Which do you think is most like your experience of life?<br/> <br/> 1 I have lived in different countries<br/> 2 I have lived in different places in the same country<br/> 3 I have lived in different neighborhoods in the same place<br/> 4 I have always lived in the same neighborhood<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 59328 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V20: Q10a Religious leaders should not influence vote

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Question: Q.10<br/> How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.10a Religious leaders should not try to influence how people vote in elections.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 57705 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V21: Q10b Religious leaders should not influence government

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Question: Q.10<br/> How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.10b Religious leaders should not try to influence government decisions.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 56747 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V22: Q11a Modern science does more harm than good

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Question: Q.11<br/> Please consider the following statements and tell me whether you agree or disagree:<br/> <br/> Q.11a Overall, modern science does more harm than good.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 56441 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V23: Q11b Too much trust in science

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Question: Q.11<br/> Please consider the following statements and tell me whether you agree or disagree:<br/> <br/> Q.11b We trust too much in science and not enough in religious faith.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 56388 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V24: Q11c Religions bring conflict

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Question: Q.11<br/> Please consider the following statements and tell me whether you agree or disagree:<br/> <br/> Q.11c Looking around the world, religions bring more conflict than peace.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 56879 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V25: Q11d Religious people too intolerant

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Question: Q.11<br/> Please consider the following statements and tell me whether you agree or disagree:<br/> <br/> Q.11d People with very strong religious beliefs are often too intolerant of others.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 56433 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V26: Q12 Power of churches and religious organizations

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Question: Q.12<br/> Do you think that churches and religious organzations in this country have too much power or too little power?<br/> <br/> 1 Far too much power<br/> 2 Too much power<br/> 3 About the right amount of power<br/> 4 Too little power<br/> 5 Far too little power<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 53033 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V27: Q13a Equal rights for religious groups

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Question: Q.13<br/> How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements?<br/> <br/> Q.13a All religious groups in [country] should have equal rights.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 56900 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V28: Q13b Respect all religions

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Question: Q.13<br/> How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements?<br/> <br/> Q.13b We must respect all religions.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 58179 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V29: Q14a Accept person from different religion: Marrying a relative

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Question: Q.14<br/> People have different religions and different religious views. Would you accept a person from a different religion or with a different religious view from yours ...<br/> <br/> Q.14a Marrying a relative of yours?<br/> <br/> 1 Definitely accept<br/> 2 Probably accept<br/> 3 Probably not accept<br/> 4 Definitely not accept<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 56050 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V30: Q14b Accept person from different religion: Candidate of a political party

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Question: Q.14<br/> People have different religions and different religious views. Would you accept a person from a different religion or with a different religious view from yours ...<br/> <br/> Q.14b Being a candidate of the political party you prefer?<br/> <br/> 1 Definitely accept<br/> 2 Probably accept<br/> 3 Probably not accept<br/> 4 Definitely not accept<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 54031 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V31: Q15a Religious extremists: Hold public meetings

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Question: Q.15<br/> There are some people whose views are considered extreme by the majority. Consider religious extremists, that is people who believe that their religion is the only true faith and all other religions should be considered as enemies. Do you think such people should be allowed to ...<br/> (PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)<br/> <br/> Q.15a Hold public meetings to express their views?<br/> <br/> 1 Definitely<br/> 2 Probably<br/> 3 Probably not<br/> 4 Definitely not<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 55414 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V32: Q15b Religious extremists: Publish books

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Question: Q.15<br/> There are some people whose views are considered extreme by the majority. Consider religious extremists, that is people who believe that their religion is the only true faith and all other religions should be considered as enemies. Do you think such people should be allowed to ...<br/> (PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)<br/> <br/> Q.15b Publish books expressing their views?<br/> <br/> 1 Definitely<br/> 2 Probably<br/> 3 Probably not<br/> 4 Definitely not<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 55132 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V33: Q16 Closest to Rs belief about God

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Question: Q.16<br/> Please indicate which statement below comes closest to expressing what you believe about God.<br/> <br/> 1 I don&#39;t believe in God<br/> 2 I don&#39;t know whether there is a God and I don&#39;t believe there is any way to find out<br/> 3 I don&#39;t believe in a personal God, but I do believe in a Higher Power of some kind<br/> 4 I find myself believing in God some of the time, but not at others<br/> 5 While I have doubts, I feel that I do believe in God<br/> 6 I know God really exists and I have no doubts about it<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 59209 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


V34: Q17 Best describes beliefs about God

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Question: Q.17<br/> Which best describes your beliefs about God?<br/> <br/> 1 I don&#39;t believe in God now and I never have<br/> 2 I don&#39;t believe in God now, but I used to<br/> 3 I believe in God now, but I didn&#39;t use to<br/> 4 I believe in God now and I always have<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> in Austria (AT):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 51278 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V35: Q18a Belief in life after death

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Question: Q.18<br/> Do you believe in:<br/> <br/> Q.18a Life after death?<br/> <br/> 1 Yes, definitely<br/> 2 Yes, probably<br/> 3 No, probably not<br/> 4 No, definitely not<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 54167 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V36: Q18b Belief in heaven

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Question: Q.18<br/> Do you believe in:<br/> <br/> Q.18b Heaven?<br/> <br/> 1 Yes, definitely<br/> 2 Yes, probably<br/> 3 No, probably not<br/> 4 No, definitely not<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 54128 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V37: Q18c Belief in hell

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Question: Q.18<br/> Do you believe in:<br/> <br/> Q.18c Hell?<br/> <br/> 1 Yes, definitely<br/> 2 Yes, probably<br/> 3 No, probably not<br/> 4 No, definitely not<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 53707 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V38: Q18d Belief in religious miracles

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Question: Q.18<br/> Do you believe in:<br/> <br/> Q.18d Religious miracles?<br/> <br/> <br/> in Germany (DE):<br/> Do you believe in miracles?<br/> <br/> 1 Yes, definitely<br/> 2 Yes, probably<br/> 3 No, probably not<br/> 4 No, definitely not<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 54676 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V39: Q18e Belief in reincarnation

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Question: Q.18<br/> Do you believe in:<br/> <br/> Q.18e Reincarnation - being reborn in this world again and again?<br/> <br/> 1 Yes, definitely<br/> 2 Yes, probably<br/> 3 No, probably not<br/> 4 No, definitely not<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 52383 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V40: Q18f Belief in Nirvana

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Question: Q.18<br/> Do you believe in:<br/> <br/> Q.18f Nirvana?<br/> <br/> 1 Yes, definitely<br/> 2 Yes, probably<br/> 3 No, probably not<br/> 4 No, definitely not<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> in South Africa (ZA):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 39235 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V41: Q18g Belief in supernatural powers of deceased ancestors

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Question: Q.18<br/> Do you believe in:<br/> <br/> Q.18g The supernatural power of deceased ancestors?<br/> <br/> 1 Yes, definitely<br/> 2 Yes, probably<br/> 3 No, probably not<br/> 4 No, definitely not<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 52157 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


V42: Q19a God concerns Himself with human beings

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Question: Q.19<br/> Do you agree or disagree with the following:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.19a There is a God who concerns Himself with every human being personally.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 55595 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V43: Q19b People can do little to change life

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Question: Q.19<br/> Do you agree or disagree with the following:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.19b There is little that people can do to change the course of their lives.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 57431 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V44: Q19c Life meaningful because God exists

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Question: Q.19<br/> Do you agree or disagree with the following:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.19c To me, life is meaningful only because God exists.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 56678 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V45: Q19d Life does not serve any purpose

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Question: Q.19<br/> Do you agree or disagree with the following:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.19d In my opinion, life does not serve any purpose.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 56813 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V46: Q19e Life meaningful, provide meaning yourself

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Question: Q.19<br/> Do you agree or disagree with the following:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.19e Life is only meaningful if you provide the meaning yourself.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 57273 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V47: Q19f Own way of connecting with God

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Question: Q.19<br/> Do you agree or disagree with the following:<br/> (PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER)<br/> <br/> Q.19f I have my own way of connecting with God without churches or religious services.<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 55209 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


V48: Q20a Mothers religion

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Question: Q.20a<br/> What was your mother&#39;s religious preference when you were a child? Was it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion, or no religion?<br/> (IF PROTESTANT)<br/> What specific denomination was that?<br/> <br/> &#60;List in Q.20-Q.23 may be modified to include all major religions in each country.<br/> It is strongly recommended that the item on respondents religion in the demographics use response categories fully compatible with those below.&#62;<br/> <br/> 0 No religion<br/> 100 Roman Catholic<br/> 110 Greek Catholic<br/> 200 Protestant<br/> 210 Anglican, Church of England, Episcopal<br/> 220 Baptists<br/> 230 Congregationalists<br/> 240 European Free Church (Anabaptists)<br/> 241 Mennonite<br/> 250 Lutheran, evangelical church<br/> 260 Methodist<br/> 270 Pentecostal<br/> 271 Full Gospel Church of God<br/> 272 Apostolic Faith Mission<br/> 273 Intern Pentecostal Holiness<br/> 274 St Johnes Apostolic Faith Mission<br/> 275 Nazareth Baptist Church<br/> 276 Zion Christian Church<br/> 280 Presbyterian, Church of Scotland<br/> 281 Free Presbytarian<br/> 282 Jehovas Witnesses<br/> 283 Church of Christ<br/> 284 New Apostolic<br/> 285 LDS Church, Apostle Twelve<br/> 286 Church of God a Saints of Christ<br/> 287 Church of God<br/> 290 Other Protestants (no specific denomination)<br/> 291 Brethren<br/> 292 Mormon<br/> 293 Salvation Army<br/> 294 Assemblies of God<br/> 295 Seventh Day Adventists<br/> 296 Hussites<br/> 297 Unitarians<br/> 299 United Church of Christ<br/> 300 (Eastern) Orthodox<br/> 310 Greek Orthodox<br/> 320 Russian Orthodox<br/> 390 Orthodox (no spec. mentioned)<br/> 400 Other Christian Groups<br/> 402 Born Again<br/> 403 Alliance<br/> 407 Christians<br/> 408 Espiritista<br/> 413 Bible Christian<br/> 417 Jesus is Alive<br/> 490 Unspecified Christian Groups<br/> 500 Jewish<br/> 510 Orthodox Jewish<br/> 520 Conservative Jewish<br/> 530 Reformist Jewish<br/> 590 Jewish Religion general<br/> 600 Islam<br/> 610 Kharijism<br/> 620 Mutazilism<br/> 630 Sunni<br/> 640 Shiism<br/> 650 Ismailis<br/> 660 Other Muslim Religions<br/> 670 Druse<br/> 690 Muslim,Mohammedan,Islam<br/> 700 Buddhists<br/> 701 Specific Buddhist Groups<br/> 790 Buddhism general<br/> 800 Hinduism<br/> 810 Specific Groups<br/> 820 Sikhism<br/> 890 Hinduism general<br/> 900 Other Asian Religion<br/> 901 Shintoism<br/> 902 Taoism<br/> 903 Confucianism<br/> 950 Other East Asian Religion<br/> 960 Other Religions<br/> 970 Other non-Christian Religions<br/> 997 NAP, mother not present, no mother<br/> 998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999 No answer<br/> <br/> in Australia (AU):<br/> 297 Uniting Church<br/> <br/> in Latvia (LV):<br/> 325 Old Believers<br/> <br/> in New Zealand (NZ):<br/> 961 Ratana<br/> <br/> in Philippines (PH):<br/> 401 Aglipayan<br/> 404 Dating Daan<br/> 406 Jesus is Lord<br/> 409 Iglesia ni Christo<br/> 410 Phil Independent Church<br/> 411 Iglesia Filipina Ind<br/> <br/> in South Africa (ZA):<br/> 276 Independent African Church<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / NL: This variable is based on the compressed categorical scheme used in Q.20b, supplemented by open answers to other religious or non-religious denominations.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 970

Range of Invalid Data Values: 998- 997

Summary Statistics: Valid 58119 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 970

Variable Format: numeric


V49: Q20b Mothers religion: religgrp (derived from Q20)

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Question: Q.20b<br/> Mothers religion: compressed groups of religions<br/> <br/> &#60;It is strongly recommended that the item on respondents religion in the demographics use response categories fully compatible with those below.&#62;<br/> <br/> 0 NAP, mother not present, no mother<br/> 1 No religion<br/> 2 Roman Catholic<br/> 3 Protestant<br/> 4 Christian Orthodox<br/> 5 Jewish<br/> 6 Islam<br/> 7 Buddhism<br/> 8 Hinduism<br/> 9 Other Christian Religions<br/> 10 Other Eastern, other Asian Religions<br/> 11 Other Religions<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Derivation:<br/> This variable is derived from Q.20a (detailed religious denominations).<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / NL: Question of Q.20a directly asked. For detailed information see original questionnaire of the Netherlands.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 11

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 58159 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 11

Variable Format: numeric


V50: Q21a Fathers religion

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Question: Q.21a<br/> What was your father&#39;s religious preference when you were a child? Was it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion, or no religion?<br/> (IF PROTESTANT)<br/> What specific denomination was that?<br/> <br/> &#60;List in Q.20-Q.23 may be modified to include all major religions in each country.<br/> It is strongly recommended that the item on respondents religion in the demographics use response categories fully compatible with those below.&#62;<br/> <br/> 0 No religion<br/> 100 Roman Catholic<br/> 110 Greek Catholic<br/> 200 Protestant<br/> 210 Anglican, Church of England, Episcopal<br/> 220 Baptists<br/> 230 Congregationalists<br/> 240 European Free Church (Anabaptists)<br/> 241 Mennonite<br/> 250 Lutheran, evangelical church<br/> 260 Methodist<br/> 270 Pentecostal<br/> 271 Full Gospel Church of God<br/> 272 Apostolic Faith Mission<br/> 273 Intern Pentecostal Holiness<br/> 274 St Johnes Apostolic Faith Mission<br/> 275 Nazareth Baptist Church<br/> 276 Zion Christian Church<br/> 280 Presbyterian, Church of Scotland<br/> 281 Free Presbytarian<br/> 282 Jehovas Witnesses<br/> 283 Church of Christ<br/> 284 New Apostolic<br/> 285 LDS Church, Apostle Twelve<br/> 286 Church of God a Saints of Christ<br/> 287 Church of God<br/> 290 Other Protestants (no specific denomination)<br/> 291 Brethren<br/> 292 Mormon<br/> 293 Salvation Army<br/> 294 Assemblies of God<br/> 295 Seventh Day Adventists<br/> 296 Hussites<br/> 297 Unitarians<br/> 299 United Church of Christ<br/> 300 (Eastern) Orthodox<br/> 310 Greek Orthodox<br/> 320 Russian Orthodox<br/> 390 Orthodox (no spec. mentioned)<br/> 400 Other Christian Groups<br/> 402 Born Again<br/> 403 Alliance<br/> 407 Christians<br/> 408 Espiritista<br/> 413 Bible Christian<br/> 417 Jesus is Alive<br/> 490 Unspecified Christian Groups<br/> 500 Jewish<br/> 510 Orthodox Jewish<br/> 520 Conservative Jewish<br/> 530 Reformist Jewish<br/> 590 Jewish Religion general<br/> 600 Islam<br/> 610 Kharijism<br/> 620 Mutazilism<br/> 630 Sunni<br/> 640 Shiism<br/> 650 Ismailis<br/> 660 Other Muslim Religions<br/> 670 Druse<br/> 690 Muslim,Mohammedan,Islam<br/> 700 Buddhists<br/> 701 Specific Buddhist Groups<br/> 790 Buddhism general<br/> 800 Hinduism<br/> 810 Specific Groups<br/> 820 Sikhism<br/> 890 Hinduism general<br/> 900 Other Asian Religion<br/> 901 Shintoism<br/> 902 Taoism<br/> 903 Confucianism<br/> 950 Other East Asian Religion<br/> 960 Other Religions<br/> 970 Other non-Christian Religions<br/> 997 NAP, father not present, no father<br/> 998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999 No answer<br/> <br/> in Australia (AU):<br/> 297 Uniting church<br/> <br/> in Latvia (LV):<br/> 325 Old Believers<br/> <br/> in Netherlands (NL):<br/> 971 Spiritual philosophy of life, anthroposophy<br/> <br/> in New Zealand (NZ):<br/> 961 Ratana<br/> <br/> in Philippines (PH):<br/> 401 Aglipayan<br/> 404 Dating Daan<br/> 406 Jesus is Lord<br/> 409 Iglesia ni Christo<br/> 410 Phil Independent Church<br/> 411 Iglesia Filipina Ind<br/> <br/> in South Africa (ZA):<br/> 276 African Independent Church<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / NL: This variable is based on the compressed categorical scheme used in Q.21b, supplemented by open answers to other religious or non-religious denominations.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 971

Range of Invalid Data Values: 998- 997

Summary Statistics: Valid 56682 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 971

Variable Format: numeric


V51: Q21b Fathers religion: religgrp (derived from Q21)

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Question: Q.21b<br/> Fathers religion: compressed groups of religion<br/> <br/> &#60;It is strongly recommended that the item on respondent&#39;s religion in the demographics use response categories fully compatible with those below.&#62;<br/> <br/> 0 NAP, father not present, no father<br/> 1 No religion<br/> 2 Roman Catholic<br/> 3 Protestant<br/> 4 Christian Orthodox<br/> 5 Jewish<br/> 6 Islam<br/> 7 Buddhism<br/> 8 Hinduism<br/> 9 Other Christian Religions<br/> 10 Other Eastern, other Asian Religions<br/> 11 Other Religions<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Derivation:<br/> This variable is derived from Q.21a (detailed religious denominations).<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / NL: Question of Q.21a directly asked. For detailed information see original questionnaire of the Netherlands.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 11

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 56724 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 11

Variable Format: numeric


V52: Q22a Religion respondent raised in

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Question: Q.22a<br/> What religion, if any, were you raised in? Was it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion, or no religion?<br/> (IF PROTESTANT)<br/> What specific denomination was that?<br/> <br/> &#60;List in Q.20-Q.23 may be modified to include all major religions in each country.<br/> It is strongly recommended that the item on respondents religion in the demographics use response categories fully compatible with those below.&#62;<br/> <br/> 0 No religion<br/> 100 Roman Catholic<br/> 110 Greek Catholic<br/> 200 Protestant<br/> 210 Anglican, Church of England, Episcopal<br/> 220 Baptists<br/> 230 Congregationalists<br/> 240 European Free Church (Anabaptists)<br/> 241 Mennonite<br/> 250 Lutheran, evangelical church<br/> 260 Methodist<br/> 270 Pentecostal<br/> 271 Full Gospel Church of God<br/> 272 Apostolic Faith Mission<br/> 273 Intern Pentecostal Holiness<br/> 274 St Johnes Apostolic Faith Mission<br/> 275 Nazareth Baptist Church<br/> 276 Zion Christian Church<br/> 280 Presbyterian, Church of Scotland<br/> 281 Free Presbytarian<br/> 282 Jehovas Witnesses<br/> 283 Church of Christ<br/> 284 New Apostolic<br/> 285 LDS Church, Apostle Twelve<br/> 286 Church of God a Saints of Christ<br/> 287 Church of God<br/> 290 Other Protestants (no specific denomination)<br/> 291 Brethren<br/> 292 Mormon<br/> 293 Salvation Army<br/> 294 Assemblies of God<br/> 295 Seventh Day Adventists<br/> 296 Hussites<br/> 297 Unitarians<br/> 298 United Church Canada<br/> 299 United Church of Christ<br/> 300 (Eastern) Orthodox<br/> 310 Greek Orthodox<br/> 320 Russian Orthodox<br/> 390 Orthodox (no spec. mentioned)<br/> 400 Other Christian Groups<br/> 402 Born Again<br/> 403 Alliance<br/> 407 Christians<br/> 408 Espiritista<br/> 413 Bible Christian<br/> 417 Jesus is Alive<br/> 490 Unspecified Christian Groups<br/> 500 Jewish<br/> 510 Orthodox Jewish<br/> 520 Conservative Jewish<br/> 530 Reformist Jewish<br/> 590 Jewish Religion general<br/> 600 Islam<br/> 610 Kharijism<br/> 620 Mutazilism<br/> 630 Sunni<br/> 640 Shiism<br/> 650 Ismailis<br/> 660 Other Muslim Religions<br/> 670 Druse<br/> 690 Muslim,Mohammedan,Islam<br/> 700 Buddhists<br/> 701 Specific Buddhist Groups<br/> 790 Buddhism general<br/> 800 Hinduism<br/> 810 Specific Groups<br/> 820 Sikhism<br/> 890 Hinduism general<br/> 900 Other Asian Religion<br/> 901 Shintoism<br/> 902 Taoism<br/> 903 Confucianism<br/> 950 Other East Asian Religion<br/> 960 Other Religions<br/> 970 Other non-Christian Religions<br/> 998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999 No answer<br/> <br/> in Australia (AU):<br/> 297 Uniting church<br/> <br/> in Latvia (LV):<br/> 325 Old Believers<br/> <br/> in Netherlands (NL):<br/> 971 Spiritual philosophy of life, anthroposophy<br/> <br/> in New Zealand (NZ):<br/> 961 Ratana<br/> <br/> in Philippines (PH):<br/> 401 Aglipayan<br/> 404 Dating Daan<br/> 406 Jesus is Lord<br/> 409 Iglesia ni Christo<br/> 410 Phil Independent Church<br/> 411 Iglesia Filipina Ind<br/> <br/> in South Africa (ZA):<br/> 276 Independent African Church<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / NL: This variable is based on the compressed categorical scheme used in Q.22b, supplemented by open answers to other religious or non-religious denominations.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 971

Range of Invalid Data Values: 998999

Summary Statistics: Valid 58869 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 971

Variable Format: numeric


V53: Q22b Religion respondent raised in: religgrp (derived from Q22)

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Question: Q.22b<br/> Religion respondent raised in: compressed groups of religions<br/> <br/> &#60;It is strongly recommended that the item on respondent&#39;s religion in the demographics use response categories fully compatible with those below.&#62;<br/> <br/> 1 No religion<br/> 2 Roman Catholic<br/> 3 Protestant<br/> 4 Christian Orthodox<br/> 5 Jewish<br/> 6 Islam<br/> 7 Buddhism<br/> 8 Hinduism<br/> 9 Other Christian Religions<br/> 10 Other Eastern, other Asian Religions<br/> 11 Other Religions<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Derivation:<br/> This variable is derived from Q.22a (detailed religious denominations).<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / NL: Question of Q.22a directly asked. For detailed information see original questionnaire of the Netherlands.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 11

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9899

Summary Statistics: Valid 58925 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 11

Variable Format: numeric


V54: Q23a Spouse religion

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Question: Q.23a<br/> IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY MARRIED OR LIVING AS MARRIED, ANSWER Q.23 / IF YOU ARE NOT CURRENTLY MARRIED OR LIVING AS MARRIED, GO TO Q.24<br/> What is your husband&#39;s/wife&#39;s religious preference? Is it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion, or no religion?<br/> (IF PROTESTANT)<br/> What specific denomination is that?<br/> <br/> &#60;List in Q.20-Q.23 may be modified to include all major religions in each country.<br/> It is strongly recommended that the item on respondents religion in the demographics use response categories fully compatible with those below.&#62;<br/> <br/> 0 No religion<br/> 100 Roman Catholic<br/> 110 Greek Catholic<br/> 200 Protestant<br/> 210 Anglican, Church of England, Episcopal<br/> 220 Baptists<br/> 230 Congregationalists<br/> 240 European Free Church (Anabaptists)<br/> 241 Mennonite<br/> 250 Lutheran, evangelical church<br/> 260 Methodist<br/> 270 Pentecostal<br/> 271 Full Gospel Church of God<br/> 272 Apostolic Faith Mission<br/> 273 Intern Pentecostal Holiness<br/> 274 St Johnes Apostolic Faith Mission<br/> 275 Nazareth Baptist Church<br/> 276 Zion Christian Church<br/> 280 Presbyterian,Church of Scotland<br/> 281 Free Presbytarian<br/> 282 Jehovas Witnesses<br/> 283 Church of Christ<br/> 284 New Apostolic<br/> 285 LDS Church, Apostle Twelve<br/> 286 Church of God a Saints of Christ<br/> 287 Church of God<br/> 290 Other Protestants (no specific denomination)<br/> 291 Brethren<br/> 292 Mormon<br/> 293 Salvation Army<br/> 294 Assemblies of God<br/> 295 Seventh Day Adventists<br/> 296 Hussites<br/> 297 Unitarians<br/> 299 United Church of Christ<br/> 300 (Eastern) Orthodox<br/> 310 Greek Orthodox<br/> 320 Russian Orthodox<br/> 390 Orthodox (no spec. mentioned)<br/> 400 Other Christian Groups<br/> 402 Born Again<br/> 403 Alliance<br/> 407 Christians<br/> 408 Espiritista<br/> 413 Bible Christian<br/> 417 Jesus is Alive<br/> 490 Unspecified Christian Groups<br/> 500 Jewish<br/> 510 Orthodox Jewish<br/> 520 Conservative Jewish<br/> 530 Reformist Jewish<br/> 590 Jewish Religion general<br/> 600 Islam<br/> 610 Kharijism<br/> 620 Mutazilism<br/> 630 Sunni<br/> 640 Shiism<br/> 650 Ismailis<br/> 660 Other Muslim Religions<br/> 670 Druse<br/> 690 Muslim,Mohammedan,Islam<br/> 700 Buddhists<br/> 701 Specific Buddhist Groups<br/> 790 Buddhism general<br/> 800 Hinduism<br/> 810 Specific Groups<br/> 820 Sikhism<br/> 890 Hinduism general<br/> 900 Other Asian Religion<br/> 901 Shintoism<br/> 902 Taoism<br/> 903 Confucianism<br/> 950 Other East Asian Religion<br/> 960 Other Religions<br/> 970 Other non-Christian Religions<br/> 997 Not applicable, no spouse/ partner<br/> 998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999 No answer<br/> <br/> in Australia (AU):<br/> 297 Uniting church<br/> <br/> in Latvia (LV):<br/> 325 Old Believers<br/> <br/> in Netherlands (NL):<br/> 971 Spiritual philosophy of life, anthroposophy<br/> <br/> in New Zealand (NZ):<br/> 961 Ratana<br/> <br/> in Philippines (PH):<br/> 401 Aglipayan<br/> 404 Dating Daan<br/> 406 Jesus is Lord<br/> 409 Iglesia ni Christo<br/> 410 Phil Independent Church<br/> 411 Iglesia Filipina Ind<br/> <br/> in South Africa (ZA):<br/> 276 Independent African Church<br/> <br/> in AU BE DE DK DO ES HR KR LV MX PL RU TW UA UY VE:<br/> 997 Not applicable, no partner (code 2 in COHAB)<br/> <br/> in IT US:<br/> 997 Not applicable, not married (code 2-5 in MARITAL)<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / NL: This variable is based on the compressed categorical scheme used in Q.23b, supplemented by open answers to other religious or non-religious denominations.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 971

Range of Invalid Data Values: 998- 997

Summary Statistics: Valid 37543 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 971

Variable Format: numeric


V55: Q23b Spouse religion: religgrp (derived from Q23)

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Question: Q.23b<br/> Spouse religion: compressed groups of religion<br/> <br/> &#60;It is strongly recommended that the item on respondents religion in the demographics use response categories fully compatible with those below.&#62;<br/> <br/> 0 Not applicable, no spouse/ partner<br/> 1 No religion<br/> 2 Roman Catholic<br/> 3 Protestant<br/> 4 Christian Orthodox<br/> 5 Jewish<br/> 6 Islam<br/> 7 Buddhism<br/> 8 Hinduism<br/> 9 Other Christian Religions<br/> 10 Other Eastern, other Asian Religions<br/> 11 Other Religions<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Derivation:<br/> This variable is derived from Q.23a (detailed religious denominations).<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / NL: Question of Q.23a directly asked. As original variable is missing, variable recoded by Archive.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 11

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 37571 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 11

Variable Format: numeric


V56: Q24 R child, mother attend church

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Question: Q.24<br/> When you were a child, how often did your mother attend religious services?<br/> <br/> 1 Never<br/> 2 Less than once a year<br/> 3 About once or twice a year<br/> 4 Several times a year<br/> 5 About once a month<br/> 6 2-3 times a month<br/> 7 Nearly every week<br/> 8 Every week<br/> 9 Several times a week<br/> 10 No mother/ mother not present<br/> 98 Can&#39;t say/ can&#39;t remember<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> in Venezuela (VE):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 10

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 54168 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 10

Variable Format: numeric


V57: Q25 R child, father attend church

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Question: Q.25<br/> When you were a child, how often did your father attend religious services?<br/> <br/> 1 Never<br/> 2 Less than once a year<br/> 3 About once or twice a year<br/> 4 Several times a year<br/> 5 About once a month<br/> 6 2-3 times a month<br/> 7 Nearly every week<br/> 8 Every week<br/> 9 Several times a week<br/> 10 No father/ father not present<br/> 98 Can&#39;t say/ can&#39;t remember<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> in Venezuela (VE):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 10

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 53153 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 10

Variable Format: numeric


V58: Q26 R age 11-12, R attend church

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Question: Q.26<br/> And what about when you were around 11 or 12, how often did you attend religious services then?<br/> <br/> &#60;It is strongly recommended that the item on respondent&#39;s church attendance in the demographics use the same response categories as those below.&#62;<br/> <br/> 1 Never<br/> 2 Less than once a year<br/> 3 About once or twice a year<br/> 4 Several times ayear<br/> 5 About once a month<br/> 6 2-3 times a month<br/> 7 Nearly every week<br/> 8 Every week<br/> 9 Several times a week<br/> 98 Can&#39;t say/ can&#39;t remember<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

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Range of Invalid Data Values: 9899

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V59: Q27 How often R pray

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Question: Now thinking about the present ...<br/> <br/> Q.27<br/> About how often do you pray?<br/> <br/> 1 Never<br/> 2 Less than once a year<br/> 3 About once or twice a year<br/> 4 Several times a year<br/> 5 About once a month<br/> 6 2-3 times a month<br/> 7 Nearly every week<br/> 8 Every week<br/> 9 Several times a week<br/> 10 Once a day<br/> 11 Several times a day<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> in DK DO RU TR:<br/> 10 Not asked<br/> 11 Not asked<br/> <br/>

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Range of Invalid Data Values: 9899

Summary Statistics: Valid 58882 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 11

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V60: Q28 Take part in church activities

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Question: Q.28<br/> How often do you take part in the activities or organizations of a church or place of worship other than attending services?<br/> <br/> 1 Never<br/> 2 Less than once a year<br/> 3 About once or twice a year<br/> 4 Several times a year<br/> 5 About once a month<br/> 6 2-3 times a month<br/> 7 Nearly every week<br/> 8 Every week<br/> 9 Several times a week<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> in United States of America (US):<br/> 10 Once a day<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 10

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9899

Summary Statistics: Valid 58677 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 10

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V61: Q29 Shrine, altar in Rs home

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Question: Q.29<br/> For religious reasons do you have in your home a shrine, altar, or a religious object on display such as a [COUNTRY SPECIFIC LIST icon, retablos, mezuzah, menorah, or crucifix]?<br/> <br/> 1 Yes<br/> 2 No<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 59498 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 2

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V62: Q30 Visit holy place

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Question: Q.30<br/> How often do you visit a holy place for religious reasons such as going to [shrine/ temple/ church/ mosque]?<br/> Please do not count attending regular religious services at your usual place of worship, if you have one.<br/> <br/> 1 Never<br/> 2 Less than once a year<br/> 3 About once or twice a year<br/> 4 Several times a year<br/> 5 About once a month or more<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

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V63: Q31 R describes self as religious

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Question: Q.31<br/> Would you describe yourself as ...<br/> <br/> 1 Extremely religious<br/> 2 Very religious<br/> 3 Somewhat religious<br/> 4 Neither religious nor non-religious<br/> 5 Somewhat non-religious<br/> 6 Very non-religious<br/> 7 Extremely non-religious<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 58450 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

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V64: Q32 Best describes R

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Question: Q.32<br/> What best describes you:<br/> <br/> 1 I follow a religion and consider myself to be a spiritual person interested in the sacred or the supernatural.<br/> 2 I follow a religion, but don&#39;t consider myself to be a spiritual person interested in the sacred or the supernatural.<br/> 3 I don&#39;t follow a religion, but consider myself to be a spiritual person interested in the sacred or the supernatural.<br/> 4 I don&#39;t follow a religion and don&#39;t consider myself to be a spiritual person interested in the sacred or the supernatural.<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose, can&#39;t say<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

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V65: Q33 Closest to Rs own views

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Question: Q.33<br/> Which of the following statements comes closest to your own views:<br/> <br/> 1 There is very little truth in any religion.<br/> 2 There are basic truths in many religions.<br/> 3 There is truth only in one religion.<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

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V66: Q34a Religion helps people: Find inner peace

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Question: Q.34<br/> Do you agree or disagree that practicing a religion helps people to ...<br/> <br/> Q.34a Find inner peace and happiness<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> in Croatia (HR):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 55683 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

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V67: Q34b Religion helps people: Make friends

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Question: Q.34<br/> Do you agree or disagree that practicing a religion helps people to ...<br/> <br/> Q.34b Make friends<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> in Croatia (HR):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 54801 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

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V68: Q34c Religion helps people: Gain comfort

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Question: Q.34<br/> Do you agree or disagree that practicing a religion helps people to ...<br/> <br/> Q.34c Gain comfort in times of trouble or sorrow<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> in Croatia (HR):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V69: Q34d Religion helps people: Meet right kind of people

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Question: Q.34<br/> Do you agree or disagree that practicing a religion helps people to ...<br/> <br/> Q.34d Meet the right kind of people<br/> <br/> 1 Strongly agree<br/> 2 Agree<br/> 3 Neither agree nor disagree<br/> 4 Disagree<br/> 5 Strongly disagree<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> in Croatia (HR):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V70: Optional Q1 Born again experience

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Question: Optional_Q.1<br/> Would you say that you have been &#34;born again&#34; or have had a &#34;born again&#34; experience -- that is, a turning point in your life when you committed yourself to Christ?<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Yes<br/> 2 No<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Previously a required item: ZA2150 (V70), ZA3190 (V64)<br/> <br/> CH: variables are included from a special survey, in PAPI mode, which follows the principal survey made in face to face.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 15444 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 2

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V71: Optional Q2 Feelings about Bible

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Question: Optional_Q.2<br/> Which of these statements comes closest to describing your feelings about the Bible?<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 The Bible is the actual word of God and it is to be taken literally, word for word<br/> 2 The Bible is the inspired word of God but not everything should be taken literally, word for word<br/> 3 The Bible is an ancient book of fables, legends, history, and moral precepts recorded by man<br/> 4 This does not apply to me<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Previously a required item: ZA2150 (V39), ZA3190 (V43)<br/> <br/> CH: variables are included from a special survey, in PAPI mode, which follows the principal survey made in face to face.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 21810 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

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V72: Optional Q3 Turning point new commitment to religion

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Question: Optional_Q.3<br/> Has there ever been a turning point in your life when you made a new and personal commitment to religion?<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Yes<br/> 2 No<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Previously a required item: ZA2150 (V49), ZA3190 (V50)<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V73: Optional Q4 Personal sacrifice as expression of faith

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Question: Optional_Q.4<br/> During the last year, did you make some personal sacrifice as an expression of your faith such as by fasting, following a special diet, or giving up some activity during a holy season such as [Lent or Ramadan]?<br/> <br/> &#60;Use examples that are appropriate for religions in your country&#62;<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Yes<br/> 2 No<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> New item<br/> <br/> CH: variables are included from a special survey, in PAPI mode, which follows the principal survey made in face to face.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 18573 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 2

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V74: Optional Q5a Picture of God: Mother - Father

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Question: Optional_Q.5<br/> There are many different ways of picturing God. We&#39;d like to know the kinds of images you are most likely to associate with God.<br/> Below are sets of contrasting images. On a scale of 1-7 where would you place your images of God between the two contrasting images?<br/> The first set of contrasting images shows Mother at 1 on the scale and Father at 7. If you imagine God as a Mother, you would place yourself at 1. If you imagine God as a Father, you would place yourself at 7. If you imagine God as somewhere between Mother and Father, you would place yourself at 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.<br/> Where would you place your image of God on the scale for each set of images?<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.5a Mother - Father<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 1 Mother<br/> 2 2<br/> 3 3<br/> 4 4<br/> 5 5<br/> 6 6<br/> 7 7 Father<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Previously item: ZA2150 (V71), ZA3190 (V65)<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 13486 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

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V75: Optional Q5b Picture of God: Master - Spouse

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Question: Optional_Q.5<br/> There are many different ways of picturing God. We&#39;d like to know the kinds of images you are most likely to associate with God.<br/> Below are sets of contrasting images. On a scale of 1-7 where would you place your images of God between the two contrasting images?<br/> The first set of contrasting images shows Mother at 1 on the scale and Father at 7. If you imagine God as a Mother, you would place yourself at 1. If you imagine God as a Father, you would place yourself at 7. If you imagine God as somewhere between Mother and Father, you would place yourself at 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.<br/> Where would you place your image of God on the scale for each set of images?<br/> <br/> Optional Q.5b Master - Spouse<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 1 Master<br/> 2 2<br/> 3 3<br/> 4 4<br/> 5 5<br/> 6 6<br/> 7 7 Spouse<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Previous item: ZA2150 (V72), ZA3190 (V66)<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 12936 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

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V76: Optional Q5c Picture of God: Judge - Lover

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Question: Optional Q.5<br/> There are many different ways of picturing God. We&#39;d like to know the kinds of images you are most likely to associate with God.<br/> Below are sets of contrasting images. On a scale of 1-7 where would you place your images of God between the two contrasting images?<br/> The first set of contrasting images shows Mother at 1 on the scale and Father at 7. If you imagine God as a Mother, you would place yourself at 1. If you imagine God as a Father, you would place yourself at 7. If you imagine God as somewhere between Mother and Father, you would place yourself at 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.<br/> Where would you place your image of God on the scale for each set of images?<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.5c Judge - Lover<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 1 Judge<br/> 2 2<br/> 3 3<br/> 4 4<br/> 5 5<br/> 6 6<br/> 7 7 Lover<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Previous item: ZA2150 (V73), ZA3190 (V67)<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V77: Optional Q5d Picture of God: Friend - King

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Question: Optional_Q.5<br/> There are many different ways of picturing God. We&#39;d like to know the kinds of images you are most likely to associate with God.<br/> Below are sets of contrasting images. On a scale of 1-7 where would you place your images of God between the two contrasting images?<br/> The first set of contrasting images shows Mother at 1 on the scale and Father at 7. If you imagine God as a Mother, you would place yourself at 1. If you imagine God as a Father, you would place yourself at 7. If you imagine God as somewhere between Mother and Father, you would place yourself at 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.<br/> Where would you place your image of God on the scale for each set of images?<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.5d Friend - King<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 1 Friend<br/> 2 2<br/> 3 3<br/> 4 4<br/> 5 5<br/> 6 6<br/> 7 7 King<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Previous item: ZA2150 (V74), ZA3190 (V68)<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V78: Optional Q6a Good luck charms do bring good luck

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Question: Optional_Q.6<br/> Now please think about something different. Please check one box on each line below to show whether you think each statement is true or false.<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.6a Good luck charms sometimes do bring good luck.<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Definitely true<br/> 2 Probably true<br/> 3 Probably false<br/> 4 Definitely false<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Previous item: ZA2150 (V66), ZA3190 (V69)<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V79: Optional Q6b Fortune tellers can see future

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Question: Optional_Q.6<br/> Now please think about something different. Please check one box on each line below to show whether you think each statement is true or false.<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.6b Some fortune tellers really can foresee the future.<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Definitely true<br/> 2 Probably true<br/> 3 Probably false<br/> 4 Definitely false<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Previous item: ZA2150 (V67), ZA3190 (V70)<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V80: Optional Q6c Faithhealers have God-given healing powers

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Question: Optional_Q.6<br/> Now please think about something different. Please check one box on each line below to show whether you think each statement is true or false.<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.6c Some faithhealers have God-given healing powers.<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Definitely true<br/> 2 Probably true<br/> 3 Probably false<br/> 4 Definitely false<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Previous item: ZA2150 (V68), ZA3190 (V71)<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V81: Optional Q6d Horoscope affect course of future

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Question: Optional_Q.6<br/> Now please think about something different. Please check one box on each line below to show whether you think each statement is true or false.<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.6d A person&#39;s star sign at birth, or horoscope, can affect the course of their future.<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Definitely true<br/> 2 Probably true<br/> 3 Probably false<br/> 4 Definitely false<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Previous item: ZA2150 (V69), ZA3190 (V72)<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

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V82: Optional Q7 Law conflicts with religious principles

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Question: Optional_Q.7<br/> Suppose a law was passed which conflicted with your religious principles and teachings. Would you ...<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Definitely follow the law<br/> 2 Probably follow the law<br/> 3 Probably follow your religious principles<br/> 4 Definitely follow your religious principles<br/> 5 I have no religious principles<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Previous item: ZA3190 (V75)<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V83: Optional Q8a Personal attitude towards Christians

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Question: Optional_Q.8<br/> What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups?<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.8a Christians<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Very positive<br/> 2 Somewhat positive<br/> 3 Neither positive nor negative<br/> 4 Somewhat negative<br/> 5 Very negative<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> New item<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

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V84: Optional Q8b Personal attitude towards Muslims

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Question: Optional_Q.8<br/> What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups?<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.8b Muslims<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Very positive<br/> 2 Somewhat positive<br/> 3 Neither positive nor negative<br/> 4 Somewhat negative<br/> 5 Very negative<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> New item<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V85: Optional Q8c Personal attitude towards Hindus

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Question: Optional_Q.8<br/> What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups?<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.8c Hindus<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Very positive<br/> 2 Somewhat positive<br/> 3 Neither positive nor negative<br/> 4 Somewhat negative<br/> 5 Very negative<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> New item<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V86: Optional Q8d Personal attitude towards Buddhists

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Question: Optional_Q.8<br/> What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups?<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.8d Buddhists<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Very positive<br/> 2 Somewhat positive<br/> 3 Neither positive nor negative<br/> 4 Somewhat negative<br/> 5 Very negative<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> New item<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V87: Optional Q8e Personal attitude towards Jews

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Question: Optional_Q.8<br/> What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups?<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.8e Jews<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Very positive<br/> 2 Somewhat positive<br/> 3 Neither positive nor negative<br/> 4 Somewhat negative<br/> 5 Very negative<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> New item<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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V88: Optional Q8f Personal attitude towards Atheists or non-believers

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Question: Optional_Q.8<br/> What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups?<br/> <br/> Optional_Q.8f Atheists or non-believers<br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 Very positive<br/> 2 Somewhat positive<br/> 3 Neither positive nor negative<br/> 4 Somewhat negative<br/> 5 Very negative<br/> 8 Can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> New item<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

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SEX: R: Sex

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Question: Sex of Respondent<br/> <br/> AT CY HR IL IT PH PT RU SI TW UY VE ZA: Sex of respondent<br/> AU: Firstly, are you ...?<br/> BE-FLA NZ: What is your sex?<br/> CH CL CZ DE DO ES GB LV MX PL SK TR UA US: Sex of respondent (without asking the respondent)<br/> DK FI NO: Are you ...<br/> FR NL: Are you a man or a woman?<br/> HU JP: No documentation.<br/> IE: Are you male or female?<br/> KR: Now I would like to ask about the members of your household. Please include all members who are living in your house and who are temporarily living somewhere else. Answer the following question beginning with yoursef: Is [Person] male or female?<br/> NIRL: Please enter the sex of the named person.<br/> SE: Question not asked, derived.<br/> <br/> <br/> 1 Male<br/> 2 Female<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / DE: Sex taken from ALLBUS 2008 where question was not asked; face-to-face interview; sex coded by interviewer<br/> / JP: Question texts taken from ISSP 2007<br/> / NL: If answer refused, questionnaire scrutinized for possible leads of sex, such as occupations.<br/> / NO: Item non-response replaced by data from the Central Register of Persons<br/> / SE: Question derived from National Register<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

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AGE: R: Age

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Question: Age of Respondent<br/> <br/> AT CY PH ZA: (Actual) age of respondent<br/> AU: When were you born? Just the year will do.<br/> BE-FLA: What&#39;s the year and month of your birth?<br/> CH: May I ask you how old you are? / How old are you?<br/> CL FR PT RU SE UA: How old are you?<br/> CZ DK: What year were/ are you born?<br/> DE: Please tell me what month and year you were born in.<br/> DO: How many years you fulfilled yourself in your last birthday.<br/> ES: How old were you at your last birthday?<br/> FI: Year of birth?<br/> GB NIRL: What was your age last birthday?<br/> HR IL VE: What is your age?<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IE: What is your date of birth?<br/> IT: Respondent&#39;s age in years (anni compiuti).<br/> JP: Year of Birth/ Circle the appropriate figure and indicate your year of birth.<br/> KR: How old is [Person]?<br/> LV: Your age: (Full years)<br/> MX: How old are you? (completed years)<br/> NL NO PL: When were you born?<br/> NZ: Please indicate the year in which you were born.<br/> SI: When were you born? Please, tell us just the year of your birth.<br/> SK: In what year were you born, please?<br/> TR: May I learn your birth date?<br/> TW: When were you born? R.O.C. Year, month<br/> US: What is your date of birth?<br/> UY: In what year were you born?<br/> <br/> <br/> 15 15 years<br/> 98 98 years or more<br/> 99 No answer, refused<br/> <br/> in South Africa (ZA):<br/> 99 No answer, refused, don&#39;t know<br/> <br/> in United States of America (US):<br/> 89 89 years or older<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / AU: Lower age cut-off of the sample was 18 but there are 6 cases outside the scope of the sample (age 17). Age was only estimated using year of birth. Depending on when the respondent&#39;s day and month of birth was and when they completed the survey, they may have been a year younger than calculated.<br/> / DE: Month and year of birth taken from ALLBUS 2008; in order to calculate age, the month of interview was used.<br/> / IE: Age constructed from date of birth as age at November 30 2008.<br/> / IT: &#34;Anni compiuti&#34; means that we ask for age as of the last birthday.<br/> / JP: Question texts taken from ISSP 2007<br/> / NL: In case of refusal was looked for further cues to determine approximate age: year of ending education, year of entering labour force, presence and age of children<br/> / NO: Item non-response replaced by data from Central Register of Persons<br/> / TW: R.O.C year = A.D. year-1911, example: A.D. 2004-1911 = R.O.C year 93<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 15- 98

