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EVS - European Values Study 1999
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Variable groups:

Information for archiving
Priorities and Satisfaction in Life
Angagement and Social Networks
Enviroment
Work
Family
Solidarity, Justice, Trust
Politics
Religion and Morality
Identity and Immigration
Socio-economic Status of Respondent
Socio-demographic Characteristics of Respondent
Data on Partner and Family of Respondent
Additional and Others Variables

Variables in variable group "Information for archiving":

VERSION SASD archiving version
CASENO Respondents number
COUNTRY country
O51 lenght in hours
O52 lenght in minutes
WEIGHT Weight

Variables in variable group "Priorities and Satisfaction in Life":

Variables in variable group "Angagement and Social Networks":

V3 importance friends aquaintances
V12 memb. welfare org
V13 mb religious organisation
V14 mb cultural activities
V15 mb trade unions
V16 mb political parties groups
V17 mb local community action
V18 mb 3w-development human rights
V19 mb environment
V20 mb professional associations
V21 mb youth work
V22 mb sports recreation
V23 mb womens group
V24 mb peace movement
V25 mb health organisation
V26 mb other groups
V27 mb none
V28 dont know
V29 no answer
V30 work welfare org
V31 work religious organisation
V32 work cultural activities
V33 work trade unions
V34 work political parties
V35 work local community action
V36 work 3w-development human rights
V37 work environment
V38 work professional associations
V39 work youth work
V40 work sports recreation
V41 work womens groups
V42 work peace movement
V43 wor health organisations
V44 work other groups
V45 work none
V46 dont know
V47 no answer
V48 spend time with friends
V49 spend time with colleagues
V50 spend time in church
V51 spend time in clubs organisations

Variables in variable group "Enviroment":

Variables in variable group "Work":

V1 importance work
V4 importance leisure time
V15 mb trade unions
V20 mb professional associations
V33 work trade unions
V38 work professional associations
V69 living in need first
V70 living in need second
V71 good pay
V72 pleasant people
V73 not too much pressure
V74 job security
V75 chances for promotion
V76 respected job
V77 good hours
V78 use initiative
V79 useful for society
V80 generous holidays
V81 meeting people
V82 achieving something
V83 responsible job
V84 interesting job
V85 meeting abilities
V86 none of these
V87 employed
V88 job satisfaction
V89 freedom decision taking in job
V90 job needed to develop talents
V91 receiving money without working
V92 turning lazy not working
V93 duty towards society
V94 not having to work
V95 work comes always first
V96 fair that quicker secretary is paid more
V97 following instructions at work
V98 giving ... (nation) priority
V99 giving men priority

Variables in variable group "Family":

V2 importance family
V57 large families
V63 homosexuals
V133 faithfulness marriage
V134 adequate income marriage
V135 social background marriage
V136 respect+appreciation marriage
V137 religious beliefs marriage
V138 good housing marriage
V139 politics marriage
V140 understand and tolerance marriage
V141 apart from in-laws marriage
V142 happy sexual rel marriage
V143 household chores marriage
V144 children marriage
V145 discussing problems marriage
V146 spending time together marriage
V147 talking marriage
V148 children need both parents
V149 women need children
V150 marriage outdated
V151 woman single parent
V152 men need children
V153 long-term relationship to be happy
V154 working mother and children
V155 children suffer with working mother
V156 women want home and children
V157 being a housewife
V158 job independence women
V159 household income contribution
V160 fathers looking after children
V161 men handling emotions
V162 love and respect parents
V163 parents responsiblities
V177 abortion if not married
V178 abortion not wanting more children
O16 same etnic background

Variables in variable group "Solidarity, Justice, Trust":

V12 memb. welfare org
V17 mb local community action
V18 mb 3w-development human rights
V30 work welfare org
V35 work local community action
V36 work 3w-development human rights
V52 criminal record
V53 different race
V54 left wing extremists
V55 heavy drinkers
V56 right wing extremists
V58 emotionaly unstable people
V59 muslims
V60 immigrants +foreign workers
V61 people with AIDS
V62 drug addicts
V63 homosexuals
V64 jews
V65 gypsies
V66 can people be trusted
V67 control over life
V69 living in need first
V70 living in need second
V93 duty towards society
V114 church and social problems
V184 freedom or equality
V186 individual versus state
V187 take any job
V188 competition good or harmful
V189 firms and freedom
V193 decrease importance of work
V194 more emphasis on technology
V195 more emphasis on individual
V197 emphasis on familylife
V198 towards natural lifestyle
V199 more power to local authorities
V200 confidence, church
V201 confidence, armed forces
V202 confidence, education system
V203 confidence, the press
V204 confidence, trade unions
V205 confidence, the police
V206 confidence, parliament
V207 confidence, civil service
V208 confidence, social security system
V209 confidence, european union
V210 confidence, united nations organisation
V211 confidence, health care system
V212 confidence, justice system
V260 eliminating inequalities
V261 basic needs for all
V262 recognizing merits
V264 information to help justice
V265 stick to own affairs
V266 concerned with immediate family
V267 concerned with people neighbourhood
V268 concerned with people own region
V269 concerned with fellow countrymen
V270 concerned with europeans
V271 concerned with human kind
V272 concerned with eldery
V273 concerned with unemployed
V274 concerned with immigrants
V275 concerned with sick and disabled
V276 help immediate family
V277 help people neighbourhood
V278 help eldery
V279 help immigrants
V280 help sick and disabled
V281 moral duty to help elderly
V282 sympathize with old people
V283 old people interest of society
V284 old people own interest
V285 do something in return for old people
V286 moral duty to help immigrants
V287 sympathize with immigrants
V288 immigrants interest of society
V289 immigrants own interest
V290 do something in return for immigrants
O26 confidence, NATO

