sasd_2008002_data_sk 28. máj 2009 NSD XML Generator ISSP na Slovensku 2006 - 2008 SASD 2008002 Sociologický ústav SAV a Univerzita Komenského v Bratislave, Filozofická fakulta, katedra sociológie / (vedúci tímu: Vladimír Krivý, riešitelia: Miloslav Bahna, Ján Bunčák, Roman Džambazovič, Magdaléna Piscová, Miroslav Tížik, Milan Zeman) ISSP Slovensko 2008 Výskum ISSP na Slovensku 2006-2008 je z troch modulov spojenou národnou verziou medzinárodného výskumu ISSP. Realizovaný bol v rámci riešenia projektu APVV - Slovensko v kľúčových medzinárodných výskumoch: dvadsať rokov premien spoločnosti. Výskum obsahoval tri moduly ISSP, pričom každý modul bol doplnený sadou špecifických otázok vytvorených tímom riešiteľov. Modul Voľný čas a šport bol realizovaný v rámci programu ISSP prvýkrát, modul Náboženstvo tretíkrát (na Slovensku druhý raz) a modul Úloha vlády už štvrtýkrát (na Slovensku prvý raz). Prvá časť dotazníka, modul ISSP 2007 Voľný čas a šport, sa zameriava na skúmanie voľnočasových a športových aktivít, ich frekvencie a významu, na vnímanie ideálnych postáv muža a ženy a na skúmanie zdravotného stavu. Druhá časť, modul ISSP 2008 Náboženstvo, skúma názory a postoje občanov k témam ako sú: podoby a intenzita vier, náboženské praktiky, dôvera v cirkvi, názory na vzťah politiky a náboženstva, základné morálne, náboženské a etické predstavy, vzťah k Biblii a zmysel života. Tretia časť, modul ISSP 2006 Úloha vlády, je zameraný na postoje verejnosti k občianskym slobodám, sociálnym nerovnostiam, sociálnemu zabezpečeniu a k ekonomickej politike vlády, na posudzovanie úspešnosti vlády v rôznych oblastiach, na témy korupcie, dôveru v politikov, interpersonálnu dôveru a na záujem o politiku. ISSP moduly boli doplnené aj sadou špecifických otázok za SR, zameraných na otázky preferencií trávenia dovoleniek, sledovanie tradičných aj alternatívnych náboženských praktík a hodnotenia politického systému. Doplnkovou časťou boli otázky o migrácii do zahraničia a vzťahu k iným krajinám. Výskum zahŕňa taktiež anonymizované štandardizované informácie o zamestnaneckom statuse, povolaní a príjme, štruktúre domácnosti, politickej orientácii, ako aj o ďalších socio-demografických znakoch respondentov. Viac o projekte ISSP a o jeho jednotlivých moduloch: www.issp.org Október 2008 7. októbra 2008 28. októbra 2008 Slovenská republika Slovenská republika Kraj – osem krajov jednotlivci Bývajúce obyvateľstvo SR vo veku 18 rokov a viac. dáta z reprezentatívneho výskumu FOCUS, s.r.o., Grösslingová 37, 811 09 Bratislava, Slovenská republika Viacstupňový stratifikovaný náhodný výber vzorky. Stratifikačné kritériá výberu primárnych výberových bodov (PSU): krajské členenie Slovenska na 8 krajov (úroveň NUTS III) a stupeň urbanizácie (kategorizácia sídiel do 1 tisíc, 1-2 tisíc, 2-5 tisíc, 5-20 tisíc, 20-50 tisíc, 50-100 tisíc, nad 100 tisíc obyvateľov). Počet PSU v jednotlivých stratách (spolu 56 strát), ktoré vznikli kombináciou uvedených stratifikačných kritérií, bol vybraný s pravdepodobnosťou proporcionálnou k parametrom základného súboru. Konečný počet PSU vo výskume bol 146, pričom v jednom výberovom bode bolo realizovaných 8 rozhovorov. Anketár jednotlivé domácnosti v určených PSU vyberal metódou tzv. náhodnej prechádzky. V kontaktovanej domácnosti bol respondent vybraný metódou "posledných narodenín" a mal najmenej 18 rokov. Osobné individuálne rozhovory. štandardizovaný, štruktúrovaný dotazník Pre zjednodušenie obsahuje dátový súbor aj niekoľko konštruovaných (rekategorizovaný vek, ...) a kontextuálnych (podiel občanov maďarskej národnosti v obci, ...) premenných. Tieto premenné sa v dátovom súbore nachádzajú za premennou "weight". Slovenský dátový súbor: 0 - prístupný pre verejnosť sasd_2008002_data_en.nsf 1138 338 NSDstat 9900 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 Version of archived data file in SASD Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 1 1 0 1 First archiving version 1138 2 Second archiving version 0 Constructed variable for SASD questionnaire number 1138 1 1142 571.656 329.724 Information about questionnaire interviewer number Name (or number) of the interviewer: 1138 4 3180 1774.14 967.747 PSU identifier 1138 1 150 73.7513 42.6949 Information about the respondent settlement code 1138 500011 599883 520466 21590 Information about the respondent Derived variable Q1a Frequency of activities in free time: Watch TV, DVD, videos WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Watch TV, DVD, videos Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.35764 0.7052 1 Daily 824 2 Several times a week 256 3 Several times a month 37 4 Several times a year or less often 11 5 Never 9 8 Can't choose 0 9 NA 1 Q1b Frequency of free time activities: Go to movies WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Go to the movies Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.48594 0.775774 1 Daily 1 2 Several times a week 12 3 Several times a month 84 4 Several times a year or less often 409 5 Never 623 8 Can't choose 4 9 NA 5 Q1c Frequency of free time activities: Go out shopping WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Go out shopping Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.68014 1.23264 1 Daily 33 2 Several times a week 158 3 Several times a month 326 4 Several times a year or less often 290 5 Never 318 8 Can't choose 6 9 NA 7 Q1d Frequency of free time activities: Read books WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Read books Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.29086 1.31854 1 Daily 126 2 Several times a week 207 3 Several times a month 257 4 Several times a year or less often 326 5 Never 216 8 Can't choose 4 9 NA 2 Q1e Frequency of free time activities: Attend cultural events WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Attend cultural events such as concerts, live theatre, exhibitions Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.16169 0.843126 1 Daily 7 2 Several times a week 31 3 Several times a month 144 4 Several times a year or less often 566 5 Never 384 8 Can't choose 3 9 NA 3 Q1f Frequency of free time activities: Get together with relatives WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Get together with relatives who do not live in your household Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.8761 0.976203 1 Daily 89 2 Several times a week 277 3 Several times a month 495 4 Several times a year or less often 256 5 Never 17 8 Can't choose 0 9 NA 4 Q1g Frequency of free time activities: Get together with friends WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Get together with friends Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.53427 0.960597 1 Daily 156 2 Several times a week 394 3 Several times a month 443 4 Several times a year or less often 122 5 Never 21 8 Can't choose 0 9 NA 2 Q1h Frequency of free time activities: Play cards WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Play cards or board games Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.28207 1.05706 1 Daily 15 2 Several times a week 55 3 Several times a month 165 4 Several times a year or less often 305 5 Never 586 8 Can't choose 5 9 NA 7 Q1i Frequency of free time activities: Listen to music WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Listen to music Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.01406 1.26858 1 Daily 509 2 Several times a week 335 3 Several times a month 156 4 Several times a year or less often 77 5 Never 52 8 Can't choose 4 9 NA 5 Q1j Frequency of free time activities: Sports, Gym WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Take part in physical activities such as sports, going to the gym, going for a walk Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.40246 1.37565 1 Daily 97 2 Several times a week 233 3 Several times a month 274 4 Several times a year or less often 211 5 Never 315 8 Can't choose 4 9 NA 4 Q1k Frequency of free time activities: Attend sporting events WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Attend sporting events as a spectator Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.23286 1.033 1 Daily 13 2 Several times a week 52 3 Several times a month 191 4 Several times a year or less often 315 5 Never 559 8 Can't choose 0 9 NA 8 Q1l Frequency of free time activities: Do handicrafts WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Do handicrafts such as needle work, wood work, gardening etc. Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.76098 1.32528 1 Daily 217 2 Several times a week 319 3 Several times a month 280 4 Several times a year or less often 180 5 Never 137 8 Can't choose 3 9 NA 2 Q1m Frequency of free time activities: Spend time on the Internet WE WILL START WITH QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR LEISURE TIME The following questions are related to your free time, that is, time you are not occupied with work or household duties or other activities that you are obliged to do. How often do you do each of the following activities in your free time? Spend time on the Internet/PC Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.55712 1.78698 1 Daily 216 2 Several times a week 194 3 Several times a month 109 4 Several times a year or less often 56 5 Never 543 8 Can't choose 2 9 NA 18 Q2a Free time activities enable you to be yourself When you are involved in free time activities to what extent do they enable you … to be the kind of person you really are? Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.45606 1.24285 1 Very much 216 2 A lot 432 3 Somewhat 363 4 A little 83 5 Not at all 21 8 Can't choose 18 9 NA 5 Q2b Free time activities strengthen your relationships When you are involved in free time activities to what extent do they enable you … to strengthen your relationships with other people? Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.59139 1.11478 1 Very much 153 2 A lot 389 3 Somewhat 450 4 A little 110 5 Not at all 21 8 Can't choose 12 9 NA 3 Q3a Enjoyment from free time activities: Reading books Please, indicate how much enjoyment you get from the following free time activities: Reading books Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.58963 1.40403 1 No enjoyment 122 2 Not much enjoyment 130 3 Some enjoyment 230 4 A fair amount of enjoyment 344 5 A great amount of enjoyment 246 6 I never do that 62 8 Can't choose 1 9 NA 3 Q3b Enjoyment from: Getting together with friends Please, indicate how much enjoyment you get from the following free time activities: Getting together with friends Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.01845 0.919166 1 No enjoyment 19 2 Not much enjoyment 49 3 Some enjoyment 182 4 A fair amount of enjoyment 545 5 A great amount of enjoyment 335 6 I never do that 5 8 Can't choose 2 9 NA 1 Q3c Enjoyment from: Taking part in physical activities Please, indicate how much enjoyment you get from the following free time activities: Taking part in physical activities such as sports, going to the gym, going for a walk Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.57557 1.47509 1 No enjoyment 118 2 Not much enjoyment 147 3 Some enjoyment 250 4 A fair amount of enjoyment 339 5 A great amount of enjoyment 181 6 I never do that 92 8 Can't choose 5 9 NA 6 Q3d Enjoyment from: Watching TV, videos Please, indicate how much enjoyment you get from the following free time activities: Watching TV, DVD, videos Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.0123 1.03408 1 No enjoyment 32 2 Not much enjoyment 68 3 Some enjoyment 162 4 A fair amount of enjoyment 487 5 A great amount of enjoyment 382 6 I never do that 3 8 Can't choose 0 9 NA 4 (SK) Enjoyment from: Handicrafts, gardening Please, indicate how much enjoyment you get from the following free time activities: Do handicrafts such as needle work, wood work, gardening etc. Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.56678 1.25382 1 No enjoyment 87 2 Not much enjoyment 136 3 Some enjoyment 248 4 A fair amount of enjoyment 427 5 A great amount of enjoyment 203 6 I never do that 33 8 Can't choose 1 9 NA 3 (SK) Enjoyment from: Meeting relatives Please, indicate how much enjoyment you get from the following free time activities: Get together with relatives who do not live in your household Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.97188 0.926071 1 No enjoyment 18 2 Not much enjoyment 49 3 Some enjoyment 198 4 A fair amount of enjoyment 579 5 A great amount of enjoyment 285 6 I never do that 3 8 Can't choose 3 9 NA 3 (SK) Enjoyment from: Time spent with family Please, indicate how much enjoyment you get from the following free time activities: Spending time with your closest family members who live with you in the household Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.45958 1.15037 1 No enjoyment 18 2 Not much enjoyment 34 3 Some enjoyment 102 4 A fair amount of enjoyment 380 5 A great amount of enjoyment 543 6 I never do that 31 8 Can't choose 8 9 NA 22 Q4a How often in free time: Establish useful contacts People do different things during their free time. For each of the following, please indicate how often you use your free time to … establish useful contacts Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.15993 1.12495 1 Very often 68 2 Often 233 3 Sometimes 420 4 Seldom 316 5 Never 91 8 Can't choose 7 9 NA 3 Q4b How often in free time: Relax and recover People do different things during their free time. For each of the following, please indicate how often you use your free time to … relax and recover Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.50527 0.978425 1 Very often 150 2 Often 456 3 Sometimes 366 4 Seldom 153 5 Never 9 8 Can't choose 2 9 NA 2 Q4c How often in free time: Learn or develop skills People do different things during their free time. For each of the following, please indicate how often you use your free time to … try to learn or develop skills Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.12917 1.2083 1 Very often 94 2 Often 242 3 Sometimes 379 4 Seldom 309 5 Never 102 8 Can't choose 8 9 NA 4 Q5aa How often in free time: Feel bored In your free time, how often do you ... feel bored? Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.23199 0.902823 1 Very often 9 2 Often 36 3 Sometimes 190 4 Seldom 354 5 Never 548 8 Can't choose 0 9 NA 1 Q5ab How often in free time: Feel rushed In your free time, how often do you ... feel rushed? Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 8 2.95431 1.11503 1 Very often 117 2 Often 273 3 Sometimes 397 4 Seldom 250 5 Never 100 8 Can't choose 1 9 NA 0 Q5ac How often in free time: Thinking about work In your free time, how often do you ... find yourself thinking about work? Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.11424 1.41395 1 Very often 116 2 Often 289 3 Sometimes 340 4 Seldom 214 5 Never 157 8 Can't choose 9 9 NA 13 Q5b Preference in free time: With other people or by oneself In your free time, do you prefer to be with other people or do you prefer to be by yourself? Please tick one box only Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.23286 1.01583 1 Most of time with other people 248 2 More with other people than alone 514 3 More alone than with other people 277 4 Most of time alone 90 8 Can't choose 7 9 NA 2 Q6a Change in spending time: Time in a paid job Suppose you could change the way you spend your time, spending more time on some things and less time on others. Which of the things on the following list would you like to spend more time on, which you would you like to spend less time on and which would you like to spend the same amount of time on as now? Time in a paid job Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.57206 2.13498 0 Doesn't apply 0 1 Much more time 138 2 A bit more time 189 3 Same time as now 426 4 A bit less time 148 5 Much less time 94 8 Can't choose 78 9 NA 65 Q6b Change in spending time: Doing household work Suppose you could change the way you spend your time, spending more time on some things and less time on others. Which of the things on the following list would you like to spend more time on, which you would you like to spend less time on and which would you like to spend the same amount of time on as now? Time doing household chores Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.03163 0.939161 0 Doesn't apply 0 1 Much more time 43 2 A bit more time 195 3 Same time as now 673 4 A bit less time 168 5 Much less time 50 8 Can't choose 5 9 NA 4 Q6c Change in spending time: Time with your family Suppose you could change the way you spend your time, spending