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99

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MARITAL: R: Marital status

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Question: Marital status<br/> <br/> The aim of this variable is to measure the legal status. Cohabitation outside a formal marriage should be coded separately in variable COHAB.<br/> <br/> AT DO FR: Are you ...?<br/> AU CL JP SK TW ZA: What is your current marital status?<br/> BE-FLA: Are you married, widowed, divorced, separated but still married or single (never married)?<br/> CH: Now, let&#39;s talk about your family. Do you have a spouse/ partner? Do you currently live with your husband (wife)/ your partner? Here is a card with possible family situations. Can you please tell me which letter corresponds best to your actual situation?<br/> CY IL PH: Marital status<br/> CZ: Now we would like to ask about your family. What is your marital status?<br/> DE: What is your marital status? Are you ...?<br/> DK: What is your current legal marital status? Are you ...?<br/> ES IT LV PL PT RU SI VE: What/which is your marital status?<br/> FI: At the moment, are you ...?<br/> GB: Derived variable.<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IE: What is your present legal marital status?<br/> HR MX: Marital status of respondent (legal status)<br/> KR: Is [PERSON] now married, widowed, divorced, separated, cohabiting, or never married?<br/> NIRL: May I ask your marital status?<br/> NL: What is your official marital status?<br/> NO: What is your current legal marital status?<br/> NZ: Which of these categories best describes your current marital status?<br/> SE: Are you married, living together, or single?<br/> TR: May I learn your marital status?<br/> UA: What is your marital (legal) status?<br/> US: Are you currently -- married, widowed, divorced, separated, or have you never been married?<br/> UY: What is your current marital status (legal status)?<br/> <br/> <br/> 1 Married, living with legal spouse<br/> 2 Widowed<br/> 3 Divorced<br/> 4 Separated (married but separated/ not living with legal spouse)<br/> 5 Single, never married<br/> 9 No answer, refused<br/> <br/> in Australia (AU):<br/> 5 Single, never married or in de facto relationship<br/> <br/> in Chile (CL):<br/> 3 Divorced and annulled<br/> <br/> in Dominican Republic (DO):<br/> 5 Single, never married or lived together with a partner/ Living together but not married<br/> <br/> in Finland (FI):<br/> 1 Married or in registered partnership<br/> 5 Never/ Not married (Single and living as married)<br/> <br/> in Great Britain (GB):<br/> 1 Married or in Civil Partnership<br/> <br/> in Italy (IT):<br/> 3 Divorced/ Separated (Subsample 2008)<br/> 4 Not used (Subsample 2008)<br/> <br/> in Northern Ireland (NIRL):<br/> 1 Married and living with husband, wife/ A civil partner in legally-recognised Civil Partnership<br/> <br/> in Norway (NO):<br/> 1 Married or in civil partnership (same sex)<br/> <br/> in Poland (PL):<br/> 5 Never married, living as married<br/> <br/> in South Korea (KR):<br/> 5 Never married/ Cohabiting<br/> <br/> in Sweden (SE):<br/> 4 Not used<br/> 5 Single or living together with partner without being married<br/> <br/> in Switzerland (CH):<br/> 1 Married/ Remarried/ In a civil partnership<br/> 2 Widowed/ Previously in a civil partnership (partner deceased)<br/> 3 Divorced/ Previously in a civil partnerhsip not valid anymore<br/> 4 Separated (but still married)/ Separated (but still in a civil partnership)<br/> 5 Single, never married AND never in a civil partnership<br/> <br/> in Taiwan (TW):<br/> 5 Single and never married/ Cohabited<br/> <br/> in Turkey (TR):<br/> 5 Single/ Engaged<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / AU: In the construction of the marital variable, the category of &#34;Single, never married&#34; includes respondents who may have been previously married but are now living in a de facto relationship.<br/> / CL: Up to 2004 there was no law regulating divorce in Chile. The legal way to end up a marriage was thru a process of annulment (that&#39;s the reason for code 3 in this question).<br/> / GB: This variable is derived from two different status variables (MarStat5 and LegStat) and shows the legal marital status for all respondents who gave it.<br/> / IT: Subsample 2008 taken from Doxa Omnibus (rounds November 3-16, 2008 and November 18-30, 2008). Mistakenly, Doxa did not ask the question also in the format asked, i.e. distinguishing between divorced and separated. Therefore category &#34;4. Separated&#34; is not used; all separated interviewees are in category &#34;3. Divorced&#34;.<br/> / JP: Question texts taken from ISSP 2007<br/> / PL: &#34;Living with partner&#34; was recoded to code 9. No answer, living with partner<br/> / SE: It is not possible to distinguish MARITAL code 4. &#34;Separated&#34; in the Swedish data set.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9

Summary Statistics: Valid 59000 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


COHAB: R: Steady life-partner

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Question: Steady life-partner<br/> <br/> AT: Do you live together with a constant male or female partner?<br/> AU CL NZ ZA: Do you live together with a partner?<br/> BE-FLA: Are you living together with a partner?<br/> CH: Now, let&#39;s talk about your family. Do you have a spouse/ partner? Do you currently live with your husband (wife)/ your partner?<br/> CY: (If Single) Does he/she live with a partner without being married?<br/> CZ: Do you live together with a steady partner?<br/> DE: Do you have a steady partner?<br/> DK: Are you living with a steady life-partner?<br/> DO: Derived variable.<br/> ES: Do you live together with a partner at present time?<br/> FI: Are you at the moment cohabiting with a spouse or steady partner?<br/> FR: If you are not married, do you live maritally today?<br/> GB: Derived variable.<br/> HR: Do you live together (in the same household) with partner?<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IE: Are you presently living with a partner?<br/> IL: Do you live with a permanent partner without marriage?<br/> IT: Do you have/ live with a steady life partner (&#39;Compagno/a&#39;)? What is your marital status?<br/> JP: Are you currently living with any person of the opposite gender?<br/> KR: Derived from &#39;Is [PERSON] now married, widowed, divorced, separated, cohabiting, or never married?&#39;<br/> LV: Do you have a steady life-partner you live together?<br/> MX: (If he/she is not married) Do you live as a couple?<br/> NIRL: May I just check that you are currently living with someone in this household as a couple?<br/> NL: Do you actually live with a partner?<br/> NO UY: Are you currently living with a partner?<br/> PH: Do you have a live-in partner at present or not?<br/> PL: Derived from &#39;What is your marital status?&#39;<br/> PT: You already told me that you were widowed/ divorced/ separated/ single. So, do you live together with a partner?<br/> RU: Do you live with somebody as a husband or a wife but without legal registration?<br/> SE: Derived from &#39;Are you married, living together, or single?&#39;<br/> SK: Have you got a steady partner?<br/> SI: Do you now live with a partner? It doesn’t matter if you are married or not married to him/her.<br/> TR: Despite being legally not married, like having only a religious wedding, do you live together with a partner?<br/> TW: Derived from &#39;What is your current marital status?&#39;<br/> UA: Do you have a steady partner whom you live with?<br/> US: Derived from &#39;Are you currently -- married, widowed, divorced, separated, or have you never been married?&#39; and &#39;What is the (member of the household&#39;s) relationship to the head of the household? and &#39;What is the (member of the household&#39;s) relationship to the spouse of the head of the household?&#39;<br/> VE: (If you&#39;re not married) Do you live with a partner?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP (married and living with legal spouse, Code 1 in MARITAL)<br/> 1 Yes<br/> 2 No<br/> 9 No answer, refused<br/> <br/> in Slovakian Republic (SK):<br/> 1 Yes (Yes, we share a household / Yes, but we do not share a household)<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / DE: &#34;R: Steady life partner&#34; taken from ALLBUS 2008. A steady partner also means a partner one does not live with.<br/> / DO: This variable was created from the MARTITAL STATUS variable (Code 5 &#34;Single&#34; includes subcategory for &#34;Living together but not married&#34;).<br/> / GB: This variable was derived from the original variable MarStat5 (Category &#34;Living as married&#34; = Cohabiting).<br/> / IT: &#34;Compagno/a&#34; refers to both a legal spouse and a steady partner.<br/> / JP: Question texts taken from ISSP 2007<br/> / KR: This variable was derived from the MARITAL STATUS variable (Code 5 &#34;Single, never married&#34; includes subcategory &#34;Cohabiting&#34;).<br/> / PL: This variable was derived from the MARTITAL STATUS variable (Country-specific code 9 includes &#34;No answer&#34; but also &#34;Living with partner&#34;).<br/> / TW: Same question as MARITAL: Additional code &#34;Cohabiting&#34;; that means &#34;Divorced&#34;, &#34;Widowed&#34;, &#34;Separated&#34; and &#34;Single&#34;= &#34;No partner&#34; in COHAB<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 09

Summary Statistics: Valid 26661 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 2

Variable Format: numeric


EDUCYRS: R: Education I: years of schooling

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Question: Education I - Years of schooling<br/> <br/> AT: Derived from AT_DEGR<br/> AU: All up, how many years of education have you completed? (Please include all primary and secondary schooling, and studies you&#39;ve undertaken after high school (i.e. TAFE and university). If your study was part-time, give the number of years of equivalent full-time study). What is the highest level of high school education you have completed?<br/> BE-FLA: Derived from &#39;At this moment you are not in paid work. What is your situation right now?&#39; and &#39;At this moment you are still in school. What kind of education do you follow?&#39; and &#39;How many years of primary education did you complete?&#39; and &#39;How many years of secondary education did you complete?&#39; and &#39;How many years higher education of short or long type or university did you complete?&#39;<br/> CH: (Which is the higher education level you finished?) How many years of full-time studies did you achieve since the first primary year and without counting the possible years of apprenticeship? At what age did you stop full time schooling or full time vocational training?<br/> CL: Without taking into account grade repetitions, how many approved years of study do you have?<br/> CY: Education: How many years in total?<br/> CZ: Can you please count how many years in total you attended school? Include also years of your primary school. Do not include evening schools or extramural study.<br/> DE: Derived from &#39;What general school leaving certificate do you have?&#39; and &#39;What vocational or professional training do you have? Which of the categories on the card apply to you? Please name the appropriate letter(s).&#39; and &#39;Please look through this list and tell me what applies to you. Please name the appropriate letter.&#39;<br/> DK: How many years of full time schooling do you have? Are you still attending a school education? Are you still attending a vocational training or a higher education?<br/> DO: (Do you know how to read and write?) Talking about your education, could you tell me in which of these categories would you say you fit into at this moment? How many years in school have you spent until this day? Are you in school or engaged in some sort of studies? How many years do you have in university?<br/> ES: Have you gone to school or taken any kind of courses? How many years were you at school or taking (official) courses with full-time dedication?<br/> FI: How many years have you gone to school or studied altogether (including possible university studies but excluding work placement)? Please respond even if you are still studying at primary, secondary school or at polytechnic or university.<br/> FR: Derived from &#39;How old were you when you stopped your studies?&#39;<br/> GB: Derived from &#39;How old were you when you completed your continuous fulltime education?&#39;<br/> HR: How many years did you regular schooling last?<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IE: How many years of full-time education did you receive?<br/> IL: Years of schooling<br/> IT - 2008: In total, how many years did you study on a full time basis? Consider all years dedicated to studying from 1st year elementary school until possible graduate or post-graduate courses. (What is your current employment status?)<br/> IT - 2010: Derived from &#39;How old were you when you quitted the education system?&#39; and &#39;What is your current employment status?&#39;<br/> JP: Please indicate the last school you attended or the school you are currently attending. How many years of education did you receive from the time you entered elementary school to the time you graduated or left your final place of education? Do not include any time spent at &#34;cram schools&#34;, higher vocational schools or schools in the miscellaneous category.<br/> KR: Derived from &#39;What is the highest level of school you have attended?&#39; and &#39;Did you graduate from this school, or are you currently attending?&#39; and &#39;In what grade did you drop out?&#39; and &#39;What grade are you in?&#39;<br/> LV: In total, how many years have you studied (at school, vocational school, University, but not including improvement of professional skills or vocational courses)?<br/> MX: Years of schooling (formal school, excluding training for work).<br/> NIRL: Not asked.<br/> NL: How many years of education have you attended after primary school?<br/> NO: How many years of education have you completed, all in all? Count all education, including compulsory schooling.<br/> NZ: Derived from &#39;Which one of these categories best describes the amount of formal education you have had?&#39;<br/> PH: How many years have you attend formal schooling? This does not include vocational training.<br/> PL: Derived from &#39;What is the level of education that you have obtained until now?&#39; and &#39;Are you currently in school or studying at the university?&#39;<br/> PT: I would like to ask you now about your education level. For how many years did you go to school, including the years that you had to repeat and university studies (but not professional training courses or lectures, or training internships)?<br/> RU: How many years have you completed in all educational institutions including primary, secondary and tertiary school but excluding training courses? If you have a regular day course of study now what kind of educational institution is it?<br/> SE: In total, how many years have you been in fulltime education? Count from the low stadium of the comprehensive school!<br/> SI: Duration of your regular schooling?<br/> SK: How long did your educational background last? Please count all years of full time schooling if you did not finish the school. Don’t forget to count basic school. Don’t count evening or distance study. Don’t include time spent on professional training or re-qualification.<br/> TR: What is your education? How many years have you spent in primary, secondary and university education other than professional training?<br/> TW: How many years of formal education do you have?<br/> UA: How many years have you been studying (including studying in secondary school, specialized school, technical secondary school, college, university, but not including training courses, probation etc. - round incomplete years up)?<br/> US: Derived from &#39;What is the highest grade in elementary school or high school that you finished and got credit for?&#39; and &#39;Did you ever get a high school diploma or a GED certificate?&#39; and &#39;Did you ever complete one or more years of college for credit, not including schooling such as business college, technical or vocational school?&#39; and &#39;How many years did you complete?&#39; and &#39;Do you have any college degrees? What degree or degrees?&#39;<br/> UY: How many years of education have you completed? Please do not count years in which you had to repeat courses. Are you currently a student? In what education level?<br/> VE: Derived from &#39;What was the last grade approved?&#39; and &#39;What was the last year approved?&#39; and &#39;What was the last semester approved?&#39; and &#39;Do you currently continue to study?&#39;<br/> ZA: How many years of full time education have you completed?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not available: Northern Ireland<br/> 1 1 year or less<br/> 89 89 years<br/> 95 Still at school<br/> 96 Still at college,university<br/> 97 No formal schooling, no years<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer, refused<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / AT: Compulsory school (9 years), Compulsory school + vocational training (10 years), Vocational middle school (11 years), General higher school (12 years), Vocational higher school (13 years), University (17 years)<br/> / DE: &#34;general school leaving certificate&#34;, &#34;vocational training&#34;, and details of non-employment taken from ALLBUS 2008<br/> / FR: Age Respondent left school minus 6 years.<br/> / GB: Derived by subtracting 5 years from the answer to this question, the school starting age in Britain.<br/> / IE: If respondent did not return to full-time education as an adult calculated years are age when left full-time education minus 5.<br/> / IT - 2008: Some respondents gave their actual age when leaving the education system, eg. 20 y.o., instead of number of years spent in it (eg. 14). These cases have been individually corrected cross-checking their value with those on DEGREE. Pre-primary school is not included.<br/> / IT - 2010: Years of age respondent left school minus 6 years. The highest variable value is 89 for a respondent of 95 years of age who reports that s/he quitted school at 95. This extreme value has not been corrected. Pre-primary school is not included.<br/> / JP: Question texts taken from ISSP 2007<br/> / KR: From the 2006 KGSS, the code &#34;graduate school&#34; in previous years is separated into two different codes, specifying &#34;masters&#34; and &#34;phd&#34; degrees.<br/> / NL: &#34;Basisschool&#34; would refer to various names of primary (and pre primary) education in the past. Whatever its name has been in the past, this type of education has always ended at age 12, i.e. grade 6 in the old system and grade 8 in the new system. The difference is due to the inclusion of pre-primary education in the accounting. However, holding back students in primary school has been common practice, so some will have stayed in &#34;Basisschool&#34; until a later age, including some who have never finished and left at age 14 or 15. For the calculation of EDUCYRS, 6 years were added to the answer of the respondent.<br/> / SE: Usually people enter the school system (the low stadium) at age 6 or 7.<br/> / SK: Codes 95 and 96 are derived from a separate country specific question on current status, which included the information if the respondent was still at school or at university.<br/> / TR: Primary school graduate = Code 5, junior high = Code 8, high school = Code 11, university graduate = Code 15, medical school graduate = Code 17, engineer or architect with MS = Code 16 (engineer or architect with an MS degree literally can be translated as high engineer/ architect; so, high engineer/ architect answers are coded as 16).<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 97

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 57264 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 97

Variable Format: numeric


DEGREE: R: Education II-highest education level

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Question: Education II - Highest education level: Harmonized categories of country specific degree and/ or years of education variable<br/> <br/> AT: Which is the highest educational level you have finished?<br/> AU: What is the highest level of high school education you have completed? What is the highest level of education you have completed since leaving high school?<br/> BE-FLA: What is the highest degree you completed? At this moment you are still in school. What kind of education do you follow?<br/> CH: Which is the higher education level you finished?<br/> CL: Without taking into account grade repetitions, what is your educational level?<br/> CY: What is the highest level of education you completed?<br/> CZ: What is your highest achieved level of education?<br/> DE: What general school leaving certificate do you have? (highest certificate) What vocational or professional training do you have?<br/> DK: What school education do you have? What business training or higher education do you have beyond school education?<br/> DO: Can you tell me, which was the last level of studies you accomplished?<br/> ES: Have you gone to school or ever taken any kind of courses? Which are the highest level studies that you have done (whether you have finished them or not)? Please specify as much as possible, telling me the level (year) you were in, when you finished (or interrupted them), and also the name those studies had then (if different).<br/> FI: What is your education?<br/> FR: What is your education level?<br/> GB: Have you passed any of the examinations on this card? (If yes) Please tell me which sections of the card they are in.<br/> HR: Your highest educational level (school completed regularly or part-time).<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IE: What is the highest level of education that you attained?<br/> IL: Highest education level.<br/> IT: Which is your last degree?<br/> JP: Please indicate the last school you attended or the school you are currently attending.<br/> KR: Derived from EDUCYRS<br/> LV: Your education (highest education level):<br/> MX: Higher school level obtained (finished level).<br/> NIRL: Do you have any of the qualifications, or passed any of the examinations of the types listed on this card, whether you are making use of them or not?<br/> NL: What is your highest completed education? If you are still in education: what is the education in which you are enrolled?<br/> NO: Which general education have you achieved? Which vocational education/training have you achieved? Which tertiary education have you achieved?<br/> NZ: Which of these categories best describes your highest formal qualification?<br/> PH: What is your highest educational attainment?<br/> PL: What is the level of education that you have obtained until now?<br/> PT: Which level of education did you completed? If none of the options presented in the card corresponds to your case, please, provide a detailed description of the level of education you achieved?<br/> RU: What is your highest educational level?<br/> SE: What is your highest level of education at present?<br/> SI: Name last school that you have finished, regularly or irregularly.<br/> SK: What is your highest achieved education level?<br/> TR: Derived from EDUCYRS<br/> TW: What is your highest education level?<br/> UA: What is the highest level of education you have obtained so far?<br/> US: Derived from US_DEGR and EDUCYRS<br/> UY: What is the highest level of education you have achieved? Do not count years in which you had to repeat courses.<br/> VE: What was the last grade, year or semester approved and of what level of education?<br/> ZA: What is the highest level of education you have ever completed?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No formal qualification<br/> 1 Lowest formal qualification<br/> 2 Above lowest qualification (qualifications which are above the lowest qualification, but below the usual entry requirement for universities (intermediary secondary completed))<br/> 3 Higher secondary completed ((usual) entry requirement for universities (the German Abitur, the French Bac, English A-level, etc.))<br/> 4 Above higher secondary level, others (qualifications which are above the higher secondary level, but below a full university degree)<br/> 5 University degree completed, graduate studies<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> in Australia (AU):<br/> 0 Did not complete High school to year 10<br/> 1 Completed High School to year 10<br/> 2 Not used<br/> <br/> in Czech Republic (CZ):<br/> 1 Incomplete primary/ Primary completed<br/> <br/> in Finland (FI):<br/> 0 Still at school (primary, secondary, vocational)<br/> <br/> in Germany (DE):<br/> 0 Still at school/ Left school without certificate<br/> <br/> in Great Britain (GB):<br/> 0 No secondary qualification<br/> 1 Including foreign or other qualification<br/> <br/> in Italy (IT):<br/> 0 No degree/ Primary school without degree<br/> <br/> in Japan (JP):<br/> 1 Including still at school (High school)<br/> 3 Including still at college (Junior college)<br/> <br/> in Latvia (LV):<br/> 0 Primary school not completed (less than 8 forms)<br/> <br/> in Mexiko (MX):<br/> 0 None, still at school<br/> <br/> in Northern Ireland (NIRL):<br/> 0 No secondary qualification<br/> <br/> in Poland (PL):<br/> 0 No formal schooling, incomplete elementary<br/> <br/> in Portugal (PT):<br/> 0 None/ Basic level 1 less than 4 years<br/> <br/> in Russia (RU):<br/> 0 No formal qualification (4 years or less)<br/> <br/> in South Korea (KR):<br/> 0 No formal schooling, old-style education, 1-5 years in school/ Primary incomplete<br/> <br/> in Spain (ES):<br/> 0 No formal schooling/ less than 5 years of formal schooling<br/> <br/> in Taiwan (TW):<br/> 0 None, self-study<br/> <br/> in United States of America (US):<br/> 0 None, less than high school, 1-5 years in school<br/> 1 Less than high school, 6-8 years in school<br/> <br/> in Uruguay (UY):<br/> 0 None, never studied/ Primary school incomplete<br/> <br/> in Venezuela (VE):<br/> 0 No formal qualification, basic 1-8 years, still at school<br/> 1 Compulsory, 9 years<br/> 4 Above higher, still at college<br/> <br/> in CH PH:<br/> 0 No formal education/ Incomplete primary less than 6 years<br/> <br/> in CL CY DO IE FR NL:<br/> 0 None/ Incomplete primary education<br/> <br/> in HR SI:<br/> 0 Primary school not completed<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / DE: &#34;general school leaving certificate&#34; and &#34;vocational training&#34; taken from ALLBUS 2008. Question on vocational training only asked if respondent not still at school.<br/> / JP: Question texts taken from ISSP 2007<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 89

Summary Statistics: Valid 59403 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 5

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AT_DEGR: Country specific education: Austria

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Question: AT_DEGR - Austria: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Which is the highest educational level you have finished?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Primary completed, Hauptschule<br/> 2 Apprenticeship completed<br/> 3 Middle school, vocational<br/> 4 Secondary completed, Matura<br/> 5 Higher professional school, BHS<br/> 6 University completed<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1020 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


AU_DEGR: Country specific education: Australia

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Question: AU_DEGR - Australia: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is the highest level of high school education you have completed?<br/> What is the highest level of education you have completed since leaving high school?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Did not complete High School to year 10<br/> 2 Completed High School to year 10<br/> 3 Completed High School to Year 12<br/> 4 Trade qualification or apprenticeship<br/> 5 Certificate or Diploma (TAFE or business college)<br/> 6 Bachelor Degree (including Honors)<br/> 7 Postgraduate Degree or Postgraduate Diploma<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1648 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


BE_DEGR: Country specific education: Belgium

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Question: BE_DEGR - Belgium/ Flanders: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Card 9 shows a number of diplomas and attestations. You can read through the card. What is the highest degree you completed?<br/> (For those who are still full time student) At this moment you are still in school. What kind of education do you follow? You can use card 7 to answer.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 None<br/> 2 Primary education<br/> 3 Lower general secondary<br/> 4 Lower technical art secondary<br/> 5 Lower vocational secondary<br/> 6 Higher general secondary<br/> 7 Higher technical art secondary<br/> 8 Higher vocational secondary<br/> 9 7th year after higher secondary<br/> 10 Professional, academic bachelor non-university, academic bachelor university<br/> 11 Master non-university or university<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 11

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1263 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 11

Variable Format: numeric


CH_DEGR: Country specific education: Switzerland

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Question: CH_DEGR - Switzerland: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Which is the higher education level you finished?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Incomplete compulsory education<br/> 2 Primary school<br/> 3 Secondary education (first stage)<br/> 4 Elementary vocational training (enterprise and school, 1-2 years)<br/> 5 Apprenticeship (vocational training dual system)<br/> 6 General training school (2-3 years)<br/> 7 Vocational baccalaureate<br/> 8 School preparing for university<br/> 9 Vocational training (second edcuation)<br/> 10 Vocational baccalaureate after vocational training<br/> 11 School for adults preparing for university<br/> 12 Higher vocational training<br/> 13 University of applied science and pedagogical university (Bachelor)<br/> 14 University of applied science and pedagogical university (Master)<br/> 15 University diploma and post-graduate (including technical, Bachelor)<br/> 16 University diploma and post-graduate (including technical, Master)<br/> 17 University doctorate<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 17

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1229 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 17

Variable Format: numeric


CL_DEGR: Country specific education: Rep.o Chile

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Question: CL_DEGR - Republic of Chile: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Without taking into account grade repetitions, what is your educational level?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 None<br/> 2 Incomplete primary<br/> 3 Primary completed<br/> 4 Incomplete secondary<br/> 5 Secondary completed<br/> 6 University incomplete<br/> 7 University completed<br/> 8 Incomplete non-university higher education<br/> 9 Completed non-university higher education<br/> 99 NA<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1473 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


CY_DEGR: Country specific education: Cyprus

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Question: CY_DEGR - Cyprus: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is the highest level of education you completed?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 None<br/> 2 Incomplete primary<br/> 3 Primary completed<br/> 4 Incomplete secondary<br/> 5 Secondary completed<br/> 6 Higher vocational studies<br/> 7 University completed<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1000 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


CZ_DEGR: Country specific education: Czech Republic

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Question: CZ_DEGR - Czech Republic: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is your highest achieved level of education?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Incomplete primary<br/> 2 Primary completed<br/> 3 Lower vocational, no diploma<br/> 4 General secondary, no diploma<br/> 5 Vocational, with diploma<br/> 6 Technical secondary<br/> 7 Academic secondary<br/> 8 Post secondary<br/> 9 Tertiary, bachelor degree<br/> 10 Tertiary, master degree<br/> 11 Post-graduate education<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / Code 3-5: diploma means diploma after school-leaving exam, required for university<br/> / Education system in the Czech Republic, source: Institute for Information on Education (www.uiv.cz)<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 11

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1512 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 11

Variable Format: numeric


DE_DEGR: Country specific education: Germany

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Question: DE_DEGR - Germany: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What general school leaving certificate do you have? (highest certificate)<br/> What vocational or professional training do you have?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Still at school<br/> 2 School left without certificate<br/> 3 Lower secondary, Hauptschule<br/> 4 Middle school, mittlere Reife<br/> 5 Secondary, technical<br/> 6 Higher secondary, Abitur<br/> 7 Special university, Fachhochschule<br/> 8 University<br/> 9 Other qualification<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / &#34;General school leaving certificate&#34; and &#34;vocational training&#34; taken from ALLBUS 2008.<br/> / Question on vocational training only asked if respondent not still at school.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1703 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


DK_DEGR: Country specific education: Denmark

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Question: DK_DEGR - Denmark: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What school education do you have?<br/> What business training or higher education do you have beyond school education?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 7 years primary school or shorter<br/> 2 8 years primary school<br/> 3 9 years primary school<br/> 4 Secondary, 10 years or similar<br/> 5 Gymnasium, general<br/> 6 Gymnasium, technical<br/> 7 Other school education<br/> 8 Basic vocational and apprenticeship (semi-skilled worker education, EFG basis year and apprentice - student or EFG-education)<br/> 9 Other completed vocational education<br/> 10 Short advanced education, less than 3 years<br/> 11 Middlerange advanced, 3-4 years<br/> 12 Further advanced, more than 4 years<br/> 13 Other vocational education<br/> 96 No formal qualification<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1975 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


DO_DEGR: Country specific education: Dominican Republic

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Question: DO_DEGR - Dominican Republic: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Can you tell me, which was the last level of studies you accomplished?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Never assisted formal education<br/> 2 Incomplete Primary level<br/> 3 Primary education (8th grade)<br/> 4 Incomplete High School<br/> 5 High School Degree (12th grade)<br/> 6 Incomplete Technical Degree<br/> 7 Technical Degree<br/> 8 Incomplete University (less than 3 years)<br/> 9 University Degree, Master or Doctoral Degree<br/> 10 Post-graduate<br/> 11 Graduate studies<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 11

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2086 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 11

Variable Format: numeric


ES_DEGR: Country specific education: Spain

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Question: ES_DEGR - Spain: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Have you gone to school or ever taken any kind of courses? Which are the highest level studies that you have done (whether you have finished them or not)? Please specify as much as possible, telling me the level (year) you were in, when you finished (or interrupted them), and also the name those studies had then (if different): (example: 3 years of Primary, Primary, first year of Junior High, Vocational Qualification, last year of High School, 4th year of former Primary Education, College degree, PhD, first level of Vocational training, etc).<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 No formal schooling<br/> 2 Less than 5 years of formal schooling<br/> 3 Primary School<br/> 4 Low secondary school (Junior High)<br/> 5 Vocational training (medium level), low secondary school<br/> 6 High secondary (High School)<br/> 7 Vocational training (high level), high secondary<br/> 8 Technical architecture, technical engineering (three years technical schools)<br/> 9 Three years completed of any non-technical University career<br/> 10 Architecture and engineering (technical schools longer than 5 years)<br/> 11 College degree<br/> 12 Official graduate studies (PhD, Master, medical specialization)<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / Code 07 &#34;Vocational Training, high level&#34;, is a degree that gives access only to certain University careers and (University) degrees. Codes 08 and 09 are University degrees, but only 3 years University degree, which is less qualification than a 5 year University degree. For the time being, in Spain, most careers are 5 years, although a few are 4 years, and some are more than 5.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2352 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 12

Variable Format: numeric


FI_DEGR: Country specific education: Finland

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Question: FI_DEGR - Finland: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is your education?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Still at school (primary or secondary, vocational school/course/institute)<br/> 2 Primary education<br/> 3 Primary and lower secondary education<br/> 4 Vocational school or course<br/> 5 General upper secondary education or certificate<br/> 6 Vocational post-secondary non-tertiary education<br/> 7 Polytechnics<br/> 8 University, lower academic degree (BA)<br/> 9 University, higher academic degree (MA)<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1108 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


FR_DEGR: Country specific education: France

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Question: FR_DEGR - France: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is your education level?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 None<br/> 2 Primary incomplete<br/> 3 Primary completed<br/> 4 General secondary level 1<br/> 5 Vocational secondary level 1<br/> 6 Vocational secondary level 2<br/> 7 Incomplete general secondary level 2<br/> 8 General secondary level 2<br/> 9 College<br/> 10 University<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 10

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 2436 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 10

Variable Format: numeric


GB_DEGR: Country specific education: Britain

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Question: GB_DEGR - Great Britain: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Respondents highest educational qualification derived from:<br/> Have you passed any of the examinations on this card? (If yes) Please tell me which sections of the card they are in.<br/> And have you passed any of the exams or got any of the qualifications on this card?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 No secondary qualifications<br/> 2 CSE, GCSE or equivalent<br/> 3 O-level or equivalent<br/> 4 A-level or equivalent<br/> 5 Higher below degree level<br/> 6 Degree, university or CNAA or diploma<br/> 7 Foreign or other<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1804 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


HR_DEGR: Country specific education: Croatia

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Question: HR_DEGR - Croatia: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Your highest educational level (school completed regularly or part-time).<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Primary school not completed<br/> 2 Primary school completed<br/> 3 Completed three years vocational school (school for industrial and craft qualifications)<br/> 4 Completed 4-year vocational school (vocational qualifications in economy, medicine and technical professions; school of Art)<br/> 5 General secondary school (gymnasium) completed<br/> 6 Completed higher school, professional studies, college<br/> 7 Completed faculty (University studies) or academy<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1189 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


HU_DEGR: Country specific education: Hungary

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Question: HU_DEGR - Hungary: Country specific education<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Less than primary<br/> 2 8 years elementary<br/> 3 Vocational<br/> 4 Vocational with maturity<br/> 5 Gymnasium with maturity<br/> 6 Secondary technical after maturity<br/> 7 Higher technical after maturity<br/> 8 College<br/> 9 University<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / HU: No documentation.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1010 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

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IE_DEGR: Country specific education: Ireland

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Question: IE_DEGR - Ireland: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is the highest level of education that you attained?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 None<br/> 2 Incomplete primary education<br/> 3 Primary completed, compulsory<br/> 4 Some second level<br/> 5 Completed first cycle (group certificate or equivalent; junior/intermediate certificate or equivalent)<br/> 6 Secondary completed<br/> 7 Incomplete third level<br/> 8 Certificate or Diploma<br/> 9 University first degree<br/> 10 University higher degree<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 10

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 2040 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 10

Variable Format: numeric


IL_DEGR: Country specific education: Israel

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Question: IL_DEGR - Israel: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Highest education level<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 No formal schooling<br/> 2 Lowest formal qualification<br/> 3 Incomplete Vocational qualification<br/> 4 Vocational completed without matriculation<br/> 5 Vocational completed with matriculation<br/> 6 Incomplete academic secondary<br/> 7 Full general without matriculation<br/> 8 Academic secondary completed<br/> 9 Yeshiva without matriculation<br/> 10 Yeshiva with matriculation<br/> 11 Semi higher, post secondary<br/> 12 Incomplete university<br/> 13 University completed, BA or more<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 13

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1188 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 13

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IT_DEGR: Country specific education: Italy

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Question: IT_DEGR - Italy: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Which is your last degree?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 No degree (nessun titolo di studio)<br/> 2 Attendance primary school without degree<br/> 3 Primary school degree<br/> 4 Attendance lower secondary school without degree<br/> 5 Lower secondary school degree<br/> 6 Attendance higher secondary school without degree<br/> 7 Higher secondary school degree<br/> 8 Attendance university without degree<br/> 9 Post-secondary vocational degree (diploma universitario) (2-3 years)<br/> 10 Lower tertiary degree (3 years)<br/> 11 Higher tertiary degree (3+2 years, 6 years)<br/> 12 University degree (laurea vecchio ordinamento) (till 2001, 4-5-6 years)<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / Categorie 1 &#34;Titolo di studio&#34; is the formal/ legal expression for having a degree which can be used for getting a job.<br/> Category 9 &#34;diploma universitario&#34; refers to lower tertiary education that used to be post higher secondary education of a vocational kind, as in the case of nurses, social workers, life science technicians, etc. Basically they refer to occupations of group 3 in Isco88. This degree has been established in 1990 (but took a considerable time to take off) and was abolished in 2001, when the 3+2 reform of tertiary education took place. Since then they are part of the lower tertiary education (3 years). Cases falling into this category are usually very few.<br/> Category 12 &#34;laurea vecchio ordinamento&#34; refers to university degrees prior to 2001, when there was no distinction between lower and higher tertiary education. The different length of the study course depended on the discipline: normally it was 4 years; for veterinary doctors, engineers, agronomists and some other natural sciences professional it was 5, and for physicians it was 6.<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1078 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 12

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JP_DEGR: Country specific education: Japan

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Question: JP_DEGR - Japan: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Please indicate the last school you attended or the school you are currently attending.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Junior High school completed<br/> 2 High school completed<br/> 3 Junior college completed<br/> 4 Finished university or graduate<br/> 5 Still at High school<br/> 6 Still at Junior college<br/> 7 Others<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / JP: Question texts taken from ISSP 2007<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1184 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

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KR_DEGR: Country specific education: South Korea

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Question: KR_DEGR - South Korea: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is the highest level of school you have attended?<br/> Did you graduate from this school, or are you currently attending?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Elementary incomplete<br/> 2 Elementary completed<br/> 3 Middle school, junior high school incomplete<br/> 4 Middle school, junior high school completed<br/> 5 High school incomplete<br/> 6 High school completed<br/> 7 Junior college incomplete, 2-3 years<br/> 8 Junior college completed, 2-3 years<br/> 9 University incomplete, 4 years course<br/> 10 University completed, 4 years course<br/> 11 Graduate school, masters incomplete<br/> 12 Masters degree completed<br/> 13 Graduate school, doctoral degree incomplete<br/> 14 Doctoral degree, PhD completed<br/> 96 No formal schooling, Sedang, Hanhak (old style non-formal education)<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1503 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


LV_DEGR: Country specific education: Latvia

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Question: LV_DEGR - Latvia: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Your education (highest education level):<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Incomplete basic education, less than 8 forms<br/> 2 Basic education<br/> 3 Incomplete secondary, professional education not including secondary<br/> 4 Secondary completed<br/> 5 Secondary professional education<br/> 6 Incomplete higher education (at least 2 completed years)<br/> 7 Higher education, bachelor, master or doctor degree<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1069 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

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MX_DEGR: Country specific education: Mexico

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Question: MX_DEGR - Mexico: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Higher school level obtained (finished level).<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 None, still at school<br/> 2 Primary school completed<br/> 3 Technical training without secondary qualification<br/> 4 Secondary school completed<br/> 5 Technical training after secondary qualification<br/> 6 High school completed<br/> 7 Technical training after High school qualification<br/> 8 University completed<br/> 9 Master, doctorate degree<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1448 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

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NIRL_DEGR: Country specific education: Northern Ireland

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Question: NIRL_DEGR - Northern Ireland: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Do you have any of the qualifications, or passed any of the examinations of the types listed on this card, whether you are making use of them or not?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 No secondary qualifications<br/> 2 CSE, GCSE or equivalent<br/> 3 O-level or equivalent<br/> 4 A-level or equivalent<br/> 5 Higher below degree level<br/> 6 Degree, university or CNAA or diploma<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1089 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


NL_DEGR: Country specific education: Netherlands

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Question: NL_DEGR - Netherlands: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is your highest completed education?<br/> (If you are still in education) What is the education in which you are enrolled?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 None, basic elementary, incomplete primary education<br/> 2 Various lower vocational schools, LBO-VBO-VMBOB<br/> 3 Various middle schools-lower level, MAVO-MULO-VMBOT<br/> 4 Various middle schools-middle level, HAVO-MMS<br/> 5 Various middle schools-higher level, VWO-HBS-Athen-Gymn<br/> 6 Middle level vocational schools/ Apprenticeships<br/> 7 Middle level vocational schools, MBO<br/> 8 Higher level vocational education, HBO<br/> 9 University<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / Alternatives in the question cover historical names for same level of education. 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 constitute the choices faced at age 12. 6 - 7 is a secondary level, following 2 - 3 - 4. 8 is tertiary and follows 4 or 6. University follows 5.<br/> / The separation between 6 (1-3 your courses) and 7 (4 year courses) is new relative to ISSP 2005/2006.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1916 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


NO_DEGR: Country specific education: Norway

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Question: NO_DEGR - Norway: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Which general education have you achieved?<br/> Which vocational education/ training have you achieved?<br/> Which tertiary education have you achieved?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Primary completed<br/> 2 Secondary,vocational,incomplete<br/> 3 Secondary,academic, incomplete<br/> 4 Secondary,vocational, complete<br/> 5 Secondary,academic, complete<br/> 6 University, college, less than 1 year<br/> 7 University, college 1-2 years<br/> 8 University, college 3-4 years<br/> 9 University, college 5 years and more<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / The Norwegian word for &#39;vocational training&#39; might be interpreted in a broader sense, like education or training preparing for a particular occupation in general, for example nurses.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1061 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

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NZ_DEGR: Country specific education: New Zealand

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Question: NZ_DEGR - New Zealand: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Which of these categories best describes your highest formal qualification?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 No formal qualification<br/> 2 School qualification only<br/> 3 Trade or professional certificate<br/> 4 Diploma below bachelor<br/> 5 Bachelor degree (university degree)<br/> 6 Post-graduate or higher qualification<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1015 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

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PH_DEGR: Country specific education: Philippines

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Question: PH_DEGR - Philippines: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is your highest educational attainment?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 No formal education<br/> 2 Some elementary, incomplete primary<br/> 3 Completed elementary, primary completed<br/> 4 Some high school, incomplete secondary<br/> 5 Completed high school, secondary completed<br/> 6 Some vocational<br/> 7 Completed vocational<br/> 8 Some college<br/> 9 Completed college<br/> 10 Post college<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 10

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1200 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 10

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PL_DEGR: Country specific education: Poland

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Question: PL_DEGR - Poland: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is the level of education that you have obtained until now?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 No formal education<br/> 2 Incomplete elementary<br/> 3 Completed elementary, primary completed<br/> 4 Basic vocational<br/> 5 Incomplete secondary<br/> 6 Secondary general<br/> 7 Secondary vocational<br/> 8 Post secondary<br/> 9 Incomplete higher<br/> 10 Completd higher<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 10

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1263 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 10

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PT_DEGR: Country specific education: Portugal

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Question: PT_DEGR - Portugal: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Which level of education did you completed? If none of the options presented in the card corresponds to your case, please, provide a detailed description of the level of education you achieved?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 None<br/> 2 Basic level 1<br/> 3 Basic level 2<br/> 4 Basic level 3<br/> 5 Secondary level - technical courses<br/> 6 Secondary level<br/> 7 Technical specialisation courses<br/> 8 Bachelor degree<br/> 9 Degree<br/> 10 Master (pre-bologna reform)<br/> 11 Master (post-bologna reform)<br/> 12 PhD<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1000 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 12

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RU_DEGR: Country specific education: Russia

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Question: RU_DEGR - Russia: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is your highest education level?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Primary or less, 0-6 years<br/> 2 Incomplete secondary, middle school (7 to 8, now to 9 years of school)<br/> 3 Vocational school, incomplete secondary education (up to 9 years)<br/> 4 Completed secondary school, middle school (10-11 years of school)<br/> 5 Secondary vocational or trade school (10-11 years)<br/> 6 Technical secondary school completed (college)<br/> 7 Incomplete higher tertiary (3 to 4 years of university without diploma)<br/> 8 Completed higher tertiary with diploma<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1015 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

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SE_DEGR: Country specific education: Sweden

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Question: SE_DEGR - Sweden: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is your highest level of education at present? Please indicate one alternative only.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Primary or comprehensive school<br/> 2 Vocational school (1972-92)<br/> 3 Vocational school (post 1992)<br/> 4 Vocational school (pre 1972)<br/> 5 Alternative secondary school<br/> 6 Lower secondary school<br/> 7 3 or 4 year gymnasium (academic track pre 1995)<br/> 8 Social- or natural- science program in gymnasium (academic track post 1992)<br/> 9 Higher secondary school<br/> 10 University studies without degree<br/> 11 University degree<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 11

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1219 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 11

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SI_DEGR: Country specific education: Slovenia

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Question: SI_DEGR - Slovenia: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Name last school that you have finished, regularly or irregularly.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Unfinished primary school<br/> 2 Primary school<br/> 3 Unfinished vocational or secondary school<br/> 4 Finished 2-3 years vocational school<br/> 5 Finished 4 years secondary school<br/> 6 Unfinished college or university<br/> 7 Finished 2 years college<br/> 8 Finished university or academy<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1057 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


SK_DEGR: Country specific education: Slovakian Republic

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Question: SK_DEGR - Slovakia: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is your highest achieved education level? (Achieved means to have a certificate/ degree.)<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Incomplete elementary school<br/> 2 Completed elementary school<br/> 3 Completed elementary school and vocational training or courses (without the certificate of apprenticeship)<br/> 4 Vocational training with the certificate of apprenticeship (without maturity level certificate)<br/> 5 Vocational school or trade school (without maturity level certificate)<br/> 6 Completed apprenticeship training institution with the maturity certificate<br/> 7 Completed vocational upper secondary education (i.e. technical schools, medical/nursery school)<br/> 8 Completed general upper secondary education (grammar school)<br/> 9 Follow-up, post-maturity education<br/> 10 University, college education, bachelor degree<br/> 11 University, college completed master or engineering study programme (or its equivalent)<br/> 12 Postgraduate (third) level of higher education study (titles as CSc, PhD, Doc, etc)<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1137 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 12

Variable Format: numeric


TR_DEGR: Country specific education: Turkey

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Question: TR_DEGR - Turkey: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Derived from years of education (EDUCYRS).<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 No formal education<br/> 2 Primary completed<br/> 3 Junior High school completed<br/> 4 High School completed<br/> 5 Not completed University degree<br/> 6 University degree completed<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1440 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


TW_DEGR: Country specific education: Taiwan

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Question: TW_DEGR - Taiwan: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is your highest education level?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 None<br/> 2 Self-study<br/> 3 Elementary school<br/> 4 Junior high school<br/> 5 Vocational junior high school<br/> 6 Senior high school general<br/> 7 Senior high school (vocational subjects)<br/> 8 Vocational senior high school<br/> 9 Cadet school, senior high level<br/> 10 5 years junior college, after junior high school<br/> 11 2 years junior college after vocational high school<br/> 12 3 years junior college, after high school general<br/> 13 Military/ police junior college, 1 year<br/> 14 Military/ police college, 2 years<br/> 15 Open junior college<br/> 16 Open college<br/> 17 Military/ police college<br/> 18 Institute of technology, 2 or 4 years (after vocational high school)<br/> 19 University, graduate school, college graduate<br/> 20 Graduate school, master degree<br/> 21 Graduate school, doctorate degree, PhD degree<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 21

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1927 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 21

Variable Format: numeric


UA_DEGR: Country specific education: Ukraine

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Question: UA_DEGR - Ukraine: Country specific education<br/> <br/> Now look at this card (D8). What is the highest level of education you’ve obtained so far?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 No formal education (never went to school)<br/> 2 Elementary or some secondary school (1-6 years of secondary)<br/> 3 Incomplete secondary (7-9 years of secondary)<br/> 4 Vocational education without secondary<br/> 5 Secondary education (10-11 years of secondary school)<br/> 6 Vocational technical training after 10-11 years of school<br/> 7 Junior specialist grade, incomplete higher education, specialized secondary education<br/> 8 Basic higher education (Bachelor degree)<br/> 9 Higher education (specialist degree, Master degree)<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 2030 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

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US_DEGR: Country specific education: United States

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Question: US_DEGR - United States: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is the highest grade in elementary school or high school that you finished and got credit for?<br/> Did you ever get a high school diploma or a GED certificate?<br/> Did you ever complete one or more years of college for credit - not including schooling such as business college, technical or vocational school?<br/> How many years did you complete?<br/> Do you have any college degrees?<br/> What degree or degrees?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Less than High school<br/> 2 High school<br/> 3 Junior college<br/> 4 Bachelor degree<br/> 5 Graduate school<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1364 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


UY_DEGR: Country specific education: Uruguay

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Question: UY_DEGR - Uruguay: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is the highest level of education you have achieved? Do not count years in which you had to repeat courses.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 None, never studied<br/> 2 Primary School-incomplete<br/> 3 Primary School-completed<br/> 4 Secondary School-incomplete<br/> 5 Secondary School-completed<br/> 6 Technical education-incomplete<br/> 7 Technical education-completed<br/> 8 University-incomplete<br/> 9 University-completed<br/> 10 High education-incomplete, non university<br/> 11 High education-completed, non university<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 11

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1009 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 11

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VE_DEGR: Country specific education: Venezuela

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Question: VE_DEGR - Venezuela: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What was the last grade, year or semester approved and of what level of education?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 None<br/> 2 Basic school<br/> 3 High school<br/> 4 University technician<br/> 5 University education<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / 2 Basic school = Special education, Basic education, Mission Robinson I, Mission Robinson II<br/> 3 High School = Middle school and senior high school, Mission Ribas<br/> 5 University education = University education, Postgraduate, Mission Sucre<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1077 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

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ZA_DEGR: Country specific education:South Africa

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Question: ZA_DEGR - South Africa: Country specific education<br/> <br/> What is the highest level of education you have ever completed?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 No formal qualification, no schooling, incomplete primary, less than grade 9<br/> 2 Lowest formal qualification, grade 9<br/> 3 Above lowest qualification, grade 10-11<br/> 4 Grade 12<br/> 5 Diploma with grade 12<br/> 6 Degree, Post-graduate<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 3276 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


