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ISSP na Slovensku 2006 - 2008
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Variable groups:

Archivation information
Leisure and Sport_ISSP 2007
Leisure and Sport_Slovakia
Religion_ISSP 2008
Religion_Slovakia
Role of the Government_ISSP 2006
Role of the Government, Politics_Slovakia
Migration - targets and its potential_Slovakia
Socio-economic Status of Respondent
Socio-demographic Characteristics of Respondent
Data on Partner and Family of Respondent
Additional and Others Variables
Questionary for interwiever

Variables in variable group "Archivation information":

VERSION Version of archived data file in SASD
RESPNUMB questionnaire number
RCA interviewer number
PSU PSU identifier

Variables in variable group "Leisure and Sport_ISSP 2007":

A1A Q1a Frequency of activities in free time: Watch TV, DVD, videos
A1B Q1b Frequency of free time activities: Go to movies
A1C Q1c Frequency of free time activities: Go out shopping
A1D Q1d Frequency of free time activities: Read books
A1E Q1e Frequency of free time activities: Attend cultural events
A1F Q1f Frequency of free time activities: Get together with relatives
A1G Q1g Frequency of free time activities: Get together with friends
A1H Q1h Frequency of free time activities: Play cards
A1I Q1i Frequency of free time activities: Listen to music
A1J Q1j Frequency of free time activities: Sports, Gym
A1K Q1k Frequency of free time activities: Attend sporting events
A1L Q1l Frequency of free time activities: Do handicrafts
A1M Q1m Frequency of free time activities: Spend time on the Internet
A2A Q2a Free time activities enable you to be yourself
A2B Q2b Free time activities strengthen your relationships
A3A Q3a Enjoyment from free time activities: Reading books
A3B Q3b Enjoyment from: Getting together with friends
A3C Q3c Enjoyment from: Taking part in physical activities
A3D Q3d Enjoyment from: Watching TV, videos
A3E (SK) Enjoyment from: Handicrafts, gardening
A3F (SK) Enjoyment from: Meeting relatives
A3G (SK) Enjoyment from: Time spent with family
A4A Q4a How often in free time: Establish useful contacts
A4B Q4b How often in free time: Relax and recover
A4C Q4c How often in free time: Learn or develop skills
A5A Q5aa How often in free time: Feel bored
A5B Q5ab How often in free time: Feel rushed
A5C Q5ac How often in free time: Thinking about work
A6 Q5b Preference in free time: With other people or by oneself
A7A Q6a Change in spending time: Time in a paid job
A7B Q6b Change in spending time: Doing household work
A7C Q6c Change in spending time: Time with your family
A7D Q6d Change in spending time: Time in leisure activities
A8 Q7a How many nights away from home for holidays
A9 Q7b How many days of leave from work
A10 Q8a Most frequent sport or physical activity
A13 Q8b Type of games played most frequently
A14A Q9a Reasons for sport or games: Physical or mental health
A14B Q9b Reasons for sport or games: To meet other people
A14C Q9c Reasons for sport or games: To compete against others
A14D Q9d Reasons for sport or games: To look good
A15 Q10a Most frequent sport watched on TV
A16 Q10b Second most frequent sport watched on TV
A17 Q11 How proud about an international sport competition?
A18A Q12a Opinion: Sport develops children's character
A18B Q12b Opinion: Too much sport on TV
A18C Q12c Opinion: Sport brings different groups together
A18D Q12d Opinion: Intern. sport competition create tension betw. countries
A18E Q12e Opinion: Government should spend more money on sports
A19A Q13a Participation: A sports association/group
A19B Q13b Participation: A cultural association/group
A19C Q13c Participation: A church or religious organisation
A19D Q13d Participation: A community-service or civic association/group
A19E Q13e Participation: A political party or organisation
A20 Q14a Trust in people or careful in dealing with people
A21 Q14b Personal interest in politics
A22A Q15a Obstacle: Lack of facilities nearby
A22B Q15b Obstacle: Lack of money
A22C Q15c Obstacle: Personal health, age or disability
A22D Q15d Obstacle: Taking care of someone
A22E Q15e Obstacle: Lack of time
A22F (SK) Obstacle: I have no one to do it with
A23 Q16 How happy or unhappy in general, these days
A24 Q17 Status of health in general
A25 Q18a Yesterday was: Working-day or holiday
A26A Q19a Height of Respondent: cm
A26B Q19b Weight of Respondent: kg
A27 Q20 Would you like to gain or lose weight?
A28A Q21a Pictures of the ideal shape of a man
A28B Q21b Pictures of the ideal shape of a woman

Variables in variable group "Leisure and Sport_Slovakia":