more time on some things and less time on others. Which of the things on the following list would you like to spend more time on, which you would you like to spend less time on and which would you like to spend the same amount of time on as now? Time with your family Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.45079 1.14849 0 Doesn't apply 0 1 Much more time 205 2 A bit more time 364 3 Same time as now 515 4 A bit less time 29 5 Much less time 5 8 Can't choose 10 9 NA 10 Q6d Change in spending time: Time in leisure activities Suppose you could change the way you spend your time, spending more time on some things and less time on others. Which of the things on the following list would you like to spend more time on, which you would you like to spend less time on and which would you like to spend the same amount of time on as now? Time in leisure activities Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.5536 1.07389 0 Doesn't apply 0 1 Much more time 128 2 A bit more time 429 3 Same time as now 490 4 A bit less time 60 5 Much less time 15 8 Can't choose 9 9 NA 7 Q7a How many nights away from home for holidays In the last 12 months, how many nights altogether did you stay away from home for holidays or social visits? Please tick one box only Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.69156 1.75218 1 I was not away 393 2 1-5 nights 223 3 6-10 nights 200 4 11-20 nights 151 5 21-30 nights 47 6 More than 30 nights 107 8 Can't choose 10 9 NA 7 Q7b How many days of leave from work In the last 12 months, how many days of leave from your work, if any, did you take altogether (do not include maternity or sick leaves or similar types of leave)? Please tick one box only Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.68629 2.09514 1 None 131 2 1-5 days 58 3 6-10 days 117 4 11-20 days 272 5 21-30 days 130 6 More than 30 days 36 7 I do not work 380 8 Can't choose 5 9 NA 9 Q8a Most frequent sport or physical activity What sport or physical activity do you take part in most frequently? Most frequent sport or physical activity Please write in Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 77 999 209.728 153.65 77 none/ none other 530 100 Team sports 0 101 American football 0 102 Baseball, softball 0 103 Basketball 5 104 Cricket 0 105 Ice hockey 5 106 Field hockey 0 107 Football, soccer 67 108 Handball 1 109 Netball 0 110 Polo, water polo 0 111 Rugby 0 112 Volleyball 14 199 Other team sports 0 200 Racket sports 0 201 Badminton 3 202 Squash 1 203 Table tennis 2 204 Tennis 15 299 Other racket or bat sports 0 300 Athletics and fitness sports 0 301 Athletics (e.g. running, long-/high-jumping), marathon 1 302 Body training (eg body-building, artist.gymnastics) 2 303 Fitness (aerobics, exercise machine-training, work-out) 90 304 Jogging 15 305 Walking, Nordic-w, trekking, climbing) 161 399 Other fitness sports 0 400 Other sports 0 401 Adrenaline sports (e.g. bungee-jumping, paragliding) 0 402 Billiards, pool, snooker 1 403 Biathlon, triathlon 0 404 Bowling, curling, bocce 2 405 Boat sports (e.g. sailing, rowing, yachting) 0 406 Bullfight 0 407 Cockfighting 0 408 Cycling, mountain-biking 76 409 Dancing (e.g. ballroom dancing, ballet) 5 410 Darts 1 411 Fencing 0 412 Fishing, hunting 5 413 Golf, minigolf 0 414 Horse riding, horse racing 0 415 Ice skating 0 416 Inline skating, skateboarding, roller skating 9 417 Martial arts (e.g. Boxing, wrestling, Judo) 4 418 Motor sports (motor racing, go carting) 4 419 Rodeo 0 420 Shooting (pistols, rifle, archery) 0 421 Swimming, diving, snorkeling 27 422 Surfing, water-skiing 0 423 Snow-sports (skiing, snowboarding, cross-country) 3 499 Other sports 87 999 NA 2 (SK) Second most frequent sport or physical activity What is the second most frequent sport or physical activity you take part in? The second most frequent sport or physical activity Please write in Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 77 999 158.416 137.764 77 none/ none other 769 100 Team sports 0 101 American football 0 102 Baseball, softball 0 103 Basketball 3 104 Cricket 0 105 Ice hockey 13 106 Field hockey 0 107 Football, soccer 29 108 Handball 3 109 Netball 0 110 Polo, water polo 0 111 Rugby 0 112 Volleyball 9 199 Other team sports 0 200 Racket sports 0 201 Badminton 0 202 Squash 2 203 Table tennis 6 204 Tennis 9 299 Other racket or bat sports 0 300 Athletics and fitness sports 0 301 Athletics (e.g. running, long-/high-jumping), marathon 0 302 Body training (eg body-building, artist.gymnastics) 0 303 Fitness (aerobics, exercise machine-training, work-out) 28 304 Jogging 28 305 Walking, Nordic-w, trekking, climbing) 74 399 Other fitness sports 0 400 Other sports 0 401 Adrenaline sports (e.g. bungee-jumping, paragliding) 0 402 Billiards, pool, snooker 0 403 Biathlon, triathlon 0 404 Bowling, curling, bocce 0 405 Boat sports (e.g. sailing, rowing, yachting) 0 406 Bullfight 0 407 Cockfighting 0 408 Cycling, mountain-biking 64 409 Dancing (e.g. ballroom dancing, ballet) 2 410 Darts 0 411 Fencing 0 412 Fishing, hunting 2 413 Golf, minigolf 0 414 Horse riding, horse racing 0 415 Ice skating 0 416 Inline skating, skateboarding, roller skating 18 417 Martial arts (e.g. Boxing, wrestling, Judo) 2 418 Motor sports (motor racing, go carting) 2 419 Rodeo 0 420 Shooting (pistols, rifle, archery) 0 421 Swimming, diving, snorkeling 31 422 Surfing, water-skiing 0 423 Snow-sports (skiing, snowboarding, cross-country) 13 499 Other sports 29 999 NA 2 (SK) Third most frequent sport or physical activity What is the third most frequent sport or physical activity that you take part in? The third most frequent sport or physical activity Please write in Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 77 999 119.099 109.904 77 none/ none other 957 100 Team sports 0 101 American football 0 102 Baseball, softball 0 103 Basketball 3 104 Cricket 0 105 Ice hockey 2 106 Field hockey 0 107 Football, soccer 10 108 Handball 1 109 Netball 0 110 Polo, water polo 0 111 Rugby 0 112 Volleyball 7 199 Other team sports 0 200 Racket sports 0 201 Badminton 3 202 Squash 1 203 Table tennis 6 204 Tennis 0 299 Other racket or bat sports 0 300 Athletics and fitness sports 0 301 Athletics (e.g. running, long-/high-jumping), marathon 0 302 Body training (eg body-building, artist.gymnastics) 0 303 Fitness (aerobics, exercise machine-training, work-out) 17 304 Jogging 14 305 Walking, Nordic-w, trekking, climbing) 23 399 Other fitness sports 0 400 Other sports 0 401 Adrenaline sports (e.g. bungee-jumping, paragliding) 0 402 Billiards, pool, snooker 0 403 Biathlon, triathlon 0 404 Bowling, curling, bocce 0 405 Boat sports (e.g. sailing, rowing, yachting) 1 406 Bullfight 0 407 Cockfighting 0 408 Cycling, mountain-biking 35 409 Dancing (e.g. ballroom dancing, ballet) 7 410 Darts 0 411 Fencing 0 412 Fishing, hunting 1 413 Golf, minigolf 0 414 Horse riding, horse racing 0 415 Ice skating 0 416 Inline skating, skateboarding, roller skating 8 417 Martial arts (e.g. Boxing, wrestling, Judo) 0 418 Motor sports (motor racing, go carting) 0 419 Rodeo 0 420 Shooting (pistols, rifle, archery) 0 421 Swimming, diving, snorkeling 23 422 Surfing, water-skiing 0 423 Snow-sports (skiing, snowboarding, cross-country) 7 499 Other sports 10 999 NA 2 Q8b Type of games played most frequently Thinking about games rather than sports or physical activities, what type of game do you play most frequently? Select the most appropriate game from the list below and tick the corresponding box. If you do not play any game, please tick the box at the very bottom of the list. Please tick one box only Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 40.1731 42.5852 0 stolové hry 39 1 Backgammon 1 2 Checkers (brit. draughts) 17 3 Chess 33 4 Go 2 5 Other board games 49 6 Card games 173 7 Dominoes 7 8 Mah-jongg 4 9 Jigsaw puzzles 40 10 Word or number games 216 11 Video games, computer games 78 12 Gambling games 28 13 Country specific games 25 14 Other games 9 96 I do not play any game 411 98 Can't choose 4 99 NA 2 Q9a Reasons for sport or games: Physical or mental health Please indicate how important the following reasons are for you to take part in sports or games. For physical or mental health QUESTION FOR ALL Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 1.81722 1.58488 0 