WRKST: R: Current employment status

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Question: Respondent: Current employment status - current economic position, main source of living<br/> <br/> AT: Are you presently ...<br/> AU: Which of the following best describes what you were doing last week? How many hours do you usually work each week in all jobs? Please include regular overtime.<br/> BE-FLA: At this moment you are not in paid work. What is your situation right now? (If in paid work) Are you working full time or part time in your main profession?<br/> CH: In your first job, after leaving full-time education, for whom did you work? (If not &#39;never had paid job&#39;) Are you currently working full time or part time or are you not working for pay? (If &#39;not working for pay&#39;) For what reason aren&#39;t you working actually?<br/> CL: Please choose one of the following alternatives, depending whether you are working or not working.<br/> CY: Current employment status.<br/> CZ: What is your current economic status, your main source of living?<br/> DE: And now let&#39;s continue with employment and your occupation. Which of the categories on the card applies to you? Please classify your occupational status according to this card. Please look through this list and tell me what applies to you. Please name the appropriate letter.<br/> DK: Are you currently employed?<br/> DO: Of the following situations which one adjusts more to your present labour situation?<br/> ES: Which of the following situations applies to you at present?<br/> FI: Which of the following best describes your current situation?<br/> FR: What is your current occupation or your current economic position?<br/> GB: Which of these descriptions applied to what you were doing last week, that is the seven days ending last Sunday? In your present job, are you working full-time or part-time? In the seven days ending last Sunday, did you have any paid work of less than 10 hours a week?<br/> HR: What is your current employment status?<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IE: Which of the following best describes your present situation with regard to employment?<br/> IL: Work status in present.<br/> IT: What is your current employment status?<br/> JP: Are you in continuous, gainful employment? If you are involved in more than one job, indicate your main activity.<br/> KR: Do you have a job that provides income? (If currently working) Do you work for someone else? (If working for someone else) Are you working part time or full time? (If not working for someone else/ if self-employed) Are you working for the family, self-employed with no employees, or self-employed with employees? (If not working) What is the primary reason for unemployment?<br/> LV: Now a question about your main source of living: are you at the present ...? (one main source of living)<br/> MX: What is your current situation of employment?<br/> NIRL: Derived variable.<br/> NL: What is at present your main activity?<br/> NO: Are you - or have you ever been in paid work? In your main job you are/were ...? How many hours do/ did you usually work per week in your main job? Presently, do you regard yourself mainly as:<br/> NZ: Which of these categories best describes your current employment status?<br/> PH: Current employment status.<br/> PL: What is your current job situation? Are you currently ...<br/> PT: What is your current professional situation?<br/> RU: What is your current employment status? What is your status out of labour force?<br/> SE: Which of the following groups do you belong to? If you are on parental- or sickness-leave, please indicate whether you worked full-time or part-time before the parental- or sickness-leave.<br/> SI: What is your current employment status, are you employed or something else?<br/> SK: Have you currently got an income from any working activity?<br/> TR: Which one of the following best corresponds to your employment status? (If not working) Which one of the following best corresponds to your status?<br/> TW: Are you currently employed?<br/> UA: What is your current employment status?<br/> US: Last week were you working full time, part time, going to school, keeping house, or what?<br/> UY: Choose one of the following options, based on whether you work or not.<br/> VE: What is your employment situation?<br/> ZA: What is your current employment status?<br/> <br/> <br/> 1 Employed, full-time<br/> 2 Employed, part-time<br/> 3 Employed, less than part-time<br/> 4 Helping family member<br/> 5 Unemployed<br/> 6 Student, school, vocational training<br/> 7 Retired<br/> 8 Housewife,-man, home duties<br/> 9 Permanently disabled<br/> 10 Other, not in labour force<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> in Chile (CL):<br/> 5 Unemployed, looking for a job/ Looking for a job for the first time<br/> <br/> in Croatia (HR):<br/> 1 Including employed in a &#39;free&#39; vocation (artist, individual farmer)<br/> <br/> in Czech Republic (CZ):<br/> 7 Retired/ Working pensioner<br/> 8 Housewife,-man/ On maternity leave<br/> <br/> in Denmark (DK):<br/> 3 Including employed but temporarily out of work (illness, maternity leave, parents leave or education leave)<br/> 7 Job release scheme etc (pension benefits payable between early retirement and normal retirement pension)/ Old age retirement<br/> 9 Early retirement<br/> <br/> in Finland (FI):<br/> 7 Retired (based on old age or years of service)/ Retired for other reasons<br/> 10 Including military or alternative civilian respectively non-military service/ On parental leave<br/> <br/> in Flanders (FLA):<br/> 1 Employed full-time (as employee, self-employed, GESKO, VA-apprenticeship, interim, DAC, service cheques, helping family member)<br/> 2 Employed part-time (as employee, self-employed, GESKO, VA-apprenticeship, interim, DAC, service cheques, helping family member)<br/> 3 Employed temporary out of work including sick, maternity and unpaid leave, fulltime career break (also parental or palliative break, medical support of a sick relative)<br/> 4 Not used<br/> <br/> in Germany (DE):<br/> 9 Not asked<br/> 10 Including military or alternative community service<br/> <br/> in Great Britain (GB):<br/> 3 Looking after home doing paid work of less than 10 hours a week<br/> 4 Not used<br/> <br/> in Italy (IT):<br/> 2 Including fixed term contract<br/> 5 Unemployed/ Looking for first job<br/> <br/> in Latvia (LV):<br/> 3 Including temporarily out of work<br/> <br/> in Norway (NO):<br/> 1 Employed full-time, 30 hours per week or more<br/> 2 Employed part-time, 15-29 hours per week<br/> 3 Employed less than 15 hours per week<br/> <br/> in Philippines (PH):<br/> 1 Employed full-time, 40 hours weekly or more<br/> 2 Employed part-time, 10-39 hours weekly<br/> 3 Employed less then 10 hours weekly<br/> <br/> in Poland (PL):<br/> 4 Not used<br/> 9 Not used<br/> 10 Not used<br/> <br/> in Russia (RU):<br/> 1 Employed full time (35 hours and more per week)<br/> 2 Employed part time (15-35 hours per week)<br/> 3 Employed less then 15 hours per week/ temporarily out of work (Maternal leave)<br/> 5 Unemployed and looking for a job<br/> 10 Including unemployed and not looking for a job<br/> <br/> in Slovakian Republic (SK):<br/> 2 I work part-time (half or else reduced)<br/> 3 I have no regular work (temporary or summer job)<br/> 6 Student (without an income from a working activity)<br/> 8 Including maternity/ parental leave<br/> 10 Other (savings or other rents)<br/> <br/> in South Africa (ZA):<br/> 3 Including casual work/ piecework<br/> 4 Not used<br/> 5 Including housewife, looking for work<br/> 10 Including temporarily sick<br/> <br/> in South Korea (KR):<br/> 3 Temporarily out of work<br/> 10 Including military service, not intending to work, preparing to get married and not working for religious reasons<br/> <br/> in Spain (ES):<br/> 1 Employed full-time, 35 hours per week or more<br/> 2 Employed part-time, 15-34 hours per week<br/> 3 Employed less than 15 hours per week/ temporarily out of work<br/> 5 Unemployed and looking for first job/ Unemployed (previously working)<br/> 7 Retired or pensioner (previously working)<br/> <br/> in Sweden (SE):<br/> 6 In temporary public employment or vocational employment training courses/ Student<br/> 10 In compulsory military service<br/> <br/> in Switzerland (CH):<br/> 3 Occasional<br/> <br/> in Taiwan (TW):<br/> 3 Doing odd job; temporarily unemployed<br/> <br/> in Turkey (TR):<br/> 3 Work from time to time, temporarily not working<br/> 5 Unemployed/ Looking for a job, would work if found work<br/> 10 Do not work for pay, live on rent type income<br/> <br/> in United States of America (US):<br/> 2 Including with a job, but not at work because of temporary illness, vacation, strike<br/> 3 Not used<br/> 4 Not used<br/> 9 Not used<br/> <br/> in Uruguay (UY):<br/> 3 Including occasionally work<br/> 5 Unemployed, looking for a job/ First time job seeker<br/> 10 Including renter<br/> <br/> in CY FR JP VE:<br/> 1 Employed full-time, 35 hours per week or more<br/> 2 Employed part-time, 15-34 hours per week<br/> 3 Employed less than 15 hours per week/ temporarily out of work<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / AU: Category 1 &#34;Working for pay or self employed&#34; should have been split into 3 (working full time, working part, working casually). As this was overlooked, it has been imputed from work hours whether the respondent was working full time or part time. Respondents who worked 35 hours or more per week are imputed to be working full time, those working less than 35 hours per week are imputed to be working part time. There were 26 cases where the respondent was working but did not give the number of hours they worked. They were assumed to work full-time.<br/> / ES: Three variables intervene in the construction of WRKST. So Spanish data include information not only on respondents&#39; present job, but also on respondents most recent job, when they are retired or unemployed, but previously working. They also include information on job of the person with highest earnings in household when respondent is a previously not working pensioner, unemployed and looking for his first job, a student or in another situation. When respondent is housewife/houseman and does not live with spouse/partner Spanish data also include information on job of person with highest earnings in household.<br/> / JP: Question texts taken from ISSP 2007<br/> / NIRL: Fieldwork agency derived variable wrkst (based on q 8 – q10b); Q9g nreason; Q10b rhourswk.<br/> / NO: Sick leave, other leave, as well as working as a family member without a fixed salary count as paid work.<br/> / SK: The aim was to code employed full time students as employed rather than student. A different (SK only) question was used to find out the full time student status.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 10

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 59535 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 10

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WRKHRS: R: Hours worked weekly

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Question: Hours worked weekly<br/> <br/> AT: How many hours per week including overtime do you/ did you generally work in your main profession?<br/> AU: How many hours do you usually work each week in all jobs? Please include regular overtime.<br/> BE-FLA: In general, how many hours do you usually work during a week, from Monday until Sunday, with overtime? Work only for your profession.<br/> CH: How many hours do/ did you work usually per week?<br/> CL: Generally, how many hours do you work in a week?<br/> CY: How many hours do you usually work per week?<br/> CZ: How many hours a week including over time do you work in average in your job and in your other additional money providing activities?<br/> DE: (If respondent in full time or part time employment) How many hours per week do you normally work in your main job including overtime? (If respondent in less than part (&#39;half&#39;) time employment) How many hours per week do you normally work in your less than part (&#39;half&#39;) time employment?<br/> DK: How many hours do/ did you normally work in a working week?<br/> DO: How many hours a day do you work in a normal week (Monday thru Friday)? Do you work Saturdays? How many hours? Do you work Sundays? How many hours?<br/> ES: How many hours, about, do you (or did you) normally work per week?<br/> FI: How many hours do you usually work in an average week?<br/> FR: If you are working, how many hours do you work weekly?<br/> GB: How many hours do you normally work a week in your main job - including any paid or unpaid overtime?<br/> HR: How many working hours do you usually work in one working week? Please take into account every paid work for which you receive salary or honorarium.<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IE: (Present job if currently at work, most recent job if not currently working for pay) How many hours do/ did you normally work per week, including any regular overtime work? If you work at more than one job, please include the hours in all jobs.<br/> IL: How many hours do you usually work per week?<br/> IT: Usually how many hours do you work on an average week?<br/> JP: How many hours do you usually work per week, including overtime?<br/> KR: (If currently employed or self-employed) How many hours a week do you usually work?<br/> LV: How many hours do you usually work weekly? (according to the main source of living)<br/> MX: How many hours per week do you usually work?<br/> NL: How many hours do/ did you work?<br/> NO: How many hours do/ did you usually work per week in your main job (including paid overtime as well as work hours at home)? We are interested in all kinds of work, even of just a few hours a week.<br/> NIRL: How many hours a week do you normally work in your job?<br/> NZ: How many hours, on average, do you usually work for pay in a normal week?<br/> PH: About how many hours do you work in a week?<br/> PL: On average, how many hours a week do you work (did you work - last job if not currently working) at that job?<br/> PT: How many hours, in average, do you work/ worked (last employment situation if unemployed, retired or permanent disabled) in a week?<br/> RU: How many hours per week do you work at your main job?<br/> SE: How many hours do you usually work per week?<br/> SI: How many hours per week do you usually work? Count every work that you get paid for or you get any compensation! If the number of hours varies significantly: how many hours did you work last week?<br/> SK: How many hours a week including over time do you work on average in any paid job?<br/> TR: How many hours a week do you normally work?<br/> TW: Not asked.<br/> UA: How many hours do you usually work weekly (including regular overtime work)?<br/> US: How many hours did you work last week, at all jobs? (If employed but temporary ill, on vacation or strike) How many hours a week do you usually work, at all jobs?<br/> UY: In general, how many hours do you work per week?<br/> VE: How many hours do you work or worked a week?<br/> ZA: How many hours do/ did you normally work a week (in your main job)?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not applicable, not in labour force (code 5-10 in WRKST), not in paid work, never had a job<br/> 1 1 hour<br/> 89 US: 89 hours or more<br/> 96 96 hours and more<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Dont know, can&#39;t say, varies too much, occasional<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> in South Korea (KR):<br/> 0 Not applicable, not in labour force (code 3,5-10 in WRKST)<br/> <br/> in Taiwan (TW):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/> in CL DK NIRL SE SI ZA:<br/> 0 Not applicable, currently not in paid work<br/> <br/> in ES IE IT NO PL PT:<br/> 0 Not applicable, not in paid work, never had a job<br/> <br/> in IL NL:<br/> 0 Not applicable, not in labour force (code 6-10 in WRKST)<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / DE: Changed in contrast to ISSP 2004: number of hours for respondents in less than part (&#34;half&#34;) time employment not included in ISSP 2004 wrkhrs are now integrated into ISSP 2008 wrkhrs.<br/> / ES: This question does not include extra hours. Spanish data include information not only on respondents&#39; present job, but also on respondents most recent job, when they are retired or unemployed, but previously working. They also include information on job of the person with highest earnings in household when respondent is a previously not working pensioner, unemployed and looking for his first job, a student or in another situation. When respondent is housewife/houseman and does not live with spouse/partner Spanish data also include information on job of person with highest earnings in household.<br/> / IT: If respondent does not have a job, it was refered to her/his last job. For example, if respondent was an employee before giving birth to her first child, and then quitted her job, all questions on her occupation refer to her last occupation before quitting the labor market. In case the respondent retired, all questions on occupation refer to her/his last job before retiring. So this question has been asked both to respondents who currently work and to those who worked in the past. The two groups can be separated using WRKST. Code 0 (NAV, NAP - currently not in labour force, Code 5-10 in WRKST) in WRKHRS refers to those who never had a paid job, while those who are currently inactive, but used to have a job and reported information about it, are included into codes from 1 to 80.<br/> / JP: Question texts taken from ISSP 2007<br/> / NL: Note that the responses peak at 40, which is the traditional length of the work week, but this has been reduced to 38/36 more than a decade ago.<br/> / PL: Question applies to persons who: 1) are currently working or 2) did work but currently are not working - these persons were asked about last job in the past tense or 3) if respondent is working for two or more employers - asked about the job that takes more time; when both jobs require equal amount of time, asked about the one in which respondent earns more money.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 33939 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

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ISCO88: R: Occupation ILO,ISCO 1988 4-digit

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Question: Respondent&#39;s Occupation: ILO/ISCO - International Occupation Code 1988<br/> <br/> AT: Which professional activity are you carrying out in your main job or did you carry out last?<br/> AU: What kind of work do you (or did you) do in your main job? (If unemployed, retired or had a job in the past) Please tell us about your last main paid job. (If never worked for pay) Please go to question J15. What are (or were) the main tasks that you usually perform? And what industry do you (or did you) work in? By industry, we mean the type of business or service performed where you work or worked (e.g. Commonwealth government, hairdressing, construction, hospitality).<br/> BE-FLA: At this moment you are not in paid work. What is your situation right now? Did you used to be in paid work? (If respondent is in paid work or used to be in paid work) Can you give me the name of your current (former) profession? Can you give me a detailed description what your (former) profession implies (implied)?<br/> CH: What is your actual occupation (principal employment)? Did you have a paid professional activity in the past? What was the last one?<br/> CL: What is your main activity? What are some of your main duties?<br/> CY: Occupation/ (If retired, unemployed or housewife) Last occupation.<br/> CZ: (Those who are economically active speak about their current occupation, those who are not economically active and ever had any job speak about their last occupation, working pensioners speak about the last occupation before retirement) What is/ was your occupation or working status in your main job? What work do (did) you do?<br/> DE: What work do you do in your main job? (If respondent not employed in main job) Until what year were you in full to &#39;half&#39; time employment or have you never been in full to &#39;half&#39; time employment? What work did you do in your last main job?<br/> DK: What are/were your accurate occupation?<br/> DO: No documentation.<br/> ES: Which of the following situations applies to you at present? (If respondent is working or retired respectively unemployed but previously working) And which was your last occupation or trade? That is, in what does/ did your work consist of, specifically? We are referring to your main occupation: the one for which you (or the house head) obtaines/ obtained your/ his/ her highest earnings.<br/> FI: What is your current or latest occupation or the occupation you are currently studying for?<br/> FR: If you are working, what is your current occupation? If you do not work but if you have already worked, what was your last occupation? (Current and last occupation ISCO88)<br/> GB: Now I want to ask you about your (present/ last/ future) job. What (is/ was/ will) your job (be)? What (is/ was) the name or title of the job? What kind of work (do/ did/ will) you do most of the time? What training or qualifications (are/ were) needed for that job?<br/> HR: Please state the exact name of your job title and occupation. (Most recent job if respondent currently not employed, retired or unemployed) Describe what you do, what your main tasks are. What are the educational and professional requirements for your job?<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IE: (If respondent ever worked - present job if currently at work, most recent job if respondent currently not working for pay) What is/ was your occupation? Please describe fully. If farmer please record number of acres farmed and type of farm.<br/> IL: No English documentation.<br/> IT: (If ever worked) Can you describe exactly what kind of job you have? (last job if currently no job)<br/> JP: Please give details about the main type of work you are engaged in.<br/> KR: Do you have a job that provides income? (If currently not working) Have you ever worked for pay? What kind of work do you normally do? What do you actually do in that job? If currently not working, tell me about your last job. (If currently working or have ever worked for pay for one year or more) Occupation.<br/> LV: (If in paid work now or ever) What is your occupation? (Occupation, sector, position according to main source of living and if respondent has no current job - retired, unemployed etc. - most recent occupation.)<br/> MX: What is your current occupation (or last work)? Detailed as much as possible.<br/> NIRL: No documentation - data not available.<br/> NL: What is or was your current/ last occupation?<br/> NO: (If in paid work now or ever) What is/ was your work title (main job)?<br/> NZ: What is your main occupation (or most recently occupation?) If you have more than one job, business or professional practice, please give the occupation for the job you spend the most time at. Please describe fully, using two words or more.<br/> PH: What is your main job? (If currently unemployed the most recent job)<br/> PL: What kind of work do you/ did you normally do? That is, what is/ was your job called? What do/ did you actually do in that job? Tell me what are/ were some of your main duties? How is/ was your job title? What do/ did they produce, what services did they provide, what is (was) the main profile of the place you work(ed) in? (If farmer profile of farm and its size)<br/> PT: What is/ was your professional activity?<br/> RU: What is your current occupation? (Occupation at the most recent work place if no current job)<br/> SE: What is your occupation? If you are retired or not working at the moment, please indicate what your occupation was in your last job. What kind of production/ activity ist performed at your current or last workplace?<br/> SI: What kind of work or occupation do you do? If not working at the moment: what was your last (main) occupation before loosing your job or becoming retired. Tell detailed name of your position at work and exact profession.<br/> SK: Please, write the name of your main occupation. Include detailed description of your working activity: what is your principal activity, responsibility etc. If you are not in labour force (retired or unemployed) at the moment, think of your most recent job. If you are self-employed or entrepreneur, please specify the area of your business.<br/> TR: What is your occupation?<br/> TW: What is your main occupation (at present, or prior to retirement)?<br/> UA: (If in paid work now or ever - current job if presently in paid work, most recent job if no current job but job in the past) What is your occupation and position at your principal place of employment?<br/> US: Last week were you working full time, part time, going to school, keeping house, or what? (If not in labour force) Did you ever work as long as one year? (If in paid work or have ever been in labour force for as long as one year) What kind of work do/ did you normally do? That is, what is/ was your job called? What do/ did you actually do in that job? Tell me what are/ were some of your main duties? What kind of place do/ did you work for? What do/ did they (make/ do)?<br/> UY: What kind of work do you do in the job where you get your highest income? Please give full job title, and describe the kind of work and tasks that you do giving as much detail as you can. If you are not currently working, please tell us about your last job. Please refer to your main job.<br/> VE: What is the occupation, job or type of work that you do (or did) in the business, agency or company where you work or worked? (If you are unemployed answer should refer to the last work)<br/> ZA: What is your current occupation? (Most recent job if currently not employed)<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not applicable, never had a job, not in paid work<br/> 100 Armed forces<br/> 110 Armed forces, all persoenll<br/> 1000 Legislators,senior officials and managers<br/> 1100 Legislators and senior officials<br/> 1110 Legislators<br/> 1120 Senior government official<br/> 1130 Traditional chiefs and heads of villages<br/> 1140 Senior officials of special interest organisation<br/> 1141 Senior officials of political party organisations<br/> 1142 Senior officials of employers, workers and other economic interest organisations<br/> 1143 Senior officials of humanitarian and other special-interest organisations<br/> 1200 Corporate managers<br/> 1210 Directors and chief executives<br/> 1220 Production and operations department managers<br/> 1221 Production and operations department managers in agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing<br/> 1222 Productions and operations department managers in manufacturing<br/> 1223 Productions and operations department managers in construction<br/> 1224 Productions and operations department managers in retail trade<br/> 1225 Productions and operations department managers in restaurants and hotels<br/> 1226 Productions and operations department managers in transport storage and<br/> communications<br/> 1227 Productions and operations department managers in business services<br/> 1228 Productions and operations department managers in personal care, cleaning and related services<br/> 1229 Productions and operations department managers not elsewhere classified<br/> 1230 Other department managers<br/> 1231 Finance and administration department managers<br/> 1232 Personnel and industrial relations department managers<br/> 1233 Sales and marketing department managers<br/> 1234 Advertising and public relations department managers<br/> 1235 Supply and distribution department managers<br/> 1236 Computing services department managers<br/> 1237 Research and development department managers<br/> 1238 Other department managers nec<br/> 1239 Other department managers<br/> 1300 General managers<br/> 1310 General managers<br/> 1311 General managers in agriculture<br/> 1312 General managers in manufacture<br/> 1313 General managers in construction<br/> 1314 General managers in wholesale and retail trade<br/> 1315 General managers of restaurants and hotels<br/> 1316 General managers in transport, storage and communications<br/> 1317 General managers of business services<br/> 1318 General managers in personal care, cleaning and related services<br/> 1319 General managers nec<br/> 2000 Professionals<br/> 2100 Physical, mathematical and engineering science professionals<br/> 2110 Physicists, chemists and related professionals<br/> 2111 Physicists, and astronomers<br/> 2112 Meteorologists<br/> 2113 Chemists<br/> 2114 Geologists and geophysicists<br/> 2120 Mathematicians, statisticians and related professionals<br/> 2121 Mathematicians and related professionals<br/> 2122 Statisticians<br/> 2130 Computing professionals<br/> 2131 Computing systems designers and analysts<br/> 2132 Computer programmers<br/> 2139 Computing professionals not elsewhere classified<br/> 2140 Architects, engineers and related professionals<br/> 2141 Architects, town and traffic planners<br/> 2142 Civil engineers<br/> 2143 Electrical engineers<br/> 2144 Electronics and telecommunications engineers<br/> 2145 Mechanical engineers<br/> 2146 Chemical engineers<br/> 2147 Mining engineers, metallurgists and related professionals<br/> 2148 Cartographers and surveyors<br/> 2149 Architects, engineers and related professionals not elsewhere classified<br/> 2199 Other natural scientist<br/> 2200 Life science and health professionals<br/> 2210 Life science professionals<br/> 2211 Biologist, botanist, zoologist and related professionals<br/> 2212 Pharmacologists, pathologists and related professionals<br/> 2213 Agronomists and related professionals<br/> 2220 Health professionals<br/> 2221 Medical doctors<br/> 2222 Dentists<br/> 2223 Veterinarians<br/> 2224 Pharmacists<br/> 2229 Health professionals (except nursing) not elsewhere classified<br/> 2230 Health professionals (except nursing) not elsewhere classified<br/> 2300 Teaching professionals<br/> 2310 College, university and higher education teacher<br/> 2320 Secondary education teacher<br/> 2330 Primary and pre-primary education teaching professionals<br/> 2331 Primary education teaching professionals<br/> 2332 Pre-primary education teaching professionals<br/> 2340 Special education teaching professionals<br/> 2350 Other teaching professionals<br/> 2351 Education methods specialists<br/> 2352 School inspectors<br/> 2359 Other teaching professionals not elsewhere classified, extra-systemic. teacher<br/> 2400 Other professionals<br/> 2410 Business professionals<br/> 2411 Accountants<br/> 2412 Personnel and careers professionals<br/> 2419 Business professionals not elsewhere classified<br/> 2420 Legal professionals<br/> 2421 Lawyers<br/> 2422 Judges<br/> 2429 Legal professionals nec<br/> 2430 Archivists, librarians and related information professionals<br/> 2431 Archivists and curators<br/> 2432 Librarians and related information professionals<br/> 2440 Social science and related professionals<br/> 2441 Economists<br/> 2442 Sociologists, anthropologists and related professionals<br/> 2443 Philosophers, historians and political scientists<br/> 2444 Philologists, translators and interpreters<br/> 2445 Psychologists<br/> 2446 Social work professionals<br/> 2450 Writers and creative artists<br/> 2451 Authors, journalists and other writers<br/> 2452 Sculptors, painters and related artists<br/> 2453 Composers, musicians and singers<br/> 2454 Choreographers and dancers<br/> 2455 Film, stage and related actors and directors<br/> 2460 Religious professionals<br/> 2470 ISCO_COM: Public service administrative professionals<br/> 2500 Education professionals not elsewhere classified<br/> 3000 Technicians and associate professionals<br/> 3100 Physical and engineering science associate professionals<br/> 3110 Physical and engineering science technicians<br/> 3111 Chemical and physical science technicians<br/> 3112 Civil engineering technicians<br/> 3113 Electrical engineering technicians<br/> 3114 Electronics and telecommunication technicians<br/> 3115 Mechanical engineering technicians<br/> 3116 Chemical engineering technicians<br/> 3117 Mining and metallurgical technicians<br/> 3118 Draughtspersons<br/> 3119 Physical and engineering science technicians not elsewhere classified<br/> 3120 Computer associate professionals<br/> 3121 Computer assistants<br/> 3122 Computer equipment operators<br/> 3123 Industrial robot controllers<br/> 3130 Optical and electronic equipment operators<br/> 3131 Photographers and image and sound recording equipment operators<br/> 3132 Broadcasting and telecommunications equipment operators<br/> 3133 Medical equipment operators<br/> 3139 Optical and electronic equipment operators not elsewhere classified<br/> 3140 Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians<br/> 3141 Ships engineers<br/> 3142 Ships deck officers and pilots<br/> 3143 Aircraft pilots and related associate professionals<br/> 3144 Air traffic pilots<br/> 3145 Air traffic safety technicians<br/> 3150 Safety and quality inspectors<br/> 3151 Building and fire inspectors<br/> 3152 Safety, health and quality inspectors<br/> 3200 Life science and health associate professionals<br/> 3210 Life science technicians and related associate professionals<br/> 3211 Life science technicians<br/> 3212 Agronomy and forestry technicians<br/> 3213 Farming and forestry advisers<br/> 3220 Modern health associate professionals (except nursing)<br/> 3221 Medical assistants<br/> 3222 Sanitarians<br/> 3223 Dieticians and nutritionists<br/> 3224 Optometrists and opticians<br/> 3225 Dental assistants<br/> 3226 Physiotherapists and related associate professionals<br/> 3227 Veterinary assistants<br/> 3228 Pharmaceutical assistants<br/> 3229 Modern health associate professionals (except nursing) not elsewhere classified<br/> 3230 Nursing and midwifery associate professionals<br/> 3231 Nursing associate professionals<br/> 3232 Midwifery associate professionals<br/> 3240 Traditional medicine practitioners and faith healers<br/> 3241 Traditional medicine practitioners<br/> 3242 Faith healers<br/> 3300 Teaching associate professionals<br/> 3310 Primary education teaching associate professionals<br/> 3320 Pre-primary education teaching associate professionals<br/> 3330 Special education teaching associate professionals<br/> 3340 Other teaching associate professionals<br/> 3400 Other associate professionals<br/> 3410 Finance and sales associate professionals<br/> 3411 Securities and finance dealers and brokers<br/> 3412 Insurance representatives<br/> 3413 Estate agents<br/> 3414 Travel consultants and organisers<br/> 3415 Technical and commercial sales representatives<br/> 3416 Buyers<br/> 3417 Appraisers, valuers and auctioneers<br/> 3419 Finance and sales associate professionals not elsewhere classified<br/> 3420 Business services agents and trade broker<br/> 3421 Trade brokers<br/> 3422 Clearing and forwarding agents<br/> 3423 Employment agents and labour contractors<br/> 3429 Other business services agents and trade brokers not elsewhere classified<br/> 3430 Administrative associate professionals<br/> 3431 Administrative secretaries and related associate professionals<br/> 3432 Legal and related business associate professionals<br/> 3433 Bookkeepers<br/> 3434 Statistical, mathematical and related associate professionals<br/> 3439 Administrative associate professionals not elsewhere classified<br/> 3440 Customs, tax and related government associate professionals<br/> 3441 Customs and border inspectors<br/> 3442 Government tax and excise officials<br/> 3443 Government social benefits officials<br/> 3444 Government licensing officials<br/> 3449 Customs, tax and related government associate professionals not elsewhere<br/> classified<br/> 3450 Police inspectors and detectives<br/> 3460 Social work associate professionals<br/> 3470 Artistic, entertainment and sports associate professionals<br/> 3471 Decorators and commercial designers<br/> 3472 Radio, television and other announcers<br/> 3473 Clowns, magicians, acrobats and related associate professionals<br/> 3474 Clowns, magicians, acrobats and related associate professionals<br/> 3475 Athletes, sportspersons and related associate professional<br/> 3480 Religious associate professionals<br/> 4000 Office worker, clerks<br/> 4100 Office clerks<br/> 4110 Secretaries and keyboard-operating clerks<br/> 4111 Stenographers and typists<br/> 4112 Word-processor and related operators<br/> 4113 Data entry operators<br/> 4114 Calculating machine operators<br/> 4115 Secretaries<br/> 4120 Numerical clerks<br/> 4121 Accounting and bookkeeping clerks<br/> 4122 Statistical and finance clerks<br/> 4130 Material-recording and transport clerks<br/> 4131 Stock clerks<br/> 4132 Production clerks<br/> 4133 Transport clerks<br/> 4140 Library, mail and related clerks<br/> 4141 Library and filing clerks<br/> 4142 Mail carriers and sorting clerks<br/> 4143 Coding, proof-reading and related clerks<br/> 4144 Scribes and related workers<br/> 4190 Other office clerks, also assisting spouse<br/> 4200 Customer services clerks<br/> 4210 Cashiers, tellers and related clerks<br/> 4211 Cashiers and ticket clerks<br/> 4212 Tellers and other counter clerks<br/> 4213 Bookmakers and croupiers<br/> 4214 Pawnbrokers and money-lenders<br/> 4215 Debt-collectors and related workers<br/> 4220 Client information clerks<br/> 4221 Travel agency and related clerks<br/> 4222 Receptionists and information clerks<br/> 4223 Telephone switchboard operators<br/> 4300 Office helping workers<br/> 4400 Post office, higher civil service<br/> 4500 Railway official, higher civil service<br/> 5000 Personal service, sale<br/> 5100 Personal and protective services workers<br/> 5110 Travel attendants and related workers<br/> 5111 Travel attendentsand travel stewards<br/> 5112 Transport conductors<br/> 5113 Travel guides<br/> 5120 Housekeeping and restaurant services workers<br/> 5121 Housekeepers and related workers<br/> 5122 Cooks<br/> 5123 Waiters, waitresses and bartenders<br/> 5130 Personal care and related workers<br/> 5131 Child care workers<br/> 5132 Institution-based personal care workers<br/> 5133 Home-based personal care workers<br/> 5139 Personal care and related workers not elsewhere classified<br/> 5140 Other personal services workers<br/> 5141 Hairdressers, barbers, beauticians and related workers<br/> 5142 Companions and valets<br/> 5143 Undertakers and embalmers<br/> 5149 Other personal services workers nec<br/> 5150 Astrologers, fortune-tellers and related workers<br/> 5151 Astrologers and related workers<br/> 5152 Fortune-tellers and related workers<br/> 5160 Protective services workers<br/> 5161 Fire-fighters<br/> 5162 Police officers<br/> 5163 Prison guards<br/> 5169 Protective services workers nec<br/> 5200 Models, salespersons and demonstrators<br/> 5210 Fashion and other models<br/> 5220 Shop salespersons and demonstrators<br/> 5230 Stall and market salespersons<br/> 6000 Skilled agriculturaland fishery worker<br/> 6100 Market-oriented skilled agricultural and fishery workers<br/> 6110 Market gardeners and crop growers<br/> 6111 Field crop and vegetable growers<br/> 6112 Tree and shrub crop growers<br/> 6113 Gardeners, horticultural and nursery growers<br/> 6114 Mixed-crop growers<br/> 6120 Market-oriented animal producers and related workers<br/> 6121 Dairy and livestock producers<br/> 6122 Poultry producers<br/> 6123 Apiarists and sericulturists<br/> 6124 Mixed animal producers<br/> 6129 Market-oriented animal producers nec<br/> 6130 Market-oriented crop animal producer<br/> 6132 Farmers<br/> 6140 Forestry and related worker<br/> 6141 Forestry workers and logger<br/> 6142 Charcoal burners and related worker<br/> 6150 Fishery workers, hunters and trappers<br/> 6151 Aquatic-life cultivation worker<br/> 6152 Inland and coastal waters fishery workers<br/> 6153 Deep-sea fishery worker<br/> 6154 Hunters and trappers<br/> 6200 Subsistence agricultural and fishery workers<br/> 6210 Subsistence agricultural and fishery workers<br/> 7000 Craft and trade workers<br/> 7100 Extraction and building trades worker<br/> 7110 Miners, shot firers, stone cutters and carvers<br/> 7111 Miners and quarry workers<br/> 7112 Shotfirers and blasters<br/> 7113 Stone splitters, cutters and carvers<br/> 7120 Building frame and related trades workers<br/> 7121 Builders, traditional materials<br/> 7122 Bricklayers and stonemasons<br/> 7123 Concrete placers, concrete finishers and related workers<br/> 7124 Carpenters and joiners<br/> 7129 Building frame and related trades workers not elsewhere classified<br/> 7130 Building finishers and related trades workers<br/> 7131 Roofers<br/> 7132 Floor layers and tile setters<br/> 7133 Plasterers<br/> 7134 Insulation workers<br/> 7135 Glaziers<br/> 7136 Plumbers and pipe fitters<br/> 7137 Building and related electricians<br/> 7139 Building finishers and related trade workers<br/> 7140 Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers<br/> 7141 Painters and related workers<br/> 7142 Varnishers and related painters<br/> 7143 Building structure cleaners<br/> 7200 Metal, machinery and related trades workers<br/> 7210 Metal moulders, welders, sheet-metal workers, structural metal preparers and related trades workers<br/> 7211 Metal moulders and core makers<br/> 7212 Welders and flamecutters<br/> 7213 Sheet-metal workers<br/> 7214 Structural-metal preparers and erectors<br/> 7215 Riggers and cable splicers<br/> 7216 Underwater workers<br/> 7220 Blacksmiths, tool-makers and related trades workers<br/> 7221 Blacksmiths, hammer-smiths and forging-press workers<br/> 7222 Tool-makers and related workers<br/> 7223 Machine-tool setters and setter-operators<br/> 7224 Metal wheel-grinders, polishers and tool sharpeners<br/> 7230 Machinery mechanics and fitters<br/> 7231 Motor vehicle mechanics and fitters<br/> 7232 Aircraft engine mechanics and fitters<br/> 7233 Agricultural-industrial mechanics<br/> 7240 Electrical and electronic equipment mechanics and fitters<br/> 7241 Electrical mechanics and fitters<br/> 7242 Electronics fitters<br/> 7243 Electronics mechanics and servicers<br/> 7244 Telegraph and telephone installers and service<br/> 7245 Electrical line installers, repairers<br/> 7300 Precision, handicraft, printing and related trades workers<br/> 7310 Precision workers in metal and related materials<br/> 7311 Precision-instrument makers and repairers<br/> 7312 Musical instrument makers and tuners<br/> 7313 Jewellery and precious-metal workers<br/> 7320 Potters, glass-makers and related trades workers<br/> 7321 Abrasive wheel formers, potters and related workers<br/> 7322 Glass-makers, cutters, grinders and finishers<br/> 7323 Glass engravers and etchers<br/> 7324 Glass, ceramics and related decorative painters<br/> 7330 Handicraft workers in wood, textile, leather and related materials<br/> 7331 Handicraft workers in wood and related materials<br/> 7332 Handicraft workers in textile, leather and related materials<br/> 7340 Printing and related trades workers<br/> 7341 Compositors, typesetters and related workers<br/> 7342 Stereotypers, electrotypers<br/> 7343 Printing engravers and etchers<br/> 7344 Photographic and related workers<br/> 7345 Bookbinders and related workers<br/> 7346 Silk-screen, block and textile printers<br/> 7400 Other craft and related trades workers<br/> 7410 Food processing and related trades workers<br/> 7411 Butchers, fishmongers and related food preparers<br/> 7412 Bakers, pastry-cooks and confectionary makers<br/> 7413 Dairy-products makers<br/> 7414 Fruit, vegetable and related preservers<br/> 7415 Food and beverage tasters and graders<br/> 7416 Tobacco preparers and tobacco product makers<br/> 7420 Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers<br/> 7421 Wood treaters<br/> 7422 Cabinet-makers and related workers<br/> 7423 Woodworking machine setters and setter operators<br/> 7424 Basketry weavers, brush makers and related workers<br/> 7430 Textile, garment and related trades workers<br/> 7431 Fibre preparers<br/> 7432 Weavers, knitters and related workers<br/> 7433 Tailors, dressmakers and hatters<br/> 7434 Furriers and related workers<br/> 7435 Textile, leather and related pattern-makers and cutters<br/> 7436 Sewers, embroiderers and related workers<br/> 7437 Upholsterers and related workers<br/> 7440 Pelt, leather and shoemaking trades workers<br/> 7441 Pelt dressers, tanners and fellmongers<br/> 7442 Shoe-makers and related workers<br/> 7500 Metal worker general<br/> 7510 Metal worker not elsewhere classified, non farm formen nec<br/> 7520 Electronics engineers not elsewhere classified, skilled manual not elsewhere classified<br/> 7900 Master craftsmen, supervisors<br/> 8000 Plant and machine operators and assemblers<br/> 8100 Stationary-plant and related operators<br/> 8110 Mining- and mineral-processing-plant operators<br/> 8111 Mining-plant operators<br/> 8112 Mineral-ore and stone-processing-plant operators<br/> 8113 Well drillers and borers and related workers<br/> 8120 Metal-processing-plant operators<br/> 8121 Ore and metal furnace operators<br/> 8122 Metal melters, casters<br/> 8123 Metal-heat-treating-plant operators<br/> 8124 Metal drawers and extruders<br/> 8130 Glass, ceramics and related plant operators<br/> 8131 Glass, ceramics kiln and related machine operators<br/> 8139 Glass, ceramics and related plant operators not elsewhere classified<br/> 8140 Wood-processing- and papermaking-plant operators<br/> 8141 Wood-processing-plant operators<br/> 8142 Paper-pulp plant operators<br/> 8143 Paper making-plant operators<br/> 8150 Chemical-processing-plant operators<br/> 8151 Crushing-, grinding- and chemical mixing-machinery operators<br/> 8152 Chemical-heat-treating-plant operators<br/> 8153 Chemical-filtering- and separating-equipment operators<br/> 8154 Chemical-still and reactor operators (except petroleum and natural gas)<br/> 8155 Petroleum and natural-gas-refining-plant operators<br/> 8159 Chemical-processing-plant operators not elsewhere classified<br/> 8160 Power-production and related plant operators<br/> 8161 Power-production plant operators<br/> 8162 Steam-engine and boiler operators<br/> 8163 Incinerator, water-treatment and related operators<br/> 8170 Automated-assembly-line and industrial-robot operators<br/> 8171 Automated-assembly-line operators<br/> 8172 Industrial-robot operators<br/> 8200 Machine operators and assemblers<br/> 8210 Metal- and mineral-products machine operators<br/> 8211 Machine-tool operators<br/> 8212 Cement and other mineral products machine operators<br/> 8220 Chemical-products machine operators<br/> 8221 Pharmaceutical- and toiletry-products machine operators<br/> 8222 Ammunition products machine operator<br/> 8223 Metal finishing-, plating and coating-machine operators<br/> 8224 Photographic-products machine operator<br/> 8229 Chemical-products machine operators not elsewhere classified<br/> 8230 Rubber- and plastic-products machine operators<br/> 8231 Rubber-products machine operators<br/> 8232 Plastic-products machine operators<br/> 8240 Wood-products machine operators<br/> 8250 Printing-, binding- and paper-products machine operators<br/> 8251 Printing-machine operators<br/> 8252 Bookbinding-machine operators<br/> 8253 Paper-products machine operators<br/> 8260 Textile, fur- and leather-products machine operators<br/> 8261 Fibre-preparing-, spinning- and winding-machine operators<br/> 8262 Weaving- and knitting-machine operators<br/> 8263 Sewing-machine operators<br/> 8264 Bleaching-, dyeing- and cleaning-machine operators<br/> 8265 Fur- and leather-preparing-machine operators<br/> 8266 Shoemaking- and related machine operators<br/> 8269 Textile-, fur- and leather-products machine operators not elsewhere classified<br/> 8270 Food and related products machine operators<br/> 8271 Meat- and fish-processing-machine operators<br/> 8272 Dairy-products machine operators<br/> 8273 Grain- and spice-milling-machine operators<br/> 8274 Baked-goods, cereal and chocolate-products machine operators<br/> 8275 Fruit-, vegetable- and nut-processing-machine operators<br/> 8276 Sugar production machine operators<br/> 8277 Fruit-, vegetable- and nut-processing-machine operators<br/> 8278 Beverage machine operators<br/> 8279 Tobacco production machine operators<br/> 8280 Assemblers<br/> 8281 Mechanical-machinery assemblers<br/> 8282 Electrical-equipment assemblers<br/> 8283 Electronic-equipment assemblers<br/> 8284 Metal-, rubber- and plastic-products assemblers<br/> 8285 Wood and related products assemblers<br/> 8286 Paperboard, textile and related products assemblers<br/> 8287 Composite products assemblers<br/> 8290 Other machine operators and assemblers<br/> 8300 Drivers and mobile-plant operators<br/> 8310 Locomotive-engine drivers and related workers<br/> 8311 Locomotive-engine drivers<br/> 8312 Railway brakers, signallers and shunters<br/> 8320 Motor-vehicle drivers<br/> 8321 Motor-cycle drivers<br/> 8322 Car, taxi and van drivers<br/> 8323 Bus and tram drivers<br/> 8324 Heavy truck and lorry drivers<br/> 8330 Agricultural and other mobile-plant operators<br/> 8331 Motorised farm and forestry plant operators<br/> 8332 Motorised farm and forestry plant operators<br/> 8333 Crane, hoist and related plant operators<br/> 8334 Lifting-truck operators<br/> 8340 Ships deck crews and related workers<br/> 9000 Elementary occupations<br/> 9100 Sales and services elementary occupations<br/> 9110 Street vendors and related workers<br/> 9111 Street food vendors<br/> 9112 Street vendors, non-food products<br/> 9113 Door-to-door, telephone salesperson<br/> 9120 Shoe cleaning and other street services elementary occupations<br/> 9130 Domestic and related helpers, cleaners and launderers<br/> 9131 Domestic helpers and cleaners<br/> 9132 Helpers and cleaners in offices, hotels and other establishments<br/> 9133 Hand-launderers and pressers<br/> 9140 Building caretakers, window and related cleaners<br/> 9141 Building caretakers<br/> 9142 Vehicle, window and related cleaners<br/> 9150 Messengers, porters, doorkeepers and related workers<br/> 9151 Messengers, package and luggage porters and deliverers<br/> 9152 Doorkeepers, watchpersons and related workers<br/> 9153 Vending-machine money collectors, meter readers and related workers<br/> 9160 Garbage collectors and related labourers<br/> 9161 Garbage collectors<br/> 9162 Sweepers and related labourers<br/> 9200 Agricultural, fishery and related labourers<br/> 9210 Agricultural, fishery and related labourers<br/> 9211 Farm-hands and labourers<br/> 9212 Forestry labourers<br/> 9213 Fishery, hunting and trapping labourers<br/> 9300 Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport<br/> 9310 Mining and construction labourers<br/> 9311 Mining and quarrying labourers<br/> 9312 Construction and maintenance labourers: roads, dams and similar constructions<br/> 9313 Building construction labourers<br/> 9320 Manufacturing labourers<br/> 9321 Assembling labourers<br/> 9322 Hand packers and other manufacturing labourers<br/> 9330 Transport labourers and freight handlers<br/> 9331 Hand or pedal vehicle drivers<br/> 9332 Drivers of animal-drawn vehicles and machinery<br/> 9333 Freight handlers<br/> 9996 Not classifiable;inadequately described<br/> 9997 Refused<br/> 9998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9999 NA<br/> <br/> in Northern Ireland (NIRL):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/> in KR PL:<br/> 0 Not applicable, never worked for pay for at least one year<br/> <br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / AU: For public servants, official designation and occupation stated. For armed services personnel, rank and occupation stated. The above three questions were used to code the variable j7_anzsco_l3 (unit group level) and j7_anzsco_l4 (occupation level) according to the Australian Bureau of Statistic’s Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) First Edition, 2006. The recoding of occupations from ANZSCO to ISCO-88 took place in 3 stages: 1. ANSCO codes were recoded to ISCO-88 codes at the occupation level (6 digit ANSZCO codes) if there was a direct match. 2. If a respondent had not been coded up to the occupation level, or if the there was No direct match at the occupation level, ANSZCO codes were recoded at the unit group level (4 digit ANZSCO codes). 3. If a recode was not possible in either steps 1 or 2 above, occupations were coded manually to ISCO-88 codes by referring to the original responses and descriptions of the occupations as provided by the respondent.<br/> / DE: ISCO88 constructed from respondent’s current occupation (main job): variable isco88jbef_max. If respondent currently not employed or part time employed (see WKRST: F048) but employed in the past (F063) then last occupation (main job) taken: variable isco88lbef_max. Occupation codes according to ISCO88 (ILO) with some additional codes which are already included in the ISCO88 code provided for the ISSP 2008 setup: 7510, 7900.<br/> / ES: Spanish data also includes the occupation of the person with highest earnings in household when respondet is code 3,5,6 or 8 in question 40. When respondent is code 7 and does not live with spouse/partner (2 in Q38a) Spanish data also include information on job of person with highest earnings in household.<br/> / FR: Current and previous French Classification of the Occupations (INSEE) and the socioprofessional categories (PCS 1994) are used (3-digit) and mapped to ISCO 1988.<br/> / GB: ISCO88 (COM) is derived from RSOC200.<br/> / IT: This question has been asked to respondents who currently work, and to those who worked in the past. The two groups can be separated using WRKST. Then Code 00. NAV, NAP refers only to those who never had a paid job. In case the respondent has more than one job, the most remunerative one is referred to or if earnings are equal across different jobs, the one to which the respondent devotes more time is referred to. Isco88 codes were given directly on the basis of the occupation description. No intermediate step through any national occupation classification has been taken.<br/> / JP: Question texts taken from ISSP 2007<br/> / NIRL: In order to maintain anonymity, 4 digit ISC-88 codes cannot be made available.<br/> / NL: ISCO88 codes are converted from national occupation codes, provided by Statistics Netherlands 1984, which is very close to ISCO68. Adaption introduced by Ganzeboom &#38; Treiman, Social Science Research, 1996.<br/> / NO: Standard for yrkesklassifisering – STYRK (Standard Classifications of Occupations) based on ISCO88-COM. STYRK codes are recoded into ISCO88 ILO.<br/> / SE: A recoding scheme between the national SSYK and ISCO88 is available.<br/> / SK: Slovak national ISCO-88 recoded into ISCO-88 (ILO).<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 100- 9333

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9996- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 46808 ; Min. 100 ; Max. 9333

Variable Format: numeric


WRKTYPE: R: Workg f priv.,pub sector, selfempl.