A3E (SK) Enjoyment from: Handicrafts, gardening
A3F (SK) Enjoyment from: Meeting relatives
A3G (SK) Enjoyment from: Time spent with family
A11 (SK) Second most frequent sport or physical activity
A12 (SK) Third most frequent sport or physical activity
A22F (SK) Obstacle: I have no one to do it with
A29A (SK) In childhood R encouraged to develop manual skills
A29B (SK) In childhood R encouraged to go in for sports
A29C (SK) In childhood R encouraged to be interested in culture
A30A (SK) R spends in last years more/less time working
A30B (SK) R spends in last years more/less time working in house, gardening
A30C (SK) R spends in last years more/less time caring for family member
A30D (SK) R spends in last years more/less time doing oth. necessary activities
A30E (SK) R spends in last years more/less time with free time activities
A30F (SK) R spends in last years more/less time sleeping
A31A (SK) R spends holiday with/on (1st preference)
A31B (SK) R spends holiday with/on (2nd preference)
A31C (SK) R spends holiday with/on (3rd preference)

Variables in variable group "Religion_ISSP 2008":

B1 Q2 Sexual relations before marriage
B2 Q3 Sexual relations with someone other than spouse
B3 Q4 Sexual relations between two adults of the same sex
B4A Q5a Opinion: Abortion if defect in the baby
B4B Q5b Opinion: Abortion if family has very low income
B5 Q6 Husband earn money, wifes job is family
B6A Q8a Confidence in parliament
B6B Q8b Confidence in business and industry
B6C Q8c Confidence in churches and religious organizations
B6D Q8d Confidence in courts and legal system
B6E Q8e Confidence in schools and educational system
B8 Q9 Moved from one place to another
B9A Q10a Religious leaders should not influence vote
B9B Q10b Religious leaders should not influence government
B10A Q11a Modern science does more harm than good
B10B Q11b Too much trust in science
B10C Q11c Religions bring conflict
B10D Q11d Religious people too intolerant
B11 Q12 Power of churches and religious organizations
B12A Q13a Equal rights for religious groups
B12B Q13b Respect all religions
B13A Q14a Accept person from different religion: Marrying a relative
B13B Q14b Accept person from different religion: Candidate of a political party
B14A Q15a Religious extremists: Hold public meetings
B14B Q15b Religious extremists: Publish books
B15 Q16 Closest to Rs belief about God
B16 Q17 Best describes beliefs about God
B17A Q18a Belief in life after death
B17B Q18b Belief in heaven
B17C Q18c Belief in hell
B17D Q18d Belief in religious miracles
B17E Q18e Belief in reincarnation
B17F Q18f Belief in Nirvana
B17G Q18g Belief in supernatural powers of deceased ancestors
B18A Q19a God concerns Himself with human beings
B18B Q19b People can do little to change life
B18C Q19c Life meaningful because God exists
B18D Q19d Life does not serve any purpose
B18E Q19e Life meaningful, provide meaning yourself
B18F Q19f Own way of connecting with God
B19 R: Religious denomination
B20 Q20 Mothers religion
B21 Q21 Fathers religion
B22 Q22 Religion respondent raised in
B23 Q23 Spouse religion
B24 Q24 R child, mother attend church
B25 Q25 R child, father attend church
B26 Q26 R age 11-12, R attend church
B27 How often R attends religious services
B28 Q27 How often R pray
B29 Q28 Take part in church activities
B30 Q29 Shrine, altar in Rs home
B31 Q30 Visit holy place
B32 Q31 R describes self as religious
B33 Q32 Best describes R
B34 Q33 Closest to Rs own views
B35A Q34a Religion helps people: Find inner peace
B35B Q34b Religion helps people: Make friends
B35C Q34c Religion helps people: Gain comfort
B35D Q34d Religion helps people: Meet right kind of people
B36 Optional Q2 Feelings about Bible
B37 Optional Q3 Turning point new commitment to religion
B38A Optional Q6a Good luck charms do bring good luck
B38B Optional Q6b Fortune tellers can see future
B38C Optional Q6c Faithhealers have God-given healing powers
B38D Optional Q6d Horoscope affect course of future
B38_B (SK) Possesion of mascot or amulet
B39A Optional Q8a Personal attitude towards Christians
B39B Optional Q8b Personal attitude towards Muslims
B39C Optional Q8c Personal attitude towards Hindus
B39D Optional Q8d Personal attitude towards Buddhists
B39E Optional Q8e Personal attitude towards Jews
B39F Optional Q8f Personal attitude towards Atheists or non-believers
B40A Image of world: evil vs. goodness
B40B Image of world: human nature is good vs. perverse