Variables in variable group "Politics":

V5 importance politics
V16 mb political parties groups
V24 mb peace movement
V54 left wing extremists
V56 right wing extremists
V129 politicians and God
V130 religious leaders should influence politics
V131 religion and public office
V132 rel leaders should infl governm decisions
V179 signing a petition
V180 joining boycotts
V181 attending lawful demonstrations
V182 joining unofficial strikes
V183 occupying buildings
V184 freedom or equality
V185 left or right
V186 individual versus state
V187 take any job
V190 aims of this country 1
V191 aims of this country 2
V192 less emphasis on money
V196 more respect for authority
V204 confidence, trade unions
V206 confidence, parliament
V208 confidence, social security system
V209 confidence, european union
V210 confidence, united nations organisation
V211 confidence, health care system
V212 confidence, justice system
V213 satisfaction with democracy
V214 rating governement
V215 rating political system
V216 strong leader
V217 experts making decisions
V218 the army ruling
V219 democratic political system
V220 democracy is the best
V221 democracy causes bad economy
V222 democracy is indecicive
V223 democracy cannot maintain order
V224 respect human rights
V256 voting party
V257 most appealing party
V263 follow politics in media
O26 confidence, NATO
O46 opinion European Union
O48 equal chance education

Variables in variable group "Religion and Morality":

V6 importance religion
V7 discussing politics
V13 mb religious organisation
V31 work religious organisation
V59 muslims
V62 drug addicts
V63 homosexuals
V64 jews
V65 gypsies
V91 receiving money without working
V92 turning lazy not working
V93 duty towards society
V95 work comes always first
V100 good and evil
V101 belong to religious denomination
V102 which religious denomination
V103 former religious denomination
V104 which former religious denomination
V105 attend rel services
V106 attend rel services 12 years old
V107 religious service birth
V108 religious service marriage
V109 religious service death
V110 are you religious person
V111 church andmoral problems
V112 church and family life
V113 church and spiritual needs
V114 church and social problems
V115 belief in God
V116 belief in life after death
V117 belief in hell
V118 belief in heaven
V119 belief in sin
V120 belief in telepathy
V121 belief in reincarnation
V122 statement of your belief
V123 importance of God in life
V124 comfort and strenght from religion
V125 prayer and meditation
V126 frequency of prayer
V127 do you have a lucky charm
V128 lucky charm protects
V129 politicians and God
V130 religious leaders should influence politics
V131 religion and public office
V132 rel leaders should infl governm decisions
V149 women need children
V150 marriage outdated
V152 men need children
V164 good manners
V165 independence
V166 hard work
V167 feeling of responsiblity
V168 imagination
V169 tollerance and respect
V170 thrift
V171 determination and perseverance
V172 religious faith
V173 unselfishness
V174 obedience
V175 dont know
V176 na
V177 abortion if not married
V178 abortion not wanting more children
V200 confidence, church
V225 claim state benefits
V226 cheating on tax
V227 joyriding
V228 taking soft drugs
V229 lying
V230 adultery
V231 accepting a bribe
V232 homosexuality
V233 abortion
V234 divorce
V235 euthanasia
V236 suicide
V237 throwing away litter
V238 driving under influence of alcohol
V239 paying cash
V240 having casual sex
V241 smoking in public places
V242 speeding over limit
V243 claime state benefits
V244 cheat on tax
V245 pay in cash
V246 take soft drugs
V247 throw away litter
V248 speed over limit
V249 drive under influence of alcohol
V250 have casual sex
O12 nurse refusing abortion on religious grounds

Variables in variable group "Identity and Immigration":

V53 different race
V59 muslims
V60 immigrants +foreign workers
V64 jews
V65 gypsies
V148 children need both parents
V151 woman single parent
V251 geographic groups most
V252 geographic groups next
V253 geographic groups least
V254 citizen of...
V255 proud to be Slovak
V258 people from less developed countries
V259 immigrants
V279 help immigrants
V286 moral duty to help immigrants
V287 sympathize with immigrants
V288 immigrants interest of society
V289 immigrants own interest
V290 do something in return for immigrants

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

V304 highest level education
V306 employed
V307 supervising someone
V308 number supervised people
V309 number others working organisation
V310 number employees
V311 job profession and industry
V312 kind of job
V313 job ISCO88
V314 how long unemployed
V315 chief wage earner?
V316 chief wage earner (un)employed?
V317 ISCO88 chief wage earner
V318 job chief wage earner
V319 ISCO88 job chief wage earner
V320 income household
V322 size town
O49 SES respondent

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

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

Variables in variable group "Additional and Others Variables":

CASENO Respondents number
COUNTRY country
O51 lenght in hours
O52 lenght in minutes
WEIGHT Weight

Variables not belonging to any variable group:

All variables are part of a variable group.

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