Doesn't apply 174 1 Very important 341 2 Somewhat important 395 3 Not very important 138 4 Not important 52 8 Can't choose 27 9 NA 11 Q9b Reasons for sport or games: To meet other people Please indicate how important the following reasons are for you to take part in sports or games. To meet other people QUESTION FOR ALL Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 1.94815 1.35642 0 Doesn't apply 155 1 Very important 208 2 Somewhat important 485 3 Not very important 208 4 Not important 62 8 Can't choose 13 9 NA 7 Q9c Reasons for sport or games: To compete against others Please indicate how important the following reasons are for you to take part in sports or games. To compete against others QUESTION FOR ALL Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 2.71441 1.70317 0 Doesn't apply 176 1 Very important 68 2 Somewhat important 193 3 Not very important 320 4 Not important 346 8 Can't choose 24 9 NA 11 Q9d Reasons for sport or games: To look good Please indicate how important the following reasons are for you to take part in sports or games. To look good QUESTION FOR ALL Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 2.34095 1.66703 0 Doesn't apply 167 1 Very important 147 2 Somewhat important 324 3 Not very important 286 4 Not important 180 8 Can't choose 15 9 NA 19 Q10a Most frequent sport watched on TV What sport do you watch on TV most frequently? Most frequent sport watched Please write in I do not watch any sport on TV -> go to Question A17 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 77 999 158.046 123.513 77 none/ none other" 345 100 Team sports 0 101 American football 0 102 Baseball, softball 0 103 Basketball 3 104 Cricket 0 105 Ice hockey 241 106 Field hockey 0 107 Football, soccer 254 108 Handball 3 109 Netball 0 110 Polo, water polo 1 111 Rugby 0 112 Volleyball 10 113 Field game - generally 1 199 Other team sports 0 200 Racket sports 0 201 Badminton 0 202 Squash 0 203 Table tennis 2 204 Tennis 63 299 Other racket or bat sports 0 300 Athletics and fitness sports 0 301 Athletics (eg running, long-/high-jumping), marathon 29 302 Body training (eg body-building, artist.gymnastics) 14 303 Fitness (aerobics, exercise machine-training, work-out) 0 304 Jogging 0 305 Walking, Nordic-w, trekking, climbing) 0 399 Other fitness sports 0 400 Other sports 0 401 Adrenaline sports (e.g. bungee-jumping, paragliding) 1 402 Billiards, pool, snooker 2 403 Biathlon, triathlon 0 404 Bowling, curling, bocce 0 405 Boat sports (e.g. sailing, rowing, yachting) 2 406 Bullfight 0 407 Cockfighting 0 408 Cycling, mountain-biking 5 409 Dancing (e.g. ballroom dancing, ballet) 17 410 Darts 0 411 Fencing 0 412 Fishing, hunting 0 413 Golf, minigolf 0 414 Horse riding, horse racing 4 415 Ice skating 78 416 Inline skating, skateboarding, roller skating 0 417 Martial arts (e.g. Boxing, wrestling, Judo) 8 418 Motor sports (motor racing, go carting) 29 419 Rodeo 0 420 Shooting (pistols, rifle, archery) 0 421 Swimming, diving, snorkeling 13 422 Surfing, water-skiing 0 423 Snow-sports (skiing, snowboarding, cross-country) 10 424 Aquatic sports - generally 1 425 Olympiad - generally 0 499 Other sports 0 999 NA 2 Q10b Second most frequent sport watched on TV What sport is the SECOND MOST FREQUENT that you watch on TV? Second most frequent sport watched Please write in Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 77 999 148.815 121.192 77 none/ none other" 466 100 Team sports 1 101 American football 0 102 Baseball, softball 0 103 Basketball 11 104 Cricket 0 105 Ice hockey 232 106 Field hockey 0 107 Football, soccer 157 108 Handball 10 109 Netball 0 110 Polo, water polo 1 111 Rugby 0 112 Volleyball 9 113 Field game - generally 1 199 Other team sports 0 200 Racket sports 0 201 Badminton 0 202 Squash 1 203 Table tennis 0 204 Tennis 59 299 Other racket or bat sports 0 300 Athletics and fitness sports 0 301 Athletics (eg running, long-/high-jumping), marathon 21 302 Body training (eg body-building, artist.gymnastics) 8 303 Fitness (aerobics, exercise machine-training, work-out) 1 304 Jogging 0 305 Walking, Nordic-w, trekking, climbing) 3 399 Other fitness sports 0 400 Other sports 0 401 Adrenaline sports (e.g. bungee-jumping, paragliding) 1 402 Billiards, pool, snooker 3 403 Biathlon, triathlon 0 404 Bowling, curling, bocce 0 405 Boat sports (e.g. sailing, rowing, yachting) 1 406 Bullfight 0 407 Cockfighting 0 408 Cycling, mountain-biking 2 409 Dancing (e.g. ballroom dancing, ballet) 19 410 Darts 0 411 Fencing 0 412 Fishing, hunting 1 413 Golf, minigolf 0 414 Horse riding, horse racing 3 415 Ice skating 42 416 Inline skating, skateboarding, roller skating 0 417 Martial arts (e.g. Boxing, wrestling, Judo) 6 418 Motor sports (motor racing, go carting) 30 419 Rodeo 0 420 Shooting (pistols, rifle, archery) 0 421 Swimming, diving, snorkeling 22 422 Surfing, water-skiing 0 423 Snow-sports (skiing, snowboarding, cross-country) 16 424 Aquatic sports - generally 5 425 Olympiad - generally 4 499 Other sports 0 999 NA 2 Q11 How proud about an international sport competition? How proud are you when Slovakia does well at an international sports or games competition? Please tick one box only Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.1529 1.89138 1 I am very proud 498 2 I am somewhat proud 455 3 I am not very proud 63 4 I am not proud at all 37 8 Can't choose 60 9 NA 25 Q12a Opinion: Sport develops children's character People have different opinions about sports. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Taking part in sports develops children's character. Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.72759 1.06249 1 Agree strongly 552 2 Agree 445 3 Neither agree nor disagree 114 4 Disagree 8 5 Disagree strongly 1 8 Can't choose 17 9 NA 1 Q12b Opinion: Too much sport on TV People have different opinions about sports. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? There is too much sport on TV. Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.45255 1.57653 1 Agree strongly 64 2 Agree 190 3 Neither agree nor disagree 463 4 Disagree 244 5 Disagree strongly 100 8 Can't choose 73 9 NA 4 Q12c Opinion: Sport brings different groups together People have different opinions about sports. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Sports bring different groups and races inside Slovakia closer together Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.36292 1.49791 1 Agree strongly 268 2 Agree 521 3 Neither agree nor disagree 237 4 Disagree 48 5 Disagree strongly 14 8 Can't choose 44 9 NA 6 Q12d Opinion: Intern. sport competition create tension betw. countries People have different opinions about sports. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? International sports competitions create more tension between countries than good feelings. Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.71178 1.42273 1 Agree strongly 38 2 Agree 159 3 Neither agree nor disagree 325 4 Disagree 348 5 Disagree strongly 216 8 Can't choose 47 9 NA 5 Q12e Opinion: Government should spend more money on sports People have different opinions about sports. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Slovak government should spend more money on sports. Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.58084 1.5521 1 Agree strongly 230 2 Agree 420 3 Neither agree nor disagree 335 4 Disagree 74 5 Disagree strongly 23 8 Can't choose 53 9 NA 3 Q13a Participation: A sports association/group In the last 12 months, how often have you participated in the activities of one of the following associations or groups? I have participated in… A sports association/group Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.61511 1.00894 1 At least once a week 33 2 At least once a month 41 3 Several times 65 4 Once or twice 78 5 Never 914 8 Can't choose 3 9 NA 4 Q13b Participation: A cultural association/group In the last 12 months, how often have you participated in the activities of one of the following associations or groups? I have participated in… A cultural association/group Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.66344 0.872778 1 At least once a week 14 2 At least once a month 27 3 Several times 83 4 Once or twice 108 5 Never 897 8 Can't choose 8 9 NA 1 Q13c Participation: A church or religious organisation In the last 12 months, how often have you participated in the activities of one of the following associations or groups? I have participated in… A church or other religious organisation Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.53866 1.04801 1 At least once a week 36 2 At least once a month 33 3 Several times 104 4 Once or twice 102 5 Never 855 8 Can't choose 4 9 NA 4 Q13d Participation: A community-service or civic association/group In the last 12 months, how often have you participated in the activities of one of the following associations or groups? I have participated in… A community-service or civic association/group Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.58524 0.870827 1 At least once a week 10 2 At least once a month 38 3 Several times 97 4 Once or twice 134 5 Never 856 8 Can't choose 2 9 NA 1 Q13e Participation: A political party or organisation In the last 12 months, how often have you participated in the activities of one of the following associations or groups? I have participated in… A political party or organisation Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.9297 0.500111 1 At least once a week 1 2 At least once a month 8 3 Several times 25 4 Once or twice 25 5 Never 1072 8 Can't choose 5 9 NA 2 Q14a Trust in people or careful in dealing with people Generally speaking, would you say that people can be trusted or that you can't be too careful in dealing with people? Please tick one box only Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.99912 0.940162 1 People can almost always be trusted 19 2 People can usually be trusted 301 3 You usually can't be too careful in dealing with people 535 4 You almost always can't be too careful in dealing with peopl 270 8 Can't choose 10 9 NA 3 Q14b Personal interest in politics How interested would you say you personally are in politics? Please tick one box only Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.94728 0.880172 1 Very interested 37 2 Fairly interested 296 3 Not very interested 518 4 Not at all interested 282 8 Can't choose 2 9 NA 3 Q15a Obstacle: Lack of facilities nearby To what extent do the following conditions prevent you from doing the free time activities you would like to do? Lack of facilities nearby FOLLOWING QUESTIONS CONCERN YOUR PERSONAL SITUATION Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.29262 1.55224 1 Very much 95 2 To a large extent 272 3 To some extent 237 4 Not at all 473 8 Can't choose 44 9 NA 17 Q15b Obstacle: Lack of money To what extent do the following conditions prevent you from doing the free time activities you would like to do? Lack of money FOLLOWING QUESTIONS CONCERN YOUR PERSONAL SITUATION Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.95606 1.40667 1 Very much 159 2 To a large extent 284 3 To some extent 287 4 Not at all 375 8 Can't choose 21 9 NA 12 Q15c Obstacle: Personal health, age or disability To what extent do the following conditions prevent you from doing the free time activities you would like to do? Personal health, age or disability FOLLOWING QUESTIONS CONCERN YOUR PERSONAL SITUATION Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.19069 1.38646 1 Very much 159 2 To a large extent 173 3 To some extent 225 4 Not at all 553 8 Can't choose 13 9 NA 15 Q15d Obstacle: Taking care of someone To what extent do the following conditions prevent you from doing the free time activities you would like to do? Need to take care of someone (elderly, children, …) FOLLOWING QUESTIONS CONCERN YOUR PERSONAL SITUATION Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.55888 1.46088 1 Very much 90 2 To a large extent 138 3 To some extent 197 4 Not at all 659 8 Can't choose 29 9 NA 25 Q15e Obstacle: Lack of time To what extent do the following conditions prevent you from doing the free time activities you would like to do? Lack of time FOLLOWING QUESTIONS CONCERN YOUR PERSONAL SITUATION Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.82601 1.40409 1 Very much 195 2 To a large extent 302 3 To some extent 275 4 Not at all 337 8 Can't choose 17 9 NA 12 (SK) Obstacle: I have no one to do it with To what extent do the following conditions prevent you from doing the free time activities you would like to do? I have no companion FOLLOWING QUESTIONS CONCERN YOUR PERSONAL SITUATION Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.49824 1.39054 1 Very much 55 2 To a large extent 172 3 To some extent 284 4 Not at all 578 8 Can't choose 23 9 NA 26 Q16 How happy or unhappy in general, these days If you were to consider your life in general these days, how happy or unhappy would you say you are, on the whole … Please tick one box only Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.2768 1.02639 1 Very happy 110 2 Fairly happy 743 3 Not very happy 232 4 Not at all happy 33 8 Can't choose 13 9 NA 7 Q17 Status of health in general In general, would you say your health is … Please tick one box only Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 8 2.89279 1.02858 1 Excellent 112 2 Very good 266 3 Good 453 4 Fair 249 5 Poor 57 8 Can't choose 1 9 NA 0 Q18a Yesterday was: Working-day or holiday Now, two questions about yesterday. Just to recall for you, yesterday was Please tick one box only Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 10 1.39104 0.939221 1 A weekday or working-day 790 2 A day off or a holiday 333 8 Can't choose 10 9 NA 3 10 2 Q19a Height of Respondent: cm Just to recall for you, yesterday was Height: Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 148 999 184.457 109.261 148 2 150 3 152 2 153 4 154 6 155 18 156 7 157 9 158 36 159 11 160 69 161 13 162 45 163 29 164 51 165 92 166 17 167 36 168 79 169 32 170 105 171 21 172 44 173 31 174 26 175 70 176 33 177 9 178 47 179 9 180 41 181 8 182 18 183 10 184 16 185 16 186 4 187 12 188 9 189 5 190 11 192 3 193 1 194 1 195 3 196 2 198 1 200 1 998 DK 9 999 NA 11 Q19b Weight of Respondent: kg Just to recall for you, yesterday was Weight: Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 42 999 118.729 198.795 42 1 45 5 47 3 48 2 49 6 50 20 51 7 52 11 53 7 54 13 55 13 56 10 57 12 58 24 59 18 60 44 61 7 62 23 63 20 64 24 65 58 66 12 67 17 68 47 69 19 70 71 71 14 72 32 73 16 74 22 75 53 76 23 77 11 78 25 79 11 80 66 81 12 82 27 83 9 84 14 85 49 86 13 87 4 88 13 89 12 90 42 91 4 92 17 93 8 94 2 95 25 96 5 97 2 98 9 99 4 100 13 102 4 103 2 104 2 105 5 106 2 108 1 110 8 112 1 113 1 115 1 120 1 122 1 130 2 150 1 998 DK 32 999 NA 23 Q20 Would you like to gain or lose weight? Would you like to… Please tick one box only Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.57996 0.919458 1 Gain weight 79 2 Maintain your current weight 488 3 Lose weight 438 4 I don't care about my weight 125 8 Can't choose 5 9 NA 3 Q21a Pictures of the ideal shape of a man Which of the following pictures come closest to your conception of an ideal shape of a man? Please tick the box below the picture of your choice of the ideal man Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.04394 1.85248 1 picture 1 (very corpulent) 49 2 picture 2 (corpulent) 485 3 picture 3 (slender) 448 4 picture 4 (very slender) 47 8 Can't choose 68 9 NA 41 Q21b Pictures of the ideal shape of a woman Which of the following pictures come closest to your conception of an ideal shape of a woman? Please tick the box below the picture of your choice of the ideal woman Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.97188 1.58963 1 picture 1 (very corpulent) 50 2 picture 2 (corpulent) 413 3 picture 3 (slender) 522 4 picture 4 (very slender) 78 8 Can't choose 47 9 NA 28 (SK) In childhood R encouraged to develop manual skills Please remember your childhood and youth and tell what did your parents encourage you to go in for? In my childhood, my parents encouraged me to develop my manual skills Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.70299 1.0125 1 Definitely yes 574 2 Probably yes 416 3 Probably not 114 4 Definitely not 21 8 Can't choose 11 9 NA 2 (SK) In childhood R encouraged to go in for sports Please remember your childhood and youth and tell what did your parents encourage you to go in for? In my childhood, my parents encouraged me to go in for sports and physical activities Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.50967 1.15485 1 Definitely