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Question: Private versus public sector or self-employed:<br/> (If R is employee in current/ previous job) Do you work at present or did you work in your last job in the private or public sector?<br/> <br/> AT: Where do you work now/ where have you worked last?<br/> AU: Who do (or did) you work for in your main job?<br/> BE-FLA: Do you work for the government or in the private sector?<br/> CH: In your current job, for whom do you work? If you are not working now, please tell us about your most recent job.<br/> CL: Please choose one of the following alternatives, regarding whether you work in the public or private sector. (Principal activity. If not working now, most recent job)<br/> CY: Public or Private Sector- Respondent. (If not employed now, last occupation)<br/> CZ: Do you work (in your last job did you work) in:<br/> DE: Which of the categories on the card applies to you? (If currently in full or part time employment or currently not working or in less than part time employment but working in the past). Please classify your occupational status according to this card. (If in dependent employment) Are you employed in the public sector?<br/> DK: Are/ were you in public or private employment or self-employed? (Main occupation)<br/> DO: (If actually working) Are you a public or private employee?<br/> ES: Do you (or the head of household) work (or used to work) in the Public Administration, in a public company, in a private company, in a non-profit organization or in house-keeping?<br/> FI: Is your employer the state, a municipality, a state-owned enterprise or a private enterprise? If you are currently not working please answer according to the last job.<br/> FR: If you are working, are you?<br/> GB: Which of the types of organisation on this card (do you work/did you work/will you be working) for?<br/> HR: Where do you currently work? If you are not currently working answer about your most recent job?<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IL: Work for private, public sector; self employed?<br/> IT: Do you work in the public or private sector?<br/> JP: No documentation.<br/> KR: Do you have a job that provides income? Do you work for someone else? Ask only those who are currently working. Are you employed by the government, a publicly owned firm, a private firm, or a non-profit organization?<br/> LV: Do you work in public or private sector?<br/> MX: Type of institution where you work (or last worked).<br/> NIRL: And do/did you work in the public, private or voluntary sector?<br/> NL: In which type of organisation do you work at present/ did you work in your current / last job?<br/> NO: ?<br/> NZ: Which of these categories best describes who you work for (or who you worked for most recently)?<br/> PH: Where do you work? (If currently unemployed ask about most recent job).<br/> PL: What is/was the form of ownership of this place of work? From the enclosed card please choose one answer. Are/were you self-employed (owner/co-owner) of the firm/farm, or do/did you work for someone else?<br/> PT: What sector do you work/ worked in?<br/> RU: What type of business or enterprise do you work for?<br/> SE: Are you self-employed or an employee? If you are retired or not working at the moment, please indicate whether you were self-employed or an employee in your last job. Do you mainly work in the private or in the public services? If you are retired or not working at the moment, please indicate whether your last job was in the private or in the public services.<br/> SI: Do you work (did work) in private or public sector?<br/> SK: Do you currently work in: (if you are not employed at the moment, where did you work in your last job?)<br/> TR: What type of work place do/ did you work at?<br/> TW: ?<br/> UA: Where do / did you work? To be answered by those in paid work nor or never.<br/> US: Did you ever work for as long as one year? Ask those not currently in labour force. Are/ were you self-employed or do/ did you work for someone else? Ask all except those who never have worked in paid as long as one year. Are/ were you employed by the federal, state, or local government or by a private employer (including non-profit organizations)?<br/> UY: Please choose one of the following options, depending on if you work in the public or private sector. (If you are not currently employed, tell us about your last main job. Refer to your main job).<br/> VE: Do you work (or worked in case of be unemployed) for?<br/> ZA: Who is your employer for this work?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not applicable, never had a job, not in labour force<br/> 1 Work for government<br/> 2 Public owned firm, nationalized industry<br/> 3 Private firm, others<br/> 4 Self employed<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer, DK: No answer, dont know<br/> <br/> in Australia (AU):<br/> 1 Federal/ State/ Local government and government owned business or enterprise<br/> 2 Not used<br/> 3 Including family business or farm<br/> 6 Voluntary sector, non-profit organizations, charity, other<br/> <br/> in Austria (AT):<br/> 2 Not asked<br/> <br/> in Chile (CL):<br/> 1 You work in the government or in the public administration<br/> <br/> in Czech Republic (CZ):<br/> 1 Civil service (ministry, police, army etc.) and self-government (local council)<br/> 2 State company and public institution (school, hospital)<br/> 3 Private firm, foundation or non-profit organisation, other<br/> 4 Self employed or freelance<br/> <br/> in Denmark (DK):<br/> 1 Employed in the public sector (state, county or municipality)<br/> 3 Employed in private undertaking, including assisting spouse<br/> <br/> in Dominican Republic (DO):<br/> 1 Public sector employee<br/> 2 Not used<br/> 3 Private sector employee<br/> <br/> in Germany (DE):<br/> 1 Civil servants incl. trainee, employed in public sector<br/> 2 Not used<br/> 3 Family member assisting in family business/ Employees/ Worker/ In vocational training<br/> 4 Independent farmer/ Independent professional/ Self employed in trade or craft, industry, service sector<br/> <br/> in Great Britain (GB):<br/> 6 Voluntary sector, non-profit organizations, charity, other<br/> <br/> in New Zealand (NZ):<br/> 6 Voluntary sector, non-profit organizations, charity, other<br/> <br/> in NO TW:<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / AU: An extra category has been added below to code those working for nongovernment organisations and charities (as used in the GB and NZ data). People who work in a family business or farm have been coded as working for a &#34;private firm, others&#34; (wrktype=3). However, some of these individuals may be selfemployed, i.e they may own and run the family business or farm.<br/> / CZ: Information on self-employed respondents derived.<br/> / DE: Current and former occupational status (F049 and F064), employment status (F048), and employment in public sector (F051) taken from ALLBUS 2008.<br/> / ES: Spanish data include information not only on respondents&#39; present job, but also on respondents most recent job, when they are retired or unemployed, but previously working. They also include information on job of the person with highest earnings in household when respondent is a previously not working pensioner, unemployed and looking for his first job, a student or in another situation. When respondent is housewife/houseman and does not live with spouse/partner Spanish data also include information on job of person with highest earnings in household.<br/> / NO: One of the instruments measuring WRKTYPE was by a mistake dropped from the questionnaire in 2008.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 46436 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


NEMPLOY: R: Self-employed - number of employees

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Question: Self-employed - number of employees<br/> <br/> AT: Question not asked - but: Number of employees supervised by respondent.<br/> AU: If you are (or were) self-employed, please tell us how many staff you employ (or did employ).<br/> BE-FLA: You are (were) self employed, how many employees work (worked) in your company, besides yourself?<br/> CH: Derived from &#39;In your current job, for whom do you work? If you are not working now, please tell us about your most recent job.&#39; and &#39;How many employees does/ did your organisation employ include yourself?&#39;<br/> CL: Derived from &#39;How many employees are in your firm?&#39;<br/> CY: (If self-employed) How many employees do/ did you have?<br/> CZ: You mentioned, that you are/ were self employed, how many employees do/ did you have?<br/> DE: Derived variable.<br/> DK: Do/ did you have any employees? How many employees do/ did you have?<br/> DO: How many employees work for you?<br/> ES: How many employees do (or did) you have (or the person brings highest earnings to the household)?<br/> FI: How many employees on permanent contracts does your company/ enterprise have?<br/> FR: If you are self-employed, how many employees are working for you?<br/> GB: In your work or business, (do/did/will) you have any employees, or not? If yes: How many?<br/> HR: Do you have any employees? How many?<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IE: How many people do/ did you employ, including yourself if self employed?<br/> IL: Number of employees. [Ask only self-employed]<br/> IT: (If self employed) Do you have any employee? If so, how many employees do you have?<br/> [The question concerns the (approximately) number of employees working for the firm owned/in which the respondent works. For &#39;employees&#39; we mean also consultants, fixed-term contract workers, workers hired on the basis of a project, etc. However students/ people on stage are not to be counted here. The respondent must refer not just to the unit where s/he works, but to the whole organisation/ firm/ study. Eg. If respondent owns a firm who has three locations, s/he must refer to the employees of all the three locations, even if one or more of them is located abroad.]<br/> JP: How many employees are there in your company or business, including yourself? If you are uncertain of the exact figure, give an approximate figure.<br/> KR: Are you working for the family, self-employed with no employees, or self-employed with employees?<br/> How many employees do/ did you employ?<br/> LV: Do you have any employees in your enterprise, how many?<br/> MX: Are you working self-employed, do you have employees? How many?<br/> NIRL: ?<br/> NL: Do/ did you supervise others in your current/ last job. If so, how many people work/ worked directly under your supervision?<br/> NO: If you are/ were self employed with employees, how many employees do/ did you have?<br/> NZ: If you are self-employed, how many employees do you currently have?<br/> PH: How many are your employees?<br/> PL: Are/ were you self-employed (owner/ co-owner of the firm/farm), or did you work for someone else?<br/> How many people work in this (firm/farm) except you? If this is a multidivisional enterprise, please give the number of workers in the division you (work/worked) in.<br/> PT: You told me that you are/ were self employed. How many employees do you have/ had?<br/> RU: Have you had any employees? If yes, how many?<br/> SE: Variable derived. See source variables for WRKTYPE.<br/> SI: How many people do you employ?<br/> SK: Do you have any employees? If yes, how many? (If you do not run your own business at the moment, think of your last business).<br/> TR: Do you employ other people in your business? (If yes) How many people? Only ask if R is self employed.<br/> TW: ?<br/> UA US: To be answered by those who are self-employed: How many employees do you have, if you have any?<br/> VE ZA: How many employees do you have?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not applicable, never had a job, not in labour force (code 1-3,0 in WRKTYPE)<br/> 9995 No employee<br/> 9997 Refused<br/> 9998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9999 No answer<br/> <br/> in Australia (AU):<br/> 0 Not applicable, never had a job, not in labour force (code 1,3,6,0 in WRKTYPE)<br/> <br/> in Austria (AT):<br/> 0 Not applicable, do not supervise employees (code 0,2 in WRKSUP)<br/> <br/> in Germany (DE):<br/> 9 Number of employees for academics and self employed = 2-9<br/> 10 Farmer up to 10 ha<br/> 11 Farmer 10 ha &#60; 20 ha<br/> 12 Farmer 20 ha &#60; 50 ha<br/> 13 Farmer &#62;=50 ha<br/> 49 Number of employees for academics and self employed: 10-49<br/> 50 Number of employees for self employed: 50 and more<br/> 9995 No employee or one employee<br/> <br/> in NIRL TW:<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / DE: Derived from current and former occupational status; exact numbers of employees are NOT available.<br/> / ES: Spanish data include information not only on respondents&#39; present job, but also on respondents most recent job, when they are retired or unemployed, but previously working. They also include information on job of the person with highest earnings in household when respondent is a previously not working pensioner, unemployed and looking for his first job, a student or in another situation. When respondent is housewife/houseman and does not live with spouse/partner Spanish data also include information on job of person with highest earnings in household.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9995

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9997- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 6546 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9995

Variable Format: numeric


WRKSUP: R: Supervises others at work

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Question: Supervises others at work<br/> <br/> AT: Is/ was it part of your work, to instruct members of staff or to supervise their work?<br/> AU: Which of the following best describes the main position that you hold (or held)?<br/> BE-FLA: Do/ did you supervise others in your profession?<br/> CH: Do/ did you supervise the work of other people?<br/> CL LV NZ: In your work, do you supervise others or are you responsible for other people&#39;s work?<br/> CY: Do you supervise the works of others?<br/> CZ: Do/ did you have any subordinates in your main job? If yes, how many?<br/> DE: (If currently in full or part time employment or helping family member) Do your professional duties include supervising the work of other employees or telling them what they have to do?<br/> DK IE UY: Do/ did you supervise or are/ were you responsible for others work?<br/> DO: In your job do you supervise other people&#39;s work?<br/> ES: Do/ did you (or the head of household) supervise or is/ were responsible of the work of some other person?<br/> FI: In your current work, do you supervise any other employees, i.e., are there people who are directly responsible to you? If not currently working, please answer according to your last job.<br/> FR: Do you supervise the work of any other people?<br/> GB: In your job, (did/ do/ will) you have any formal responsibility for supervising the work of other (employees/people)?<br/> HR: Are you held responsible for the work of others at your work or do you supervise the work of any other person at work?<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IL: Do you supervises other at work?<br/> IT: In your job do you usually supervise or are you in charge of any other persons&#39; job?<br/> JP: Are you in continuous, gainful employment? Do you hold any managerial position?<br/> KR: Do/ did you have a subordinate at your workplace for whom you are directly responsible?<br/> MX: In the fulfilment of your current work, the supervision of the work of other is included? (Or in your last job).<br/> NIRL: ?<br/> NL: Do/ did you supervise others in your current/ last job. If so, how many people work/ worked directly under your supervision?<br/> NO: Does/ did your work imply supervising other employees, or deciding their work tasks?<br/> PH PT: Do you supervise or are you responsible for the work of any other people? (If currently unemployed ask about most recent job).<br/> PL: As an official part of your main job, do/did you supervise the work of other employees or tell other employees what to do?<br/> RU: Do you supervise the work of any people?<br/> SE: Do you have any supervising function at work? If you are retired or not working at the moment, please indicate whether you were a supervisor in your last job.<br/> SI: Do you supervises others at work or not?<br/> SK: In your main job, do you have any subordinates? Are you responsible for the work of others? (If you are not employed at the moment, think of your last job.)<br/> TR: Do/ did you supervise the work of any other people? Are you held responsible for the work of any other people?<br/> TW: ?<br/> UA: Do you supervise or held responsibility for the work of any other people at your principal place of employment? To be answered by those in paid work now or ever.<br/> US: In your job, do you supervise anyone who is directly responsible to you? To be answered by those currently in labour force.<br/> VE ZA: Do you supervise the work of any other people?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not applicable, never had a job, not in labour force<br/> 1 Yes<br/> 2 No<br/> 7 Refused<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> in Australia (AU):<br/> 1 Supervisory and managerial<br/> <br/> in Germany (DE):<br/> 0 Not applicable, not in labour force (code 5-10 in WRKST)<br/> <br/> in NIRL TW:<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / DE: WRKSUP only available for current job but not for most recent job.<br/> / ES: Spanish data include information not only on respondents&#39; present job, but also on respondents most recent job, when they are retired or unemployed, but previously working. They also include information on job of the person with highest earnings in household when respondent is a previously not working pensioner, unemployed and looking for his first job, a student or in another situation. When respondent is housewife/houseman and does not live with spouse/partner Spanish data also include information on job of person with highest earnings in household.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 7- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 43496 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 2

Variable Format: numeric


UNION: R: Trade union membership

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Question: Trade (labour) union membership<br/> <br/> AT RU: Are you member of a trade union or have you been a member before?<br/> AU: Do you belong to a union?<br/> BE: Are you currently a member of a union, did you be a member once or have you never been a member of a union?<br/> CH: Are you member of a trade union or of an employers association?<br/> CL: Are you or were you part of a trade union?<br/> CZ: Are you or were you in the past a member any of trade unions?<br/> DE: May I ask you whether you are currently a member of a trade union?<br/> DK: Are you or have you been member of a trade union?<br/> DO: Regarding your involvement with a union, you would say that:<br/> ES: Are you currently a member of a trade union or have you been one in the past?<br/> FI LV: Are you a member of a trade union?<br/> FR: Are you or were you unionized?<br/> GB: (May I just check) are you now a member of a trade union or staff association? Have you ever been a member of a trade union or staff association?<br/> HR IE: Are you a member of any trade union at this time or were you a member in the past?<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IT: Are you or have you ever been a union member?<br/> JP: Do you belong to any trade union?<br/> KR: Are you a union member? Were you a member of trade union before?<br/> MX: Are you currently, or were you, a union member?<br/> NL: Are you a member or have you been a member of a trade union?<br/> NO: Are you or have you ever been member of a trade union or a similar organization?<br/> NZ: Have you ever been a member of a trade union?<br/> PH: Are you a labour union member or not?<br/> PL: Do you belong to a trade union?<br/> PT SK: Are you a member of a union?<br/> SE: Have you ever been a member of a union? Are you currently a member of a union?<br/> SI: Are you or are you not a member of a union?<br/> TR: Are you currently member of a union? If not, were you ever a member of a union?<br/> UA: Are you a member of a trade union (or in the past)?<br/> US: Do you (or your spouse) belong to a labour union? [If only spouse member UNION=3]<br/> UY: Are you member or were you a member of a Labour Union?<br/> VE: Are you a member or were once a member or has never been a member of a union?<br/> ZA: Are you a paid up member of a Trade Union?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not applicable, never had a job, not in paid work; Not available: NIRL, TW<br/> 1 Currently member<br/> 2 Once member, not now<br/> 3 Never member<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer, refused<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> PL: In Poland there was no differentiation if respondent was ever a member of the trade union. Instead he/she was asked if he/she is currently a member or not.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 3

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 51656 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 3

Variable Format: numeric


SPWRKST: S-P: Current employment status

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Question: Spouse/ partner: Current employment status<br/> What is the current economic status, main source of living of your spouse/ partner?<br/> <br/> AT: Is your husband/ partner or spouse/partner ...<br/> AU: Which of the following best describes what your partner was doing last week?<br/> BE: (If married or living together with partner) What is your partners situation right now, what does (s)he do for a living at the moment? (If partner has paid work) Is your partner working full time or part time in his/ her main profession?<br/> CH: Is your partner currently working full or part time or is he/ she not working for pay? (If &#39;not working for pay&#39;) For what reason is he/ she not working actually?<br/> CL: Thinking about your spouse or partner, please choose one of the following alternatives, depending whether he/ she is working or not working.<br/> CY: (If married or not married with partner) Current employment status of partner or spouse.<br/> CZ: What is current economic status, main source of living of your spouse/ partner?<br/> DE: (If spouse or partner) Which of the categories on the card applies to your husband/ wife (partner)? Please classify your husband’s/ wife’s (partner&#39;s) occupational status according to this card. Please look through this list and tell me what applies to your husband/ wife (partner). Please name the appropriate letter.<br/> DK: Are your spouse/ partner currently employed?<br/> DO: In which of the following work situations does your couple or steady life partner fit into?<br/> ES: Which of the following situations applies to your spouse/ partner at present?<br/> FI: If you are currently married or cohabiting or in a registered partnership which of the following best describes the situation of your spouse?<br/> FR: If you are married or if you live with a partner, what is his/her current occupation or economic position?<br/> GB: Which of these descriptions applied to what your (husband/ wife/ partner) was doing last week, that is the seven days ending last Sunday? Is the job full-time or part-time?<br/> HR: (If living with legal spouse or partner) Current employment status of the (legal) partner.<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IE: Which of the following best describes your spouse&#39;s/ partner&#39;s present situation with regard to employment?<br/> IL: Spouse work status in present.<br/> IT - 2008: What is the current employment status of your partner? In case s/he does not currently work, please refer to his/her last job.<br/> IT - 2010: What is the current employment status of your partner?<br/> JP: Is your spouse in continuous, gainful employment? How many hours does your spouse usually work per week, including overtime?<br/> KR: Does your spouse have a job that provides income? (If spouse is currently working) Does your spouse work for someone else? (If spouse is working for someone else) Is your spouse working part time or full time? (If spouse is not working for someone else/ if spouse is self-employed) Is your spouse working for the family, self-employed with no employees, or self-employed with employees? (If spouse is not working) What is the primary reason for your spouse&#39; unemployment?<br/> LV: Now about the main source of living of spouse/ permanent partner: Is he/ she now?<br/> MX: What is the current situation of employment of your partner?<br/> NIRL: Derived variable.<br/> NL: What is at present the main occupation of your partner (if applicable)?<br/> NO: What is your spouse/ partners main activity, or source of income?<br/> NZ: Which one of these following categories best describes your the current employment status of your spouse/ partner?<br/> PH: (If married or with partner) Current employment status of spouse/ partner.<br/> PL: What is your wife/ husband&#39;s current job situation? Is he/she currently ...<br/> PT: What is your spouse/ partner&#39;s professional situation?<br/> RU: What is your spouse/ partner&#39;s current employment status?<br/> SE: Which of the following groups do your husband/ wife/ live-in partner belong to? If he/ she is on parental- or sickness-leave, please indicate whether he/ she worked full-time or part-time before the parental- or sickness-leave.<br/> SI: (If living with partner) What is his/ her current employment status, is he/ she employed or something else?<br/> SK: Does your spouse/ partner currently have an income from any working activity?<br/> TR: Not asked.<br/> TW: Is your spouse (or partner) currently employed?<br/> UA: What is your spouse/ partner&#39;s current employment status? Ask those who have a spouse or a partner.<br/> US: Last week was your spouse working full time, part time, going to school, keeping house, or what?<br/> UY: Thinking about your wife/husband or partner, please choose one of the following options, based on whether he/she works or not.<br/> VE: Not asked.<br/> ZA: If you are married or have a partner, what is his/ her employment status?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not applicable, no partner (code 2 in COHAB)<br/> 1 Full-time employed,main job<br/> 2 Part-time employed,main job<br/> 3 Less than part-time<br/> 4 Helping family member<br/> 5 Unemployed<br/> 6 Student, school, education<br/> 7 Retired<br/> 8 Housewife,-man, home duties<br/> 9 Permanently disabled<br/> 10 Other, not in labour force<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> in Chile (CL):<br/> 0 Not applicable, no spouse/ partner<br/> 5 Unemployed, looking for a job/ Looking for a job for the first time<br/> <br/> in Croatia (HR):<br/> 1 Including employed in a &#39;free&#39; vocation (artist, individual farmer)<br/> <br/> in Cyprus (CY):<br/> 0 Not applicable, no partner (code 2-4 in MARITAL)<br/> 1 Employed full-time, 35 hours per week or more<br/> 2 Employed part-time, 15-34 hours<br/> 3 Employed less than 15 hours per week/ temporarily out of work<br/> <br/> in Czech Republic (CZ):<br/> 7 Retired/ Working pensioner<br/> 8 Housewife,-man/ On maternity leave<br/> <br/> in Denmark (DK):<br/> 3 Including employed but temporarily out of work (illness, maternity leave, parents leave or education leave)<br/> 7 Job release scheme etc (pension benefits payable between early retirement and normal retirement pension)/ Old age retirement<br/> 9 Early retirement<br/> <br/> in Finland (FI):<br/> 7 Retired (based on old age or years of service)/ Retired for other reasons<br/> 10 Including military or alternative civilian respectively non-military service/ On parental leave<br/> <br/> in Flanders (FLA):<br/> 1 Employed full-time (as employee, self-employed, GESKO, VA-apprenticeship, interim, DAC, service cheques, helping family member)<br/> 2 Employed part-time (as employee, self-employed, GESKO, VA-apprenticeship, interim, DAC, service cheques, helping family member)<br/> 3 Employed temporary out of work including sick, maternity and unpaid leave, fulltime career break (also parental or palliative break, medical support of a sick relative)<br/> 4 Not used<br/> <br/> in Germany (DE):<br/> 9 Not asked<br/> 10 Including military or alternative community service<br/> <br/> in Great Britain (GB):<br/> 0 Not applicable, not married (code 2-5 in MARITAL)<br/> 3 Not used<br/> 4 Not used<br/> <br/> in Italy (IT):<br/> 2 Including fixed term contract<br/> 5 Unemployed / Looking for first job<br/> <br/> in Japan (JP):<br/> 0 Not applicable, not married (code 2-5 in MARITAL)<br/> <br/> in Norway (NO):<br/> 3 Not used<br/> 4 Not used<br/> <br/> in Philippines (PH):<br/> 1 Employed full-time, 40 hours weekly or more<br/> 2 Employed part-time, 10-39 hours weekly<br/> 3 Employed less then 10 hours weekly<br/> <br/> in Poland (PL):<br/> 4 Not used<br/> 9 Not used<br/> 10 Not used<br/> <br/> in Russia (RU):<br/> 1 Employed full time (35 hours and more per week)<br/> 2 Employed part time (15-35 hours per week)<br/> 3 Employed less then 15 hours per week/ temporarily out of work<br/> <br/> in Slovakian Republic (SK):<br/> 0 Not applicable, no spouse/ partner<br/> 2 She/he works part-time (half or else reduced)<br/> 3 She/he has no regular work (temporary or summer job)<br/> 6 Student (without an income from a working activity)<br/> 10 Other (savings or other rents)<br/> <br/> in South Africa (ZA):<br/> 0 Not applicable, no spouse/ partner<br/> 3 Including casual work/ piecework<br/> 4 Not used<br/> 5 Including housewife, looking for work<br/> 10 Including temporarily sick<br/> <br/> in South Korea (KR):<br/> 0 Not applicable (code 2-4 in MARITAL and code 5 in MARITAL if not cohabiting - code 2 in COHAB)<br/> 3 Temporarily out of work<br/> 10 Including military service, not intending to work, preparing to get married and not working for religious reasons<br/> <br/> in Sweden (SE):<br/> 0 Not applicable, no spouse/ partner<br/> 6 In temporary public employment or vocational employment training courses/ Student<br/> <br/> in Switzerland (CH):<br/> 0 Not applicable, not married (code 2-5 in MARITAL)<br/> 3 Occasional<br/> <br/> in Taiwan (TW):<br/> 0 Not applicable (code 2-4 in MARITAL and code 5 in MARITAL if not cohabiting - code 2 in COHAB)<br/> 3 Doing odd job; temporarily unemployed<br/> <br/> in United States of America (US):<br/> 0 Not applicable, not married (code 2-5 in MARITAL)<br/> 2 Including with a job, but not at work because of temporary illness, vacation, strike<br/> 3 Not used<br/> 4 Not used<br/> 9 Not used<br/> <br/> in Uruguay (UY):<br/> 3 Including occasionally work<br/> 5 Unemployed, looking for a job/ First time job seeker<br/> 10 Including renter<br/> <br/> in ES FR:<br/> 1 Employed full-time, 35 hours per week or more<br/> 2 Employed part-time, 15-34 hours<br/> 3 Employed less than 15 hours per week<br/> <br/> in IE NL:<br/> 0 Not applicable, no spouse/ partner<br/> <br/> in TR VE:<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> / DE: &#34;Employment status&#34; (spouse: F077 and F083; partner: F089 and F095) and &#34;occupational status&#34; (spouse: F078 and partner: F090) taken from ALLBUS 2008.<br/> / ES: Four variables intervene in the construction of SPWRKST. So Spanish data include information not only on respondents&#39; partner present job, but also on respondents&#39; partner most recent job, when they are retired or unemployed, but previously working.<br/> / IT: The only difference between the subsample variables SPWRKST_2008 and SPWRKST_2010 is category 11 of the latter (&#34;Seeking for first job&#34;), which in 2008 was together with category &#34;5. Unemployed, seeking for first job&#34;.<br/> / JP: Question texts taken from ISSP 2007<br/> / NIRL: Fieldwork agency derived variable wrkst3 (based on q 8 – q10b); nreason2 (reason why not working); shourswk (hours worked per week).<br/> / NL: Note that the word partner in the context of the questionnaire may refer to someone with whom one is not married or cohabiting.<br/> / SK: The aim was to code employed full time students as employed rather than student.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 10

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 35089 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 10

Variable Format: numeric


SPISCO88: S-P: Occupation ILO,ISCO 1988 4-digit

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Question: Spouse/ partner Occupation: ILO/ISCO - International Occupation Code 1988<br/> <br/> AT: Not asked.<br/> AU: What kind of work does (or did) your partner do in their main job? (If partner unemployed, retired or had a job in the past) Please tell us about their last main paid job. (If partner never worked for pay) Please go to question M7. What are (or were) the main tasks that your partner usually performs? And what industry do they (or did they) work in? By industry, we mean the type of business or service performed where they work or worked (e.g. Commonwealth government, hairdressing, construction, hospitality).<br/> BE: Did your partner used to be in paid work? Can you give me the name of the present (former) profession of your partner? Can you give me a detailed description what the profession of your partner implies?<br/> CH: Which profession does your partner practice? Did your partner have a paid professional activity in the past? Which one was the last one?<br/> CL: What is your spouse or partner main activity? What are some of your main duties?<br/> CZ: (If partner is not currently economically active ask about his/ her last occupation, if partner is a working pensioner about his/ her last occupation before the retirement) What is (was) the occupation of your spouse/ partner in his/ her main job? What job does (did) he/ she do?<br/> DE: Which of the categories on the card applies to your husband / wife? What work does your spouse do in his/ her main job? Please describe your work precisely. Does this job, this work have a special name?<br/> DK: What are/ were your spouse/ partners accurate occupation?<br/> ES: And which is/ was the occupation or trade of your spouse/ partner? That is, in what does/ did his/ her work consist of, specifically? (Please be as precise as possible, describing the tasks he/she does/did).<br/> FI: If your are currently married or cohabiting or in a registered partnership, what is your spouse’s current or latest occupation or the occupation s(he) is currently studying for?<br/> FR: What is his/ her occupation or last occupation?<br/> GB: Now I want to ask you about (husbands/ wifes/ partners) (present/future) job. What (is his/her job/ will that job be)?<br/> What (is/was) the name or title of the job? What kind of work (do/will) (he/she) do most of the time?<br/> HR: Please state the exact title of your spouse/ partner job title and occupation. Describe what he/ she does; what his/ her main tasks are. What are the educational and professional requirements for the job?<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IE: What is/ was your spouse/ partner occupation? Please describe as fully as possible. If farmer please record number of acres farmed and type of farm.<br/> IT: Can you describe exactly what kind of job your partner has? In case s/he does not currently work, please refer to his/her last job.<br/> [Interviewers were told to refer to the last occupation, if respondent falls in categories 5-10 of WRKST. Respondents who are currently working can be separated by those currently out of labour force by means of WRKST].<br/> JP: Please give details about the main type of work your spouse are engaged in.<br/> KR: Does your spouse have a job that provides income? Has your spouse ever worked for pay? What kind of work does your spouse normally do? What does (he/ she) actually do in that job? If currently not working, tell me about (his/ her) last job.<br/> LV: What is your spouse/ permanent partners occupation?<br/> MX: What is your partners current occupation (or last)?<br/> NL: What is/ was exactly your partners occupation?<br/> NO: Is your spouse/ partner currently in paid work or has she/ he ever been in paid work?<br/> NZ: What is your partners or spouse main occupation (or their most recent occupation?) If your partner or spouse has more than one job, business or professional practice, please give the occupation for the job he or she spends the most time at. Please describe fully, using two words or more.<br/> PH: What is the main job of your spouse or partner? (If currently unemployed ask about most recent job).<br/> PL: What kind of work does /did your wife / husband normally do? That is, what is / was her / his job title? What does / did your wife / husband actually do in that job? Tell me what are / were some of her / his main duties? What is / was your wife&#39;s / husband&#39;s job titled? What do/ did they produce, what services were/are provide, what is (was) the main profile of the work-place?<br/> PT: What is your spouse/ partners professional activity? If the spouse/ partner is unemployed/ retired or has already passed away, refer to the last professional activity.<br/> RU: What is your spouse/ partner current occupation?<br/> SE: What is your husbands/ wifes/ live-in partners occupation? If he/ she is retired or not working at the moment, please indicate what his/ her occupation was in his/her last job. Please describe it as clearly as possible. What kind of production/ activity is performed at his/ her current or last workplace?<br/> SI: What kind of work or occupation does your partner do? If not working at the moment: what was his/ her last (main) occupation? Tell detailed name of his/ her position at work and exact profession. Describe what do you do, what are his/ her main duties; what qualification requires his/ her work (degree, type of specialisation). Name the tools or the instruments that he/ she need at work, what are the materials that he/ she works with: what kind of goods or services does he/ she provide?<br/> SK: Please, write the name of the main occupation of your spouse/ partner. Include detailed description of his/her working activity: what is his/ her principal activity, responsibility etc. Use two or more words and exclude abbreviations. If your spouse/ partner is not in labour force at the moment (is retired or unemployed etc), think of his/ her most recent job.<br/> TR TW: What is the occupation of your spouse at present?<br/> UA: (To be answered by those whose spouse is in paid work now (code 1-4 at SPWRKST) or ever).<br/> US: What kind of work does/ did your spouse normally do? That is, what is the job called? What does/ did your spouse actually do in that job? Tell me what are some of his/ her main duties? What kind of place does/ did your spouse work for? What do they (make/do)? (To be answered by the married and those in paid work or having ever worked as long as one year).<br/> UY: Thinking about your wife/husband or partner, what kind of work does he/she do in the job where he/she gets his/her highest income?<br/> VE: What is the occupation, job or type of work that your life-partner does (or did) in the business, agency or company where she/he work or worked? (If she/he is unemployed respond respect of the last work).<br/> ZA: What is your spouse/ partner current occupation?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not applicable, no spouse/ partner, never had a job, not in paid work; Not available: AT, NIRL<br/> 100 Armed forces<br/> 110 Armed forces, all personnel<br/> 1000 Legislators,senior officials and managers<br/> 1100 Legislators and senior officials<br/> 1110 Legislators<br/> 1120 Senior government official<br/> 1130 Traditional chiefs and heads of villages<br/> 1140 Senior officials of special interest organisation<br/> 1141 Senior officials of political party organisations<br/> 1142 Senior officials of employers, workers and other economic interest organisations<br/> 1143 Senior officials of humanitarian and other special-interest organisations<br/> 1200 Corporate managers<br/> 1210 Directors and chief executives<br/> 1220 Production and operations department managers<br/> 1221 Production and operations department managers in agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing<br/> 1222 Productions and operations department managers in manufacturing<br/> 1223 Productions and operations department managers in construction<br/> 1224 Productions and operations department managers in retail trade<br/> 1225 Productions and operations department managers in restaurants and hotels<br/> 1226 Productions and operations department managers in transport storage and<br/> communications<br/> 1227 Productions and operations department managers in business services<br/> 1228 Productions and operations department managers in personal care, cleaning and related services<br/> 1229 Productions and operations department managers not elsewhere classified<br/> 1230 Other department managers<br/> 1231 Finance and administration department managers<br/> 1232 Personnel and industrial relations department managers<br/> 1233 Sales and marketing department managers<br/> 1234 Advertising and public relations department managers<br/> 1235 Supply and distribution department managers<br/> 1236 Computing services department managers<br/> 1237 Research and development department managers<br/> 1238 Other department managers nec<br/> 1239 Other department managers<br/> 1300 General managers<br/> 1310 General managers<br/> 1311 General managers in agriculture<br/> 1312 General managers in manufacture<br/> 1313 General managers in construction<br/> 1314 General managers in wholesale and retail trade<br/> 1315 General managers of restaurants and hotels<br/> 1316 General managers in transport, storage and communications<br/> 1317 General managers of business services<br/> 1318 General managers in personal care, cleaning and related services<br/> 1319 General managers nec<br/> 2000 Professionals<br/> 2100 Physical, mathematical and engineering science professionals<br/> 2110 Physicists, chemists and related professionals<br/> 2111 Physicists, and astronomers<br/> 2112 Meteorologists<br/> 2113 Chemists<br/> 2114 Geologists and geophysicists<br/> 2120 Mathematicians, statisticians and related professionals<br/> 2121 Mathematicians and related professionals<br/> 2122 Statisticians<br/> 2130 Computing professionals<br/> 2131 Computing systems designers and analysts<br/> 2132 Computer programmers<br/> 2139 Computing professionals not elsewhere classified<br/> 2140 Architects, engineers and related professionals<br/> 2141 Architects, town and traffic planners<br/> 2142 Civil engineers<br/> 2143 Electrical engineers<br/> 2144 Electronics and telecommunications engineers<br/> 2145 Mechanical engineers<br/> 2146 Chemical engineers<br/> 2147 Mining engineers, metallurgists and related professionals<br/> 2148 Cartographers and surveyors<br/> 2149 Architects, engineers and related professionals not elsewhere classified<br/> 2199 Other natural scientist<br/> 2200 Life science and health professionals<br/> 2210 Life science professionals<br/> 2211 Biologist, botanist, zoologist and related professionals<br/> 2212 Pharmacologists, pathologists and related professionals<br/> 2213 Agronomists and related professionals<br/> 2220 Health professionals<br/> 2221 Medical doctors<br/> 2222 Dentists<br/> 2223 Veterinarians<br/> 2224 Pharmacists<br/> 2229 Health professionals (except nursing) not elsewhere classified<br/> 2230 Health professionals (except nursing) not elsewhere classified<br/> 2300 Teaching professionals<br/> 2310 College, university and higher education teacher<br/> 2320 Secondary education teacher<br/> 2330 Primary and pre-primary education teaching professionals<br/> 2331 Primary education teaching professionals<br/> 2332 Pre-primary education teaching professionals<br/> 2340 Special education teaching professionals<br/> 2350 Other teaching professionals<br/> 2351 Education methods specialists<br/> 2352 School inspectors<br/> 2359 Other teaching professionals not elsewhere classified, extra-systemic. teacher<br/> 2400 Other professionals<br/> 2410 Business professionals<br/> 2411 Accountants<br/> 2412 Personnel and careers professionals<br/> 2419 Business professionals not elsewhere classified<br/> 2420 Legal professionals<br/> 2421 Lawyers<br/> 2422 Judges<br/> 2429 Legal professionals nec<br/> 2430 Archivists, librarians and related information professionals<br/> 2431 Archivists and curators<br/> 2432 Librarians and related information professionals<br/> 2440 Social science and related professionals<br/> 2441 Economists<br/> 2442 Sociologists, anthropologists and related professionals<br/> 2443 Philosophers, historians and political scientists<br/> 2444 Philologists, translators and interpreters<br/> 2445 Psychologists<br/> 2446 Social work professionals<br/> 2450 Writers and creative artists<br/> 2451 Authors, journalists and other writers<br/> 2452 Sculptors, painters and related artists<br/> 2453 Composers, musicians and singers<br/> 2454 Choreographers and dancers<br/> 2455 Film, stage and related actors and directors<br/> 2460 Religious professionals<br/> 2470 ISCO_COM: Public service administrative professionals<br/> 2500 Education professionals not elsewhere classified<br/> 3000 Technicians and associate professionals<br/> 3100 Physical and engineering science associate professionals<br/> 3110 Physical and engineering science technicians<br/> 3111 Chemical and physical science technicians<br/> 3112 Civil engineering technicians<br/> 3113 Electrical engineering technicians<br/> 3114 Electronics and telecommunication technicians<br/> 3115 Mechanical engineering technicians<br/> 3116 Chemical engineering technicians<br/> 3117 Mining and metallurgical technicians<br/> 3118 Draughtspersons<br/> 3119 Physical and engineering science technicians not elsewhere classified<br/> 3120 Computer associate professionals<br/> 3121 Computer assistants<br/> 3122 Computer equipment operators<br/> 3123 Industrial robot controllers<br/> 3130 Optical and electronic equipment operators<br/> 3131 Photographers and image and sound recording equipment operators<br/> 3132 Broadcasting and telecommunications equipment operators<br/> 3133 Medical equipment operators<br/> 3139 Optical and electronic equipment operators not elsewhere classified<br/> 3140 Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians<br/> 3141 Ships engineers<br/> 3142 Ships deck officers and pilots<br/> 3143 Aircraft pilots and related associate professionals<br/> 3144 Air traffic pilots<br/> 3145 Air traffic safety technicians<br/> 3150 Safety and quality inspectors<br/> 3151 Building and fire inspectors<br/> 3152 Safety, health and quality inspectors<br/> 3200 Life science and health associate professionals<br/> 3210 Life science technicians and related associate professionals<br/> 3211 Life science technicians<br/> 3212 Agronomy and forestry technicians<br/> 3213 Farming and forestry advisers<br/> 3220 Modern health associate professionals (except nursing)<br/> 3221 Medical assistants<br/> 3222 Sanitarians<br/> 3223 Dieticians and nutritionists<br/> 3224 Optometrists and opticians<br/> 3225 Dental assistants<br/> 3226 Physiotherapists and related associate professionals<br/> 3227 Veterinary assistants<br/> 3228 Pharmaceutical assistants<br/> 3229 Modern health associate professionals (except nursing) not elsewhere classified<br/> 3230 Nursing and midwifery associate professionals<br/> 3231 Nursing associate professionals<br/> 3232 Midwifery associate professionals<br/> 3240 Traditional medicine practitioners and faith healers<br/> 3241 Traditional medicine practitioners<br/> 3242 Faith healers<br/> 3300 Teaching associate professionals<br/> 3310 Primary education teaching associate professionals<br/> 3320 Pre-primary education teaching associate professionals<br/> 3330 Special education teaching associate professionals<br/> 3340 Other teaching associate professionals<br/> 3400 Other associate professionals<br/> 3410 Finance and sales associate professionals<br/> 3411 Securities and finance dealers and brokers<br/> 3412 Insurance representatives<br/> 3413 Estate agents<br/> 3414 Travel consultants and organisers<br/> 3415 Technical and commercial sales representatives<br/> 3416 Buyers<br/> 3417 Appraisers, valuers and auctioneers<br/> 3419 Finance and sales associate professionals not elsewhere classified<br/> 3420 Business services agents and trade broker<br/> 3421 Trade brokers<br/> 3422 Clearing and forwarding agents<br/> 3423 Employment agents and labour contractors<br/> 3429 Other business services agents and trade brokers not elsewhere classified<br/> 3430 Administrative associate professionals<br/> 3431 Administrative secretaries and related associate professionals<br/> 3432 Legal and related business associate professionals<br/> 3433 Bookkeepers<br/> 3434 Statistical, mathematical and related associate professionals<br/> 3439 Administrative associate professionals not elsewhere classified<br/> 3440 Customs, tax and related government associate professionals<br/> 3441 Customs and border inspectors<br/> 3442 Government tax and excise officials<br/> 3443 Government social benefits officials<br/> 3444 Government licensing officials<br/> 3449 Customs, tax and related government associate professionals not elsewhere<br/> classified<br/> 3450 Police inspectors and detectives<br/> 3460 Social work associate professionals<br/> 3470 Artistic, entertainment and sports associate professionals<br/> 3471 Decorators and commercial designers<br/> 3472 Radio, television and other announcers<br/> 3473 Clowns, magicians, acrobats and related associate professionals<br/> 3474 Clowns, magicians, acrobats and related associate professionals<br/> 3475 Athletes, sportspersons and related associate professional<br/> 3480 Religious associate professionals<br/> 4000 Office worker, clerks<br/> 4100 Office clerks<br/> 4110 Secretaries and keyboard-operating clerks<br/> 4111 Stenographers and typists<br/> 4112 Word-processor and related operators<br/> 4113 Data entry operators<br/> 4114 Calculating machine operators<br/> 4115 Secretaries<br/> 4120 Numerical clerks<br/> 4121 Accounting and bookkeeping clerks<br/> 4122 Statistical and finance clerks<br/> 4130 Material-recording and transport clerks<br/> 4131 Stock clerks<br/> 4132 Production clerks<br/> 4133 Transport clerks<br/> 4140 Library, mail and related clerks<br/> 4141 Library and filing clerks<br/> 4142 Mail carriers and sorting clerks<br/> 4143 Coding, proof-reading and related clerks<br/> 4144 Scribes and related workers<br/> 4190 Other office clerks, also assisting spouse<br/> 4200 Customer services clerks<br/> 4210 Cashiers, tellers and related clerks<br/> 4211 Cashiers and ticket clerks<br/> 4212 Tellers and other counter clerks<br/> 4213 Bookmakers and croupiers<br/> 4214 Pawnbrokers and money-lenders<br/> 4215 Debt-collectors and related workers<br/> 4220 Client information clerks<br/> 4221 Travel agency and related clerks<br/> 4222 Receptionists and information clerks<br/> 4223 Telephone switchboard operators<br/> 4300 Office helping workers<br/> 4400 Post office, higher civil service<br/> 4500 Railway official, higher civil service<br/> 5000 Personal service, sale<br/> 5100 Personal and protective services workers<br/> 5110 Travel attendants and related workers<br/> 5111 Travel attendentsand travel stewards<br/> 5112 Transport conductors<br/> 5113 Travel guides<br/> 5120 Housekeeping and restaurant services workers<br/> 5121 Housekeepers and related workers<br/> 5122 Cooks<br/> 5123 Waiters, waitresses and bartenders<br/> 5130 Personal care and related workers<br/> 5131 Child care workers<br/> 5132 Institution-based personal care workers<br/> 5133 Home-based personal care workers<br/> 5139 Personal care and related workers not elsewhere classified<br/> 5140 Other personal services workers<br/> 5141 Hairdressers, barbers, beauticians and related workers<br/> 5142 Companions and valets<br/> 5143 Undertakers and embalmers<br/> 5149 Other personal services workers nec<br/> 5150 Astrologers, fortune-tellers and related workers<br/> 5151 Astrologers and related workers<br/> 5152 Fortune-tellers and related workers<br/> 5160 Protective services workers<br/> 5161 Fire-fighters<br/> 5162 Police officers<br/> 5163 Prison guards<br/> 5169 Protective services workers nec<br/> 5200 Models, salespersons and demonstrators<br/> 5210 Fashion and other models<br/> 5220 Shop salespersons and demonstrators<br/> 5230 Stall and market salespersons<br/> 6000 Skilled agriculturaland fishery worker<br/> 6100 Market-oriented skilled agricultural and fishery workers<br/> 6110 Market gardeners and crop growers<br/> 6111 Field crop and vegetable growers<br/> 6112 Tree and shrub crop growers<br/> 6113 Gardeners, horticultural and nursery growers<br/> 6114 Mixed-crop growers<br/> 6120 Market-oriented animal producers and related workers<br/> 6121 Dairy and livestock producers<br/> 6122 Poultry producers<br/> 6123 Apiarists and sericulturists<br/> 6124 Mixed animal producers<br/> 6129 Market-oriented animal producers nec<br/> 6130 Market-oriented crop animal producer<br/> 6132 Farmers<br/> 6140 Forestry and related worker<br/> 6141 Forestry workers and logger<br/> 6142 Charcoal burners and related worker<br/> 6150 Fishery workers, hunters and trappers<br/> 6151 Aquatic-life cultivation worker<br/> 6152 Inland and coastal waters fishery workers<br/> 6153 Deep-sea fishery worker<br/> 6154 Hunters and trappers<br/> 6200 Subsistence agricultural and fishery workers<br/> 6210 Subsistence agricultural and fishery workers<br/> 7000 Craft and trade workers<br/> 7100 Extraction and building trades worker<br/> 7110 Miners, shot firers, stone cutters and carvers<br/> 7111 Miners and quarry workers<br/> 7112 Shotfirers and blasters<br/> 7113 Stone splitters, cutters and carvers<br/> 7120 Building frame and related trades workers<br/> 7121 Builders, traditional materials<br/> 7122 Bricklayers and stonemasons<br/> 7123 Concrete placers, concrete finishers and related workers<br/> 7124 Carpenters and joiners<br/> 7129 Building frame and related trades workers not elsewhere classified<br/> 7130 Building finishers and related trades workers<br/> 7131 Roofers<br/> 7132 Floor layers and tile setters<br/> 7133 Plasterers<br/> 7134 Insulation workers<br/> 7135 Glaziers<br/> 7136 Plumbers and pipe fitters<br/> 7137 Building and related electricians<br/> 7139 Building finishers and related trade workers<br/> 7140 Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers<br/> 7141 Painters and related workers<br/> 7142 Varnishers and related painters<br/> 7143 Building structure cleaners<br/> 7200 Metal, machinery and related trades workers<br/> 7210 Metal moulders, welders, sheet-metal workers, structural metal preparers and related trades workers<br/> 7211 Metal moulders and core makers<br/> 7212 Welders and flamecutters<br/> 7213 Sheet-metal workers<br/> 7214 Structural-metal preparers and erectors<br/> 7215 Riggers and cable splicers<br/> 7216 Underwater workers<br/> 7220 Blacksmiths, tool-makers and related trades workers<br/> 7221 Blacksmiths, hammer-smiths and forging-press workers<br/> 7222 Tool-makers and related workers<br/> 7223 Machine-tool setters and setter-operators<br/> 7224 Metal wheel-grinders, polishers and tool sharpeners<br/> 7230 Machinery mechanics and fitters<br/> 7231 Motor vehicle mechanics and fitters<br/> 7232 Aircraft engine mechanics and fitters<br/> 7233 Agricultural-industrial mechanics<br/> 7240 Electrical and electronic equipment mechanics and fitters<br/> 7241 Electrical mechanics and fitters<br/> 7242 Electronics fitters<br/> 7243 Electronics mechanics and servicers<br/> 7244 Telegraph and telephone installers and service<br/> 7245 Electrical line installers, repairers<br/> 7300 Precision, handicraft, printing and related trades workers<br/> 7310 Precision workers in metal and related materials<br/> 7311 Precision-instrument makers and repairers<br/> 7312 Musical instrument makers and tuners<br/> 7313 Jewellery and precious-metal workers<br/> 7320 Potters, glass-makers and related trades workers<br/> 7321 Abrasive wheel formers, potters and related workers<br/> 7322 Glass-makers, cutters, grinders and finishers<br/> 7323 Glass engravers and etchers<br/> 7324 Glass, ceramics and related decorative painters<br/> 7330 Handicraft workers in wood, textile, leather and related materials<br/> 7331 Handicraft workers in wood and related materials<br/> 7332 Handicraft workers in textile, leather and related materials<br/> 7340 Printing and related trades workers<br/> 7341 Compositors, typesetters and related workers<br/> 7342 Stereotypers, electrotypers<br/> 7343 Printing engravers and etchers<br/> 7344 Photographic and related workers<br/> 7345 Bookbinders and related workers<br/> 7346 Silk-screen, block and textile printers<br/> 7400 Other craft and related trades workers<br/> 7410 Food processing and related trades workers<br/> 7411 Butchers, fishmongers and related food preparers<br/> 7412 Bakers, pastry-cooks and confectionary makers<br/> 7413 Dairy-products makers<br/> 7414 Fruit, vegetable and related preservers<br/> 7415 Food and beverage tasters and graders<br/> 7416 Tobacco preparers and tobacco product makers<br/> 7420 Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers<br/> 7421 Wood treaters<br/> 7422 Cabinet-makers and related workers<br/> 7423 Woodworking machine setters and setter operators<br/> 7424 Basketry weavers, brush makers and related workers<br/> 7430 Textile, garment and related trades workers<br/> 7431 Fibre preparers<br/> 7432 Weavers, knitters and related workers<br/> 7433 Tailors, dressmakers and hatters<br/> 7434 Furriers and related workers<br/> 7435 Textile, leather and related pattern-makers and cutters<br/> 7436 Sewers, embroiderers and related workers<br/> 7437 Upholsterers and related workers<br/> 7440 Pelt, leather and shoemaking trades workers<br/> 7441 Pelt dressers, tanners and fellmongers<br/> 7442 Shoe-makers and related workers<br/> 7450 Laboratory assistants<br/> 7500 Metal worker general<br/> 7510 Metal worker not elsewhere classified, non farm foremen not elsewhere classified<br/> 7520 Electronics engineers not elsewhere classified, slilled manual not elsewhere classified<br/> 7900 Master craftsmen, supervisors<br/> 8000 Plant and machine operators and assemblers<br/> 8100 Stationary-plant and related operators<br/> 8110 Mining- and mineral-processing-plant operators<br/> 8111 Mining-plant operators<br/> 8112 Mineral-ore and stone-processing-plant operators<br/> 8113 Well drillers and borers and related workers<br/> 8120 Metal-processing-plant operators<br/> 8121 Ore and metal furnace operators<br/> 8122 Metal melters, casters<br/> 8123 Metal-heat-treating-plant operators<br/> 8124 Metal drawers and extruders<br/> 8130 Glass, ceramics and related plant operators<br/> 8131 Glass, ceramics kiln and related machine operators<br/> 8139 Glass, ceramics and related plant operators not elsewhere classified<br/> 8140 Wood-processing- and papermaking-plant operators<br/> 8141 Wood-processing-plant operators<br/> 8142 Paper-pulp plant operators<br/> 8143 Paper making-plant operators<br/> 8150 Chemical-processing-plant operators<br/> 8151 Crushing-, grinding- and chemical mixing-machinery operators<br/> 8152 Chemical-heat-treating-plant operators<br/> 8153 Chemical-filtering- and separating-equipment operators<br/> 8154 Chemical-still and reactor operators (except petroleum and natural gas)<br/> 8155 Petroleum and natural-gas-refining-plant operators<br/> 8159 Chemical-processing-plant operators not elsewhere classified<br/> 8160 Power-production and related plant operators<br/> 8161 Power-production plant operators<br/> 8162 Steam-engine and boiler operators<br/> 8163 Incinerator, water-treatment and related operators<br/> 8170 Automated-assembly-line and industrial-robot operators<br/> 8171 Automated-assembly-line operators<br/> 8172 Industrial-robot operators<br/> 8200 Machine operators and assemblers<br/> 8210 Metal- and mineral-products machine operators<br/> 8211 Machine-tool operators<br/> 8212 Cement and other mineral products machine operators<br/> 8220 Chemical-products machine operators<br/> 8221 Pharmaceutical- and toiletry-products machine operators<br/> 8222 Ammunition products machine operator<br/> 8223 Metal finishing-, plating and coating-machine operators<br/> 8224 Photographic-products machine operator<br/> 8229 Chemical-products machine operators not elsewhere classified<br/> 8230 Rubber- and plastic-products machine operators<br/> 8231 Rubber-products machine operators<br/> 8232 Plastic-products machine operators<br/> 8240 Wood-products machine operators<br/> 8250 Printing-, binding- and paper-products machine operators<br/> 8251 Printing-machine operators<br/> 8252 Bookbinding-machine operators<br/> 8253 Paper-products machine operators<br/> 8260 Textile, fur- and leather-products machine operators<br/> 8261 Fibre-preparing-, spinning- and winding-machine operators<br/> 8262 Weaving- and knitting-machine operators<br/> 8263 Sewing-machine operators<br/> 8264 Bleaching-, dyeing- and cleaning-machine operators<br/> 8265 Fur- and leather-preparing-machine operators<br/> 8266 Shoemaking- and related machine operators<br/> 8269 Textile-, fur- and leather-products machine operators not elsewhere classified<br/> 8270 Food and related products machine operators<br/> 8271 Meat- and fish-processing-machine operators<br/> 8272 Dairy-products machine operators<br/> 8273 Grain- and spice-milling-machine operators<br/> 8274 Baked-goods, cereal and chocolate-products machine operators<br/> 8275 Fruit-, vegetable- and nut-processing-machine operators<br/> 8276 Sugar production machine operators<br/> 8277 Fruit-, vegetable- and nut-processing-machine operators<br/> 8278 Beverage machine operators<br/> 8279 Tobacco production machine operators<br/> 8280 Assemblers<br/> 8281 Mechanical-machinery assemblers<br/> 8282 Electrical-equipment assemblers<br/> 8283 Electronic-equipment assemblers<br/> 8284 Metal-, rubber- and plastic-products assemblers<br/> 8285 Wood and related products assemblers<br/> 8286 Paperboard, textile and related products assemblers<br/> 8287 Composite products assemblers<br/> 8290 Other machine operators and assemblers<br/> 8300 Drivers and mobile-plant operators<br/> 8310 Locomotive-engine drivers and related workers<br/> 8311 Locomotive-engine drivers<br/> 8312 Railway brakers, signallers and shunters<br/> 8320 Motor-vehicle drivers<br/> 8321 Motor-cycle drivers<br/> 8322 Car, taxi and van drivers<br/> 8323 Bus and tram drivers<br/> 8324 Heavy truck and lorry drivers<br/> 8330 Agricultural and other mobile-plant operators<br/> 8331 Motorised farm and forestry plant operators<br/> 8332 Motorised farm and forestry plant operators<br/> 8333 Crane, hoist and related plant operators<br/> 8334 Lifting-truck operators<br/> 8340 Ships deck crews and related workers<br/> 9000 Elementary occupations<br/> 9100 Sales and services elementary occupations<br/> 9110 Street vendors and related workers<br/> 9111 Street food vendors<br/> 9112 Street vendors, non-food products<br/> 9113 Door-to-door, telephone salesperson<br/> 9120 Shoe cleaning and other street services elementary occupations<br/> 9130 Domestic and related helpers, cleaners and launderers<br/> 9131 Domestic helpers and cleaners<br/> 9132 Helpers and cleaners in offices, hotels and other establishments<br/> 9133 Hand-launderers and pressers<br/> 9140 Building caretakers, window and related cleaners<br/> 9141 Building caretakers<br/> 9142 Vehicle, window and related cleaners<br/> 9150 Messengers, porters, doorkeepers and related workers<br/> 9151 Messengers, package and luggage porters and deliverers<br/> 9152 Doorkeepers, watchpersons and related workers<br/> 9153 Vending-machine money collectors, meter readers and related workers<br/> 9160 Garbage collectors and related labourers<br/> 9161 Garbage collectors<br/> 9162 Sweepers and related labourers<br/> 9200 Agricultural, fishery and related labourers<br/> 9210 Agricultural, fishery and related labourers<br/> 9211 Farm-hands and labourers<br/> 9212 Forestry labourers<br/> 9213 Fishery, hunting and trapping labourers<br/> 9300 Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport<br/> 9310 Mining and construction labourers<br/> 9311 Mining and quarrying labourers<br/> 9312 Construction and maintenance labourers: roads, dams and similar constructions<br/> 9313 Building construction labourers<br/> 9320 Manufacturing labourers<br/> 9321 Assembling labourers<br/> 9322 Hand packers and other manufacturing labourers<br/> 9330 Transport labourers and freight handlers<br/> 9331 Hand or pedal vehicle drivers<br/> 9332 Drivers of animal-drawn vehicles and machinery<br/> 9333 Freight handlers<br/> 9996 Not classifiable;inadequately described<br/> 9997 Refused<br/> 9998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9999 NA<br/> <br/> in AT NIRL:<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> AU: For public servants, official designation and occupation stated. For armed services personnel, rank and occupation stated. The above three questions were used to code the variable k3_anzsco_l3 (unit group level) and k3_anzsco_l4 (occupation level) according to the Australian Bureau of Statistic&#39;s Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) First Edition, 2006.<br/> The recoding of partner&#39;s occupations from ANZSCO to ISCO-88 took place in 3 stages:<br/> 1. ANSCO codes were recoded to ISCO-88 codes at the occupation level (6 digit ANSZCO codes) if there was a direct match. 2. If a partner&#39;s occupation had not been coded up to the occupation level, or if there was No direct match at the occupation level, ANSZCO codes were recoded at the unit group level (4 digit ANZSCO codes). 3. If a recode was not possible in either steps 1 or 2 above, partner&#39;s occupations were coded manually to ISCO-88 codes by referring to the original responses and descriptions of the occupations as provided by the respondent (100 cases were manually coded).<br/> FR: Current and previous French Classification of the Occupations (INSEE) and the socioprofessional categories (PCS 1994) are used (3-digit) and mapped to ISCO 1988.<br/> IT: ISCO88 codes were given directly on the basis of the occupation description. No intermediate step through any national occupation classification has been taken. Code 9999 (Na) and 0 (NAP, NAV) have been assigned according to whether the respondent has a partner who works (currently or in the past), but did not report on his/her occupation (code 9999), or has a partner who never worked (code 0).<br/> NL: ISCO88 codes are converted from national occupation codes, provided by Statistics Netherlands 1984, which is very close to ISCO68. Adaption introduced by Ganzeboom &#38; Treiman, Social Science Research, 1986.<br/> SE: A recoding scheme between the national SSYK and ISCO88 is available.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 100- 9333