Variables in variable group "Religion_Slovakia":

B4C (SK) Opinion: Abortion for woman's working or study prospects
B4D (SK) Opinion: Abortion if couple doesn't want more children
B7A (SK) Country where R lived for min. 3 months (1)
B7B (SK) Country where R lived for min. 3 months (2)
B7C (SK) Country where R lived for min. 3 months (3)
B9C (SK) More people with religious beliefs should hold public offices
B17H (SK) Belief in Truthfulness of angelology
B17I (SK) Belief in Divine origin of Jesus Christ
B17J (SK) Belief in The Holy Spirit
B17K (SK) Belief in The Last Judgement (Judgement Day)
B38_B (SK) Possesion of mascot or amulet
B39G (SK) Personal attitude towards Roman Catholics
B39H (SK) Personal attitude towards Greek Catholics (Uniats)
B39I (SK) Personal attitude towards Lutherans (Protestants)
B39J (SK) Personal attitude towards Reformed Church Christians (Calvinists)
B39K (SK) Personal attitude towards Orthodox (Eastern Christianity)
B39L (SK) Personal attitude towards Jehovah's Witnesses
B40C Image of world: positive vs. negative progress
B40D Image of world: Source of solutions of problems
B41A (SK) Signs of true believer: strong personal faith
B41B (SK) Signs of true believer: public display of faith
B41C (SK) Signs of true believer: good knowledge of religion
B41D (SK) Signs of true believer: deep feeling of contact with God
B41E (SK) Signs of true believer: participate in religious services
B41F (SK) Signs of true believer: brought up in religious family
B41G (SK) Signs of true believer: to be baptized
B41H (SK) Signs of true believer: following of Church norms
B41I (SK) Signs of true believer: regular meeting other believers
B41J (SK) Signs of true believer: being a decent person
B41K (SK) Signs of true believer: following recommendations of church
B42 (SK) Willingness to donate to Church
B43 (SK) Religious education is useful/harmful
B44 (SK) Influence of Roman-Catholic Church on education should be
B45 (SK) People around R attend more/less rel. services than in the past
B46A (SK) 1st most frequent spiritual activity
B46B (SK) 2nd most frequent spiritual activity
B46C (SK) 3rd most frequent spiritual activity
B47 (SK) Frequency of contacting someone already dead.

Variables in variable group "Role of the Government_ISSP 2006":

C1 Q1: Obey laws without exception
C2A Q2a: Public protest meetings
C2B Q2b: Protest demonstrations
C2C Q2c: National anti-government strike
C3A Q3a: Revolutionaries: hold public meetings
C3B Q3b: Revolutionaries: publish books
C4 Q4: Worse type of justice error
C5A Q5a: Gov. and economy: Cuts in gov. spending
C5B Q5b: Gov. and economy: Financing projects for new jobs
C5C Q5c: Gov. and economy: Less gov. reg. of business
C5D Q5d: Gov. and economy: Support industry to develop new products
C5E Q5e: Gov. and economy: Support declining industries to protect jobs
C5F Q5f: Gov. and economy: Red. working week for more jobs
C6A Q6a: Government should spend money: environment
C6B Q6b: Government should spend money: health
C6C Q6c: Government should spend money: law enforcement
C6D Q6d: Government should spend money: education
C6E Q6e: Government should spend money: defence
C6F Q6f: Government should spend money: retirement
C6G Q6g: Government should spend money: unempl. benefits
C6H Q6h: Government should spend money: culture and arts
C6I Q6i: Government should spend money: science and research
C7A Q7a: Gov. responsibility: provide job for everyone
C7B Q7b: Gov. responsibility: control prices
C7C Q7c: Gov. responsibility: provide health care for sick
C7D Q7d: Gov. responsibility: provide living standard for the old
C7E Q7e: Gov. responsibility: help industry grow
C7F Q7f: Gov. responsibility: provide living standard for unemployed
C7G Q7g: Gov. responsibility: reduce income differences betw. rich/ poor
C7H Q7h: Gov. responsibility: financial help to students
C7I Q7i: Gov. responsibility: provide decent housing
C7J Q7j: Gov. responsibility: laws to protect environment
C8A Q8a: Gov. successful: provide health care for sick
C8B Q8b: Gov. successful: provide living standard for old
C8C Q8c: Gov. successful: dealing with threats to security
C8D Q8d: Gov. successful: controlling crime
C8E Q8e: Gov. successful: fighting unemployment
C8F Q8f: Gov. successful: protecting environment
C9A Q9a: Gov. detain people
C9B Q9b: Gov. tap telephone
C9C Q9c: Gov. stop/search people randomly
C10A Q11a: People like me have no say about what gov. does
C10B Q11b: Average citizen: influence in politics
C10C Q11c: Good understanding political issues
C10D Q11d: Most people better informed than I am
C10E Q11e: MPs try to keep promises
C10F Q11f: Trust in civil servants
C11A Q12a: Taxes for high incomes
C11B Q12b: Taxes for middle incomes
C11C Q12c: Taxes for low incomes
C12A Q13a: Only few people to trust
C12B Q13b: People will take advantage
C13A Q14a: How often asked to influence
C13B Q14b: People you could ask to influence
C14 Q15: Public officials deal fairly with people like me
C15 Q16: Treatment by officials depends on contacts
C16 Q17: Politicians involved in corruption
C17 Q18: Public officials involved in corruption
C18 Q19: Public officials wanted bribe
C19 Q20: How many people contact