yes 220 2 Probably yes 349 3 Probably not 401 4 Definitely not 153 8 Can't choose 12 9 NA 3 (SK) In childhood R encouraged to be interested in culture Please remember your childhood and youth and tell what did your parents encourage you to go in for? In my childhood, my parents encouraged me to be interested in culture and art Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.54218 1.13878 1 Definitely yes 195 2 Probably yes 372 3 Probably not 390 4 Definitely not 167 8 Can't choose 10 9 NA 4 (SK) R spends in last years more/less time working Every day is 24 hours long…try to evaluate whether you spent in the last 3 - 4 years more or less time doing the following activities? Paid job/work Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 3.29086 2.48491 0 NA 9 1 Spend more time than before 338 2 Spend as much time as before 288 3 Spend less time than before 177 7 Does not apply 317 9 Can't choose 9 (SK) R spends in last years more/less time working in house, gardening Every day is 24 hours long…try to evaluate whether you spent in the last 3 - 4 years more or less time doing the following activities? Housework, work around the house, garden, weekend cottage, voluntary work Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 2.10984 1.18895 0 NA 4 1 Spend more time than before 312 2 Spend as much time as before 537 3 Spend less time than before 247 7 Does not apply 34 9 Can't choose 4 (SK) R spends in last years more/less time caring for family member Every day is 24 hours long…try to evaluate whether you spent in the last 3 - 4 years more or less time doing the following activities? Care for a family member Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 2.79525 2.00336 0 NA 11 1 Spend more time than before 249 2 Spend as much time as before 448 3 Spend less time than before 247 7 Does not apply 176 9 Can't choose 7 (SK) R spends in last years more/less time doing oth. necessary activities Every day is 24 hours long…try to evaluate whether you spent in the last 3 - 4 years more or less time doing the following activities? Other necessary activities (e.g. transport to work, meals etc) Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 2.98858 2.05356 0 NA 12 1 Spend more time than before 137 2 Spend as much time as before 547 3 Spend less time than before 240 7 Does not apply 184 9 Can't choose 18 (SK) R spends in last years more/less time with free time activities Every day is 24 hours long…try to evaluate whether you spent in the last 3 - 4 years more or less time doing the following activities? Free time activities when you can choose what to do Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 2.35237 1.29938 0 NA 12 1 Spend more time than before 189 2 Spend as much time as before 529 3 Spend less time than before 364 7 Does not apply 29 9 Can't choose 15 (SK) R spends in last years more/less time sleeping Every day is 24 hours long…try to evaluate whether you spent in the last 3 - 4 years more or less time doing the following activities? Sleep Please tick one box on each line Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 2.11336 0.785968 0 NA 4 1 Spend more time than before 198 2 Spend as much time as before 625 3 Spend less time than before 307 7 Does not apply 0 9 Can't choose 4 (SK) R spends holiday with/on (1st preference) How do you spend your holiday ... Choose one option that you prefer the most for your holiday Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 99 5.71002 7.81021 1 Water (sea, lakes and similar) 417 2 Snow (skiing and similar) 33 3 Sightseeing (nature and historical places of interest) 73 4 Stay at health resorts 66 5 Adrenaline experience 4 6 Culture events and festivals 24 7 Tourism (hiking, mountain hike, water tourism) 81 8 Going to a cottage/ summer house 60 9 Other:..... 10 10 I do not go on holiday 364 98 Can't choose 3 99 NA 3 (SK) R spends holiday with/on (2nd preference) How do you spend your holiday ... Now, what do you prefer on the second place Summation of listed categories: 1138 1068 1 99 6.67416 7.67612 1 Water (sea, lakes and similar) 93 2 Snow (skiing and similar) 100 3 Sightseeing (nature and historical places of interest) 166 4 Stay at health resorts 86 5 Adrenaline experience 15 6 Culture events and festivals 52 7 Tourism (hiking, mountain hike, water tourism) 118 8 Going to a cottage/ summer house 63 9 Other:..... 5 10 I do not go on holiday 364 98 Can't choose 3 99 NA 3 SYSMISS 70 (SK) R spends holiday with/on (3rd preference) How do you spend your holiday ... and on the third place: Summation of listed categories: 1138 987 1 99 7.58967 7.70111 1 Water (sea, lakes and similar) 46 2 Snow (skiing and similar) 36 3 Sightseeing (nature and historical places of interest) 121 4 Stay at health resorts 50 5 Adrenaline experience 25 6 Culture events and festivals 67 7 Tourism (hiking, mountain hike, water tourism) 150 8 Going to a cottage/ summer house 96 9 Other:..... 26 10 I do not go on holiday 364 98 Can't choose 3 99 NA 3 SYSMISS 151 Q2 Sexual relations before marriage Next part will deal with other topics Do you think it is wrong or not wrong if a man and a woman have sexual relations before marriage? PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.50088 1.60652 1 Always wrong 140 2 Almost always wrong 120 3 Wrong only sometimes 197 4 Not wrong at all 615 8 Cant choose 41 9 NA 25 Q3 Sexual relations with someone other than spouse What about a married person having sexual relations with someone other than his or her husband or wife, is it... PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.98155 1.74813 1 Always wrong 650 2 Almost always wrong 242 3 Wrong only sometimes 122 4 Not wrong at all 66 8 Cant choose 31 9 NA 27 Q4 Sexual relations between two adults of the same sex And what about sexual relations between two adults of the same sex, is it... PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.82425 2.41602 1 Always wrong 535 2 Almost always wrong 141 3 Wrong only sometimes 87 4 Not wrong at all 226 8 Cant choose 109 9 NA 40 Q5a Opinion: Abortion if defect in the baby Do you personally think it is wrong or not wrong for a woman to have an abortion ... If there is a strong chance of serious defect in the baby... PLEASE, CHOOSE ONLY ONE BOX ON EACH LINE Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.72056 1.80713 1 Always wrong 126 2 Almost always wrong 109 3 Wrong only sometimes 187 4 Not wrong at all 609 8 Cant choose 70 9 NA 37 Q5b Opinion: Abortion if family has very low income Do you personally think it is wrong or not wrong for a woman to have an abortion ... If the family has a very low income and cannot afford any more children... PLEASE, CHOOSE ONLY ONE BOX ON EACH LINE Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.10721 2.00372 1 Always wrong 272 2 Almost always wrong 197 3 Wrong only sometimes 261 4 Not wrong at all 302 8 Cant choose 75 9 NA 31 (SK) Opinion: Abortion for woman's working or study prospects Do you personally think it is wrong or not wrong for a woman to have an abortion ... If maternity endangers woman's working prospects or finishing her studies PLEASE, CHOOSE ONLY ONE BOX ON EACH LINE Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.64499 2.10301 1 Always wrong 454 2 Almost always wrong 221 3 Wrong only sometimes 189 4 Not wrong at all 169 8 Cant choose 74 9 NA 31 (SK) Opinion: Abortion if couple doesn't want more children Do you personally think it is wrong or not wrong for a woman to have an abortion ... If a married couple does not want to have any more children PLEASE, CHOOSE ONLY ONE BOX ON EACH LINE Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.84183 2.12526 1 Always wrong 384 2 Almost always wrong 225 3 Wrong only sometimes 201 4 Not wrong at all 215 8 Cant choose 80 9 NA 33 Q6 Husband earn money, wifes job is family Do you agree or disagree... A husband's job is to earn money; a wife's job is to look after the household and family Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.09051 1.3947 1 Strongly agree 149 2 Agree 252 3 Neither agree nor disagree 334 4 Disagree 200 5 Strongly disagree 190 8 Cant choose 5 9 NA 8 Q8a Confidence in parliament How much confidence do you have in ... Parliament (National Council of the Slovak Republic) PLEASE, CHOOSE ONLY ONE BOX ON