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9996- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 28095 ; Min. 100 ; Max. 9333

Variable Format: numeric


SPWRKTYP: S-P:Workg f priv,pub sector,self-empl.

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Question: Spouse/ partner: Private versus public sector or self-employed<br/> Does she/ he work in the public sector at present or has she/ he ever worked in the public sector before? In her/ his main job, is (was) she/ he an employee or self-employed?<br/> <br/> AU: Who does (or did) your partner work for in their main job?<br/> BE: Does/ did your partner work for the government or in the private sector?<br/> CL: Please choose one of the following alternatives, regarding whether your spouse or partner work in the public or private sector.<br/> CZ: Information on self-employed respondents derived from question S13 see SPWRKST. Does/ did your spouse/ partner has subordinates in his/her main job? If yes, how many?<br/> DE: Which of the categories on the card applies to your husband / wife? Please classify your husbands/ wives occupational status according to this card.<br/> DK: Are/ were your spouse/ partner in public or private employment or self-employed?<br/> DO: Is your spouse or life partner a public or private employee?<br/> ES: Does your spouse/ partner work (or used to work) for the Public Administration, a public company, a private company, a non-profit private organization or in house-keeping?<br/> FI: If you are currently married or cohabiting or in a registered partnership, is your spouses employer the state, a municipality, a state-owned enterprise or a private enterprise? If your spouse is currently not working, please answer according to his/ her most recent job.<br/> GB: Which of the types of organisation on this card (does he/she work/will he/she be working) for?<br/> HR: Where does your (legal) partner work?<br/> HU: No documentation.<br/> IE: Does/did your spouse/partner work in the public or private sector or are/were they self employed?<br/> IL: Spouse/ partner: Work for private, public sector or self-employed?<br/> IT: Does your partner work in the public or private sector? In case s/he does not currently work, please refer to his/her last job.<br/> [Interviewers were told to refer to the last occupation, if respondent falls in categories 5-10 of WRKST. Respondents&#39; spouses who are currently working can be separated by those currently out of labour force by means of SPWRKST]<br/> JP: Is your spouse in continuous, gainful employment?<br/> KR: Is your spouse employed by the government, a publicly owned firm, a private firm, or a non-profit organization? (To be answered by those whose spouse is currently employed by someone else).<br/> Has your spouse ever worked for pay? (To be answered by those whose spouse is currently not working). What type of job did your spouse have lately? (To be answered by those whose spouse has worked for pay).<br/> LV: Does your spouse/ partner work in public or private sector?<br/> MX: Type of institution where your partner works (or last worked).<br/> NL: In which type of organisation does/ did your partner work?<br/> NO: In which firm/ organization does your spouse/ partner work (main job)?<br/> NZ: Which of these categories best describes who your partner or spouse works for (or who they worked for most recently)?<br/> PH: Where does your spouse or partner work? (If currently unemployed ask about most recent job).<br/> PL: What is/was the form of ownership of this place of work? From the enclosed card please choose one answer.<br/> PT: What sector does your spouse/ partner work/ worked in?<br/> RU: What type of business or enterprise does your spouse/ partner work for?<br/> SE: Is your husband/ wife/ live-in partner self-employed or an employee? If he/ she is retired or not working at the moment, please indicate whether he/she was self-employed or an employee in his/hers last job. Does your husband/wife/live-in partner mainly work in the private or in the public services? If he/ she is retired or not working at the moment, please indicate whether his/ hers last job was in the private or in the public services.<br/> SI: Does he/ she work (did work) in private or public sector?<br/> SK: Does your spouse/ partner currently work in: (if your spouse/ partner is not employed at the moment, where did she/ he work in her/his last job?)<br/> TR: (If R has a spouse) What type of work place does/ did your spouse work at?<br/> UA: Where do/ did your spouse work? (To be answered by those whose spouse is in paid work now (code 1-4 at SPWRKST) or ever).<br/> UY: Please choose one of the following options, depending on if your husband/wife or partner works in the public or private sector. Refer to the main job. (If your husband/ wife or partner is not currently employed, tell us about his/ her last main job).<br/> VE: Does your partner work (or worked in case of be unemployed) for?<br/> ZA: Who is your spouse or partners employer?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not applicable, no spouse/ partner, never had a job, not in labour force (code 5-10 in SPWRKST)<br/> 1 Work for government<br/> 2 Public owned firm, nationalized industry<br/> 3 Private firm, others<br/> 4 Self employed<br/> 6 GB,NZ: Voluntary sector, non-profit organizations, other<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer, DK: NA, dont know<br/> <br/> in Austria (AT):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/> in Taiwan (TW):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/> in United States of America (US):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 28253 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


AT_RINC: R: Earnings: Austria

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Question: AT_RINC - Austria: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> How much approximately is your personal monthly net-income (after taxation and deduction of social security fees)?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 200 Up to 300 EUR per month<br/> 450 301-600 EUR<br/> 750 601-900 EUR<br/> 1050 901-1.200 EUR<br/> 1350 1.201-1.500 EUR<br/> 1650 1.501-1.800 EUR<br/> 1950 1.801-2.100 EUR<br/> 2300 2.101-2.500 EUR<br/> 2750 2.501-3.000 EUR<br/> 3500 3.001-4.000 EUR<br/> 4500 More than 4.000 EUR per month<br/> 999990 Not applicable, all other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in European currency; midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 4500

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 849 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 4500

Variable Format: numeric


AU_RINC: R: Earnings: Australia

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Question: AU_RINC - Australia: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> What is your gross annual income, before tax or other deductions, from all sources? Please include any pensions and allowances, and income from interest or dividends.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income<br/> 3120 Up to 6.239 AUD per year<br/> 7280 6.240-8.319 AUD<br/> 9360 8.320-10.399 AUD<br/> 13000 10.400-15.599 AUD<br/> 18200 15.601-20.799 AUD<br/> 23400 20.800-25.999 AUD<br/> 28600 26.000-31.199 AUD<br/> 33800 31.200-36.399 AUD<br/> 39000 36.400-41.599 AUD<br/> 46800 41.600-51.999 AUD<br/> 65000 52.000-77.999 AUD<br/> 91000 78.000-103.999 AUD<br/> 104000 104.000 AUD and more<br/> 999990 Not applicable, all other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Yearly income before taxes in Australian Dollar; midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 104000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1546 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 104000

Variable Format: numeric


BE_RINC: R: Earnings: Belgium

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Question: BE_RINC - Belgium/ Flanders: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> It is important that we can get an accurate picture of your income. We make a difference between your personal income and the income of your household. Do you have a personal income through a job, a pension, unemployment benefit, sickness benefit, job as a student, income from capital, from real estates or other incomes?<br/> By personal net monthly income we mean the total sum of your personal earnings, after tax deduction, everything included such as salary, meal tickets, retirement pay or other incomes from capital or real estates. Is your personal monthly net income higher than 2.000 euro or 80.000 Belgian francs?<br/> When you take a look at the categories on card 18, in which category do you place your net monthly income? [To be answered by those with personal income not higher than 2.000 euro]<br/> When you take a look at the categories on card 19, in which category do you place your net monthly income? [To be answered by those with personal income higher than 2.000 euro].<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 250 Less than 500 EUR<br/> 550 500-599 EUR<br/> 650 600-699 EUR<br/> 750 700-799 EUR<br/> 850 800-899 EUR<br/> 950 900-999 EUR<br/> 1050 1.000-1.099 EUR<br/> 1150 1.100-1.199 EUR<br/> 1250 1.200-1.299 EUR<br/> 1350 1.300-1.399 EUR<br/> 1450 1.400-1.499 EUR<br/> 1550 1.500-1.599 EUR<br/> 1650 1.600-1.699 EUR<br/> 1750 1.700-1.799 EUR<br/> 1850 1.800-1.899 EUR<br/> 1950 1.900-1.999 EUR<br/> 2050 2.000-2.099 EUR<br/> 2150 2.100-2.199 EUR<br/> 2250 2.200-2.299 EUR<br/> 2350 2.300-2.399 EUR<br/> 2450 2.400-2.499 EUR<br/> 2550 2.500-2.599 EUR<br/> 2650 2.600-2.699 EUR<br/> 2750 2.700-2.799 EUR<br/> 2850 2.800-2.899 EUR<br/> 2950 2.900-2.999 EUR<br/> 3050 3.000-3.099 EUR<br/> 3150 3.100-3.199 EUR<br/> 3250 3.200-3.299 EUR<br/> 3350 3.300-3.399 EUR<br/> 3450 3.400-3.499 EUR<br/> 3550 3.500-3.599 EUR<br/> 3650 3.600-3.699 EUR<br/> 3825 3.700-3.949 EUR<br/> 3850 3.800-3.899 EUR<br/> 4075 3.950-4.199 EUR<br/> 4325 4.200-4.449 EUR<br/> 4576 4.500-4.699 EUR<br/> 4825 4.700-4.949 EUR<br/> 6700 5.450-7.949 EUR<br/> 9200 7.950-10.449 EUR<br/> 10450 More than 10.450 EUR<br/> 999990 NAP, all other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in European currency; midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 10450

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1216 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 10450

Variable Format: numeric


CH_RINC: R: Earnings: Switzerland

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Question: CH_RINC - Switzerland: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Please consider all of your personal income. What is the main source? Please use this card. Using this card, if you accumulate all sources of your income, which letter best describes your personally total net income? If you do not know the exact figure, please give an approximation. Use the part of the card that you know best, weekly income, monthly income or yearly income.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 700 Less than 1.000 CHF per month<br/> 1350 1.000-1.699 CHF<br/> 2100 1.700-2.499 CHF<br/> 3000 2.500-3.499 CHF<br/> 3950 3.500-4.399 CHF<br/> 4750 4.400-5.099 CHF<br/> 5550 5.100-5.999 CHF<br/> 6650 6.000-7.299 CHF<br/> 8400 7.300-9.499 CHF<br/> 10600 9.500 CHF and more per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly income in Swiss Francs; midpoints of the categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 10600

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 935 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 10600

Variable Format: numeric


CL_RINC: R: Earnings: Chile

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Question: CL_RINC - Republic of Chile: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> From the following list of monthly income, could you tell me in which one do you fit in, considering all net income coming from salaries, pensions, family help, etc.?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 20000 Less than 35.000 CLP per month<br/> 45000 35.001-56.000 CLP<br/> 66000 56.001-78.000 CLP<br/> 90000 78.001-101.000 CLP<br/> 122000 101.001-134.000 CLP<br/> 155000 134.001-179.000 CLP<br/> 200000 179.001-224.000 CLP<br/> 250000 224.001-291.000 CLP<br/> 310000 291.001-358.000 CLP<br/> 400000 358.001-448.000 CLP<br/> 750000 448.001-1.000.000 CLP<br/> 1500000 1.000.001-2.000.000 CLP<br/> 2500000 2.000.001-3.000.000 CLP<br/> 3100000 More than 3.000.000 CLP per month<br/> 9999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 9999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in Chilean Pesos; class midpoints of the income categories are recoded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 3100000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999998- 9999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1063 ; Min. 20000 ; Max. 3100000

Variable Format: numeric


CY_RINC: R: Earnings: Cyprus

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Question: CY_RINC - Cyprus: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> What is approximately your personal gross income?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 256 Less than 513 EUR per month<br/> 684 513-855 EUR<br/> 1110 855-1.365 EUR<br/> 1708 1.365-2.051 EUR<br/> 2476 2.051-2.901 EUR<br/> 3586 2.091-4.271 EUR<br/> 5126 4.271-5.981 EUR<br/> 6839 More than 5.981 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly gross income in European currency, midpoints of categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 6839

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 944 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 6839

Variable Format: numeric


CZ_RINC: R: Earnings: Czech Republic

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Question: CZ_RINC - Czech Republic: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> What is your personal average net income per month in total? If you have, please include your average net income in your job or business, your average net income from additional money providing activities or property (additional employment or business, rents from property, incomes from shares, etc.) and average social income per month (unemployment benefits, maternal benefits, allowances, rents, etc.). Do not count child allowances.<br/> <br/> <br/> 3000 Up to 5.999 CZK per month<br/> 6750 6.000-7.499 CZK<br/> 8250 7.500-8.999 CZK<br/> 9500 9.000-9.999 CZK<br/> 10500 10.000-10.999 CZK<br/> 11500 11.000-11.999 CZK<br/> 12750 12.000-13.499 CZK<br/> 14250 13.500-14.999 CZK<br/> 16000 15.000-16.999 CZK<br/> 18500 17.000-19.999 CZK<br/> 22500 20.000-24.999 CZK<br/> 27500 25.000-29.999 CZK<br/> 32500 30.000-34.999 CZK<br/> 37500 35.000-39.999 CZK<br/> 45000 40.000-49.999 CZK<br/> 55000 50.000-59.999 CZK<br/> 65000 60.000 CZK and more per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in Czech Koruny; midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 3000- 65000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1129 ; Min. 3000 ; Max. 65000

Variable Format: numeric


DE_RINC: R: Earnings: Germany

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Question: DE_RINC - Germany: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> How high is your own net monthly income? By this I mean the amount remaining after deductions for tax and social security contributions.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 40 40 EUR per month<br/> 8000 8.000 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Personal income taken from ALLBUS 2008; if respondent refused to answer open ended question then income categories prompted: F109 Alphabet letter and answer categories randomly assigned; continuous and categorical variable coded into one; if categorical question answered then mean coded, see below; Personal income runs from 40 EUR - 8.000 EUR.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 8000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1519 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 8000

Variable Format: numeric


DK_RINC: R: Earnings: Denmark

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Question: DK_RINC - Denmark: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> What is your total annual income - gross - i.e., before taxes?<br/> (Total annual income refers to all forms of income, including wage, pensions, secondary income, child maintenance etc. Thus the income refers to income before deduction of taxes and it refers to annual income).<br/> <br/> <br/> 70000 Below 100.000 DKK per year<br/> 125000 100.000-149.999 DKK<br/> 175000 150.000-199.999 DKK<br/> 225000 200.000-249.999 DKK<br/> 275000 250.000-299.999 DKK<br/> 350000 300.000-399.999 DKK<br/> 450000 400.000-499.999 DKK<br/> 550000 500.000-599.999 DKK<br/> 650000 600.000 DKK or more per year<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Yearly gross income in Danish Kroner; midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 70000- 650000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1917 ; Min. 70000 ; Max. 650000

Variable Format: numeric


DO_RINC: R: Earnings: Dominican Republic

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Question: DO_RINC - Dominican Republic: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Could you tell me in which of these categories does your monthly personal net income (after tax deduction) fit into at this moment?<br/> (I am not asking about the exact amount, just that you point me to the direct category in which the total monthly income of the family is (SHOW INCOME CARD)).<br/> <br/> <br/> 2500 Less than 5.000 DOP per month<br/> 10500 5.000-15.999 DOP<br/> 21500 16.000-26.999 DOP<br/> 32500 27.000-37.999 DOP<br/> 43500 38.000-48.999 DOP<br/> 54500 49.000-59.999 DOP<br/> 65000 60.000-69.999 DOP<br/> 75000 70.000-79.999 DOP<br/> 85000 80.000-89.999 DOP<br/> 95000 90.000 DOP and more per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in Dominican Pesos; midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 2500- 95000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1937 ; Min. 2500 ; Max. 85000

Variable Format: numeric


ES_RINC: R: Earnings: Spain

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Question: ES_RINC - Spain: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> And in which interval of that same scale is included your individual, personal income?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 250 300 EUR or less per month<br/> 450 301-600 EUR<br/> 750 601-900 EUR<br/> 1050 901-1.200 EUR<br/> 1500 1.201-1.800 EUR<br/> 2100 1.801-2.400 EUR<br/> 2700 2.401-3.000 EUR<br/> 3750 3.001-4.500 EUR<br/> 5250 4.501-6.000 EUR<br/> 7000 More than 6.000 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly income in European currency (EUR); midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 7000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1854 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 7000

Variable Format: numeric


FI_RINC: R: Earnings: Finland

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Question: FI_RINC - Finland: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> What is your own average monthly income before taxes (= gross income)?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 5 5 EUR<br/> 71000 71.000 EUR<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly income in European currency (EUR); unclassified numerical income values.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 71000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 969 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 71000

Variable Format: numeric


FR_RINC: R: Earnings: France

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Question: FR_RINC - France: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> By means of the list below, can you say to me what is the amount of your professional monthly income that is what you get effectively every month because of your professional activity?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 250 Less than 500 EUR per month<br/> 650 500-800 EUR<br/> 1000 800-1.200 EUR<br/> 1450 1.200-1.700 EUR<br/> 2050 1.700-2.400 EUR<br/> 2750 2.400-3.100 EUR<br/> 3450 3.100-3.800 EUR<br/> 4150 3.800-4.500 EUR<br/> 5250 4.500-6.000 EUR<br/> 6750 6.000-7.500 EUR<br/> 8250 More than 7.500 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly income in European currency (EUR); according to the ISSP standardization categories are recoded into midpoints of the classes.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 8250

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1918 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 8250

Variable Format: numeric


GB_RINC: R: Earnings: Great Britain

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Question: GB_RINC - Great Britain: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Which of the letters on this card represents your own gross or total earnings, before deduction of income tax and national insurance (includes income from benefits, savings, etc.)?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 2000 Less than 3.999 GBP<br/> 5000 4.000-5.999 GBP<br/> 7000 6.000-7.999 GBP<br/> 9000 8.000-9.999 GBP<br/> 11000 10.000-11.999 GBP<br/> 13500 12.000-14.999 GBP<br/> 16500 15.000-17.999 GBP<br/> 19000 18.000-19.999 GBP<br/> 21500 20.000-22.999 GBP<br/> 24500 23.000-25.999 GBP<br/> 27500 26.000-28.999 GBP<br/> 30500 29.000-31.999 GBP<br/> 35000 32.000-37.999 GBP<br/> 41000 38.000-43.999 GBP<br/> 47000 44.000-49.999 GBP<br/> 53000 50.000-55.999 GBP<br/> 59000 56.000 GBP or more<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Total earnings before tax in British Pounds; midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 59000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1880 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 59000

Variable Format: numeric


HR_RINC: R: Earnings: Croatia

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Question: HR_RINC - Croatia: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> If you have regular monthly income, how much does your monthly net income amount, including wage, pensions, insurance income, income from rents, honorariums and all other sources of income?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 100 100 HRK per month<br/> 25000 25.000 HRK per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in Croatian Kuna; actual unclassified values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 25000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 896 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 25000

Variable Format: numeric


HU_RINC: R: Earnings: Hungary

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Question: HU_RINC - Hungary: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income<br/> 8000 8.000 HUF per month<br/> 280000 280.000 HUF per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Actual unclassified income values are coded in Hungarian Forint.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 280000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 784 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 280000

Variable Format: numeric


IE_RINC: R: Earnings: Ireland

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Question: IE_RINC - Ireland: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> And which group does your own gross income fall into, again before taxes and other deductions?<br/> [Tick in column (2) the letter of the group your personal income falls into].<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 5000 Under 6.000 EUR per year<br/> 7750 6.000-9.500 EUR<br/> 10750 9.500-12.000 EUR<br/> 15000 12.000-18.000 EUR<br/> 21000 18.000-24.000 EUR<br/> 27000 24.000-30.000 EUR<br/> 33000 30.000-36.000 EUR<br/> 48000 36.000-60.000 EUR<br/> 75000 60.000-90.000 EUR<br/> 105000 90.000-120.000 EUR<br/> 170000 160.000 EUR and more per year<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Yearly income in European currency (EUR); midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 170000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1529 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 170000

Variable Format: numeric


IL_RINC: R: Earnings: Israel

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Question: IL_RINC - Israel: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income, not in paid work<br/> 1000 2.000 ILS and less, net<br/> 3000 2.001-4.000 ILS<br/> 5000 4.001-6.000 ILS<br/> 7000 6.001-8.000 ILS<br/> 9000 8.001-10.000 ILS<br/> 13000 10.001-15.000 ILS<br/> 15500 More than 15.000 ILS<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Earnings in New Israel Shekel; midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 15500

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1045 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 15500

Variable Format: numeric


IT_RINC: R: Earnings: Italy

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Question: IT_RINC - Italy: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> What is exactly your personal monthly income, net of taxation?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 9 9 EUR, net<br/> 18000 18.000 EUR<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Actual amount of net income is coded in European currency (EUR).<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 18000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 480 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 18000

Variable Format: numeric


JP_RINC: R: Earnings: Japan

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Question: JP_RINC - Japan: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> How much income did your household earn last year, inclusive of tax, and including any casual and part-time income? Circle one figure only.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 500000 Less than 1.000.000 JPY per year<br/> 1500000 1.000.000-1.999.999 JPY<br/> 2500000 2.000.000-2.999.999 JPY<br/> 3500000 3.000.000-3.999.999 JPY<br/> 4500000 4.000.000-4.999.999 JPY<br/> 5500000 5.000.000-5.999.999 JPY<br/> 6500000 6.000.000-6.999.999 JPY<br/> 7500000 7.000.000-7.999.999 JPY<br/> 8500000 8.000.000-8.999.999 JPY<br/> 9500000 9.000.000-9.999.999 JPY<br/> 11000000 10.000.000-11.999.999 JPY<br/> 13500000 12.000.000-14.999.999 JPY<br/> 20000000 15.000.000 JPY and more per year<br/> 99999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 99999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Yearly income in thousand Yen. Data was multiplied with 1000; midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 20000000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999999099999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1138 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 20000000

Variable Format: numeric


KR_RINC: R: Earnings: South Korea

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Question: KR_RINC - South Korea: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Before taxes and other deductions, what is your total monthly average income from this job? This includes your base pay, bonuses, and other allowances.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 300000 Less than 500.000 KRW per month<br/> 750000 500.000-999.999 KRW<br/> 1250000 1.000.000-1.499.999 KRW<br/> 1750000 1.500.000-1.999.999 KRW<br/> 2250000 2.000.000-2.499.999 KRW<br/> 2750000 2.500.000-2.999.999 KRW<br/> 3250000 3.000.000-3.499.999 KRW<br/> 3750000 3.500.000-3.999.999 KRW<br/> 4250000 4.000.000-4.499.999 KRW<br/> 4750000 4.500.000-4.999.999 KRW<br/> 5250000 5.000.000-5.499.999 KRW<br/> 5750000 5.000.000-5.999.999 KRW<br/> 6250000 6.000.000-6.499.999 KRW<br/> 6750000 6.500.000-6.999.999 KRW<br/> 7250000 7.000.000-7.499.999 KRW<br/> 7750000 7.500.000-7.999.999 KRW<br/> 8250000 8.000.000-8.499.999 KRW<br/> 8750000 8.500.000-8.999.999 KRW<br/> 9250000 9.000.000-9.499.999 KRW<br/> 9750000 9.500.000-9.999.999 KRW<br/> 10250000 More than 10.000.000 KRW per month<br/> 99999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 99999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly average income in Korean Won; Data was multiplied with 10000.<br/> For 2008, income is coded both in the actual amount as well as in categories.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 10250000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999999099999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 878 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 10250000

Variable Format: numeric


LV_RINC: R: Earnings: Latvia

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Question: LV_RINC - Latvia: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> What were your personal earnings after deductions last month including all incomes - salaries, stipends, benefits, pensions, rent for your ownership etc.?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 8 8 LVL per month<br/> 3000 3.000 LVL per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in Latvian Lats; actual unclassified amount of income.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 3000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 816 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 3000

Variable Format: numeric


MX_RINC: R: Earnings: Mexico

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Question: MX_RINC - Mexico: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Monthly net revenues of the Respondent (without taxes).<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 1000 1.000 MXN per month<br/> 45000 45.000 MXN per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly gross income in Mexican Pesos, unclassified.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 45000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 797 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 45000

Variable Format: numeric


NIRL_RINC: R: Earnings: Northern Ireland

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Question: NIRL_RINC - Northern Ireland: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> What is your personal income before tax and national insurance contributions? Please just give me the number on the card.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 260 Up to 519 GBP per month<br/> 780 520-1.039 GBP<br/> 1300 1.040-1.559 GBP<br/> 1820 1.560-2.079 GBP<br/> 2340 2.080-2.599 GBP<br/> 2860 2.600-3.119 GBP<br/> 3360 3.120-3.639 GBP<br/> 3900 3.640-4.159 GBP<br/> 4420 4.160-4.679 GBP<br/> 4940 4.680-5.199 GBP<br/> 5720 5.200-6.239 GBP<br/> 6760 6.240-7.279 GBP<br/> 7800 7.280-8.319 GBP<br/> 8840 8.320-9.359 GBP<br/> 9880 9.360-10.399 GBP<br/> 10920 10.400-11.439 GBP<br/> 11960 11.440-12.479 GBP<br/> 13000 12.480-13.519 GBP<br/> 14040 13.520-14.559 GBP<br/> 15080 14.560-15.599 GBP<br/> 16120 15.600-16.639 GBP<br/> 17160 16.640-17.679 GBP<br/> 18200 17.680-18.719 GBP<br/> 19240 18.720-19.759 GBP<br/> 20280 19.760-20.799 GBP<br/> 22100 20.800-23.399 GBP<br/> 24700 23.400-25.999 GBP<br/> 27300 26.000-28.599 GBP<br/> 29900 28.600-31.199 GBP<br/> 32500 31.200-33.799 GBP<br/> 35100 33.800-36.399 GBP<br/> 37700 36.400-38.999 GBP<br/> 40300 39.000-41.599 GBP<br/> 42900 41.600-44.199 GBP<br/> 45500 44.200-46.799 GBP<br/> 48100 46.800-49.399 GBP<br/> 50700 49.400-51.999 GBP<br/> 53300 52.000 GBP or more per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly gross income in British Pounds; midpoints of the categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 53300

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 994 ; Min. 260 ; Max. 53300

Variable Format: numeric


NL_RINC: R: Earnings: Netherlands

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Question: NL_RINC - Netherlands: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> What is the average net income of you, your partner, and the other members of the household combined [if applicable] (Net means the amount that your household receives monthly after payment of income tax, social security and pensions).<br/> (Mark one box for yourself, one for your partner and one for the other members of the household.)<br/> Approximately per month.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 300 Less than 600 EUR per month<br/> 800 600-1.000 EUR<br/> 1150 1.000-1.300 EUR<br/> 1450 1.300-1.600 EUR<br/> 1750 1.600-1.900 EUR<br/> 2150 1.900-2.400 EUR<br/> 2700 2.400-3.000 EUR<br/> 3500 3.000-4.000 EUR<br/> 4500 4.000-5.000 EUR<br/> 5500 Over 5.000 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income. Amounts in European currency (EUR) are recodes of approximate categories midpoints.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 5500

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1828 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 5500

Variable Format: numeric


NO_RINC: R: Earnings: Norway

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Question: NO_RINC - Norway: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> About how large is your own yearly gross income? Include pensions, social security benefits, incidental earnings or similar. Round to nearest 1000 Norwegian Kroner.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 3000 3.000 NOK per year<br/> 6500000 6.500.000 NOK per year<br/> 9999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 9999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Yearly gross income in thousand Norwegian Kroner; data was multiplied with 1000; actual continuous income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 6500000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99999909999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 976 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 6500000

Variable Format: numeric


NZ_RINC: R: Earnings: New Zealand

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Question: NZ_RINC - New Zealand: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Which of the following categories best describes your own yearly income from all sources before tax?<br/> <br/> <br/> 5000 10.000 NZD or less per year<br/> 12500 10.001-15.000 NZD<br/> 17500 15.001-20.000 NZD<br/> 22500 20.001-25.000 NZD<br/> 27500 25.001-30.000 NZD<br/> 35000 30.001-40.000 NZD<br/> 45000 40.001-50.000 NZD<br/> 60000 50.001-70.000 NZD<br/> 85000 70.001-100.000 NZD<br/> 120000 More than 100.001 NZD per year<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Yearly gross income in New Zealand Dollar; income categories were converted to average values.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 5000- 120000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 949 ; Min. 5000 ; Max. 120000

Variable Format: numeric


PH_RINC: R: Earnings: Philippines

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Question: PH_RINC - Philippines: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> And about how much is your own monthly income?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 200 200 PHP per month<br/> 60000 60.000 PHP per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly income in Philippines Pesos; actual unclassified amount of income is coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 60000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1158 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 60000

Variable Format: numeric


PL_RINC: R: Earnings: Poland

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Question: PL_RINC - Poland: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Taking into consideration last 12 months, please tell me what your average monthly income was from job or business after taxes?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 50 50 PLN per month<br/> 30000 30.000 PLN per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Actual monthly amount of income is coded in Polish Zloty.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 30000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1187 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 30000

Variable Format: numeric


PT_RINC: R: Earnings: Portugal

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Question: PT_RINC - Portugal: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Which of the following options corresponds to your individual income? (in average, per month, net income, in euros).<br/> <br/> <br/> 175 Less than 350 EUR<br/> 425 351-500 EUR<br/> 650 501-800 EUR<br/> 1150 801-1.500 EUR<br/> 2000 1.501-2.500 EUR EUR<br/> 3000 More than 2.500 EUR<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in European currency (EUR); midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 175- 3000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 593 ; Min. 175 ; Max. 3000

Variable Format: numeric


RU_RINC: R: Earnings: Russia

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Question: RU_RINC - Russia: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> What is your monthly salary (wage) at your main job (after taxes)?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 700 700 RUB per month<br/> 75000 75.000 RUB per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in Russian Roubles; actual unclassified income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 75000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 959 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 75000

Variable Format: numeric


SE_RINC: R: Earnings: Sweden

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Question: SE_RINC - Sweden: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> What is your approximate monthly income before taxes?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 1000 1.000 SEK per month<br/> 990000 990.000 SEK per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly gross income in Swedish Krona; actual unclassified income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 990000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1075 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 990000

Variable Format: numeric


SI_RINC: R: Earnings: Slovenia

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Question: SI_RINC - Slovenia: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Do you have any monthly income? (If yes) What was your last regular monthly income (after tax deduction, obligatory social security payment and other deductions)? Calculate all kinds of incomes: personal income, pension, scholarship, income from trade, farming.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income<br/> 26 26 EUR per month<br/> 4000 4.000 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in European currency (EUR), unclassified.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 4000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 808 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 4000

Variable Format: numeric


SK_RINC: R: Earnings: Slovakian Republic

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Question: SK_RINC - Slovakia: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Now we would like to ask you about your income. What is your current personal net income per month including wage, pension, value of the luncheon vouchers and all other benefits and allowances? From the following list, please, choose the option that mostly represents the size of your net personal incomes.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 2000 Up to 3.000 SKK per month<br/> 3750 3.001-4.500 SKK<br/> 5500 4.501-6.500 SKK<br/> 8000 6.501-9.500 SKK<br/> 11500 9.501-13.500 SKK<br/> 15500 13.501-17.500 SKK<br/> 20250 17.501-23.000 SKK<br/> 27500 23.001-30.000 SKK<br/> 37500 30.001-45.000 SKK<br/> 52500 45.001 SKK or more per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in Slovak Koruna; midpoints of the categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 52500

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 965 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 52500

Variable Format: numeric


TR_RINC: R: Earnings: Turkey

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Question: TR_RINC - Turkey: Respondents Earnings<br/> <br/> What is your personal monthly income?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 50 50 TRY per month<br/> 5000 5.000 TRY per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly personal income in Turkish Lira; actual unclassified income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 5000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1270 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 5000

Variable Format: numeric


TW_RINC: R: Earnings: Taiwan

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Question: TW_RINC - Taiwan: Respondents Earnings<br/> <br/> What is your average monthly income (e.g., salary, bonus, overtime compensation, business income, private business income etc)?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 5000 Less than 10.000 TWD per month<br/> 15000 10.001-20.000 TWD<br/> 25000 20.001-30.000 TWD<br/> 35000 30.001-40.000 TWD<br/> 45000 40.001-50.000 TWD<br/> 55000 50.001-60.000 TWD<br/> 65000 60.001-70.000 TWD<br/> 75000 70.001-80.000 TWD<br/> 85000 80.001-90.000 TWD<br/> 95000 90.001-100.000 TWD<br/> 105000 100.001-110.000 TWD<br/> 115000 110.001-120.000 TWD<br/> 125000 120.001-130.000 TWD<br/> 135000 130.001-140.000 TWD<br/> 145000 140.001-150.000 TWD<br/> 155000 150.001-160.000 TWD<br/> 165000 160.001-170.000 TWD<br/> 175000 170.001-180.000 TWD<br/> 185000 180.001-190.000 TWD<br/> 195000 190.001-200.000 TWD<br/> 250000 200.001-300.000 TWD<br/> 350000 More than 300.001 TWD per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Average monthly income in Taiwanese Dollar; midpoints of the income categories were recoded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 350000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1904 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 350000

Variable Format: numeric


UA_RINC: R: Earnings: Ukraine

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Question: UA_RINC - Ukraine: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> And what was your personal income last month (after taxes, including all types of income - salary, scholarship, pension, benefits, grants, allowance etc)?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 100 100 UAH per month<br/> 30000 30.000 UAH per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Unclassified monthly net income in Ukrainian Hryvnia.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 30000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1582 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 30000

Variable Format: numeric


US_RINC: R: Earnings: United States

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Question: US_RINC - United States: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Did you earn any income from the job you worked in 2007?<br/> In which of these groups did your earnings from the job you worked, from all sources for 2007 fall? That is, before taxes or other deductions. Just tell me the letter.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 500 Under 1.000 USD per year<br/> 2000 1.000-2.999 USD<br/> 3500 3.000-3.999 USD<br/> 4500 4.000-4.999 USD<br/> 5500 5.000-5.999 USD<br/> 6500 6.000-6.999 USD<br/> 7500 7.000-7.999 USD<br/> 9000 8.000-9.999 USD<br/> 11250 10.000-12499 USD<br/> 13750 12500-14.999 USD<br/> 16750 15.000-17.499 USD<br/> 18750 17.500-19.999 USD<br/> 21750 20.000-22.499 USD<br/> 23750 22.500-24.999 USD<br/> 27500 25.000-29.999 USD<br/> 32500 30.000-34.999 USD<br/> 37500 35.000-39.999 USD<br/> 45000 40.000-49.999 USD<br/> 55000 50.000-59.999 USD<br/> 67500 60.000-74.999 USD<br/> 82500 75.000-89.999 USD<br/> 100000 90.000-109.999 USD<br/> 120000 110.000-129.999 USD<br/> 140000 130.000-149.999 USD<br/> 160000 150.000 USD or more per year<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> The last category 999996. More than 150.000 was recoded to code 160000. More than 150.000.<br/> Yearly gross income in US Dollar; midpoints of the income categories were coded.<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 160000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1281 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 160000

Variable Format: numeric


UY_RINC: R: Earnings: Uruguay

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Question: UY_RINC - Uruguay: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Could you please tell me your gross monthly income, after tax or other deductions, from all sources? Please include any pensions and allowances, and income from interests or dividends, as well as help from family and friends, rents and others.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 140 140 UYU<br/> 90000 90.000 UYU<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in Uruguayan Pesos; unclassified.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 90000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999997

Summary Statistics: Valid 919 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 90000

Variable Format: numeric


VE_RINC: R: Earnings: Venezuela

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Question: VE_RINC - Venezuela: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> What is the monthly income that you earn?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 50 50 VEB<br/> 15000 15.000 VEB<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Occasional<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly income of respondent in Bolivar Fuerte; unclassified income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 15000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 939 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 15000

Variable Format: numeric


ZA_RINC: R: Earnings: South Africa

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Question: ZA_RINC - South Africa: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> Please give me the letter that best describes your TOTAL MONTHLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME before tax and other deductions. Please indicate all sources of income, i.e. salaries, pensions, income from investments, etc.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 250 500 ZAR per month and less<br/> 625 501-750 ZAR<br/> 875 751-1.000 ZAR<br/> 1250 1.001-1.500 ZAR<br/> 1750 1.501-2.000 ZAR<br/> 2500 2.001-3.000 ZAR<br/> 4000 3.001-5.000 ZAR<br/> 6250 5.001-7.500 ZAR<br/> 8750 7.501-10.000 ZAR<br/> 12500 10.001-15.000 ZAR<br/> 17500 15.001-20.000 ZAR<br/> 25000 20.001-30.000 ZAR<br/> 40000 30.001-50.000 ZAR<br/> 60000 More than 50.001 ZAR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly gross income in South African Rand; midpoints of the income classes were coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 60000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 2904 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 60000

Variable Format: numeric


AT_INC: Family income: Austria

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Question: AT_INC - Austria: Family income<br/> <br/> How much approximately is the monthly net-income of your household (after taxation)?<br/> <br/> <br/> 200 Up to 300 EUR per month<br/> 450 301-600 EUR<br/> 750 601-900 EUR<br/> 1050 901-1.200 EUR<br/> 1350 1.201-1.500 EUR<br/> 1650 1.501-1.800 EUR<br/> 1950 1.801-2.100 EUR<br/> 2300 2.101-2.500 EUR<br/> 2750 2.501-3.000 EUR<br/> 3500 3.001-4.001 EUR<br/> 4500 4.001 EUR and more per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in European currency (EUR); midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 200- 4500

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 741 ; Min. 200 ; Max. 4500

Variable Format: numeric


AU_INC: Family income: Australia

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Question: AU_INC - Australia: Family income<br/> <br/> What is your gross household income, before tax or other deductions, from all sources?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income<br/> 5200 Up to 10.399 AUD per year<br/> 13000 10.400-15.599 AUD<br/> 18200 15.600-20.799 AUD<br/> 23400 20.800-25.999 AUD<br/> 28600 26.000-31.199 AUD<br/> 33800 31.200-36.399 AUD<br/> 39000 36.400-41.599 AUD<br/> 46800 41.600-51.999 AUD<br/> 65000 52.000-77.999 AUD<br/> 91000 78.000-103.999 AUD<br/> 104000 104.000 AUD and more<br/> 999990 Not applicable, all other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Yearly income before taxes in Australian Dollar; midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 104000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1493 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 104000