Variables in variable group "Role of the Government, Politics_Slovakia":

C5G (SK) Gov. and economy: Raise retirement age to cut public spending
C10D Q11d: Most people better informed than I am
C20 (SK) Comparison of present political system with era before 1989
C21 (SK) Preference of government policy: taxes vs. social state
C22A (SK) Importance of election: Parliamentary
C22B (SK) Importance of election: Municipal
C22C (SK) Importance of election: Presidential
C22D (SK) Importance of election: EU parliamentary
C22E (SK) Importance of election: Self-government (NUTS III)
C23 (SK) Attitude to suspicious or dishonest money assigned to develop community
C24A (SK) Countries R compares Slovakia to (1)
C24B (SK) Countries R compares Slovakia to (2)
C24C (SK) Countries R compares Slovakia to (3)
D23 R: Trade union membership
D24 R: Party affiliation: left-right
D25 R willingness to vote next week in parliamentary election
D26 Party preference
D27 R: Vote last election: yes, no
D28 R voted for party

Variables in variable group "Migration - targets and its potential_Slovakia":

Variables in variable group "Socio-economic Status of Respondent":

D7 R: Highest education level
D8 R: Education I: years of schooling
D9 (SK) Type of education
D10 R: Current employment status
D11 R: Hours worked weekly
D12 R: Workg f priv.,pub sector, selfempl.
D13 R: Self-employed - number of employees
D14 Number of subordinates
D15 R: Occupation ILO,ISCO 1988 4-digit
D16 R: Economically active/inactive
D21 R: Earnings: Slovakian Republic
D22 Household income: Slovakian Republic
D29 R:Top Bottom self-placement 10 pt scale

Variables in variable group "Socio-demographic Characteristics of Respondent":

D1 R: Sex
D2 R: Year of birth
D3 R: Marital status
D7 R: Highest education level
D8 R: Education I: years of schooling
D9 (SK) Type of education
D10 R: Current employment status
D30 R: Nationality
D31 Type of community: R.s self-assesment
D32 (SK) Frequency of internet usage
D33A (SK) R: Languages well spoken (1)
D33B (SK) R: Languages well spoken (2)
D33C (SK) R: Languages well spoken (3)
D33D (SK) R: Languages well spoken (4)
D33E (SK) R: Languages well spoken (5)
D34A (SK) R: Languages spoken a bit (1)
D34B (SK) R: Languages spoken a bit (2)
D34C (SK) R: Languages spoken a bit (3)
D34D (SK) R: Languages spoken a bit (4)
D35 Region (NUTS III)
D36 Size of municipality
E2 City/town/village
E4 type of housing
E5 Impression of material well-being of household
E6 Physical state of buildings in surroundings

Variables in variable group "Data on Partner and Family of Respondent":

D3 R: Marital status
D4 R: Steady life-partner
D5 How many adult persons in household
D6 How many children younger than 18 in household
D17 S-P: Highest education level
D18 S-P: Current employment status
D19 S-P: Occupation ILO,ISCO 1988 4-digit
D20 S-P:Workg f priv,pub sector,self-empl.
D22 Household income: Slovakian Republic

Variables in variable group "Additional and Others Variables":

KOD_SETT settlement code
WEIGHT weighting factor

Variables in variable group "Questionary for interwiever":

RCA interviewer number
E2 City/town/village
E3 Language of interview
E4 type of housing
E5 Impression of material well-being of household
E6 Physical state of buildings in surroundings
E7A Date of interview - day
E7B Date of interview - month
E8 Length of interview in minutes
E9 Respondents willingness to answer questions
E10 Presence of 3rd person at interview
E11 Understanding of questions

Variables not belonging to any variable group:

All variables are part of a variable group.

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