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Data Data catalogue EVS - European Values Study 1999 study description | list of variables | data access Identification Number: SASD 1999002 Author: Dr. Zuzana Kusá - responsible for survey in Slovak Republic, principal coordinator of project - Tilburg University, Tilburg, Netherlands, Loek Halman Date of collection: June 1 1999 to July 31, 1999 Data collector: MVK Agency, Groesslingova 6-8, 814 07 Bratislava, Slovakia Sampling procedure: Sample was made in two steps: 1. Selection of 8 regions and selection of settlements within the regions, 2. Defining the number of households in the settlements based on the size of population. Selection of households within the localities using the method of "random walk". The final number of clusters or sampling points is 220. The sampled unit from office sampling is the address. For the selection of the respondent within the household the Kish-grid method was used, based on the number of adults and number of adult men. There were quota controls for gender and age Number of cases: 1331 Abstract: The Survey was part of European Values Study. This Survey was a repetition of Surveys from years 1981 (Czecho-Slovakia did not take part in this wave) and 1991. The main aim was to faciliate international comparison of values and attitudes and their changes in European countries. Amongst issues included in Study belong work, meaning of life and life goals, family life, current social problems - divorce, suicide, abortion. This wave was conducted in almost all European countries, except Norway, Switzerland and former Yugoslavian countries Citation: EVS 1999 Availability status: Slovak data set: 0 - open to public, integrated data set in english on http://zacat.gesis.org/webview/index.jsp. Other Study-Related Materials:
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