Variable Format: numeric


BE_INC: Family income: Belgium

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Question: BE_INC - Belgium/ Flanders: Family income<br/> <br/> Now I want to ask you something about the income of your household. By household we understand the household of married persons or persons living together, a person living alone or someone who still lives with his/her parents.<br/> By net monthly income of the household we mean the total sum of the earnings, after tax deduction, everything included such as salaries, meal tickets, child benefits, retirement pay or other incomes from capital or real estates. Is the monthly net income of your household larger than 2.000 euro or 80.000 Belgian francs? In which category do you place your net monthly income of the household? [To be answered by those with an income not larger than 2.000 euro].<br/> When you take a look at the income categories on card 21, in which category do you place your net monthly income of your household? [To be answered by those with an income larger than 2.000 euro].<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 250 Less than 500 EUR per month<br/> 550 500-599 EUR<br/> 650 600- 699 EUR<br/> 750 700-799 EUR<br/> 850 800-899 EUR<br/> 950 900-999 EUR<br/> 1050 1.000-1.099 EUR<br/> 1150 1.100-1.199 EUR<br/> 1250 1.200-1.299 EUR<br/> 1350 1.300-1.399 EUR<br/> 1450 1.400-1.499 EUR<br/> 1550 1.500-1.599 EUR<br/> 1650 1.600-1.699 EUR<br/> 1750 1.700-1.799 EUR<br/> 1850 1.800-1.899 EUR<br/> 1950 1.900-1.999 EUR<br/> 2050 2.000-2.099 EUR<br/> 2150 2.100-2.199 EUR<br/> 2250 2.200-2.299 EUR<br/> 2350 2.300-2.399 EUR<br/> 2450 2.400-2.499 EUR<br/> 2550 2.500-2.599 EUR<br/> 2650 2.600-2.699 EUR<br/> 2750 2.700-2.799 EUR<br/> 2850 2.800-2.899 EUR<br/> 2950 2.900-2.999 EUR<br/> 3050 3.000-3.099 EUR<br/> 3150 3.100-3.199 EUR<br/> 3250 3.200-3.299 EUR<br/> 3350 3.300-3.399 EUR<br/> 3450 3.400-3.499 EUR<br/> 3550 3.500-3.599 EUR<br/> 3650 3.600-3.699 EUR<br/> 3825 3.700-3.949 EUR<br/> 3850 3.800-3.899 EUR<br/> 4075 3.950-4.199 EUR<br/> 4325 4.200-4.449 EUR<br/> 4575 4.500-4.699 EUR<br/> 4825 4.700-4.949 EUR<br/> 5075 4.950-5.199 EUR<br/> 5325 5.200-5.449 EUR<br/> 6700 5.450-7.949 EUR<br/> 9200 7.950-10.449 EUR<br/> 10450 More than 10.450 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in European currency (EUR); midpoints of the categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 250- 10450

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1113 ; Min. 250 ; Max. 10450

Variable Format: numeric


CH_INC: Family income: Switzerland

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Question: CH_INC - Switzerland: Family income<br/> <br/> Please consider the income of all household members and any income which may be received by the household as a whole. What is the main source of income in your household? Please use this card.<br/> Using this card, if you accumulate all sources of income of all the household members, which letter best describes the total net income of your household? If you do not know the exact figure, please give an estimate. Use the part of the card that you know best, weekly, monthly or annual.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 1700 Less than 2.600 CHF per month<br/> 3150 2.600-3.699 CHF<br/> 4150 3.700-4.599 CHF<br/> 5000 4.600-5.399 CHF<br/> 5850 5.400-6.299 CHF<br/> 6800 6.300-7.299 CHF<br/> 7900 7.300-8.499 CHF<br/> 9350 8.500-10.199 CHF<br/> 11600 10.200-12.999 CHF<br/> 14400 13.000 and more CHF per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in Swiss Francs; midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 14400

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 873 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 14400

Variable Format: numeric


CL_INC: Family income: Chile

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Question: CL_INC - Republic of Chile: Family income<br/> <br/> From the following list of monthly income, could you tell me in which one does your household fits, considering all net income coming from salaries, pensions, family help, etc?<br/> <br/> <br/> 20000 Less than 35.000 CLP per month<br/> 45000 35.001-56.000 CLP<br/> 66000 56.001-78.000 CLP<br/> 90000 78.001- 101.000 CLP<br/> 122000 101.001-134.000 CLP<br/> 155000 134.001-179.000 CLP<br/> 200000 179.001-224.000 CLP<br/> 250000 224.001-291.000 CLP<br/> 310000 291.001-358.000 CLP<br/> 400000 358.001-448.000 CLP<br/> 750000 448.001-1.000.000 CLP<br/> 1500000 1.000.001-2.000.000 CLP<br/> 2500000 2.000.001-3.000.000 CLP<br/> 3100000 More than 3.000.000 CLP per month<br/> 9999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 9999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in Chilean Pesos; midpoints of the income categories should be coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 20000- 3100000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999998- 9999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1065 ; Min. 20000 ; Max. 3100000

Variable Format: numeric


CY_INC: Family income: Cyprus

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Question: CY_INC - Cyprus: Family income<br/> <br/> What is approximately the gross income of your family in total?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 256 Less than 513 EUR per month<br/> 684 513-855 EUR<br/> 1110 855-1.365 EUR<br/> 1708 1.365-2.051 EUR<br/> 2476 2.051-2.901 EUR<br/> 3586 2.091-4.271 EUR<br/> 5126 4.271-5.981 EUR<br/> 6839 More than 5.981 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Family gross income in European currency, midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 6839

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 855 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 6839

Variable Format: numeric


CZ_INC: Family income: Czech Republic

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Question: CZ_INC - Czech Republic: Family income<br/> <br/> What is an average total net income of your household per month? We mean incomes and rents of all members of your household after taxation and all social benefits, allowances and complementary incomes.<br/> <br/> <br/> 7000 Less than 8.000 CZK per month<br/> 9000 8.000-9.999 CZK<br/> 11000 10.000-11.999 CZK<br/> 13000 12.000-13.999 CZK<br/> 15000 14.000-15.999 CZK<br/> 17000 16.000-17.999 CZK<br/> 19000 18.000-19.999 CZK<br/> 21500 20.000-22.999 CZK<br/> 24500 23.000-25.999 CZK<br/> 28000 26.000-29.999 CZK<br/> 32500 30.000-34.999 CZK<br/> 37500 35.000-39.999 CZK<br/> 45000 40.000-49.999 CZK<br/> 55000 50.000-59.999 CZK<br/> 67500 60.000-74.999 CZK<br/> 82500 75.000-89.999 CZK<br/> 97500 90.000 CZK and more per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly total net household income in Czech Koruny; midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 7000- 97500

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1097 ; Min. 7000 ; Max. 97500

Variable Format: numeric


DE_INC: Family income: Germany

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Question: DE_INC - Germany: Family income<br/> <br/> How high is the total net monthly income of your household? By this I mean the amount remaining after deductions for tax and social security contributions.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 120 120 EUR per month<br/> 25700 25.700 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Household income taken from ALLBUS 2008; if respondent refused to answer open ended question then income categories prompted: Alphabet letter and answer categories randomly assigned; if categorical question answered then mean coded, see below; continuous and categorical variable coded into one; if single household then respondents income coded; family income runs from 120 EUR - 25.700 EUR.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 25700

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1400 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 25700

Variable Format: numeric


DK_INC: Family income: Denmark

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Question: DK_INC - Denmark: Family income<br/> <br/> What is your households total annual income - gross - i.e., before taxes? (Total annual income refers to all forms of income, including wage, pension etc)<br/> <br/> <br/> 70000 Below 100.000 DKK per year<br/> 125000 100.000-149.999 DKK<br/> 175000 150.000-199.999 DKK<br/> 225000 200.000-249.999 DKK<br/> 275000 250.000-299.999 DKK<br/> 350000 300.000-399.999 DKK<br/> 450000 400.000-499.999 DKK<br/> 550000 500.000-599.999 DKK<br/> 650000 600.000-699.999 DKK<br/> 750000 700.000-799.999 DKK<br/> 850000 800.000-899.999 DKK<br/> 950000 900.000-999.999 DKK<br/> 1050000 1.000.000 DKK or more per year<br/> 9999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 9999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Total annual gross income in Danish Kroner; midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 70000- 1050000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999998- 9999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1864 ; Min. 70000 ; Max. 1050000

Variable Format: numeric


DO_INC: Family income: Dominican Republic

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Question: DO_INC - Dominican Republic: Family income<br/> <br/> Considering every income of your household, the earnings of every member of the house, what is the total monthly net income of the household (after tax deduction)?<br/> <br/> <br/> 2500 Less than 5.000 DOP per month<br/> 10500 5.000-15.999 DOP<br/> 21500 16.000-26.999 DOP<br/> 32500 27.000-37.999 DOP<br/> 43500 38.000-48.999 DOP<br/> 54500 49.000-59.999 DOP<br/> 65000 60.000-69.999 DOP<br/> 75000 70.000-79.999 DOP<br/> 85000 80.000-89.999 DOP<br/> 95000 90.000 DOP and more per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Total monthly net income of the household in Dominican Pesos; midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 2500- 95000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1907 ; Min. 2500 ; Max. 95000

Variable Format: numeric


ES_INC: Family income: Spain

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Question: ES_INC - Spain: Family Income<br/> <br/> At the present time, what is the net monthly income, as an average, adding together the net incomes of every household member, and considering all possible revenues of each of them? I am not asking you the exact amount, but to look at this card and point to me the interval in the scale where your home income is included.<br/> <br/> <br/> 250 300 EUR or less per month<br/> 450 301-600 EUR<br/> 750 601-900 EUR<br/> 1050 901-1.200 EUR<br/> 1500 1.201-1.800 EUR<br/> 2100 1.801-2.400 EUR<br/> 2700 2.401-3.000 EUR<br/> 3750 3.001-4.500 EUR<br/> 5250 4.501-6.000 EUR<br/> 7000 More than 6.000 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in European currency (EUR); midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 250- 7000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1652 ; Min. 250 ; Max. 7000

Variable Format: numeric


FI_INC: Family income: Finland

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Question: FI_INC - Finland: Family income<br/> <br/> What is the average total monthly income of your household before tax (gross income), including taxable social security benefits?<br/> <br/> <br/> 7 7 EUR per month<br/> 115000 115.000 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly gross income in European currency (EUR); actual continuous income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 7- 115000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 945 ; Min. 7 ; Max. 115000

Variable Format: numeric


FR_INC: Family income: France

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Question: FR_INC - France: Family income<br/> <br/> By means of the list below, can you say to me what is the amount of your monthly family income, by taking into account all the comebacks of money of your household: wages, family allowances, rents or financial investments etc?<br/> <br/> <br/> 250 Less than 500 EUR per month<br/> 650 500-800 EUR<br/> 1000 800-1.200 EUR<br/> 1450 1.200-1.700 EUR<br/> 2050 1.700-2.400 EUR<br/> 2750 2.400-3.100 EUR<br/> 3450 3.100-3.800 EUR<br/> 4150 3.800-4.500 EUR<br/> 5250 4.500-6.000 EUR<br/> 6750 6.000-7.500 EUR<br/> 8250 More than 7.500 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly family income in European currency (EUR); instead of income means the midpoints of the income categories are recoded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 250- 8250

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 2165 ; Min. 250 ; Max. 8250

Variable Format: numeric


GB_INC: Family income: Great Britain

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Question: GB_INC - Great Britain: Family income<br/> <br/> Which of the letters on this card represents the total income of your household from all sources before tax? Please just tell me the letter.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 2000 Less than 3.999 GBP<br/> 5000 4.000-5.999 GBP<br/> 7000 6.000-7.999 GBP<br/> 9000 8.000-9.999 GBP<br/> 11000 10.000-11.999 GBP<br/> 13500 12.000-14.999 GBP<br/> 16500 15.000-17.999 GBP<br/> 19000 18.000-19.999 GBP<br/> 21500 20.000-22.999 GBP<br/> 24500 23.000-25.999 GBP<br/> 27500 26.000-28.999 GBP<br/> 30500 29.000-31.999 GBP<br/> 35000 32.000-37.999 GBP<br/> 41000 38.000-43.999 GBP<br/> 47000 44.000-49.999 GBP<br/> 53000 50.000-55.999 GBP<br/> 59000 56.000 GBP or more<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Total gross income of household in British Pounds; midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 2000- 59000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1712 ; Min. 2000 ; Max. 59000

Variable Format: numeric


HR_INC: Family income: Croatia

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Question: HR_INC - Croatia: Family income<br/> <br/> Please state your family monthly income (incomes of all family members together) - including salaries, pensions, child benefits, income from rents and all other sources of income (after deduction).<br/> <br/> <br/> 280 280 HRK per month<br/> 50000 50.000 HRK per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income of all family members in Croatian Kuna; actual continuous income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 280- 50000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 795 ; Min. 280 ; Max. 50000

Variable Format: numeric


HU_INC: Family income: Hungary

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Question: HU_INC - Hungary: Family income<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 25000 25.000 HUF per month<br/> 750000 750.000 HUF per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Actual unclassified income values are coded in Hungarian Forint.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 750000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 807 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 750000

Variable Format: numeric


IE_INC: Family income: Ireland

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Question: IE_INC - Ireland: Family income<br/> <br/> Here is a scale of incomes, and we would like to know in what group your household lies in terms of its gross income, counting all wages, salaries, pensions and other income that come in, before taxes and other deductions.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 5000 Under 6.000 EUR per year<br/> 7750 6.000-9.500 EUR<br/> 10750 9.500-12.000 EUR<br/> 15000 12.000-18.000 EUR<br/> 21000 18.000-24.000 EUR<br/> 27000 24.000-30.000 EUR<br/> 33000 30.000-36.000 EUR<br/> 48000 36.000-60.000 EUR<br/> 75000 60.000-90.000 EUR<br/> 105000 90.000-120.000 EUR<br/> 140000 120.000-160.000 EUR<br/> 170000 160.000 EUR and more per year<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Yearly gross income in European currency (EUR); midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 170000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 992 ; Min. 5000 ; Max. 170000

Variable Format: numeric


IL_INC: Family income: Israel

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Question: IL_INC - Israel: Family income<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 2250 4.500 ILS and less, net<br/> 5000 4.500-5.500 ILS<br/> 6000 5.500-6.500 ILS<br/> 7000 6.500-7.500 ILS<br/> 8000 7.500-8.500 ILS<br/> 9500 8.500-10.500 ILS<br/> 12000 10.500-13.500 ILS<br/> 14500 13.500-15.500 ILS<br/> 17750 15.500-20.000 ILS<br/> 22000 More than 20.000 ILS<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Income in New Israel Shekel; midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 22000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 894 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 22000

Variable Format: numeric


IT_INC: Family income: Italy

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Question: IT_INC - Italy: Family income<br/> <br/> What is exactly the monthly income of your household, net of taxation?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 200 200 EUR, net<br/> 23000 23.000 EUR<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Actual amount of net income is coded in European currency (EUR).<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 23000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 490 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 23000

Variable Format: numeric


JP_INC: Family income: Japan

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Question: JP_INC - Japan: Family income<br/> <br/> How much income did your household earn last year, inclusive income of tax, casual and part time income?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 1000000 Less than 2.000.000 JPY per year<br/> 2500000 2.000.000-2.999.999 JPY<br/> 3500000 3.000.000-3.999.999 JPY<br/> 4500000 4.000.000-4.999.999 JPY<br/> 5500000 5.000.000-5.999.999 JPY<br/> 6500000 6.000.000-6.999.999 JPY<br/> 7500000 7.000.000-7.999.999 JPY<br/> 8500000 8.000.000-8.999.999 JPY<br/> 9500000 9.000.000-9.999.999 JPY<br/> 11000000 10.000.000-11.999.999 JPY<br/> 13500000 12.000.000-14.999.999 JPY<br/> 20000000 15.000.000 JPY and more per year<br/> 99999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 99999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Yearly household income in Japanese Yen; midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1000000- 20000000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999999099999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1076 ; Min. 1000000 ; Max. 20000000

Variable Format: numeric


KR_INC: Family income: South Korea

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Question: KR_INC - South Korea: Family income<br/> <br/> Before taxes and other deductions, what is the total average monthly income of your household? This includes all sources of income (e.g. work income, interest or dividends, property income, rent, pensions, welfare support, or the money personally provided by somebody) from all household members including yourself.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 300000 Less than 500.000 KRW per month<br/> 750000 500.000-999.999 KRW<br/> 1250000 1.000.000-1.499.999 KRW<br/> 1750000 1.500.000-1.999.999 KRW<br/> 2250000 2.000.000-2.499.999 KRW<br/> 2750000 2.500.000-2.999.999 KRW<br/> 3250000 3.000.000-3.499.999 KRW<br/> 3750000 3.500.000-3.999.999 KRW<br/> 4250000 4.000.000-4.499.999 KRW<br/> 4750000 4.500.000-4.999.999 KRW<br/> 5250000 5.000.000-5.499.999 KRW<br/> 5750000 5.000.000-5.999.999 KRW<br/> 6250000 6.000.000-6.499.999 KRW<br/> 6750000 6.500.000-6.999.999 KRW<br/> 7250000 7.000.000-7.499.999 KRW<br/> 7750000 7.500.000-7.999.999 KRW<br/> 8250000 8.000.000-8.499.999 KRW<br/> 8750000 8.500.000-8.999.999 KRW<br/> 9250000 9.000.000-9.499.999 KRW<br/> 9750000 9.500.000-9.999.999 KRW<br/> 10250000 More than 10.000.000 KRW per month<br/> 99999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 99999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Income data are multiplied with 10.000. For 2008, income is coded both in the actual amount as well as in categories. Monthly average household income before tax in South Korean Won.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 10250000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999999099999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1468 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 10250000

Variable Format: numeric


LV_INC: Family income: Latvia

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Question: LV_INC - Latvia: Family income<br/> <br/> What was your family income after deductions last month including all incomes - salaries, stipends, benefits, pensions, rent for you ownership etc.?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 18 18 LVL per month<br/> 4200 4.200 LVL per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in Latvian Lats; actual continuous income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 4200

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 739 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 4200

Variable Format: numeric


MX_INC: Family income: Mexico

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Question: MX_INC - Mexico: Family income<br/> <br/> Net monthly family revenues (without taxes).<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 1000 1.000 MXN per month<br/> 90000 90.000 MXN per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly family income before tax in Mexican Peso.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1000- 90000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 543 ; Min. 1000 ; Max. 90000

Variable Format: numeric


NIRL_INC: Family income: Northern Ireland

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Question: NIRL_INC - Northern Ireland: Family income<br/> <br/> And what is the total income of your household from all sources before tax and national insurance contributions? Please just give me the number on the card.<br/> <br/> <br/> 260 Up to 519 GBP per month<br/> 780 520-1.039 GBP<br/> 1300 1.040-1.559 GBP<br/> 1820 1.560-2.079 GBP<br/> 2340 2.080-2.599 GBP<br/> 2860 2.600-3.119 GBP<br/> 3360 3.120-3.639 GBP<br/> 3900 3.640-4.159 GBP<br/> 4420 4.160-4.679 GBP<br/> 4940 4.680-5.199 GBP<br/> 5720 5.200-6.239 GBP<br/> 6760 6.240-7.279 GBP<br/> 7800 7.280-8.319 GBP<br/> 8840 8.320-9.359 GBP<br/> 9880 9.360-10.399 GBP<br/> 10920 10.400-11.439 GBP<br/> 11960 11.440-12.479 GBP<br/> 13000 12.480-13.519 GBP<br/> 14040 13.520-14.559 GBP<br/> 15080 14.560-15.599 GBP<br/> 16120 15.600-16.639 GBP<br/> 17160 16.640-17.679 GBP<br/> 18200 17.680-18.719 GBP<br/> 19240 18.720-19.759 GBP<br/> 20280 19.760-20.799 GBP<br/> 22100 20.800-23.399 GBP<br/> 24700 23.400-25.999 GBP<br/> 27300 26.000-28.599 GBP<br/> 29900 28.600-31.199 GBP<br/> 32500 31.200-33.799 GBP<br/> 35100 33.800-36.399 GBP<br/> 37700 36.400-38.999 GBP<br/> 40300 39.000-41.599 GBP<br/> 42900 41.600-44.199 GBP<br/> 45500 44.200-46.799 GBP<br/> 48100 46.800-49.399 GBP<br/> 50700 49.400-51.999 GBP<br/> 53300 52.000 GBP or more per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly family income before tax in British Pounds, midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 260- 53300

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 927 ; Min. 260 ; Max. 53300

Variable Format: numeric


NL_INC: Family income: Netherlands

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Question: NL_INC - Netherlands: Family income<br/> <br/> What is the average net income of you, your partner, and the other members of the household combined [if applicable] (Net means the amount that your household receives monthly after payment of income tax, social security and pensions).<br/> (Mark one box for yourself, one for your partner and one for the other members of the household). Approximately per month.<br/> <br/> <br/> 300 300 EUR per month<br/> 11000 11.000 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Family net income was constructed by calculating total amount in European currency (EUR); continuous income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 300- 11000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1836 ; Min. 300 ; Max. 11000

Variable Format: numeric


NO_INC: Family income: Norway

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Question: NO_INC - Norway: Family income<br/> <br/> About how large is your households yearly gross income? Include pensions, social security benefits, incidental earnings or similar. Round to nearest 1000 Norwegian Kroner.<br/> <br/> <br/> 20000 20.000 NOK per year<br/> 28000000 28.000.000 NOK per year<br/> 99999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 99999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Yearly gross income in thousand Norwegian Kroner; data was multiplied with 1000; actual continuous income values are coded.<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 20000- 28000000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999999099999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 951 ; Min. 20000 ; Max. 28000000

Variable Format: numeric


NZ_INC: Family income: New Zealand

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Question: NZ_INC - New Zealand: Family income<br/> <br/> Which of the following categories best describes the total yearly income of everyone in your household from all sources before tax?<br/> <br/> <br/> 7500 15.000 NZD or less per year<br/> 17500 15.001-20.000 NZD<br/> 25000 20.001-30.000 NZD<br/> 35000 30.001-40.000 NZD<br/> 45000 40.001-50.000 NZD<br/> 55000 50.001-60.000 NZD<br/> 65000 60.001-70.000 NZD<br/> 75000 70.001-80.000 NZD<br/> 90000 80.001-100.000 NZD<br/> 120000 100.001 NZD or more per year<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Yearly income of the household before tax in New Zealand Dollar; midpoints of the income classes were coded.<br/> [When income categories were converted to average values, if the average value for household income was less than the average value for individual income in a single person household (as a result of the recoding process), the two values were made the same (equal to individual income), and then increased if necessary to equal the nearest average value (except for 12.500 which was set to 7.500, the mean of the lowest household income category)]<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 5000- 120000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 924 ; Min. 5000 ; Max. 120000

Variable Format: numeric


PH_INC: Family income: Philippines

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Question: <br/> About how much is the total monthly income of your family?<br/> <br/> <br/> 500 500 PHP per month<br/> 120000 120.000 PHP per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly income in Philippines Pesos; actual continuous unclassified amount of income is coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 500- 120000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1146 ; Min. 500 ; Max. 120000

Variable Format: numeric


PL_INC: Family income: Poland

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Question: PL_INC - Poland: Family income<br/> <br/> Taking into consideration last 12 months, please tell me your household total monthly income from all sources. Please calculate and tell me the monthly average after taxes.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 50 50 PLN per month<br/> 120000 120.000 PLN per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Actual monthly amount of income is coded in Polish Zloty.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 120000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1133 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 120000

Variable Format: numeric


PT_INC: Family income: Portugal

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Question: PT_RINC - Portugal: Earnings of Respondent<br/> <br/> And which of the following options corresponds to your household income?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 175 Less than 350 EUR per month<br/> 425 351-500 EUR<br/> 650 501-800 EUR<br/> 1150 801-1.500 EUR<br/> 2000 1.501-2.500 EUR EUR<br/> 3000 More than 2.500 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income in European currency (EUR); midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 175- 3000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 571 ; Min. 175 ; Max. 3000

Variable Format: numeric


RU_INC: Family income: Russia

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Question: RU_INC - Russia: Family income<br/> <br/> What is your monthly family income?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 1000 1.000 RUB<br/> 115000 115.000 RUB<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Total monthly income of all family members in Russian Roubles; actual continuous income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1000- 115000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999998

Summary Statistics: Valid 939 ; Min. 1000 ; Max. 115000

Variable Format: numeric


SE_INC: Family income: Sweden

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Question: SE_INC - Sweden: Family income<br/> <br/> Counted altogether, what is your households approximate monthly income before taxes?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 1000 1.000 SEK per month<br/> 992000 992.000 SEK per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly household income before tax in Swedish Kroner; continuous unclassified income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1000- 992000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999999

Summary Statistics: Valid 1048 ; Min. 1000 ; Max. 992000

Variable Format: numeric


SI_INC: Family income: Slovenia

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Question: SI_INC - Slovenia: Family income<br/> <br/> What was last regular monthly income of all family members (after tax deduction, obligatory social security payment and other deductions)? Calculate all kinds of incomes: personal income, pension, scholarship, income from trade, farming.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 50 50 EUR per month<br/> 8000 8.000 EUR per month<br/> 9996 More than 9.996 EUR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income of household in European currency, unclassified values.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 9996

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 636 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 9996

Variable Format: numeric


SK_INC: Family income: Slovakian Republic

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Question: SK_INC - Slovakia: Family income<br/> <br/> Now we would like to ask about the income of your household. (Under household we mean a shared household of spouses or partners, who live alone, with children, with parents as well as households of singles living alone). Please, what is the average total net income of all household members per month including wages, pensions, scholarships and all other working or non-working incomes? From the following list, choose the option that mostly represents the size of the net income of your household.<br/> <br/> <br/> 3000 Up to 4.600 SKK per month<br/> 6200 4.601-7.800 SKK<br/> 8900 7.801-10.000 SKK<br/> 12500 10.001-15.000 SKK<br/> 17500 15.001-20.000 SKK<br/> 22500 20.001-25.000 SKK<br/> 27500 25.001-30.000 SKK<br/> 35000 30.001-40.000 SKK<br/> 45000 40.001-50.000 SKK<br/> 57500 50.001-65.000 SKK<br/> 72500 65.001 SKK or more per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly net income of household in Slovak Koruna; midpoints of the income classes are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 3000- 999997

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 918 ; Min. 3000 ; Max. 72500

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TR_INC: Family income: Turkey

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Question: TR_INC - Turkey: Family income<br/> <br/> What is the monthly income of your family?<br/> <br/> <br/> 100 100 TRY<br/> 10000 10.000 TRY<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly family income in Turkish Lira; actual unclassified income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 100- 10000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1453 ; Min. 100 ; Max. 10000

Variable Format: numeric


TW_INC: Family income: Taiwan

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Question: TW_INC - Taiwan: Family income<br/> <br/> What is your average monthly household income, including incomes from work and other resources (such as rent, bonus, pension and interest)?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 5000 Less than 10.000 TWD per month<br/> 15000 10.001-20.000 TWD<br/> 25000 20.001-30.000 TWD<br/> 35000 30.001-40.000 TWD<br/> 45000 40.001-50.000 TWD<br/> 55000 50.001-60.000 TWD<br/> 65000 60.001-70.000 TWD<br/> 75000 70.001-80.000 TWD<br/> 85000 80.001-90.000 TWD<br/> 95000 90.001-100.000 TWD<br/> 105000 100.001-110.000 TWD<br/> 115000 110.001-120.000 TWD<br/> 125000 120.001-130.000 TWD<br/> 135000 130.001-140.000 TWD<br/> 145000 140.001-150.000 TWD<br/> 155000 150.001-160.000 TWD<br/> 165000 160.001-170.000 TWD<br/> 175000 170.001-180.000 TWD<br/> 185000 180.001-190.000 TWD<br/> 195000 190.001-200.000 TWD<br/> 250000 200.001-300.000 TWD<br/> 350000 300.001-400.000 TWD<br/> 450000 400.001-500.000 TWD<br/> 750000 500.001-1.000.000 TWD<br/> 1250000 More than 1.000.000 TWD per month<br/> 9999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 9999997 Refused<br/> 9999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Average monthly household income in Taiwanese Dollar; midpoints of the income categories were recoded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 1250000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 9999997- 9999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1755 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 1250000

Variable Format: numeric


UA_INC: Family income: Ukraine

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Question: UA_INC - Ukraine: Family Income<br/> <br/> Taking into account the income of all members of your household last month (after taxes, including all types of income - salary, scholarship, pension, benefits, grants, allowance etc), what was the total income of your family?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No own income, not in paid work<br/> 120 120 UAH per month<br/> 12000 12.000 UAH per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Unclassified monthly net income in Ukrainian Hryvnia.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 12000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1264 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 12000

Variable Format: numeric


US_INC: Family income: United States

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Question: US_INC - United States: Family income<br/> <br/> In which of these groups did your total family income, from all sources, fall last year - 2007 - before taxes, that is. Just tell me the letter. Total income includes interest or dividends, rent, Social Security, other pensions, alimony or child support, unemployment, compensation, public aid (welfare), armed forces or veterans allotment.<br/> <br/> <br/> 500 Under 1.000 USD per year<br/> 2000 1.000-2.999 USD<br/> 3500 3.000-3.999 USD<br/> 4500 4.000-4.999 USD<br/> 5500 5.000-5.999 USD<br/> 6500 6.000-6.999 USD<br/> 7500 7.000-7.999 USD<br/> 9000 8.000-9.999 USD<br/> 11250 10.000-12499 USD<br/> 13750 12500-14.999 USD<br/> 16750 15.000-17.499 USD<br/> 18750 17.500-19.999 USD<br/> 21750 20.000-22.499 USD<br/> 23750 22.500-24.999 USD<br/> 27500 25.000-29.999 USD<br/> 32500 30.000-34.999 USD<br/> 37500 35.000-39.999 USD<br/> 45000 40.000-49.999 USD<br/> 55000 50.000-59.999 USD<br/> 67500 60.000-74.999 USD<br/> 82500 75.000-89.999 USD<br/> 100000 90.000-109.999 USD<br/> 120000 110.000-129.999 USD<br/> 140000 130.000-149.999 USD<br/> 160000 150.000 USD or more per year<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Derivation:<br/> The last category 999996. More than 150.000 was recoded to code 160000. More than 150.000.<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Yearly family income before taxes in US Dollar; midpoints of the income categories were coded.<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 500- 160000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 1209 ; Min. 500 ; Max. 160000

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UY_INC: Family income: Uruguay

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Question: UY_INC - Uruguay: Family income<br/> <br/> Could you please tell me your gross monthly household income, after tax or other deductions, of all members and from all sources? Please include any pensions and allowances, and income from interests or dividends, as well as help from family and friends, rents and others.<br/> <br/> <br/> 1000 1.000 UYU<br/> 170000 170.000 UYU<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Gross monthly income in Uruguayan Pesos, unclassified values.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1000- 170000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999990999997

Summary Statistics: Valid 971 ; Min. 1000 ; Max. 170000

Variable Format: numeric


VE_INC: Family income: Venezuela

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Question: VE_INC - Venezuela: Family income<br/> <br/> What is your family monthly income?<br/> <br/> <br/> 50 50 VEB<br/> 15600 15.600 VEB<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Monthly income of respondent in Bolivar Fuerte; unclassified income values are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 50- 15600

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999998- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 917 ; Min. 50 ; Max. 15600

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ZA_INC: Family income: South Africa

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Question: ZA_INC - South Africa: Family income<br/> <br/> Please give me the letter that best describes the TOTAL MONTHLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME of all the people in your household before tax and other deductions. Please indicate all sources of income, i.e. salaries, pensions, income from investments, etc.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No income<br/> 250 500 ZAR and less per month<br/> 625 501-750 ZAR<br/> 875 751-1.000 ZAR<br/> 1250 1.001-1.500 ZAR<br/> 1750 1.501-2.000 ZAR<br/> 2500 2.001-3.000 ZAR<br/> 4000 3.001-5.000 ZAR<br/> 6250 5.001-7.500 ZAR<br/> 8750 7.501-10.000 ZAR<br/> 12500 10.001-15.000 ZAR<br/> 17500 15.001-20.000 ZAR<br/> 25000 20.001-30.000 ZAR<br/> 40000 30.001-50.000 ZAR<br/> 60000 More than 50.001 ZAR per month<br/> 999990 NAP, other countries<br/> 999997 Refused<br/> 999998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999999 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Total monthly household income before tax in South African Rand; midpoints of the income categories are coded.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 60000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 999997- 999990

Summary Statistics: Valid 2689 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 60000

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HOMPOP: How many persons in household

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Question: Size of household: Number of people currently living in local household of Respondent, including Respondent.<br/> <br/> AT: How many persons, including yourself, live in your household?<br/> AU: How many people live in your house (including yourself)?<br/> BE: Including yourself, your partner, your children and others, how many people live here as members of this household? [Including partly living in household or temporarily absent].<br/> CH: Of how many people is your family is compounded, including yourself?<br/> CL: How many people live in your home?<br/> CZ: How many members including yourself are there in your household? As household we understand individuals residing in one apartment or family house, who together financially manage the household.<br/> DE: Apart from yourself, are there other people living in your household?<br/> Please count toddlers or people who normally live here but are currently absent, e.g. in hospital or on holiday.<br/> DK: How many persons live in your household (including yourself)?<br/> DO: How many people over 18 years old live permanently in this household? How many people between 12 and 17 years old live permanently in this household? How many children under 12 years of age live permanently in this household?<br/> ES: How many people do live in your household, including yourself, and any servants you may have, if they sleep at home?<br/> FI: How many people live in your household: Total number.<br/> GB: Thinking now of everyone living in this household, including children: Including yourself, how many people live here regularly as members of this household?<br/> HR: How many persons (including you) live in your household?<br/> IE: I would like you to think now of the other members of your household. How many people age 18 and over live in this household? And how many age 17 and under?<br/> IL: How many people living in our household (including yourself)?<br/> IT: HOMPOP_2008: How many persons do live in your household, including you and excluding maids, tenants and relatives away from home since 6 months or more? [from Doxa Omnibus (rounds November 3-16, 2008 and November 18-30, 2008)].<br/> HOMPOP_2010: How many persons do live in your household, including you and excluding maids, tenants and relatives away from home since 6 months or more?<br/> JP: How many people are there in your household, including yourself?<br/> KR: How many family members, including yourself, presently reside in your home? Do not include those who are temporarily living elsewhere due to schooling, employment, military service, etc.<br/> LV: How many adults live in your family (18 years old and older)?<br/> How many children less than 18 years live in your family?<br/> MX: How many people live in your home?<br/> NIRL: How many people are there in your household, that is, people whose main residence this is and who share at least one meal a day, or share living accommodation with you?<br/> NL: How many people are in your household, other than you and your partner? (all who use the same kitchen, so also living-in children and other occupants). Please, we want know about all other persons in your household, other than you and your partner, what is their sex and age, in which relationship they are to you and what is their education and main activity are? Start with the oldest person and continue to the youngest person.<br/> NZ: Including yourself, how many people are there in your household?<br/> NO: How many people live in your household, yourself included?<br/> PH: Number of persons in household, included servants, transients, or boarders.<br/> PL: Number of persons - At the beginning of the interview the interviewer completes a Household Members Card collecting information about all persons living in respondents household.<br/> The number of persons in the household comes from the total number of completed fields concerning a particular household member.<br/> PT: How many people live in your house?<br/> RU: How many persons are in your household including yourself, all adults and children?<br/> SE: How many persons are there in your household? (Count yourself also)<br/> SI: Name number of persons living together in household - including yourself.<br/> SK: How many adults (18 years and older) live in your household? Include yourself.<br/> TR: How many people, including yourself, live in this household?<br/> UA: How many persons (including you) live with you as a same household?<br/> US: Only one member of your household will be eligible for this survey. In order to scientifically select that person, first I need to list the names of the people who usually live here. Starting with the person or one of the persons who own or rents this home, please tell me the names of the people who usually live here. Does (PERSON IN ROW A) have a spouse or unmarried partner who lives in the household? Now, who else lives here? Are there any people currently staying here - visitors, friends or relatives - who do not usually live here? (Now that I have everyone who is currently staying here), I need to know each person’s age. ASK FOR EACH PERSON IN ROSTER: How old was [NAME] on (his/her/ last birthday?<br/> UY: How many people live permanently in this household?<br/> [Do not forget include baby, children and adults. Do not include maids and other domestic helpers]<br/> VE: How many people live in this home?<br/> ZA: Derived from household roster.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not available<br/> 1 1 person<br/> 2 2 persons<br/> 3 3 persons<br/> 4 4 persons<br/> 5 5 persons<br/> 6 6 persons; IT: 6 persons and more<br/> 7 7 persons<br/> 8 8 persons<br/> 9 9 persons<br/> 10 10 persons<br/> 11 11 persons<br/> 12 12 persons<br/> 13 13 persons; DK: 13 persons or more<br/> 14 14 persons<br/> 15 15 persons<br/> 16 16 persons<br/> 17 17 persons<br/> 18 18 persons<br/> 19 19 persons<br/> 20 20 persons<br/> 21 21 persons<br/> 22 22 persons<br/> 23 23 persons<br/> 27 27 persons<br/> 34 34 persons<br/> 36 36 persons<br/> 99 No answer, refused<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> AU: People who were living in an institution such as a retirement home were coded as 99 “10+ in institution/care” in the ISSP dataset.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 25

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 57449 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 25

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HHCYCLE: Household composition:children+adults

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Question: Household cycle - Household composition<br/> <br/> AT: Derived from: Number of persons in household How many persons in your household are children under 18 years of age?<br/> AU: How many people live in your house (including yourself)? Thinking about the people OTHER THAN YOURSELF who live in your house, please tell us how old each person is and cross the option that describes your relationship with each of them.<br/> BE: Including yourself, your partner, your children and others, how many people live here as members of this household? What year was Respondent born in?<br/> CH: How many children do you have, including adopted children? What is their name? How old are they? And for each of them: do they actually live with you in your household? If respondent has children: And, may I ask you, does your husband/spouse/partner have any other children? If the respondent doesnt have any children: And, may I ask you, does your partner have any children? How many children did he/her have in total? (Adopted child included) What is their name? How old are the children of your partner that you have not yet mentioned? And for each of them: do they actually live with you in your household?<br/> CL: How many adults 18 years old or older live permanently in this house? How many babies and children live permanently in this house?<br/> CZ: How many members including yourself are there in your household? As household we understand individuals residing in one apartment or family house, who together financially manage the household. How many dependent children up to 18 years of age do you live with in common household?<br/> DE: Please tell me what month and what year (person 1) was born in. Household composition is constructed from household list; distinction into adult/child constructed from age of household members.<br/> DO: How many people over 18 years old live permanently in this household? How many people between 12 and 17 years old live permanently in this household? How many children under 12 years of age live permanently in this household?<br/> ES: Could you tell me the sex, age and kinship relation that you have with each of those people, beginning by the eldest person?<br/> FI: How many people live in your household? a Total number, b Aged 18 or older, c Aged 7-17,<br/> d Aged 6 or younger? Year of birth for children/young people aged under 18 living in the household:<br/> FR: Not asked in the French survey. Derived.<br/> GB: This is a variable derived from the Household Grid, which contains the ages of all people in the household.<br/> HR: Not asked. Household structure: number of adults and children (younger than 18 years) of household member in each age group.<br/> IE: I would like you to think now of the other members of your household. How many people age 18 and over live in this household? And how many age 17 and under?<br/> IL: Not asked directly, derived from other questions.<br/> IT: HHCYCLE_2008: How many persons do live in your household, including you and excluding maids, tenants and relatives away from home since 6 months or more? How many children and teens up to 14 years of age included live in your household?<br/> [taken from Doxa Omnibus (rounds November 3-16, 2008 and November 18-30, 2008). Since category 6 means &#39;six persons or more&#39;, it is not possible to assign codes to HHCYCLE beyond code 15 &#39;Six adults&#39;, which actually means &#39;Six or more adults&#39;]<br/> HHCYCLE_2010: How many children and teens up to 14 years of age included live in your household?<br/> JP: How many people are there in your household, including yourself? How many people in the household are aged 17 or under?<br/> KR: Now I would like to ask about your family members. Please include all family embers who are living in your home, or who are temporarily living somewhere else, or those who are not your family members but are living in your home. Answer the following questions beginning with yourself.<br/> How old is [PERSON]? Is [PERSON] living in your home, or is [PERSON] temporarily living elsewhere?<br/> LV: How many adults live in your family (18 years old and older)?<br/> How many children less than 18 years live in your family?<br/> MX: This variable was not asked directly, it was built from the answer obtained by the question HOMPOP and the question UNDER How many people younger than 18 years live in your home?<br/> NIRL: Derived using household grid information.<br/> NL: Please, we want know about all other persons in your household, other than you and your partner, what is their sex and age, in which relationship they are to you and what is their education and main activity are? Start with the oldest person and continue to the youngest person.<br/> NO: How are the household members distributed on age groups? Write in number of household members at all lines with any household members.<br/> NZ: Derived from the variable hompop and the additional question How many children under the age of 18 are in your household?<br/> PH: Household composition: adults and children (less than 18 years). (Excluding servants, transients, boarders).<br/> PL: At the beginning of the interview the interviewer completes a Household Members Card collecting information about all persons living in respondents household. The HHCYCLE comes from the combination of household members grouped according to their age.<br/> PT: How many adults and underage (less than 18 years old) family members, including you, live in your house?<br/> RU: Now tell me please about all members of your family - who are they related to you, their sex, age and the month of their birth.<br/> SE: How many persons are there in your household? (Count yourself also) How many persons in your household are between 7 and 17 years? How many persons in your household are below 7 years?<br/> SI: Derived - All persons in household, persons aged 18 and over in household, children from 6 to 17 years of age, children under 6 years of age.<br/> SK: Derived.<br/> TR: How many grown ups, including yourself, and how many children, live in this household?<br/> UA: How many adults (including you) and children (less than 18 years) are in your household? (Children aged over 18 considered as adults).<br/> US: Only one member of your household will be eligible for this survey. In order to scientifically select that person, first I need to list the names of the people who usually live here. Starting with the person or one of the persons who own or rents this home, please tell me the names of the people who usually live here. Does (PERSON IN ROW A) have a spouse or unmarried partner who lives in the household? Now, who else lives here? Are there any people currently staying here - visitors, friends or relatives - who do not usually live here? (Now that I have everyone who is currently staying here), I need to know each persons age. ASK FOR EACH PERSON IN ROSTER: How old was [NAME] on (his/her/ last birthday?<br/> UY: How many people live permanently in this household?<br/> How many adults, aged 18 years old and more, live permanently in this household that is four or more days a week? How many people under 18 years old live permanently in this household that is four or more days a week? [Do not include maids and other domestic helpers]<br/> VE: How many adults over 18 years live in this home?<br/> ZA: Derived from household roster.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not available: TW<br/> 1 Single household<br/> 2 1 adult, 1 child<br/> 3 1 adult, 2 child<br/> 4 1 adult, 3 or more children<br/> 5 2 adults<br/> 6 2 adults, 1 child<br/> 7 2 adults, 2 child<br/> 8 2 adults, 3 or more children<br/> 9 3 adults<br/> 10 3 adults plus children<br/> 11 4 adults<br/> 12 4 adults plus children<br/> 13 5 adults<br/> 14 5 adults plus children<br/> 15 6 adults<br/> 16 6 adults plus children<br/> 17 7 adults<br/> 18 7 adults plus children<br/> 19 8 adults<br/> 20 8 adults plus children<br/> 21 9 adults<br/> 22 9 adults plus children<br/> 23 10 adults<br/> 24 10 adults plus children<br/> 25 11 adults<br/> 26 11 adults plus children<br/> 27 12 adults<br/> 28 12 adults plus children<br/> 95 Other<br/> 99 No answer, refused<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 95

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 57131 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 95

Variable Format: numeric


PARTY_LR: R: Party affiliation: left-right (derived)

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Question: Political party affiliation: left/right placement - derived from NAT_PRTY<br/> &#60;Question text see NAT_PRTY&#62;<br/> <br/> Not derived from NAT_PRTY:<br/> DO: Speaking in general terms, are you a member or sympathize for a certain political party in the Dominican Republic? If you had to classify the political party you sympathize in one of the following political orientation, you would say.<br/> ES: When speaking of politics, people often use the expressions left and right. In the card that I am going to show you there are a series of cells going from left to right. In which cell would you place yourself? (Ideology scale)<br/> IE: People often use the term &#39;right wing&#39; or &#39;left wing&#39; in describing political opinions. This card shows a scale from very left wing to very right wing. Where would you put yourself on this scale?<br/> KR: To what degree do you think yourself politically liberal or conservative?<br/> NZ: Where on the following scale would you say your political views lie?<br/> PH: In politics, there are instances when &#39;left&#39; and &#39;right&#39; are mentioned by people. Where will you put yourself among the following?<br/> SI: In politics people often talk about left or right. Where would you put yourself on scale 0 to 10, if 0 means left and 10 means right.<br/> UY: As you might know, people in this country describe political orientations as more closely to the left, to the centre or to the right. In this card we show the different political orientations. Could you please tell me with which of the following positions do you identify the most?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, not eligible, did not vote; Not available: CY, FR, IL, NIRL, RU, TW<br/> 1 Far left etc<br/> 2 Left, center left<br/> 3 Center, liberal<br/> 4 Right, conservative<br/> 5 Far right etc<br/> 6 Other, no specification<br/> 7 No party, no preference<br/> 8 Dont know, UY: can&#39;t choose<br/> 9 No answer, refused<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 45549 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


AT_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Austria

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Question: AT_PRTY - Austria: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Which party did you vote for in the last legislative election on 28th September 2008?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Austrian People&#39;s Party - OEVP<br/> 2 Austrian Social Democratic Party - SPOE<br/> 3 Austrian Freedom Party - FPOE<br/> 4 Green Party - GRUENE<br/> 5 Confederation for the Future of Austria - BZOE<br/> 6 Liberal Forum - LIF<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 Did not vote<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 825 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


AU_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Australia

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Question: AU_PRTY - Australia: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as Labor, Liberal, National or what?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Liberal Party<br/> 2 Labour Party<br/> 3 National Party<br/> 4 Democrats<br/> 5 Greens<br/> 6 One nation<br/> 7 Family First<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 No party preference<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> [Additional codes are coded to &#39;Other party&#39;: Christian Democratic Party]<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 98

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1670 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


BE_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Belgium

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Question: BE_PRTY - Belgium/ Flanders: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Suppose that there would be elections on next Sunday, for which political party would you vote?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Christian Democratic and Flemish - CD and V/ New Flemish Alliance - N-VA<br/> 2 Socialist Party-Differently - SPa/ Social Liberal Party - Spirit<br/> 3 Flemish Liberals and Democrats - Open VLD<br/> 4 Green Party, Groen!<br/> 5 Flemish Interest, Vlaams Belang<br/> 6 List Dedecker - LDD, Lijst Dedecker<br/> 7 Left Party/ Workers Party of Belgium - PVDA / Committee for Another Policy - CAP<br/> 8 For a person not for a specific party<br/> 9 Reformist Movement - MR<br/> 94 Would vote blank, not valid<br/> 95 Other<br/> 96 Would not vote<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1193 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


CH_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Switzerland

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Question: CH_PRTY - Switzerland: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Is there a party to which you feel closer than to the other parties? IF YES: Do you feel very close to this party, somewhat close to that party or only sympathizer?<br/> Which party is it?<br/> Nevertheless, is there a party to which you feel a little closer than to the other parties? Which party is it?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Radical Democratic Party<br/> 2 Christian Democratic Party<br/> 3 Social Democratic Party<br/> 4 Swiss Peoples Party<br/> 5 Liberal Party - LPS<br/> 6 Popular Evangelical Party<br/> 7 Christian Social Party<br/> 8 Labour Party - PdA<br/> 9 Green Party - GPS<br/> 10 Green Liberal Party<br/> 11 Swiss Democrats<br/> 12 Federal Democratic Union<br/> 13 Lega dei Ticinese<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 No party preference<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Dont know; not interested so much in politics<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1208 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


CL_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Republic Chile

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Question: CL_PRTY - Republic of Chile: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> From the following political parties included in this card, with which one do you identify or sympathized more?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Christian Democrat Party - PDC<br/> 2 Independent Democrat Union-UDI<br/> 3 Communist Party of Chile - PCCH<br/> 4 National Renewal Party - RN<br/> 5 Chilean Socialist Party - PS<br/> 6 Radical Social Democratic - PRSD<br/> 7 Democracy Party - PPD<br/> 8 Humanist Party - PH<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 None,no party preference<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1440 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


CY_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Cyprus

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Question: CY_PRTY - Cyprus: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> In general, what political party would you say is closer to your perceptions?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Progressive Party for Working People - AKEA<br/> 2 Movement for Social Democracy - EDEK<br/> 3 Ecological and Environmental Movement - ECOGREEN<br/> 4 United Democrats - EDI<br/> 5 Democratic Party - DIKO<br/> 6 Fighting Democratic Movement - ADIK<br/> 7 New Horizon, NEOI ORIZONTES<br/> 8 European Democracy<br/> 9 Democratic Rally - DISY<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 No one; no party preference<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 922 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


CZ_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Czech Republic

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Question: CZ_PRTY - Czech Republic: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Which political party you would vote for if elections to the Chamber of deputies were held next week?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 4 Visions, 4 VIZE<br/> 2 Balbin Poetical Party - BPS<br/> 3 Path of Change - CZ<br/> 4 Czech Right-wing - CP<br/> 5 Czech National Social Party - CSNS<br/> 6 Czech Social Democratic Party - CSSD<br/> 7 Humanism Party - HS<br/> 8 Christian Democratic Party-Czech Peoples Party - KDU-CSL<br/> 9 Czech Crown (monarchistic party of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia) - KC<br/> 10 Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia - KSCM<br/> 11 Liberal Reform Party - LIRA<br/> 12 Moravians<br/> 13 National Party - NS<br/> 14 Independent Democrats (chairmen V. Zelezny) - ND<br/> 15 Civic Democratic Party - ODS<br/> 16 Policy 21<br/> 17 Law and Justice - PaS<br/> 18 Right Block - PB<br/> 19 European Democrats - SNK<br/> 20 Party for Open Society - SOS<br/> 21 Equal Opportunities Party - SRS<br/> 22 Party of Common Sense - SZR<br/> 23 Green Party - SZ<br/> 24 Freedom Union-Democratic Union - US-DEU<br/> 25 Public Issues - VV<br/> 95 Other<br/> 96 I would not go to vote<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer, refused<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1179 ; Min. 2 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


DE_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Germany

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Question: DE_PRTY - Germany: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> If there was a general election next Sunday, which party would you vote for with your second vote (Zweitstimme)?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Christian Democratic Union/Christian Social Union - CDU/ CSU<br/> 2 Social Democratic Party of Germany - SPD<br/> 3 Free Democratic Party - FDP<br/> 4 Alliance 90/The Greens, Buendnis 90/Gruene<br/> 5 The Republicans - REP<br/> 6 Party of Democratic Socialism - PDS/Linke Liste<br/> 7 National-Democratic Party of Germany - NPD<br/> 94 Not eligible to vote, as not a German citizen<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 Would not vote<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Note: &#39;Zweitstimme&#39; is the vote for a party, not a candidate.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1411 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


DK_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Denmark

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Question: DK_PRTY - Denmark: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Which party did you vote for?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Social Democratic Party - SD, Socialdemokratiet<br/> 2 Radical Liberal Party - RV, Det radikale venstre<br/> 3 Conservative Peoples Party - KP, Det konservative folkeparti<br/> 4 Socialist Peoples Party - SF, Socialistik folkeparti<br/> 5 Christian Peoples Party - KRF, Kristendemokraterne<br/> 6 Danish Peoples Party - DF, Dansk folkeparti<br/> 7 Liberal Party - V, Venstre<br/> 8 New Alliance - NA, Ny Alliance<br/> 9 Leftwing Alliance - EL, Enhedslisten<br/> 94 Voted blank<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 Did not vote<br/> 98 Dont know, dont remember<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1878 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


DO_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Dominican Republic

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Question: DO_PRTY - Dominican Republic: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Speaking in general terms, are you a member or sympathize for a certain political party in the Dominican Republic? Of which political party are you a member or supporter?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Revolutionary Dominican Party - PRD<br/> 2 Dominican Liberation Party - PLD<br/> 3 Christian Socialist Reformist Party - PRSC<br/> 95 Other party<br/> 96 No party affiliation<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 2073 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


ES_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Spain

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Question: ES_PRTY - Spain: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Could you tell me whether in the past General elections of March the 9th 2004 you went to vote and did vote?<br/> Position of Spanish parties in the left-right scheme.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Spanish Socialist Workers Party - PSOE<br/> 2 Popular Party - PP<br/> 3 Spanish Communist Party, Catalonia Greens - IU, ICV<br/> 4 Catalonian-nationalist parties - CIU<br/> 5 Union Progress and Democracy - UPyD<br/> 6 Basque Nationalist party - PNV<br/> 7 Republican Catalonian Left - ERC<br/> 8 Galician Nationalist Party - BNG<br/> 9 Canary Island Coalition Party - CC<br/> 10 Basque Nationalist Party Coalition Navarra-Yes - Na-Bai<br/> 94 Vote blank<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 Did not vote, not eligible<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Note: Change with respect to ISSP 2002. A nationalist party disappears in Andalusia: PA (Andalusian Party) and a new one is created in the Navarra region: Nafarroa- Bai (Navarra-Yes). A party coalition formed by PNV, EA and two other small nationalist radical (non-violent), groups (Aralar y Batzarre). Only presented in the Navarra region.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1979 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


FI_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Finland

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Question: FI_PRTY - Finland: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> If the parliamentary elections were held right now, the candidate of which political party or group would you vote for?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Social Democratic Party - SDP<br/> 2 Centre Party of Finland - KESK<br/> 3 National Coalition Party - KOK<br/> 4 Left Alliance - VAS<br/> 5 Swedish Peoples Party - SFP/RKP<br/> 6 Green League - VIHR<br/> 7 Christian Democrats - KD<br/> 8 True Finns - PS<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 Would not vote, no preference<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 839 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


FR_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: France

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Question: FR_PRTY - France: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Can you say to me of which party or political movement you feel the closest or at least the least far away?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Communist party - PCF<br/> 2 Far left - LO-LCR/PT<br/> 3 Socialist party - PS<br/> 4 Green, Ecologists - VERTS<br/> 5 Democratic Movement<br/> 6 New Center, Conservative - UMP<br/> 7 Far right, National Front - FN<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 No preference, no vote<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1748 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 95

Variable Format: numeric


GB_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Great Britain

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Question: GB_PRTY - Great Britain: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> (If R supports a party or is closer to one party than others) Which one?<br/> (If R is no closer to one party than others) If there were a general election tomorrow, which political party do you think you would be most likely to support?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Conservative - CONS<br/> 2 Labour - LAB<br/> 3 Liberal Democrats - SLD<br/> 6 Scottish National Party - SNP<br/> 7 Plaid Cymru - PC<br/> 8 Green Party<br/> 93 Other answer<br/> 95 Other Party: Sinn Fein, Ulster Democratic Party, Womens Coalition<br/> 96 Would not vote; no party preference<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1858 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


HR_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Croatia

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Question: HR_PRTY - Croatia: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Which political party do you prefer?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Croatian Democratic Union (Conservative) - HDZ<br/> 2 Social Democratic Party (Social-Democrat) - SDP<br/> 3 Croatian Party of Rights (Right, Conservative) - HSP<br/> 4 Croatian Peasant Party (Center) - HSS<br/> 5 Croatian People&#39;s Party (Center) - HNS<br/> 6 Croatian Social Liberal Party (Liberal) - HSLS<br/> 7 Istrian Democratic Assembly (Regional) - IDS<br/> 8 Croatian Party of Pensioners - HSU<br/> 9 Croatian Democratic Union of Slavonija and Baranja - HDSSB<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 No preference<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 474 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 95

Variable Format: numeric


HU_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Hungary

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Question: HU_PRTY - Hungary: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Hungarian Democratic Forum - HDF<br/> 2 Free Democrats - FFD<br/> 3 Independent Small Holders - ISHP<br/> 4 Hungarian Socialist Party - HSP<br/> 5 Federation of Young Democrats - FYD<br/> 6 Christian Democratic Peoples Party - CDPP<br/> 7 Workers Party - WP<br/> 8 Hungarinan Truth - Truth<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 95

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 593 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 95

Variable Format: numeric


IE_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Ireland

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Question: IE_PRTY - Ireland: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Do you feel closer to one of the political parties than to the others?<br/> If yes: which party is that?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 The Republican Party - FF, Fianna Fail<br/> 2 Tribe of the Gaels/Family of the Irish - FG, Fine Gael<br/> 3 Irish Labour Party - LAB<br/> 4 Progressive Democrats - PD<br/> 5 Green Party - GP<br/> 6 Socialist Party<br/> 7 We ourselves - SF, Sinn Fein<br/> 95 Other Party, Socialist Party<br/> 96 No party preference<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Answered only if &#39;Yes&#39; at first question, if the respondent feels closer to one political party than the others.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2049 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


IL_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Israel

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Question: IL_PRTY - Israel: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Haavoda<br/> 2 Likud<br/> 3 Kadima<br/> 4 Shase<br/> 5 Meretz<br/> 6 Mafdal<br/> 7 Yahadut-hatora<br/> 9 Israel Beteno<br/> 10 Haadash<br/> 11 Balad<br/> 12 Raam, Taal<br/> 13 Haehud Halumi<br/> 14 Hayerukim<br/> 15 Hatnua Hayeruka-Memad<br/> 16 ale yarok<br/> 95 Other party<br/> 96 No vote, no preference<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 810 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 95

Variable Format: numeric


IT_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Italy

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Question: IT_PRTY - Italy: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> 2008: In case of political elections, which party would you vote for?<br/> 2010: In case of political elections, which party would you vote for?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Il Popolo della Liberty<br/> 2 Lega Nord<br/> 3 Popolari Liberali<br/> 4 Liberal-Democratici<br/> 5 Partito Pensionati<br/> 6 Movimento per I Autonomia<br/> 8 Partito Democratico<br/> 9 Italia dei Valori<br/> 10 Radicali Italiani<br/> 12 Unioni dei Democratici Cristiani e di Centro<br/> 16 Partito della Rifondazione Comunista<br/> 17 Sinistra Democratica<br/> 18 Partito Socialista<br/> 19 Partito dei Comunisti Italiani<br/> 20 Federazione dei Verdi<br/> 21 Movimento Sociale Fiamma Tricolore<br/> 22 La Destra<br/> 24 Popolari UDEUR<br/> 96 None<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 99

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1078 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


JP_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Japan

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Question: JP_PRTY - Japan: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Which party do you usually support? Circle one figure only.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Liberal Democratic Party - LDP<br/> 2 The Democratic Party of Japan - DPJ<br/> 4 New Komeito - New Clean Government Party<br/> 5 The Japanese Communist Party - JCP<br/> 6 Social Democratic Party - SDPJ<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 No party preference<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1186 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


KR_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: South Korea

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Question: KR_PRTY - South Korea: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Currently which political party do you support most?<br/> If you do not actively support any party, is there a party you usually feel favourable toward? [To be answered by those who do not support any party]<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Liberty Forward Party - LFP<br/> 2 Grand National Party - GNP<br/> 3 Pro-Park Geun-hye Coalition - PARK<br/> 4 Democratic Party - DEP<br/> 5 Renewal of Korea Party<br/> 6 Democratic Labor Party - DLP<br/> 7 New Progressive Party - NPP<br/> 95 Other Parties<br/> 96 No party affiliation<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1445 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


LV_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Latvia

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Question: LV_PRTY - Latvia: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Which political party do you agree with most often?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Harmony Centre, Saskanas centre<br/> 2 Party &#39;All for Latvia&#39;, &#39;Visu Latvijai&#39;<br/> 3 Organisation for &#39;Human Rights in United Latvia&#39;<br/> 4 Green and Farmer Union<br/> 5 Union &#39;Latvias First Party&#39; and &#39;Latvias Way&#39;<br/> 6 Latvian Social Democratic Workers Party - LSDSP<br/> 7 National Force Union<br/> 8 New Democrats<br/> 9 The Peoples Party<br/> 10 New Era, Jaunais Laiks<br/> 11 Political organisation &#39;Latviesu Latvija<br/> 12 Party of Social Justice<br/> 13 Alliance for Fatherland and Freedom - LNNK, &#39;Tevzemei un Brivibai&#39;<br/> 14 Civic Union<br/> 15 Union &#39;Citai politikai&#39;<br/> 16 Other regional party<br/> 95 Other party<br/> 96 No party preference<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 905 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


MX_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Mexico

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Question: MX_PRTY - Mexico: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Which political party do you sympathize or militate with?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 National Action Party - PAN<br/> 2 Institutional Revolutionary Party - PRI<br/> 3 Democratic Revolution Party - PRD<br/> 4 Labour Party - PT<br/> 5 Environmentalist Green Party - PVEM<br/> 6 Convergence<br/> 7 Social Democratic Party - PSD<br/> 8 New Alliance Party - PANAL<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 No party preference<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1375 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


NIRL_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Northern Ireland

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Question: NIRL_PRTY - Northern Ireland: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Which of these political parties do you feel closest to, even if you do not always vote for them?<br/> Please just read out the letter on the card.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Democratic Unionist Party - DUP<br/> 2 Sinn Fein<br/> 3 Ulster Democratic Party - UUP<br/> 4 Social Democratic and Labour Party - SDLP<br/> 5 Alliance Party<br/> 93 Other answer<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 None of these; no party preference<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1075 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


NL_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Netherlands

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Question: NL_PRTY - Netherlands: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> If there would be national elections for a new Lower House today, would you vote? If so, which party would you vote for?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Christian Democrats - CDA<br/> 2 Labour - PvdA<br/> 3 Liberal Conservative - VVD<br/> 4 Socialists - SP<br/> 5 Green - Groen Links<br/> 6 Fortuyns Party - LPF<br/> 7 Liberal Democrats - D66<br/> 8 Wilders Party - PVV<br/> 9 Christian Union (Protestant) Party<br/> 10 Orthodox Protestant Party - SGP<br/> 11 Animal Rights Party<br/> 12 Verdonks Party<br/> 95 Other party, specify<br/> 96 Would not vote<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1921 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


NO_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Norway

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Question: NO_PRTY - Norway: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Which party would you vote for in the national election if it was held tomorrow?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Red Electoral Alliance<br/> 2 Labour Party - DNA<br/> 3 Progress Party - FRP<br/> 4 Conservative Party - H<br/> 5 Christian Democratic Party - KrF<br/> 6 Centre Party - SP<br/> 7 Socialist Left - SV<br/> 8 Liberal Party - V<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 Would not vote<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 905 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


NZ_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: New Zealand

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Question: NZ_PRTY - New Zealand: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> At the 2005 General Election, who did you vote for?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Association of Consumers and Taxpayers - ACT<br/> 2 Alliance<br/> 3 Green<br/> 4 New Zealand Labour Party - NZLP<br/> 5 National Party - NP<br/> 6 New Zealand First Party - NZFP<br/> 7 Progressive Coalition<br/> 8 United Future - UF<br/> 9 Maori Party<br/> 95 Other<br/> 96 Didnt vote/not eligible (code 2 in VOTE_LE)<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 907 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


PH_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Philippines

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Question: PH_PRTY - Philippines: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> What political party do you favour?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Nationalist Peoples Coalition - NPC<br/> 2 Liberal Party - LP<br/> 5 LAKAS-NUCD-UMDP Party<br/> 8 Lapiang Bagong Lakas Ng Nueva Ecija - BALANE<br/> 9 Partido Magdalo<br/> 18 Philippine Democratic Party - PDP-LABAN, Partido Demokratiko Pilipino Lakas Ng Bayan<br/> 19 Partido NG Masang Pilipino - PMP<br/> 33 Nacionalista Party - NP<br/> 36 Kabalikat Ng Malayang Pilipino - KAMPI<br/> 47 Katipunan Ng Bagong Caloocan - KABAKA<br/> 48 Citizens Action Party, Akbayan<br/> 74 Bayan Muna<br/> 81 Buhay Hayaan Yumabong - BUHAY<br/> 83 Kilusan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino - KNP<br/> 85 Gabriela<br/> 86 Citizens Battle against Corruption - CIBAC<br/> 87 Bando Osmena Pundok Kauswagan - BOPK<br/> 88 Independent<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 None<br/> 98 Dont know, cant recall<br/> 99 No asnwer, refused<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Verbatim responses.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1124 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


PL_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Poland

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Question: PL_PRTY - Poland: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Which party or organization did you vote in parliamentary election on the 21 X 2007?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 League of Polish Families - LPR<br/> 2 Left and Democrats - LID<br/> 3 German Minority<br/> 4 Womens Party<br/> 5 Civic Platform of Republic of Poland - PO<br/> 6 Polish Labor Party - PPP<br/> 7 Polish Peasants Party - PSL<br/> 8 Law and Justice Party - PIS<br/> 9 Patriotic Self-Defense<br/> 10 Self-defense of the Republic of Poland<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 Did not vote, not eligible<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Dont remember<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 95

Range of Invalid Data Values: 96- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 622 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 95

Variable Format: numeric


PT_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Portugal

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Question: PT_PRTY - Portugal: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Which of the Portuguese political parties do you identify or not identify with?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Left Bloc - BE, Bloco de Esquerda<br/> 2 Democratic and Social Centre - Peoples Party - CDS-PP<br/> 3 Democratic Unity Coalition (Communist party, Ecologist Party) - CDU-PCP<br/> 4 Reorganizative Movement of the Party of the Proletariat - MRPP<br/> 5 Social Democratic Party - PPD-PSD<br/> 6 Socialist Party - PS<br/> 7 Revolutionary Socialist Party - PSR<br/> 8 People&#39;s Democratic Union - UDP<br/> 95 Other party<br/> 96 None, does not identify with any party<br/> 97 Refused<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 097

Summary Statistics: Valid 902 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


RU_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Russia

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Question: RU_PRTY - Russia: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> What political forces or party do you support or at least sympathize with?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Agrarian Party of Russia<br/> 4 Communist Party of Russian Federation<br/> 5 Union of Right forces<br/> 6 Party of Social Justice<br/> 7 Liberal Democratic Party of Russia<br/> 8 Just Russia<br/> 9 Patriots of Russia<br/> 10 United Russia<br/> 11 Russian United Democratic Party Yabloko<br/> 94 Against all/ threw out/ damaged voting paper<br/> 96 Didnt vote<br/> 97 Refused<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 097

Summary Statistics: Valid 944 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


SE_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Sweden

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Question: SE_PRTY - Sweden: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Which political party do you mostly sympathise with?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Centre Party - C<br/> 2 Liberal Party - FP<br/> 3 Christian Democrats - KD<br/> 4 Green Party - MP<br/> 5 Conservative Party - M<br/> 6 Social Democratic Party - S<br/> 7 Left Party - V<br/> 95 Other Party: Healthcare, Feministic Init, June List<br/> 96 Would not vote; no party preference<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1163 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 95

Variable Format: numeric


SI_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Slovenia

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Question: SI_PRTY - Slovenia: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> If we had national election this Sunday, for which party candidate would you vote for?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Democratic Party of Pensioners of Slovenia - DESUS<br/> 2 Liberal Democrats - LDS<br/> 3 Peoples Party - SLS<br/> 4 Slovenian Nation - SNS<br/> 5 Social Democratic - SDS<br/> 6 New Slovenia - NSI<br/> 7 Social Democrats (former ZLSD-Combined list) - SD<br/> 8 New Politics - ZARES<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 Would not vote<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 781 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


SK_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Slovakian Republic

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Question: SK_PRTY - Slovakia: Party affiliation <br/> <br/> If parliamentary elections were held this week, would you vote? Which political party would you vote?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Alliance of New Citizens - ANO<br/> 2 Communist Party - KSS<br/> 3 Christian Democratic Movement - KDH<br/> 4 Movement for Democratic Slovakia, Peoples Party - HZDS<br/> 5 Free Forum - SF<br/> 6 Slovak Democratic Christian Union - Democratic Party - SDKU-DS<br/> 7 Slovak National Party - SNS<br/> 8 Social Democracy - SMER-SD SMER<br/> 9 Party of Hungarian Coalition - SMK<br/> 10 Other: Party of Greens - SZ<br/> 96 Would not vote<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 927 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


TR_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Turkey

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Question: TR_PRTY - Turkey: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Do you consider yourself as a supporter of a party nowadays?<br/> Which party is that party?<br/> Note for the interviewer: If R considers him/herself as a supporter of a party then ask this question.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Justice and development Party - AKP<br/> 2 Motherland Party - ANAP<br/> 3 Grand Union Party - BBP<br/> 4 Republican Peoples Party - CHP<br/> 5 Democratic Society Party - DTP<br/> 6 Democratic Left - DSP<br/> 7 Democratic Party -Truth Party - DP-DYP<br/> 8 Young Party - GP<br/> 9 Nationalist Action Party - MHP<br/> 10 Felicity Party - SP<br/> 11 Freedom and Solidarity Party - OEDP<br/> 12 Turkish Communist Party - TKP<br/> 96 No party preference<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1413 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


TW_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Taiwan

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Question: TW_PRTY - Taiwan: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Not asked in 2008.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not available; NAP, other countries<br/> <br/>

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 0 ;

Variable Format: numeric


UA_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Ukraine

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Question: UA_PRTY - Ukraine: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> There are more than 100 parties in Ukraine. Which party or block of parties do you tend to support?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Party of Regions<br/> 2 Bloc Yuliya Tymoshenko/ All-Ukrainian Union &#39;Fatherland&#39;<br/> 3 Our Ukraine /Peoples Self-Defence /Peoples Movement of Ukraine<br/> 4 Communist Party of Ukraine<br/> 5 Lytvyns block/ Peoples Party<br/> 6 All-Ukrainian Union &#39;Freedom&#39;<br/> 7 Socialist Party of Ukraine<br/> 8 Party of Greens of Ukraine<br/> 9 Progressive Socialist Party of Ukraine<br/> 10 Social Democratic Party of Ukraine<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 No party, no preference<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1908 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


US_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: United States

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Question: US_PRTY - United States: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as a Republican, Democrat, Independent, or what?<br/> Would you call yourself a strong Republican/ Democrat or not a very strong Republican/ Democrat? Do you think of yourself as closer to the Republican or Democratic Party?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Strong democrat<br/> 2 Not very strong democrat<br/> 3 Independent, close democrat<br/> 4 Independent<br/> 5 Indepependent, close republican<br/> 6 Not very strong republican<br/> 7 Strong republican<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 No party preference<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1355 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 95

Variable Format: numeric


UY_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Uruguay

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Question: UY_PRTY - Uruguay: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> With what political party are you affiliated or toward what political party would you lean?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Red Party, Partido Colorado<br/> 2 National Party<br/> 3 Wide Front Party, Frente Amplio<br/> 4 Independent Party<br/> 5 Liberal Party<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 No party, no preference<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1010 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


VE_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: Venezuela

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Question: VE_PRTY - Venezuela: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> With which political parties do you sympathize?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Democratic Action - AD (Social-Democrat)<br/> 2 Social Christian Party - Copei (Conservative)<br/> 3 Movement Toward Socialism - MAS (Center left)<br/> 4 United Socialist Party of Venezuela - PSUV (Left)<br/> 5 Fifth Republic Movement - MVR (Left)<br/> 6 A New Time - UNT (Social-Democrat)<br/> 7 First Justice - PJ (Liberal)<br/> 8 Revolutionary Cause - Causa R (Left)<br/> 9 We can - Podemos (Left)<br/> 10 Project Venezuela - PV (Liberal)<br/> 95 Other Party<br/> 96 None<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> 1 AD: Social-Democratic<br/> 2 COPEI: Conservative<br/> 3 MAS: Centre-left<br/> 4 PSUV: Left<br/> 5 MVR: Left<br/> 6 UNT: Social-Democratic<br/> 7 PJ: Liberal<br/> 8 Causa R: Left<br/> 9 We can: Left<br/> 10 PV: Liberal<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1071 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


ZA_PRTY: R: Party affiliation: South Africa

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Question: ZA_PRTY - South Africa: Party affiliation<br/> <br/> If there was an election tomorrow, for which party would you vote?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 African Christian Democratic Party - ACDP<br/> 2 African National Congress - ANC<br/> 3 Azanian Peoples Organisation - AZAPO<br/> 4 Democratic Party/ Alliance - DA/ DP<br/> 5 Freedom Front - FF/VF, Vryheidsfront<br/> 6 Independent Democrats - ID<br/> 7 Inkatha Freedom Party - IFP<br/> 8 Minority Front - MF<br/> 10 Pan-Africanist Congress - PAC<br/> 11 United Christian Democratic Party - UCDP<br/> 12 United Democratic Movement - UDM<br/> 13 Congress of the People - COPE<br/> 94 Uncertain<br/> 95 Other (specify)<br/> 96 Will not vote<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 96

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2767 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 96

Variable Format: numeric


VOTE_LE: R: Vote last election: yes, no

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Question: Voted last election<br/> <br/> AT: Which party did you vote for in the last legislative election on 28th September 2008?<br/> AU: Did you vote in the Federal Election held on October 9, 2004?<br/> CH: For which party did you vote at the last federal elections in October 2007?<br/> CL: Are you registered to vote? Did you vote on the last parliamentary elections of December 2005?<br/> CZ: Let us go back to the last elections to the Chamber of Deputies that were held on 2 and 3 July, 2006. Did you take part in the elections?<br/> DE: The last general election took place in September 2005. Did you vote in that election?<br/> DK: Did you vote in the previous election the 13 November 2007, or were there some reason that did that you didnt have opportunity to or desire to vote?<br/> DO: Did you vote in the last presidential elections?<br/> ES: Could you tell me whether in the past General elections of March the 9th 2004 you did vote?<br/> FI: Did you vote in the last parliamentary elections in 2007?<br/> FR: Did you vote in last first round of the 2007 French Presidential Election?<br/> HR: Did you vote in last election?<br/> IE: Did you vote in the last General Election?<br/> IL: Did you vote last election?<br/> IT: Did you vote in last political elections (April 13th and 14th 2008)?<br/> JP: Did you vote in the Upper House election in July 2007?<br/> KR: Did you vote in the South Korean legislative election (April-9, 2008)?<br/> LV: Did you vote in the 9th Parliament elections on the 7th of October 2006?<br/> MX: Did you vote in the last federal elections of July 2nd in 2006 for the President of the Republic?<br/> NIRL: Can I just check, did you vote in the last general election, that is the once held on 7th March 2007?<br/> NL: For which party did you vote at the Local Council elections of March 7 2006?<br/> NO: Did you vote in the last national election?<br/> NZ: At the 2005 General Election, who did you vote for?<br/> PL: Did you vote in the elections to the Seym and Senate on the 21 X 2007?<br/> PT: Did you vote in the last elections?<br/> RU: Did you vote in the last election of the State Duma in December 2007? If yes, what party did you vote for?<br/> SE: Did you vote in the latest general elections?<br/> SI: Did you vote in last general election?<br/> SK: In June 2006, elections to National Council of the Slovak Republic were held. Did you vote?<br/> TR: Were you able to cast your vote in the last election on 22 July 2007?<br/> UA: Did you vote in early parliamentary elections on September 30, 2007?<br/> US: In 2004, you remember that Kerry ran for President on the Democratic ticket against Bush for the Republicans. Do you remember for sure whether or not you voted in that election?<br/> UY: Did you vote in the last National Elections in 2004?<br/> VE: Did you vote in the last elections?<br/> ZA: For which party did you vote for in the last election, which was held in 2004?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, not eligible<br/> 1 Yes<br/> 2 No<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> in Great Britain (GB):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/> in Philippines (PH):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/> in Taiwan (TW):<br/> 0 Not available<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 7- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 50560 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 2

Variable Format: numeric


RELIG: R: Religious denomination

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Question: Religion - Religious denomination<br/> <br/> AT: Which denomination do you belong to?<br/> AU: Do you have a religion? If you have a religion, please tell us what it is.<br/> BE: Under what kind of religion do you count yourself?<br/> CH: Actually, do you consider yourself as belonging to any particular religion or denomination? If yes: which one?<br/> CL: To which religion or church to you belong or feel close to?<br/> CZ: What is your religious affiliation?<br/> DE: May I ask you which religious confession you belong to?<br/> DK: Are you a member of the Danish National Evangelical Lutheran Church or other religious community?<br/> DO: In religious matters, do you consider yourself as a believer or not a believer? Inside what religious denomination, do you consider yourself to be in?<br/> ES: How would you define yourself in religious matters? Are you a catholic, a believer in another religion, a non-believer or an atheist?<br/> FI: Do you belong to a church or other religious denomination?<br/> FR: Do you consider that you belong to a religion? If yes, which one?<br/> GB: Do you regard yourself as belonging to any particular religion? IF YES: Which?<br/> HR: Which religion/denomination do you belong to?<br/> IE: What is your current religious denomination? Please describe as fully as possible.<br/> IT: What is your religion? If other, specify. If protestant, please specify.<br/> JP: Do you follow any religion? Circle one figure only. Indicate the religion you profess, irrespective of ceremonial occasions, such as weddings or funerals.<br/> KR: What is your religion?<br/> LV: Which religious group (confession) do you belong to?<br/> MX: To which religion do you belong to?<br/> NIRL: Do you regard yourself as belonging to any particular religion? If yes, which?<br/> NL: Do you regard yourself a part of a religion or conviction?<br/> NZ: What is your current religion or religious denomination?<br/> NO: Do you belong to?<br/> PH: What is your religion at present?<br/> PL: Which religion, church or<br/> denomination do you feel related to?<br/> PT: Currently, what is your religion?<br/> RU: What is your religious preference? To what church do you belong?<br/> SE: Do you belong to a church or religious parish? Which church, parish, communion, or religion is it?<br/> SK: What is your current religious preference?<br/> SI: Which religious denomination do you belong to?<br/> TR: What religion, if any, were you raised in?<br/> TW: What is your religious belief?<br/> UA: What is your religion?<br/> US: What is your religious preference? Is it Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, some other religion, or no religion? Would that be a Christian church? Would you consider that a Protestant church?<br/> What specific denomination is that, if any?<br/> UY: Could you please tell me what your religion or church is, or to what church or religion do you feel closer?<br/> VE: To which religion, cult or church do you belong to?<br/> ZA: If you belong to a religion, please indicate which one.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 No religion<br/> 100 Roman Catholic<br/> 110 Greek Catholic<br/> 200 Protestant, SE: Church of Sweden, Christian Free Church, CZ: Czech-Brethren Evangelical Church<br/> 210 Anglican, Church of England, Episcopal<br/> 220 Baptists<br/> 230 Congregationalists<br/> 240 European Free Church (Anabaptists)<br/> 241 Mennonite<br/> 250 Lutheran, evangelical church, NO:Church of Norway (State Church); FI: Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland; DK: Danish National Evangelical Lutheran Church<br/> 260 Methodist<br/> 270 Pentecostal<br/> 271 Full Gospel Church of God<br/> 272 Apostolic Faith Mission<br/> 273 Intern Pentecostal Holiness<br/> 274 St Johnes Apostolic Faith Mission<br/> 275 Nazareth Baptist Church<br/> 276 Zion Christian Church<br/> 280 Presbyterian,Ch of Scot<br/> 281 Free Presbytarian<br/> 282 Jehovas Witnesses<br/> 283 Church of Christ<br/> 284 New Apostolic<br/> 285 LDS Church, Apostle Twelve<br/> 286 Church of God a Saints of Christ<br/> 287 Church of God<br/> 290 Other Protestants (no spec. denom.)<br/> 291 Brethren<br/> 292 Mormon<br/> 293 Salvation Army<br/> 294 Assemblies of God<br/> 295 Seventh Day Adventists<br/> 296 Hussites<br/> 297 Unitarians, AU: Uniting church<br/> 298 United Church CA<br/> 299 United Church of Christ<br/> 300 Orthodox; Eastern Orthodox<br/> 310 Greek Orthodox<br/> 320 Russian Orthodox<br/> 321 UA: Ukrainian Orthodox Church - Moscow Patriarchate<br/> 322 UA: Ukrainian Orthodox Church - Kyiv Patriarchate<br/> 323 UA: Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church<br/> 325 LV: Old Believers<br/> 390 Orthodox (no spec. mentioned)<br/> 400 Other Christian Groups<br/> 401 PH: Aglipayan<br/> 402 Born Again<br/> 403 Alliance<br/> 404 Dating Daan<br/> 405 Jesus Miracle Crusad<br/> 406 Jesus is Lord<br/> 407 Christians<br/> 408 Espiritista<br/> 409 Iglesia ni Christo<br/> 410 Phil Independent Church<br/> 411 Iglesia Filipina Ind<br/> 412 Sayon<br/> 413 Bible Christian<br/> 414 Gods Ordains Ministry<br/> 415 Inspirutalist<br/> 417 Jesus is Alive<br/> 422 Ministry of the Light<br/> 423 Four Square Gospel<br/> 424 Christian Spirit of the Philippines<br/> 425 Assembly of Yahweh<br/> 426 Iglesia ng Dios<br/> 427 Klak, Kapatiran at Litaw Na Katalinuhan<br/> 490 Unspecified Christian Groups<br/> 500 Jewish<br/> 510 Orthodox Jewish<br/> 520 Conservative Jewish<br/> 530 Reformist Jewish<br/> 590 Jewish Religion general<br/> 600 Islam<br/> 610 Kharijism<br/> 620 Mutazilism<br/> 630 Sunni<br/> 640 Shiism<br/> 650 Ismailis<br/> 660 Other Muslim Religions<br/> 670 Druse<br/> 690 Muslim,Mohammedan,Islam<br/> 700 Buddhists<br/> 701 Specific Buddhist Groups<br/> 790 Buddhism general<br/> 800 Hinduism<br/> 810 Specific Groups<br/> 820 Sikhism<br/> 890 Hinduism general<br/> 900 Other Asian Religion<br/> 901 Shintoism<br/> 902 Taoism<br/> 903 Confucianism<br/> 950 Other East Asian Religion<br/> 960 Other Religions<br/> 961 NZ: Ratana<br/> 962 US: Native American<br/> 963 UY: Afro brazilian religion<br/> 970 Other non-Christian Religions<br/> 971 NL: Spiritual philosophy of life<br/> 996 NL, UY: I believe in God, but I do not feel close to any religion<br/> 997 Refused<br/> 998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 999 No answer<br/> <br/> in Chile (CL):<br/> 0 Atheist, Agnostic<br/> <br/> in Flanders (FLA):<br/> 0 No religion, free thinking<br/> <br/> in Norway (NO):<br/> 0 The Norwegian Humanist Association; Other life stance organizations<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> AU: [The responses were coded according to the Australian Bureau of Statistic&#39;s Australian Standard Classification of Religious Groups (ASCRG), Second Edition, 2005]<br/> IT: [Category 6 &#39;other, specify&#39; is open ended; verbatim has been post-coded using categories of RELIG. Specification of type of protestant religion has been post-coded using categories of RELIG]<br/> NL: [Note: While the question also refers to conviction [&#39;levensovertuiging&#39;] (which might be understood as non-religious), the standard answers do include the main candidate, &#39;humanism&#39;. The Protestant Church of the Netherlands is a recent merger of various mainstream Calvinist-protestant churches. &#39;Evangelical&#39; can refer to churches of Lutheran origin, but also to &#39;evangelical&#39; in the American sense, e.g. Pentecostal churches].<br/> TR: [Few Christians in the sample were all Armenians so they are coded as 390. Other category all included various Islamic groups so coded as 600].<br/> TW: [Other East Asian Religions: Folk belief, Self-identified, One that worships the gods, Not clearly specified as such, Other (please specify);<br/> Local religion, Cihui Tang, Yiguan Dao, Haitzedao, Tindijiao, Tingdetang, Xuanyuanjiao, Liism, Other (please specify); Japanese religion, Nichiren, Orthodox Sect, ) Soka Gakkai (Value-Creating Society), Tenrikyo (Religion of divine wisdom), Sukyo Mahikari, Others (please specify); Unification Church<br/> Other Religions: Polytheism, Both Buddhism and Taoism, Three religions (Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism) amalgamated into one, Other (please specify);<br/> Buddhism: Jingtu Zong, Chan Zong, Mi Zong, Dual practicing Chan and Pure Land, Dual practicing of exoteric and esoteric teachings in Buddhism, Other (please specify), Nichiren (Lotus) Orthodox Sect, Soka Gakkai (Value-Creating Society)].<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0- 996

Range of Invalid Data Values: 998- 997

Summary Statistics: Valid 59209 ; Min. 0 ; Max. 996

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RELIGGRP: R: Religious main groups (derived)

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Question: Religious main groups: compressed variable derived from RELIG<br/> <br/> &#60;For detailed country specific question text see RELIG&#62;<br/> <br/> <br/> 1 No religion<br/> 2 Roman Catholic<br/> 3 Protestant<br/> 4 Christian Orthodox<br/> 5 Jewish<br/> 6 Islam<br/> 7 Buddhism<br/> 8 Hinduism<br/> 9 Other Christian Religions<br/> 10 Other Eastern Religions<br/> 11 Other Religions<br/> 97 UY: I believe in God, but I do not feel close to any religion<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 11

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 59210 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 11

Variable Format: numeric


ATTEND: R: Attendance of religious services

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Question: Church attendance<br/> <br/> AT AU BE CZ DO FR KR LV MX NIRL NO PH RU UY: Derived from ATTD_EXT.<br/> CH: How often in general do you take part to religious services?<br/> CL: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> DE: As a rule, how often do you go to church?<br/> DK: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> ES: How often do you go to mass or other religious services, excluding the occasions related to social ceremonies, such as weddings, first communions, or funerals?<br/> GB: Apart from such special occasions as weddings, funerals and baptisms, how often nowadays do you attend services or meetings connected with your religion?<br/> HR: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> IE: How often do you currently attend religious services?<br/> JP: How often do you attend a place of worship or prayer? Exclude ceremonial occasions, such as wedding or funerals.<br/> NL: How often have you on average over the last years attended a ceremony or service of a religious community?<br/> NZ: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> PL: How often do you attend<br/> mass and religious services?<br/> SK: How often do you participate in religious services (such as masses and church services)?<br/> SI: Do you attend religious services? How often?<br/> TR: (For MEN) Taking the last one year into account, how often were you able to attend mosque prayer besides funeral ceremonies?<br/> (For WOMEN) Taking the last one year into account, how often were you able to perform salaat and worship? [Salaat is the Islamic ritual prayer]<br/> TW: In general, how often do you participate in religious activities?<br/> UA: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> US VE: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not applicable, no religion; Not available<br/> 1 Several times a week<br/> 2 Once a week<br/> 3 2 or 3 times a month<br/> 4 Once a month<br/> 5 Several times a year, TR: In Ramadan and Kandils<br/> 6 Once a year<br/> 7 Less frequently than once a year<br/> 8 Never<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Dont, varies too much<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> CH: [An error has occurred in the programming of the questionnaire by the survey institute. Question D38 should have been asked to all, but unfortunately wasn&#39;t asked to people who answered &#34;No religion&#34;. These missing cases have been coded &#34;No answer&#34;]<br/> DE: ALLBUS 2008 church attendance answer categories deviate from ISSP ATTEND categories: German category 3 collapses ISSP categories 3 and 4; German category, 5 implicitly includes ISSP category 6]<br/> GB: category 2 implicitely includes category 1: once a week or more<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 57236 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


ATTD_EXT: R: Attendance of religious services: extended 9 pt answer scale

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Question: ATTD_EXT - Church attendance (extended)<br/> The 9 pt answer scale in Q.28 of the Religion questionnaire is used.<br/> <br/> AT AU: How often do you attend a religious service?<br/> BE: People tend to participate in religious services due to a marriage, funeral etc. If we do not include these services, how many times do you attend religious services? You can use card 11 to answer.<br/> CH CL DE DK HR JP NL NZ SI SK TW UA US VE: Derived from ATTEND<br/> CZ: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> DO: How often do you assist to church or other religious services?<br/> FI: How often do you attend worship services or other religious services, ceremonies or events?<br/> FR: Except the marriages, the funerals and the baptisms, how often do you attend a religious cult?<br/> IT: How often do you attend the mass or other religious services?<br/> KR: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> LV: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> MX: How often do you go to mess or religious services?<br/> NIRL: Apart from special occasions such as weddings, funerals, baptisms and so on, how often nowadays do you attend services or meetings connected with your religion?<br/> NO: How often do you attend religious services or other religious meetings? (Do not include weddings, funerals, or baptisms or similar).<br/> PH: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> PT: How often do you attend to religious services?<br/> RU: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> SE: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> UY: How often do you attend religious services?<br/> ZA: Apart from special occasions such as weddings, funerals and baptisms, how often do you attend services or meetings connected with your religion?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not available; NAP, no religion<br/> 1 Never<br/> 2 Less than once a year<br/> 3 About once or twice a year<br/> 4 Several times a year<br/> 5 About once a month<br/> 6 2-3 times a month<br/> 7 Nearly every week<br/> 8 Every week<br/> 9 Several times a week, IL: several times a week, every day<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Cant say, cant remember<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 57236 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


TOPBOT: R:Top Bottom self-placement 10 pt scale

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Question: Top - Bottom self-placement (10 pt scale)<br/> <br/> AT: In our society, some groups are more on top and others are more at the bottom. Thinking about yourself, where would you place yourself in this scale?<br/> AU IT: In our society there are groups which tend to be towards the top and groups which tend to be towards the bottom. Below is a scale that runs from the top to bottom. Where would you put yourself on this scale?<br/> BE: The list projetcs the place a person can have in the society. Number 1 represents a place at the bottom of society. Number 10 represents a place at the top of society. Where would you place yourself in this list? You can give a number from 1 to 10.<br/> CH: Speaking about social position: In Switzerland, there are people who are placed better than of others. Where would you place yourself on a scale from 1 to 10, if 1 is the lowest value and 10 the highest value?<br/> CL: In our society there are groups that place themselves on the highest levels, and groups that place themselves on the lowest levels. Here is a scale that goes from the lowest to the highest level. Where on this scale would you place yourself?<br/> CZ: In our society, there are groups which are considered to have high social status and on contrary groups of low social status. Where would you place yourself on this scale?<br/> DE: In our society there are groups which tend to be towards the top and groups which tend to be towards the bottom. Below is a scale that runs from the top to the bottom. Where would you rank yourself on this scale?<br/> DK: In our society one sometimes talk about, that there are some groups which are perceived as higher ranked in society and other groups which are perceived as lower ranked. Below there is a scale which runs from top to bottom. If you should place yourself on this scale where 1 is bottom of society and 10 is top of society, where would it be?<br/> DO: In a scale from 1 to 10, considering that 1 is the lowest class and 10 is the highest, in which number would you place yourself, (your actual social economic class)?<br/> ES: In our society, there are groups that tend to occupy a high or very high position, while others occupy middle or low positions. In a scale where number 10 represents the highest social class and 1 the lowest, where would you place yourself?<br/> FI: There are different classes in our society. Some social classes are higher and some lower. On a scale from 1 to 10 where 10 is the highest class and 1 the lowest, where would you place yourself? Please circle only one number.<br/> FR: In our society, there are groups which are rather at the top of the society and the others which are rather below. Here is a scale which goes of the highest at the lowest. Where do you think you stand on this scale?<br/> HR: In our society there are groups of people that hold higher or lower social position. Where would you locate yourself on the scale, that ranges from 10 (top) to 1 (bottom)?<br/> IE: People have different ideas about social classes and who belongs to them. In your own case, if you had to classify yourself in terms of this kind of ladder, where would you place yourself?<br/> JP: If current Japanese society were divided into 10 strata (1 being the lowest, and 10 being the highest), to which stratum do you think you belong?<br/> KR: In our society there are groups which tend to be towards the top and groups which tend to be towards the bottom. Below is a scale that runs top to bottom. Where would you put yourself on this scale?<br/> LV: In our society there are groups of people which are closer to the top of the society and some which are closer to the bottom. Look at the scale. Where do you think you are on this scale?<br/> MX: If we classified the families of Mexico according to their level of life in a scale from 1 to 10, where level 1 would be the poorest families and level 10 the richest families in the country. In what level would you locate your family?<br/> NL: Here is a picture of the social ladder. At which step do you think you are at the moment?<br/> NO: In Norway some groups of people are almost at the top of the social ladder while others are almost at the bottom. Below you will find a scale, reaching from top to bottom. Where on this scale would you place yourself?<br/> NZ: In terms of your social status, which one of the following categories do you think you fit into?<br/> PH: At present, where will you put yourself on this card regarding your current situation in life?<br/> PL: In our society there are social<br/> groups that occupy higher positions and others that occupy lower positions. Below is a scale that runs from top to bottom. Where would you put yourself<br/> on this scale?<br/> PT: In Portuguese society, there are groups that tend to be on top of the social scale and groups that tend to be in the bottom. In your opinion, where would you place yourself on a scale where 1 corresponds to the top of the scale and 10 correspond to the bottom of the scale? (Note: Inverse recoding in the data base 1 Bottom and 10 Top).<br/> RU: Please, evaluate your place on this 10 points scale of social status now?<br/> SE: In our society there are some groups that are seen as higher and other groups that are seen as lower. Here you find a scale from top to bottom. Where would you place yourself on this scale?<br/> SI: There are groups in our society who are on the top and groups who are at the bottom. Here is a scale from the top (10) to the bottom (1). Where would you put yourself?<br/> SK: Our society is divided into various social classes - upper, middle and lower. Where would you put yourself on a 10 point social classes scale, where 10 means the most upper and 1 means the most lower social class?<br/> TR: Some people have a high some others have a low social status in society. Where would you place yourself on a ladder of social status where 1 represents the lowest and 10 the highest social status?<br/> UA: In our society there are people who occupy high social position, and people who have low social position. In what position would you place yourself, if 1 is the lowest position, and 10 the highest position?<br/> UY: If we had a rank of the Uruguayan families from 1 to 10 according to their standard of life, where the poorest families would be placed in the level 1 and the richest families would be placed in the level 10. Where would you place your family in this rank?<br/> ZA: In our society there are groups which tend to be towards the top and groups which tend to be towards the bottom. Where would you put yourself on a scale of<br/> 1-10, where 10 is the top and 1 the bottom.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not available: GB, NIRL, TW, US, VE<br/> 1 Lowest, 01<br/> 2 02<br/> 3 03<br/> 4 04<br/> 5 05<br/> 6 06<br/> 7 07<br/> 8 08<br/> 9 09<br/> 10 Highest, 10<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 10

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 50804 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 10

Variable Format: numeric


AT_REG: Region: Austria

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Question: AT_REG - Austria: Region<br/> <br/> Not asked, coded by the research institute according to the location of interview.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Vorarlberg<br/> 2 Tirol<br/> 3 Salzburg<br/> 4 Oberoesterreich<br/> 5 Kaernten<br/> 6 Steiermark<br/> 7 Burgenland<br/> 8 Niederoesterreich<br/> 9 Wien<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1020 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


AU_REG: Region: Australia

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Question: AU_REG - Australia: Region<br/> <br/> Administrative variable. Part of sample address details (state).<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 New South Wales<br/> 2 Victoria<br/> 3 Queensland<br/> 4 South Australia<br/> 5 Western Australia<br/> 6 Tasmania<br/> 7 Australian Capital Territory<br/> 8 Northern Territory<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1718 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


BE_REG: Region: Belgium

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Question: BE_REG - Belgium/ Flanders: Region<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Antwerp<br/> 2 Flemish Brabant<br/> 3 West Flanders<br/> 4 East Flanders<br/> 5 Limburg<br/> 6 Brussels<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1263 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


CH_REG: Region: Switzerland

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Question: CH_REG - Switzerland: Region<br/> <br/> This variable is not asked. The postal code of the place the respondent lives is used to define CH_REG (=NUTS II).<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Region lemanique (VD, VS, GE)<br/> 2 Espace Mittelland (BE, FR, SO, NE, JU)<br/> 3 Nordschweiz (BS, BL, AG)<br/> 4 Zueich (ZH)<br/> 5 Ostschweiz (GL, SH, AR, AI, SG, GR, TG)<br/> 6 Zentralschweiz (LU, UR, SZ, OW, NW, ZG)<br/> 7 Ticino (TI)<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1229 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


CL_REG: Region: Republic of Chile

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Question: CL_REG - Republic of Chile: Region<br/> <br/> This question is not asked to respondents, but filled in by the interviewer.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Tarapaca<br/> 2 Antofagasta<br/> 3 Atacama<br/> 4 Coquimbo<br/> 5 Valparaiso<br/> 6 Libertador General<br/> 7 Maule<br/> 8 Biobio<br/> 9 La Araucania<br/> 10 Los Lagos<br/> 11 Aisen del General<br/> 12 Magallanes y Antari<br/> 13 Metropolitana de Santiago<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 13

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1505 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 13

Variable Format: numeric


CY_REG: Region: Cyprus

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Question: CY_REG - Cyprus: Region<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Nicosia<br/> 2 Limassol<br/> 3 Larnaca, Famagusta<br/> 4 Paphos<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1000 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


CZ_REG: Region: Czech Republic

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Question: CZ_REG - Czech Republic: Region<br/> <br/> Interviewer observation.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Prague<br/> 2 Central Bohemia<br/> 3 South Bohemia<br/> 4 Pilsen<br/> 5 Carlsbad<br/> 6 Usti<br/> 7 Liberec<br/> 8 Hradec Kralove<br/> 9 Pardubice<br/> 10 Vysocina<br/> 11 South Moravia<br/> 12 Olomouc<br/> 13 Moravia-Silesia<br/> 14 Zlin<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 14

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1512 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 14

Variable Format: numeric


DE_REG: Region: Germany

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Question: DE_REG - Germany: Region<br/> <br/> Which federal state is the interview fielded in? (BULA)<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Schleswig-Holstein<br/> 2 Hamburg<br/> 3 Niedersachsen<br/> 4 Bremen<br/> 5 Nordrhein-Westfalen<br/> 6 Hessen<br/> 7 Rheinland-Pfalz<br/> 8 Baden-Wuerttemberg<br/> 9 Bayern<br/> 10 Saarland<br/> 11 Berlin-Ost<br/> 12 Mecklbg-Vorpommern<br/> 13 Brandenburg<br/> 14 Sachsen-Anhalt<br/> 15 Thueringen<br/> 16 Sachsen<br/> 17 Berlin-West<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> BULA coded by interviewer.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 17

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1706 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 17

Variable Format: numeric


DK_REG: Region: Denmark

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Question: DK_REG - Denmark: Region<br/> <br/> The variable is derived from the SFI survey database of respondent’s addresses in the different municipalities.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Capital Region of Denmark, Copenhagen county<br/> 2 Region Sealand<br/> 3 Region of Southern Denmark<br/> 4 Central Denmark Region<br/> 5 Region North Jutland<br/> 6 Copenhagen municipality<br/> 7 Frederiksberg municipality<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2004 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


DO_REG: Region: Dominican Republic

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Question: DO_REG - Dominican Republic: Region<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 South<br/> 2 North<br/> 3 Central<br/> 4 East<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2086 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


ES_REG: Region: Spain

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Question: ES_REG - Spain: Region<br/> <br/> Autonomous Community. (NUTII).<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Andalucia<br/> 2 Aragon<br/> 3 Asturias<br/> 4 Baleares<br/> 5 Canarias<br/> 6 Cantabria<br/> 7 Castilla-La Mancha<br/> 8 Castilla-Leon<br/> 9 Cataluna<br/> 10 Comunidad Valenciana<br/> 11 Extremadura<br/> 12 Galicia<br/> 13 Madrid<br/> 14 Region de Murcia<br/> 15 Navarra<br/> 16 Pais Vasco<br/> 17 La Rioja<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 17

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2373 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 17

Variable Format: numeric


FI_REG: Region: Finland

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Question: FI_REG - Finland: Region<br/> <br/> Not asked in the questionnaire. Added from the registers of the fieldwork institute (Statistics Finland).<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Uusimaa<br/> 2 Varsinais-Suomi<br/> 4 Satakunta<br/> 5 Kanta-Haeme<br/> 6 Pirkanmaa<br/> 7 Paeijaet-Haeme<br/> 8 Kymenlaakso<br/> 9 South Karelia<br/> 10 Etelae-Savo<br/> 11 Pohjois-Savo<br/> 12 North Karelia<br/> 13 Central Finland<br/> 14 South Ostrobothnia<br/> 15 Ostrobothnia<br/> 16 Central Ostrobothnia<br/> 17 North Ostrobothnia<br/> 18 Kainuu<br/> 19 Lapland<br/> 20 Itae-Uusimaa<br/> 21 Aland<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 21

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1136 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 21

Variable Format: numeric


FR_REG: Region: France

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Question: FR_REG - France: Region<br/> <br/> In which department is your main home?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Ain<br/> 2 Aisne<br/> 3 Allier<br/> 4 Alpes-Hte-Provence<br/> 5 Hautes-Alpes<br/> 6 Alpes-Maritimes<br/> 7 Ardeche<br/> 8 Ardennes<br/> 9 Ariege<br/> 10 Aube<br/> 11 Aude<br/> 12 Aveyron<br/> 13 Bouche-du-Rhone<br/> 14 Calvados<br/> 15 Cantal<br/> 16 Charente<br/> 17 Charente-Maritime<br/> 18 Cher<br/> 19 Correze<br/> 20 Corse<br/> 21 Cote-d Or<br/> 22 Cotes-d Armor<br/> 23 Creuse<br/> 24 Dordogne<br/> 25 Doubs<br/> 26 Drome<br/> 27 Eure<br/> 28 Eure-et-Loire<br/> 29 Finistere<br/> 30 Gard<br/> 31 Haute-Garonne<br/> 32 Gers<br/> 33 Gironde<br/> 34 Herault<br/> 35 Ille-et-Vilaine<br/> 36 Indre<br/> 37 Indre-et-Loire<br/> 38 Isere<br/> 39 Jura<br/> 40 Landes<br/> 41 Loir-et-Cher<br/> 42 Loire<br/> 43 Haute-Loire<br/> 44 Loire-Atlantique<br/> 45 Loiret<br/> 46 Lot<br/> 47 Lot-et-Garonne<br/> 48 Lozere<br/> 49 Maine-et-Loire<br/> 50 Manche<br/> 51 Marne<br/> 52 Haute-Marne<br/> 53 Mayenne<br/> 54 Meurthe-et-Moselle<br/> 55 Meuse<br/> 56 Morbihan<br/> 57 Moselle<br/> 58 Nievre<br/> 59 Nord<br/> 60 Oise<br/> 61 Orne<br/> 62 Pas-de-Calais<br/> 63 Puy-de-Dome<br/> 64 Pyrenees-Atlantiques<br/> 65 Hautes-Pyrenees<br/> 66 Pyrenees-Orientales<br/> 67 Bas-Rhin<br/> 68 Haut-Rhin<br/> 69 Rhone<br/> 70 Haute-Saone<br/> 71 Saone-et-Loire<br/> 72 Sarthe<br/> 73 Savoie<br/> 74 Haute-Savoie<br/> 75 Ville de Paris<br/> 76 Seine-Maritime<br/> 77 Seine-et-Marne<br/> 78 Yvelines<br/> 79 Deux-Sevres<br/> 80 Somme<br/> 81 Tarn<br/> 82 Tarn-et-Garonne<br/> 83 Var<br/> 84 Vaucluse<br/> 85 Vendee<br/> 86 Vienne<br/> 87 Haute-Vienne<br/> 88 Vosges<br/> 89 Yonne<br/> 90 Belfort (Territoire)<br/> 91 Essone<br/> 92 Hauts-de-Seine<br/> 93 Seine-Saint-Denis<br/> 94 Val-de-Marne<br/> 95 Val-d Oise<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 DK<br/> 99 NA<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 95

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2431 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 95

Variable Format: numeric


GB_REG: Region: Great Britain

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Question: GB_REG - Great Britain: Region<br/> <br/> This is part of the sample data and is not asked of Respondent.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Scotland<br/> 2 North, North West,Yorkshire Humbershire<br/> 3 West, East Midlands<br/> 4 Wales<br/> 5 East Anglia, South West, South-East<br/> 6 Greater London<br/> 10 Northern Ireland<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 10

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 3075 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 10

Variable Format: numeric


HR_REG: Region: Croatia

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Question: HR_REG - Croatia: Region<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Zagreb<br/> 2 North Croatia<br/> 3 Slavonija<br/> 4 Lika and Banovina<br/> 5 Istra and Hrvatskoprimorje<br/> 6 Dalmacija<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1201 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


HU_REG: Region: Hungary

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Question: HU_REG - Hungary: Region<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Budapest<br/> 2 Baranya<br/> 3 Bacs-Kiskun<br/> 4 Bekes<br/> 5 Borsod-Abauj<br/> 6 Csongrad<br/> 7 Fejer<br/> 8 Gyor-Sopron<br/> 9 Hajdu-Bihar<br/> 10 Heves<br/> 11 Komarom<br/> 12 Nograd<br/> 13 Pest<br/> 14 Somogy<br/> 15 Szabolcs-Szatmar<br/> 16 Szolnok<br/> 17 Tolna<br/> 18 Vas<br/> 19 Veszprem<br/> 20 Zala<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 20

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1010 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 20

Variable Format: numeric


IE_REG: Region: Ireland

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Question: IE_REG - Ireland: Region<br/> <br/> CONSTRUCTED FROM SAMPLE INFORMATION ON COUNTY Location.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Border<br/> 2 Dublin<br/> 3 Mid-East<br/> 4 Midland<br/> 5 Mid-West<br/> 6 South-East<br/> 7 South-West<br/> 8 West<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2049 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


IL_REG: Region: Israel

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Question: IL_REG - Israel: Region<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 North<br/> 2 South<br/> 3 Tel-Aviv<br/> 4 Jerusalem<br/> 5 Arab sector<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1193 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


IT_REG: Region: Italy

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Question: IT_REG - Italy: Region<br/> <br/> Region of residence. Variable has been built by the fielding institute.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Piemonte, Valle Aosta<br/> 2 Liguria<br/> 3 Lombardia<br/> 4 Veneto<br/> 5 Friuli Venezia Giulia, Trentino Alto Adige<br/> 6 Emilia-Romagna<br/> 7 Toscana<br/> 8 Umbria, Marche<br/> 9 Lazio<br/> 10 Abruzzo, Molise<br/> 11 Campania<br/> 12 Basilicata<br/> 13 Puglia<br/> 14 Calabria<br/> 15 Sicilia<br/> 16 Sardegna<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 16

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1078 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 16

Variable Format: numeric


JP_REG: Region: Japan

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Question: JP_REG - Japan: Region<br/> <br/> Nine administrative and geographic regions.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Hokkaido<br/> 2 Tohoku<br/> 3 Kanto<br/> 4 Koshin-etsu<br/> 5 Tokai, Hokuriku<br/> 6 Kinki<br/> 7 Chugoku<br/> 8 Shikoku<br/> 9 Kyushu<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1200 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


KR_REG: Region: South Korea

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Question: KR_REG - South Korea: Region<br/> <br/> Individuals are sampled by the three-stage area probability sampling method. The total number of sample blocks (or clusters) is 200. The total sample blocks are distributed to 16 dos or sis at the province level, proportionate to the distribution of households in Korea.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Seoul<br/> 2 Gyeonggi-do<br/> 3 Inchon<br/> 4 Gangwon-do<br/> 5 Daejeon<br/> 6 Chungcheong-do<br/> 7 Gwangju<br/> 8 Jeolla-do<br/> 9 Pusan<br/> 10 Ulsan<br/> 11 Daegu<br/> 12 Gyeongsang-do<br/> 13 Jeju-do<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 13

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1508 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 13

Variable Format: numeric


LV_REG: Region: Latvia

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Question: LV_REG - Latvia: Region<br/> <br/> Not asked to the Respondent.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Riga<br/> 2 Pieriga<br/> 3 Vidzeme<br/> 4 Kurzeme<br/> 5 Zemgale<br/> 6 Latgale<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1069 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


MX_REG: Region: Mexico

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Question: MX_REG - Mexico: Region<br/> <br/> This variable was not asked directly, it was automatically extracted from the states included in the designed sample.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Aguascalientes<br/> 2 Baja California<br/> 3 Baja California Sur<br/> 4 Campeche<br/> 5 Chiapas<br/> 6 Chihuahua<br/> 7 Coahuila<br/> 8 Colima<br/> 9 Distrito Federal<br/> 10 Durango<br/> 11 Guerrero<br/> 12 Hidalgo<br/> 13 Jalisco<br/> 14 Mexico<br/> 15 Michoacan<br/> 16 Nayarit<br/> 17 Nuevo Leon<br/> 18 Oaxaca<br/> 19 Queretaro<br/> 20 Quintana Roo<br/> 21 San Luis Potosi<br/> 22 Sinaloa<br/> 23 Sonora<br/> 24 Tabasco<br/> 25 Tamaulipas<br/> 26 Tlaxcala<br/> 27 Veracruz<br/> 28 Yucatan<br/> 29 Zacatecas<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 29

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1471 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 29

Variable Format: numeric


NL_REG: Region: Netherlands

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Question: NL_REG - Netherlands: Region<br/> <br/> Reclassified from place of address. Classification refers to 12 provinces, administrative units, less than 1 percent respondents removed ID number.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Groningen<br/> 2 Friesland<br/> 3 Drente<br/> 4 Overijssel<br/> 5 Gelderland<br/> 6 Utrecht<br/> 7 Noord-Holland<br/> 8 Zuid-Holland<br/> 9 Zeeland<br/> 10 Noord-Brabant<br/> 11 Limburg<br/> 12 Flevoland<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1933 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 12

Variable Format: numeric


NO_REG: Region: Norway

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Question: NO_REG - Norway: County<br/> <br/> Data from Central Register for Persons.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Central East<br/> 2 East<br/> 3 South<br/> 4 West<br/> 5 Middle<br/> 6 North<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1072 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


NZ_REG: Region: New Zealand

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Question: NZ_REG - New Zealand: Region<br/> <br/> And in which area do you live?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Northland<br/> 2 Auckland<br/> 3 Thames Valley<br/> 4 Bay of Plenty<br/> 5 Waikato<br/> 6 Tongariro<br/> 7 East Cape<br/> 8 Hawkes Bay<br/> 9 Taranaki<br/> 10 Wanganui<br/> 11 Manawatu<br/> 12 Horowhenua<br/> 13 Wellington<br/> 14 Wairarapa<br/> 15 Nelson Bays<br/> 16 Marlborough<br/> 17 West Coast<br/> 18 Canterbury<br/> 19 Aorangi<br/> 20 Clutha-Centr Otago<br/> 21 Coastal-North Otago<br/> 22 Southland<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 22

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1027 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 22

Variable Format: numeric


PH_REG: Region: Philippines

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Question: PH_REG - Philippines: Region<br/> <br/> This variable is part of the Household Socio-Demographic questionnaire.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Great Manila Area<br/> 2 Balance Luzon<br/> 3 Visayas<br/> 4 Mindanao<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1200 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


PL_REG: Region: Poland

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Question: PL_REG - Poland: Region<br/> <br/> Voivodship. A variable coming from the sample description.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Central<br/> 2 Wielkopolska (Central-West)<br/> 3 Silesia (South-West)<br/> 4 West<br/> 5 Pomorze (North)<br/> 6 North-East<br/> 7 East<br/> 8 Malopolska (South-East)<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1263 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


PT_REG: Region: Portugal

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Question: PT_REG - Portugal: Region<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 North<br/> 2 Centre<br/> 3 Lisbon and Tagus Valley<br/> 4 Alentejo<br/> 5 Algarve<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1000 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


RU_REG: Region: Russia

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Question: RU_REG - Russia: Region<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 North<br/> 2 North-West<br/> 3 Central<br/> 4 Volga-Vyatka<br/> 5 Black Earth<br/> 6 Volga Region<br/> 7 North Caucasus<br/> 8 Urals<br/> 9 West Siberia<br/> 10 East Siberia<br/> 11 Far East<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 11

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1015 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 11

Variable Format: numeric


SE_REG: Region: Sweden

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Question: SE_REG - Sweden: Region<br/> <br/> Derived from register.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 North<br/> 2 Mid North<br/> 3 Mid East<br/> 4 Stockholm<br/> 5 West<br/> 6 Goeteborg<br/> 7 Smaaland Gotland<br/> 8 South<br/> 9 Malmoe<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1235 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


SI_REG: Region: Slovenia

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Question: SI_REG - Slovenia: Region<br/> <br/> Region is computed from the sample information. Slovenia does not have regions as political, administrative and legal bodies. Nevertheless, it is divided into 12 regions for statistical and administrative purposes.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Pomurska<br/> 2 Podravska<br/> 3 Koroska<br/> 4 Savinjska<br/> 5 Gorenjska<br/> 6 Zasavska<br/> 7 Osrednja<br/> 8 Spodnjeposavska<br/> 9 Dolenjska<br/> 10 Goriska<br/> 11 Obalnokraska<br/> 12 Kraska<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1065 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 12

Variable Format: numeric


SK_REG: Region: Slovakian Republic

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Question: SK_REG - Slovakia: Region<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Bratislava county<br/> 2 Trnava county<br/> 3 Trencin county<br/> 4 Nitra county<br/> 5 Zilina county<br/> 6 Banska Bystrica county<br/> 7 Presov county<br/> 8 Kosice county<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1138 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


TR_REG: Region: Turkey

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Question: TR_REG - Turkey: Region<br/> <br/> Province where the interview was held.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Istanbul<br/> 2 Aegean<br/> 3 Mediterranean<br/> 4 Southeastern Anatolia<br/> 5 Western Anatolia<br/> 6 Eastern Marmara<br/> 7 Western Black Sea<br/> 8 Central Anatolia<br/> 9 Central Eastern Anatolia<br/> 10 Eastern Black Sea<br/> 11 Western Marmara<br/> 12 North Eastern Anatolia<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 12

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1453 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 12

Variable Format: numeric


TW_REG: Region: Taiwan

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Question: TW_REG - Taiwan: Region<br/> <br/> Where do you live?<br/> Zip code of the area where Respondent resides.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Keelung city<br/> 2 Taipei city<br/> 3 Taipei county<br/> 4 Taoyuan county<br/> 5 Hsinchu city<br/> 6 Hsinchu county<br/> 7 Miaoli county<br/> 8 Taichung city<br/> 9 Taichung county<br/> 10 Nantou county<br/> 11 Changhua county<br/> 12 Yunlin county<br/> 13 Chiayi city<br/> 14 Chiayi country<br/> 15 Tainan city<br/> 16 Tainan county<br/> 17 Kaohsiung city<br/> 18 Kaohsiung county<br/> 19 Pingtung county<br/> 20 Ilan county<br/> 21 Hualien county<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 21

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1926 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 21

Variable Format: numeric


UA_REG: Region: Ukraine

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Question: UA_REG - Ukraine: Region<br/> <br/> In what region the interview was conducted:<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 AR Krym<br/> 2 Kyiv<br/> 3 Kyivs&#39;ka<br/> 4 Vinnyts&#39;ka<br/> 5 Volyns&#39;ka<br/> 6 Dnipropetrovs&#39;ka<br/> 7 Donets&#39;ka<br/> 8 Zhytomyrs&#39;ka<br/> 9 Zakarpats&#39;ka<br/> 10 Zaporiz&#39;ka<br/> 11 Ivano-Frankivs&#39;ka<br/> 12 Kirovograds&#39;ka<br/> 13 Lugans&#39;ka<br/> 14 Lvivs&#39;ka<br/> 15 Mykolaivs&#39;ka<br/> 16 Odes&#39;ka<br/> 17 Poltavs&#39;ka<br/> 18 Rivens&#39;ka<br/> 19 Sums&#39;ka<br/> 20 Ternopils&#39;ka<br/> 21 Kharkivs&#39;ka<br/> 22 Hersons&#39;ka<br/> 23 Hmelnyts&#39;ka<br/> 24 Cherkas&#39;ka<br/> 25 Chernivets&#39;ka<br/> 26 Chernigivs&#39;ka<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 26

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2036 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 26

Variable Format: numeric


US_REG: Region: United States

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Question: US_REG - United States: Region<br/> <br/> States were recoded into regions (U.S. Bureau of Census: Regional classification).<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 New England<br/> 2 Middle Atlantic<br/> 3 East North Central<br/> 4 West North Central<br/> 5 South Atlantic<br/> 6 East South Central<br/> 7 West South Central<br/> 8 Mountain<br/> 9 Pacific<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1365 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


UY_REG: Region: Uruguay

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Question: UY_REG - Uruguay: Region<br/> <br/> No question. The answer is obtained from the codification of Region.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Metropolitan statistical area of Montevideo<br/> 2 Rest of urban population<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1010 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 2

Variable Format: numeric


VE_REG: Region: Venezuela

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Question: VE_REG - Venezuela: Region<br/> <br/> The variable is derived from the survey database of respondent&#39;s addresses in the different municipalities.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Distrito Capital<br/> 2 Anzoátegui<br/> 3 Apure<br/> 4 Aragua<br/> 5 Barinas<br/> 6 Bolívar<br/> 7 Carabobo<br/> 8 Cojedes<br/> 9 Falcón<br/> 10 Guárico<br/> 11 Lara<br/> 12 Mérida<br/> 13 Miranda<br/> 14 Monagas<br/> 15 Nueva Esparta<br/> 16 Portuguesa<br/> 17 Sucre<br/> 18 Táchira<br/> 19 Trujillo<br/> 20 Yaracuy<br/> 21 Zulia<br/> 22 Vargas<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 22

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1077 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 22

Variable Format: numeric


ZA_REG: Region: South Africa

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Question: ZA_REG - South Africa: Region<br/> <br/> Derived from EA number (First digit) and recoded into provinces.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Western Cape<br/> 2 Eastern Cape<br/> 3 Northern Cape<br/> 4 Free State<br/> 5 Kwa-Zulu Natal<br/> 6 North West<br/> 7 Gauteng<br/> 8 Mpumalanga<br/> 9 Limpopo<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 3292 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


AT_SIZE: Size of community: Austria

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Question: AT_SIZE - Austria: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 1.000.000 inhabitants<br/> 2 50.001-1.000.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 20.001-50.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 10.001-20.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 5.001-10.000 inhabitants<br/> 6 3.001-5.000 inhabitants<br/> 7 2.001-3000 inhabitants<br/> 8 Up to 2.000 inhabitants<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Original variable scale is reversed, but already recoded to the ISSP standard.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1020 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


AU_SIZE: Size of community: Australia

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Question: AU_SIZE - Australia: Size of community<br/> <br/> Would you say you now live in:<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Inner metropolitan, over 100.000 people<br/> 2 Outer metropolitan, over 100.000 people<br/> 3 A large town, over 25.000 people<br/> 4 A larger country town, over 10.000 people<br/> 5 A small country town, under 10.000 people<br/> 6 A rural area or a village<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1671 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


BE_SIZE: Size of community: Belgium

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Question: BE_SIZE - Belgium/ Flanders: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 100.000 inhabitants<br/> 2 75.001-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 30.001-75.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 15.001-30.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 Less than 15.000 inhabitants<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1263 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


CH_SIZE: Size of community: Switzerland

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Question: CH_SIZE - Switzerland: Size of community<br/> <br/> This variable is not asked. The postal code of the place the respondent lives and the number of inhabitants of that place are used to construct CH_SIZE.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 100.000 inhabitants and more<br/> 2 20.000-99.999 inhabitants<br/> 3 10.000-19.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 5.000-9.999 inhabitants<br/> 5 1.000-4.999 inhabitants<br/> 6 999 inhabitants or less<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1229 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


CL_SIZE: Size of community: Republic of Chile

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Question: CL_SIZE - Republic of Chile: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not available; NAP, other countries<br/> <br/>

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 0 ;

Variable Format: numeric


CY_SIZE: Size of community: Cyprus

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Question: CY_SIZE - Cyprus: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 100.001 inhabitants and more<br/> 2 50.001-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 20.001-50.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 5.001-20.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 1.001-5.000 inhabitants<br/> 6 Less than 1.000 inhabitants<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1000 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


CZ_SIZE: Size of community: Czech Republic

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Question: CZ_SIZE - Czech Republic: Size of community<br/> <br/> What size category does the community you live in belong to?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 1.200.000 inhabitants (Prague)<br/> 2 City with 100.000 inhabitants and more<br/> 3 50.000-99.999 inhabitants, large city<br/> 4 10.000-49.999 inhabitants, larger town<br/> 5 5.000-9.999 inhabitants, small town<br/> 6 2.000-4.999 inhabitants, larger village<br/> 7 1.000-1.999 inhabitants, village<br/> 8 Village with less than 1.000 inhabitants<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> Original variable scale is reversed, but already recoded to the ISSP standard.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1506 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


DE_SIZE: Size of community: Germany

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Question: DE_SIZE - Germany: Size of community<br/> <br/> Size of political community was constructed from place of interview; not asked by interviewer.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 500.000 inhabitants and more<br/> 2 100.000-499.999 inhabitants<br/> 3 50.000- 99.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 20.000-49.999 inhabitants<br/> 5 5.000-19.999 inhabitants<br/> 6 2.000-4.999 inhabitants<br/> 7 Up to 1.999 inhabitants<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1706 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


DK_SIZE: Size of community: Denmark

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Question: DK_SIZE - Denmark: Size of community<br/> <br/> How many inhabitants live in the city, where you live?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Greater Copenhagen area<br/> 2 City, 50.001-500.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 Town, city 10.001-50.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 Town, city 5.000-10.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 Town, less than 5.000 inhabitants<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 98- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1849 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


DO_SIZE: Size of community: Dominican Republic

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Question: DO_SIZE - Dominican Republic: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Capital (greater 990.999)<br/> 2 Province 1 (550.000-990.999)<br/> 3 Province 2 (300.000-549.999)<br/> 4 Province 4 (200.000-299.999)<br/> 5 Province 5 (100.000-199.999)<br/> 6 Province 6 (less than 100.000)<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2086 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


ES_SIZE: Size of community: Spain

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Question: ES_SIZE - Size of community: Region<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 1.000.000 inhabitants<br/> 2 400.001-1.000.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 100.001-400.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 50.001-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 10.001-50.000 inhabitants<br/> 6 2.001-10.000 inhabitants<br/> 7 Less than 2.000 inhabitants<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2373 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


FI_SIZE: Size of community: Finland

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Question: FI_SIZE - Finland: Size of community<br/> <br/> Not asked in the questionnaire. Added from the registers of the fieldwork institute (Statistics Finland).<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 180.000 inhabitants and more<br/> 2 50.000-179.999 inhabitants<br/> 3 20.000-49.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 8.000-19.999 inhabitants<br/> 5 Less than 8.000 inhabitants<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1129 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


FR_SIZE: Size of community: France

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Question: FR_SIZE - France: Size of community<br/> <br/> How many inhabitants live in your town?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Greater Paris<br/> 2 More than 500.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 100.001-500.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 50.001-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 20.001-50.000 inhabitants<br/> 6 10.001-20.000 inhabitants<br/> 7 2.001-10.000 inhabitants<br/> 8 2.000 inhabitants or less<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 2360 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


GB_SIZE: Size of community: Great Britain

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Question: GB_SIZE - Great Britain: Population density in quartiles.<br/> <br/> This is part of the sample data and is not asked of Respondent.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Less than 2.8028 persons per hectare<br/> 2 2.803-15.463 persons per hectare<br/> 3 15.467-34.374 persons per hectare<br/> 4 34.397-305 persons per hectare<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1986 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


HR_SIZE: Size of community: Croatia

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Question: HR_SIZE - Croatia: Size of community<br/> <br/> Size of settlement (IDIZ writes in).<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 100.000 inhabitants<br/> 2 10.001-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 2.000-10.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 Less than 2.000 inhabitants<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1201 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


HU_SIZE: Size of community: Hungary

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Question: HU_SIZE - Hungary: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 2 million inhabitants, Budapest<br/> 2 100.000 inhabitants and more<br/> 3 50.001-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 20.001-50.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 10.001-20.000 inhabitants<br/> 6 5.001-10.000 inhabitants<br/> 7 2.001-5.000 inhabitants<br/> 8 1.001-2.000 inhabitants<br/> 9 Less than 1.000 inhabitants<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1010 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


IE_SIZE: Size of community: Ireland

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Question: IE_SIZE - Ireland: Size of community<br/> <br/> Would you say you live in.<br/> Information from the sample (location of PSU) as well as information from the above item.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Dublin city and county<br/> 2 Large city, 70.000-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 Large town, 10.000-49.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 Small town, 3.000-9.999 inhabitants<br/> 5 Village, up to 3.000<br/> 6 Farm, rural property<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2049 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


IL_SIZE: Size of community: Israel

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Question: IL_SIZE - Israel: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 100.000 inhabitants<br/> 2 50.001-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 20.001-50.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 10.001-20.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 5.001-10.000 inhabitants<br/> 6 2.501-5.000 inhabitants<br/> 7 2.500 inhabitants or less<br/> 97 Refused<br/> 98 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 99

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1193 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


IT_SIZE: Size of community: Italy

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Question: IT_SIZE - Italy: Size of community<br/> <br/> Size of community of residence. Variable has been built by the fielding institute.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 250.000 inhabitants<br/> 2 100.001-250.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 50.001-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 30.001-50.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 20.001-30.000 inhabitants<br/> 6 10.001-20.000 inhabitants<br/> 7 5.001-10.000 inhabitants<br/> 8 2.001-5.000 inhabitants<br/> 9 Less than 2.001 inhabitants<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1078 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


JP_SIZE: Size of community: Japan

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Question: JP_SIZE - Japan: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 1.000.000 inhabitants or more<br/> 2 300.000-999.999 inhabitants<br/> 3 100.000-299.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 50.000-99.999 inhabitants<br/> 5 Less than 50.000 inhabitants, town, village<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1200 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


KR_SIZE: Size of community: South Korea

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Question: KR_SIZE - South Korea: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 1.000.001 inhabitants and more; metropolitan city<br/> 2 100.001-1.000.000; large city<br/> 3 50.001-100.000 inhabitants; middle city<br/> 4 Less than 50.000 inhabitants; rural city<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1508 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


LV_SIZE: Size of community: Latvia

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Question: LV_SIZE - Latvia: Size of community<br/> <br/> Not asked to the Respondent.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 500.000 inhabitants<br/> 2 100.001-500.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 50.001-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 20.001-50.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 10.001-20.000 inhabitants<br/> 6 5.001-10.000 inhabitants<br/> 7 2.000-5.000 inhabitants<br/> 8 Less than 2.000 inhabitants<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1069 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


MX_SIZE: Size of community: Mexico

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Question: MX_SIZE - Mexico: Size of community<br/> <br/> This variable was not asked directly, it was automatically extracted from the data generated by the National Institute of Statistic, and Geography of Mexico INEGI, 2005.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 500.000 inhabitants and more<br/> 2 100.000-499.999 inhabitants<br/> 3 50.000-99.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 15.000-49.999 inhabitants<br/> 5 10.000-14.999 inhabitants<br/> 6 5.000-9.999 inhabitants<br/> 7 2.500-4.999 inhabitants<br/> 8 2.499 inhabitants or less<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1471 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


NL_SIZE: Size of community: Netherlands

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Question: NL_SIZE - Netherlands: Size of community<br/> <br/> Derived from location information in sampling frame.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 250.000 inhabitants or more<br/> 2 150.000-249.999 inhabitants<br/> 3 100.000-149.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 50.000-99.999 inhabitants<br/> 5 20.000-49.999 inhabitants<br/> 6 10.000-19.999 inhabitants<br/> 7 5.000-9.999 inhabitants<br/> 8 Less than 5.000 inhabitants<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1933 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


NO_SIZE: Size of community: Norway

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Question: NO_SIZE - Norway: Size of community<br/> <br/> Total population by 01.01.2008; data from NSDs Commune Database.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 100.000 inhabitants and more, urban<br/> 2 30.000-99.999 inhabitants<br/> 3 3.000-29.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 Less than 3.000 inhabitants, rural<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1072 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


NZ_SIZE: Size of community: New Zealand

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Question: NZ_SIZE - New Zealand: Size of community<br/> <br/> What is the population of place where you live?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Large city, 100.000 inhabitants and more<br/> 2 Medium city, 50.000-99.999 inhabitants<br/> 3 Small city, 30.000-49.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 Large town, 10.000-29.999 inhabitants<br/> 5 Small town, 1.000-9.999 inhabitants<br/> 6 Village, less than 1.000 inhabitants<br/> 7 Farm, rural property<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 97- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1027 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


PH_SIZE: Size of community: Philippines

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Question: PH_SIZE - Philippines: Size of community<br/> <br/> This variable is to be filled up by Coder only. This is based on the sampled spots drawn for the survey (Barangay).<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 358- 188413

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1200 ; Min. 358 ; Max. 188413

Variable Format: numeric


PL_SIZE: Size of community: Poland

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Question: PL_SIZE - Poland: Size of community<br/> <br/> Size of the residence; Information from description of the sample<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 500.000 inhabitants<br/> 2 250.000-500.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 100.000-249.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 50.000-99.999 inhabitants<br/> 5 25.000-49.999 inhabitants<br/> 6 10.000-24.999 inhabitants<br/> 7 Less than 10.000 inhabitants<br/> 8 Village<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1263 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


PT_SIZE: Size of community: Portugal

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Question: PT_SIZE - Portugal: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 100.000 inhabitants<br/> 2 20.000-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 10.000-19.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 2.000-9.999 inhabitants<br/> 5 Less than 2.000 inhabitants<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1000 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


RU_SIZE: Size of community: Russia

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Question: RU_SIZE - Russia: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 1.000.000 inhabitants<br/> 2 500.001-1.000.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 250.001-500.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 100.001-250.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 50.001-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 6 20.001-50.000 inhabitants<br/> 7 Urban, less than 20.000 inhabitants<br/> 8 Rural<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 8

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1015 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 8

Variable Format: numeric


SE_SIZE: Size of community: Sweden

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Question: SE_SIZE - Sweden: Size of community<br/> <br/> Derived from register.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 300.000 inhabitants<br/> 2 90.000-300.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 27.000-90.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 Less than 27.000 inhabitants<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 4

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1235 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 4

Variable Format: numeric


SI_SIZE: Size of community: Slovenia

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Question: SI_SIZE - Slovenia: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 100.000 inhabitants (Lubljana, Maribor)<br/> 2 10.000-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 2.000-10.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 Less than 2.000 inhabitants - non-rural<br/> 5 Less than 2.000 inhabitants - rural<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1064 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


SK_SIZE: Size of community: Slovak Republic

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Question: SK_SIZE - Slovakia: Size of community<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 100.000 inhabitants, Bratislava, Kosice<br/> 2 50.001-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 20.001-50.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 10.001-20.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 5.001-10.000 inhabitants<br/> 6 2.001-5.000 inhabitants<br/> 7 1.001-2.000 inhabitants<br/> 8 501-1.000 inhabitants<br/> 9 Up to 500 inhabitants<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 9

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1138 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 9

Variable Format: numeric


TR_SIZE: Size of community: Turkey

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Question: TR_SIZE - Turkey: Size of community<br/> <br/> Population of the province where the interview took place.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 2.000.000 inhabitants and more<br/> 2 1.000.000-1.999.999 inhabitants<br/> 3 500.000-999.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 250.000-499.999 inhabitants<br/> 5 Less than 250.000 inhabitants<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1453 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


TW_SIZE: Size of community: Taiwan

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Question: TW_SIZE - Taiwan: Size of community<br/> <br/> Zip code of the area where Respondent resides.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 More than 1.000.000 inhabitants<br/> 2 250.001-1.000.000 inhabitants<br/> 3 100.001-250.000 inhabitants<br/> 4 50.001-100.000 inhabitants<br/> 5 20.001-50.000 inhabitants<br/> 6 Up to 20.000 inhabitants<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 1926 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


UA_SIZE: Size of community: Ukraine

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Question: UA_SIZE - Ukraine: Size of community<br/> <br/> Type and size of settlement.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 City with population over 1 million (over 1.000.000 people)<br/> 2 Very big city (500.000-999.999 people)<br/> 3 Big city (100.000-499.999 people)<br/> 4 Medium city (20.000-99.999 people)<br/> 5 Town / Small city (less than 20.000 people)<br/> 6 Urban-type community<br/> 7 Village<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 2036 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


US_SIZE: Size of community: United States

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Question: US_SIZE - United States: Size of community<br/> <br/> The US GSS has a variable of Size of Place in thousands - A 4-digit number which provides actual size of place of interview.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 1-9 million inhabitants<br/> 2 500.000-999.999 inhabitants<br/> 3 100.000-499.999 inhabitants<br/> 4 50.000-99.999 inhabitants<br/> 5 10.000-49.999 inhabitants<br/> 6 1.000-9.999 inhabitants<br/> 7 Less than 1.000 inhabitants<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> We constructed ISSP US_SIZE by recoding SIZE in US GSS.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 7

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1365 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 7

Variable Format: numeric


UY_SIZE: Size of community: Uruguay

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Question: UY_SIZE - Uruguay: Size of community<br/> <br/> No question. The answer is obtained from the codification of UY_REG.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 1.592.302 urban population<br/> 2 1.354.450 urban population<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 1010 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 2

Variable Format: numeric


VE_SIZE: Size of community: Venezuela

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Question: VE_SIZE - Venezuela: Size of community<br/> <br/> How many people live in your community?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 2 2 inhabitants<br/> 75000 75.000 inhabitants<br/> 99997 Refused<br/> 99998 Don&#39;t know<br/> 99999 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 2- 75000

Range of Invalid Data Values: 99997- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 760 ; Min. 2 ; Max. 75000

Variable Format: numeric


ZA_SIZE: Size of community: South Africa

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Question: ZA_SIZE - South Africa: Size of community<br/> <br/> Area type.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, other countries<br/> 1 Urban, formal<br/> 2 Urban, informal<br/> 3 Tribal<br/> 4 Smallholdings<br/> 5 Farms<br/> 6 Hostels<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 6

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 3292 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 6

Variable Format: numeric


URBRURAL: Type of community: R.s self-assesment

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Question: Urban/rural - Type of community/ residence: self assessment<br/> <br/> AT: How would you describe your living environment? Do you live in?<br/> AU: Would you say you now live in<br/> BE: Which description suits your living environment the best?<br/> CH: Which expression of this card describes best the place where you live?<br/> CL FI LV MX NO UY: Do you live in?<br/> CZ SK: How would you describe the location you live in?<br/> DE: Which of the categories of this list applies best to the place where you are living?<br/> DK: Is the place you live a?<br/> DO: Do you consider that you live in a: In what type of community do you consider yourself residing?<br/> ES: Please, tell me in which type of community do you live.<br/> FR: You would say that you live in.<br/> GB NIRL NZ: Can I just check, would you describe the place where you live as.<br/> HR: Where do you live?<br/> IE: Would you say you live in.<br/> IL: Recoded from IL_SIZE.<br/> IT: Would you describe the place where you live as?<br/> JP: What kind of community do you currently live in? Circle one figure only.<br/> KR: Which of the categories below comes closest to the type of place you are living in now?<br/> NL: Not asked; recoded from sampling frame.<br/> PH: Do you presently live in?<br/> PL: Recoded from PL_SIZE.<br/> RU UA: Where do you live in?<br/> SE: Is the place where you live.<br/> TR: Settlement type where the interview was undertaken.<br/> TW: Do you think of the place you live as an urban or rural area?<br/> US: URBRURAL was constructed by using XNORCSIZ and SRCBELT in US GSS. The XNORCSIZ indicates NORC size of place and SRCBELT stands for Survey Research Center New Belt Code.<br/> VE: How would you define the place where you live?<br/> ZA: Derived from EA number and census data.<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not available: PT, UY<br/> 1 Urban, a big city<br/> 2 Suburb, outskirt of a big city<br/> 3 Town or small city<br/> 4 Country village<br/> 5 Farm or home in the country<br/> 8 Don&#39;t know<br/> 9 No answer<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> GB: This year [respres] was only asked on one ISSP version of BSA, so in half of the cases URBRURAL is not available, coded on category 0.<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 5

Range of Invalid Data Values: 8- 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 57585 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 5

Variable Format: numeric


ETHNIC: Family origin, ethnic group, identity

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Question: Optional: Family origin, ethnic group: coded according to a common core Nationality, Ethnic and Language Code<br/> <br/> BE: Do you have the Belgian nationality from birth? Does your father have the Belgian nationality from birth? Does your mother have the Belgian nationality from birth?<br/> DE: What citizenship do you have? If you have several citizenships, please name all of them.<br/> DO: In what country where you born? And your mother? And your father?<br/> FI: Not asked in the questionnaire. Added from the registers of the fieldwork institute (Statistics Finland).<br/> IE: Most people think of themselves in terms of some national identity, such as American or French or German. In these terms, how do you usually think of yourself?<br/> LV UA: What is your ethnic identity?<br/> NL: In what country are you and your partner (if applicable) born, and in which country are your parents born?<br/> NZ: Which of the following categories describes your ethnic origin? Please tick as many as you need to show which ethnic group(s) you belong to.<br/> PH: Would you consider yourself as Bicolano, Ilocano, Ilonggo, Maranao, Maguindanao, Tagalog, Tausug, or what? (SHOWCARD)<br/> SE: At the time of your birth, where both of your parents Swedish citizens?<br/> SI SK: What is your nationality?<br/> TR: Which language or languages did you speak at home with your parents in your childhood?<br/> TW: What is your fathers ethnic background?<br/> US: From what countries or part of the world did your ancestors come? If more than one country named: which of these countries do you feel closer to?<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP; NAV: AT, AU, CH, CL, CZ, DK, ES, FR, GB, HR, IL, IT, KR, MX, NIRL, NO, PT, RU, UY, VE<br/> 1 Africa,Somalia,Sudan,Mandinka,Yoruba, ZA: South Africa<br/> 2 Aklanon,Romblon<br/> 3 Albanian<br/> 4 American,American only,America<br/> 5 American Indian,Navajo,Ind.Dialect<br/> 6 Arab,Muslim (Morocco,Algeria,Lybia)<br/> 7 Esperanto,Latin,Slavonik,Celtic<br/> 8 Asia, other Asian<br/> 9 Australia,Oceania<br/> 10 Austria,Austrian<br/> 11 Baltic,Latvian,Estonian,Lithuania<br/> 12 Bangladesh,Bangladeshi,Bengali<br/> 13 Basque, Vasco<br/> 14 Belgium, Belgian<br/> 15 Belorussia, Bialorussia<br/> 16 Bicolano/Bikol<br/> 17 Black/African/Carribean,No-Spanish<br/> 18 Bosnian (SI:ethn.Muslim)<br/> 19 Bulgaria<br/> 20 Cajun/French Cajun<br/> 21 Canada,other Canada<br/> 22 Catalan-Valencian-Balear/Mallorquin<br/> 23 China,Cantonese,Hakka,Mandarin<br/> 24 Thai,Khmer,Vietnam,South-East Asia<br/> 25 Cook Island Maori<br/> 26 Creole,Surinam,Metis,Chavacano<br/> 27 Croatia<br/> 28 Czech Republic,Czechia,Czech<br/> 29 Czechoslovakia,Moravia,Czech-Slovak<br/> 30 Denmark,Danish<br/> 31 England,England&#38;Wales,UK,English<br/> 32 Europe,White/European<br/> 33 Fijian<br/> 34 Finland<br/> 34,1 Finland, Finnish speaking Finns<br/> 34,2 Finland, Swedish speaking Finns<br/> 35 France,French<br/> 36 French Canada,French Canadian<br/> 37 Frisian<br/> 38 Germany,German<br/> 39 Greece,Greek<br/> 40 Hebrew/Ivrit,Israel(arab pop.incl)<br/> 41 Hungary,Hungarian<br/> 42 Ibanag<br/> 43 Ilocano<br/> 44 Ilonggo/Hiligaynon,Bantayanon<br/> 45 India,Hindi,Urdu,Gujarati,Tamil<br/> 46 Indonesian,Malay/Malaysian<br/> 47 Iranian,Persian/Farsi,Dari<br/> 48 Ireland,Irish/Irish Gaelic<br/> 49 Italy,Italian<br/> 50 Japan,Japanese<br/> 51 Kapampangan/Pampangan<br/> 52 Kinaray-a<br/> 53 Korean<br/> 54 Maori, New Zealand<br/> 55 Maranaw/Maranao<br/> 56 Masbateno<br/> 57 Kurd,Armenian,Assyria,Middle East,Lebanon<br/> 58 Netherlands,Dutch,Flemish<br/> 59 Nordic,Scandinavian other<br/> 60 North America<br/> 61 Norway, Norwegian<br/> 62 PACIFIC,Polynesian,Chamorro/Guam<br/> 63 Pakistan,Panjab/Punjabi,Pashto<br/> 64 Panggalatok/Pangasinan<br/> 65 Philippine other<br/> 66 Philippines,Tagalog,Filippino<br/> 67 Pidgin, PNG Pidgin<br/> 68 Poland,Polish,Pole<br/> 69 Portugal,Portuguese,ES:Galician<br/> 70 Romani, Gipsy<br/> 71 Romanian/Rumanian,RU:Moldavian<br/> 72 Russia,(former) USSR &#38; Rep.<br/> 73 Samal<br/> 74 Samic,Lapp<br/> 75 Samoan, Tokelauan<br/> 76 Scotland,Scots Gaelic, Scottish<br/> 77 Serbia,Serbian,Serb<br/> 78 Slovakia, Slovak<br/> 79 Slovenia,Slovenian,Slovene<br/> 80 South+Latin America,NL:Neth.Antilles<br/> 81 Spanish, Castilian,Castellano<br/> 82 Swedish, SE: Both Swedish citizen<br/> 82,1 SE: One non-Swedish, one Swedish citizen<br/> 82,2 SE: Both non-Swedish citizen<br/> 83 Switzerland<br/> 84 Tatar<br/> 85 Tausug<br/> 86 Tongan,Niuean<br/> 87 Transcaucasian<br/> 88 Turkey,Turkish<br/> 89 Ukraine,Ukrainian, SK:Ruthenian<br/> 90 United States, US:White<br/> 91 Visayan/Cebuano,Boholano,Leyteno<br/> 92 Waray<br/> 93 Welsh<br/> 94 Yiddish/Jewish<br/> 95 Yugoslavia,Serbo-Croatian<br/> 96 Taiwan, Hakka, Holo, Fukienese, Aboriginal<br/> 97 CA: Metis, Inuit, Eskimo<br/> 98 Other,mixed origin<br/> 99 NA, dont know<br/> <br/> Note:<br/> NL: [ETHNIC was constructed by country of birth in this order: mother &#62; father &#62; respondent]<br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 98

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 27991 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 98

Variable Format: numeric


MODE: Administrative mode of data-collection

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Question: Administrative mode of data collection<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 Not available: CY<br/> 10 Face-to-face, paper and pencil, no visuals<br/> 11 Face-to-face, paper and pencil, visuals<br/> 12 Face-to-face, paper and pencil, respondent reading questionnaire<br/> 13 Face-to-face, paper and pencil, interpreter or translator, no visuals<br/> 14 Face-to-face, paper and pencil, interpreter or translator, visuals<br/> 20 Face-to-face, computer-assisted, no visuals<br/> 21 Face-to-face, computer-assisted, visuals<br/> 22 Face-to-face, computer-assisted, respondent reading questionnaire (paper or on monitor)<br/> 23 Face-to-face, computer-assisted, interpreter or translator, no visuals<br/> 24 Face-to-face, computer-assisted, interpreter or translator, visuals<br/> 30 Self-completion, paper and pencil, arrives with interviewer, interviewer attending<br/> 31 Self-completion, paper and pencil, Arrives with interviewer, drop-off, pick up later<br/> 32 Self-completion, paper and pencil, arrives with interviewer, drop-off, mailed back by respondent<br/> 33 Self-completion, paper and pencil, mailed to, complete and hold for pick up<br/> 34 Self-completion, paper and pencil, mailed to, mailed back by respondent<br/> 40 Self-completion, computer assisted<br/> 41 Web survey combined with self-completion, paper and pencil, mailed back by respondent<br/> 52 Telephone interview after mailing, where the interviewer reads out the questionnaire and records the respondents answers<br/> 99 No answer<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 10- 52

Range of Invalid Data Values: 099

Summary Statistics: Valid 59970 ; Min. 10 ; Max. 52

Variable Format: numeric


SUBSCASE: Case substitution flag

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Question: Case substitution flag<br/> <br/> <br/> 0 NAP, no substitution in this survey<br/> 1 Case from original sample<br/> 2 Case substituted<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 1- 2

Range of Invalid Data Values: 0

Summary Statistics: Valid 10034 ; Min. 1 ; Max. 2

Variable Format: numeric


WEIGHT: Weighting factor

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Question: Weighting factor<br/> <br/> For detailed information and explanation about the construction of the total weight see &#39;Study Description&#39; or &#39;Background Variables Documentations&#39; for each country.<br/> PL: Variables used for calculation of weight: sex, age categories, size of the place of living and voivodship.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 1 No weighting<br/> <br/>

Range of Valid Data Values: 0.0174554008990526- 9.21708869934082

Summary Statistics: Valid 59986 ; Min. 0.0175 ; Max. 9.217

Variable Format: numeric