EACH LINE Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.38489 1.41776 1 Complete confidence 40 2 A great deal of confidence 252 3 Some confidence 404 4 Very little confidence 257 5 No confidence at all 141 8 Cant choose 33 9 NA 11 Q8b Confidence in business and industry How much confidence do you have in ... Business and industry PLEASE, CHOOSE ONLY ONE BOX ON EACH LINE Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.62742 1.67816 1 Complete confidence 28 2 A great deal of confidence 218 3 Some confidence 422 4 Very little confidence 252 5 No confidence at all 126 8 Cant choose 68 9 NA 24 Q8c Confidence in churches and religious organizations How much confidence do you have in ... Churches and religious organisations PLEASE, CHOOSE ONLY ONE BOX ON EACH LINE Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.30756 1.60484 1 Complete confidence 106 2 A great deal of confidence 267 3 Some confidence 330 4 Very little confidence 207 5 No confidence at all 178 8 Cant choose 34 9 NA 16 Q8d Confidence in courts and legal system How much confidence do you have in ... Courts and the legal system PLEASE, CHOOSE ONLY ONE BOX ON EACH LINE Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.50879 1.36046 1 Complete confidence 23 2 A great deal of confidence 202 3 Some confidence 419 4 Very little confidence 305 5 No confidence at all 144 8 Cant choose 36 9 NA 9 Q8e Confidence in schools and educational system How much confidence do you have in ... Schools and the educational system PLEASE, CHOOSE ONLY ONE BOX ON EACH LINE Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.80668 1.4128 1 Complete confidence 90 2 A great deal of confidence 476 3 Some confidence 364 4 Very little confidence 116 5 No confidence at all 50 8 Cant choose 32 9 NA 10 (SK) Country where R lived for min. 3 months (1) Have you ever lived more than three months outside the Slovakia? If yes, list three countries at the most that you have lived in beginning with the country, where you lived for the longest time. (Include Czech Republic, too!) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 99 68.7873 22.8318 1 Great Britain 14 2 Australia 1 3 Czech Republic 57 4 Belgium 1 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 6 Bulgaria 1 7 Russia 5 8 Austria 11 9 Germany 10 10 USA 4 11 Hungary 8 12 Poland 0 13 Italy 5 14 France 2 15 India 1 16 Ireland 2 17 Iceland 1 18 Japan 1 19 Kazakhstan 0 20 Kosovo 1 21 Switzerland 0 22 Cuba 0 23 Romania 1 24 Greece 0 25 Ukraine 5 26 Serbia 1 27 Spain 2 28 Uzbekistan 1 29 Albania 0 30 Africa 0 31 Denmark 0 32 Holland 0 33 Croatia 0 34 Yugoslavia 0 35 Canada 0 36 Norway 0 37 Portugal 0 38 Slovenia 0 39 Sweden 0 40 Venezuela 0 41 Cyprus 0 42 Ethipia 0 43 Lithuania 0 44 Finland 0 45 Liechtenstein 0 50 neighbour counries 0 51 Scandinavian countires 0 52 west countries 0 53 outside of EU 0 54 Germany speaking counties 0 77 never has been lived ouside of Slovakia 996 98 DK 0 99 NA 6 First choice (SK) Country where R lived for min. 3 months (2) Have you ever lived more than three months outside the Slovakia? If yes, list three countries at the most that you have lived in beginning with the country, where you lived for the longest time. (Include Czech Republic, too!) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1027 3 99 75.5122 10.4473 1 Great Britain 0 2 Australia 0 3 Czech Republic 6 4 Belgium 0 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 6 Bulgaria 0 7 Russia 0 8 Austria 5 9 Germany 3 10 USA 2 11 Hungary 2 12 Poland 1 13 Italy 1 14 France 0 15 India 0 16 Ireland 0 17 Iceland 0 18 Japan 0 19 Kazakhstan 0 20 Kosovo 0 21 Switzerland 2 22 Cuba 1 23 Romania 0 24 Greece 1 25 Ukraine 1 26 Serbia 0 27 Spain 0 28 Uzbekistan 0 29 Albania 0 30 Africa 0 31 Denmark 0 32 Holland 0 33 Croatia 0 34 Yugoslavia 0 35 Canada 0 36 Norway 0 37 Portugal 0 38 Slovenia 0 39 Sweden 0 40 Venezuela 0 41 Cyprus 0 42 Ethipia 0 43 Lithuania 0 44 Finland 0 45 Liechtenstein 0 50 neighbour counries 0 51 Scandinavian countires 0 52 west countries 0 53 outside of EU 0 54 Germany speaking counties 0 77 never has been lived ouside of Slovakia 996 98 DK 0 99 NA 6 SYSMISS 111 Second choice (SK) Country where R lived for min. 3 months (3) Have you ever lived more than three months outside the Slovakia? If yes, list three countries at the most that you have lived in beginning with the country, where you lived for the longest time. (Include Czech Republic, too!) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1008 3 99 76.7312 5.47561 1 Great Britain 0 2 Australia 0 3 Czech Republic 2 4 Belgium 0 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 6 Bulgaria 0 7 Russia 1 8 Austria 0 9 Germany 1 10 USA 0 11 Hungary 0 12 Poland 0 13 Italy 0 14 France 1 15 India 0 16 Ireland 0 17 Iceland 0 18 Japan 0 19 Kazakhstan 0 20 Kosovo 0 21 Switzerland 0 22 Cuba 0 23 Romania 1 24 Greece 0 25 Ukraine 0 26 Serbia 0 27 Spain 0 28 Uzbekistan 0 29 Albania 0 30 Africa 0 31 Denmark 0 32 Holland 0 33 Croatia 0 34 Yugoslavia 0 35 Canada 0 36 Norway 0 37 Portugal 0 38 Slovenia 0 39 Sweden 0 40 Venezuela 0 41 Cyprus 0 42 Ethipia 0 43 Lithuania 0 44 Finland 0 45 Liechtenstein 0 50 neighbour counries 0 51 Scandinavian countires 0 52 west countries 0 53 outside of EU 0 54 Germany speaking counties 0 77 never has been lived ouside of Slovakia 996 98 DK 0 99 NA 6 SYSMISS 130 Third choice Q9 Moved from one place to another 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? Card B8 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.25923 1.05459 1 I have lived in different countries 64 2 I have lived in different places in the same country 201 3 I have lived in different neighborhoods in the same place 299 4 I have always lived in the same neighborhood 562 8 DK 10 9 NA 2 Q10a Religious leaders should not influence vote How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following... ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONLY ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Religious leaders should not try to influence how people vote in elections... Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.07996 1.61614 1 Strongly agree 601 2 Agree 216 3 Neither agree nor disagree 161 4 Disagree 71 5 Strongly disagree 51 8 Cant choose 30 9 NA 8 Q10b Religious leaders should not influence government How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following... ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONLY ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Religious leaders should not try to influence government decisions. Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.19332 1.62313 1 Strongly agree 538 2 Agree 233 3 Neither agree nor disagree 190 4 Disagree 88 5 Strongly disagree 50 8 Cant choose 31 9 NA 8 (SK) More people with religious beliefs should hold public offices How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following... ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONLY ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) It would be better for Slovakia if more people with strong religious beliefs hold public offices. Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.50351 1.72378 1 Strongly agree 112 2 Agree 190 3 Neither agree nor disagree 368 4 Disagree 184 5 Strongly disagree 211 8 Cant choose 57 9 NA 16 Q11a Modern science does more harm than good Please consider the following statements and tell me whether you agree or disagree.. ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Overall, modern science does more harm than good. Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.76626 1.43576 1 Strongly agree 45 2 Agree 130 3 Neither agree nor disagree 330 4 Disagree 337 5 Strongly disagree 245 8 Cant choose 41 9 NA 10 Q11b Too much trust in science Please consider the following statements and tell me whether you agree or disagree.. ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) We trust too much in science and not enough in religious faith. Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.49473 1.64813 1 Strongly agree 74 2 Agree 218 3 Neither agree nor disagree 375 4 Disagree 244 5 Strongly disagree 157 8 Cant choose 49 9 NA 21 Q11c Religions bring conflict Please consider the following statements and tell me whether you agree or disagree.. ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Looking around the world, religions bring more conflict than peace. Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.058 1.64858 1 Strongly agree 147 2 Agree 307 3 Neither agree nor disagree 359 4 Disagree 185 5 Strongly disagree 76 8 Cant choose 54 9 NA 10 Q11d Religious people too intolerant Please consider the following statements and tell me whether you agree or disagree.. ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) People with very strong religious beliefs are often too intolerant of others. Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.03515 1.73398 1 Strongly agree 184 2 Agree 289 3 Neither agree nor disagree 335 4 Disagree 187 5 Strongly disagree 74 8 Cant choose 52 9 NA 17 Q12 Power of churches and religious organizations Do you think that churches and religious organizations in this country have too much power or too little power? Card B11 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.00967 1.54068 1 Far too much power 99 2 Too much power 271 3 About the right amount of power 598 4 Too little power 83 5 Far too little power 16 8 Cant choose 61 9 NA 10 Q13a Equal rights for religious groups How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) All religious groups in Slovakia should have equal rights. Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.77856 1.71398 1 Strongly agree 260 2 Agree 336 3 Neither agree nor disagree 252 4 Disagree 166 5 Strongly disagree 63 8 Cant choose 54 9 NA 7 Q13b Respect all religions How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) We must respect all religions. Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.82601 1.6864 1 Strongly agree 230 2 Agree 344 3 Neither agree nor disagree 275 4 Disagree 150 5 Strongly disagree 84 8 Cant choose 42 9 NA 13 Q14a Accept person from different religion: Marrying a relative People have different religions and different religious views. Would you accept a person from a different religion or with a very different religious view from yours… ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) marrying a relative of yours Card B13 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.6819 1.94354 1 Definitely accept 289 2 Probably accept 404 3 Probably not accept 254 4 Definitely not accept 88 8 Cant choose 86 9 NA 17 Q14b Accept person from different religion: Candidate of a political party People have different religions and different religious views. Would you accept a person from a different religion or with a very different religious view from yours… ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) being a candidate of the political party you prefer? Card B13 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.64938 2.18597 1 Definitely accept 355 2 Probably accept 446 3 Probably not accept 147 4 Definitely not accept 54 8 Cant choose 113 9 NA 23 Q15a Religious extremists: Hold public meetings 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... Hold public meetings to express their views? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.73199 1.83469 1 Definitely 37 2 Probably 186 3 Probably not 405 4 Definitely not 369 8 Cant choose 122 9 NA 19 Q15b Religious extremists: Publish books 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... Publish books expressing their views? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.73902 1.90576 1 Definitely 44 2 Probably 203 3 Probably not 385 4 Definitely not 355 8 Cant choose 129 9 NA 22 Q16 Closest to Rs belief about God Please indicate which statement below comes closest to expressing what you believe about God. (PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B15 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.59051 1.80081 1 I don't believe in God 115 2 Don't know whether there is a God, don't believe there is a 62 3 Don't believe in a personal God, but I do believe in a Highe 120 4 I find myself believing in God some of the time, but not at 149 5 While I have doubts, feel that I do believe in God 201 6 I know God really exists and have no doubts about it 460 8 DK 15 9 NA 16 Q17 Best describes beliefs about God Which best describes your beliefs about God? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B16 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.79174 1.90164 1 I don't believe in God now and I never have 143 2 I don't believe in God now, but I used to 93 3 I believe in God now, but I didn't use to 166 4 I believe in God now and I always have 608 8 Cant choose 96 9 NA 32 Q18a Belief in life after death Do you believe in Life after death ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.76626 1.99644 1 Yes, definitely 336 2 Yes, probably 302 3 No, probably not 216 4 No, definitely not 184 8 Cant choose 76 9 NA 24 Q18b Belief in heaven Do you believe in Heaven ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.88313 2.06947 1 Yes, definitely 320 2 Yes, probably 294 3 No, probably not 198 4 No, definitely not 214 8 Cant choose 85 9 NA 27 Q18c Belief in hell Do you believe in Hell ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.03251 2.06146 1 Yes, definitely 279 2 Yes, probably 256 3 No, probably not 243 4 No, definitely not 245 8 Cant choose 84 9 NA 31 Q18d Belief in religious miracles Do you believe in Religious miracles ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.99824 2.02361 1 Yes, definitely 265 2 Yes, probably 284 3 No, probably not 247 4 No, definitely not 232 8 Cant choose 80 9 NA 30 Q18e Belief in reincarnation Do you believe in Re-incarnation - being reborn in this world again and again ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.00527 2.02186 1 Yes, definitely 57 2 Yes, probably 151 3 No, probably not 288 4 No, definitely not 459 8 Cant choose 148 9 NA 35 Q18f Belief in Nirvana Do you believe in Nirvana ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 5.03691 2.41158 1 Yes, definitely 23 2 Yes, probably 69 3 No, probably not 265 4 No, definitely not 392 8 Cant choose 293 9 NA 96 Q18g Belief in supernatural powers of deceased ancestors Do you believe in The supernatural powers of deceased ancestors ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.09666 2.12936 1 Yes, definitely 49 2 Yes, probably 166 3 No, probably not 290 4 No, definitely not 426 8 Cant choose 156 9 NA 51 (SK) Belief in Truthfulness of angelology Do you believe in Truthfulness of angelology ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 5.18541 2.61413 1 Yes, definitely 48 2 Yes, probably 110 3 No, probably not 228 4 No, definitely not 292 8 Cant choose 359 9 NA 101 (SK) Belief in Divine origin of Jesus Christ Do you believe in Divine origin of Jesus Christ ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.61687 2.12473 1 Yes, definitely 438 2 Yes, probably 304 3 No, probably not 124 4 No, definitely not 161 8 Cant choose 83 9 NA 28 (SK) Belief in The Holy Spirit Do you believe in The Holy Spirit ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.66872 2.15538 1 Yes, definitely 439 2 Yes, probably 285 3 No, probably not 116 4 No, definitely not 183 8 Cant choose 87 9 NA 28 (SK) Belief in The Last Judgement (Judgement Day) Do you believe in The Last Judgement (Judgement Day) ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.86292 2.21028 1 Yes, definitely 379 2 Yes, probably 274 3 No, probably not 156 4 No, definitely not 201 8 Cant choose 93 9 NA 35 Q19a God concerns Himself with human beings Do you agree or disagree with the following... There is a God who concerns Himself with every human being personally ((Please, choose one box on each line)) Card B9 PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.89279 1.95709 1 Strongly agree 324 2 Agree 280 3 Neither agree nor disagree 195 4 Disagree 113 5 Strongly disagree 153 8 Cant choose 51 9 NA 22 Q19b People can do little to change life Do you agree or disagree with the following... There is little that people can do to change the course of their lives. ((Please, choose one box on each line)) Card B9 PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.57206 1.53315 1 Strongly agree 61 2 Agree 227 3 Neither agree nor disagree 273 4 Disagree 317 5 Strongly disagree 212 8 Cant choose 29 9 NA 19 Q19c Life meaningful because God exists Do you agree or disagree with the following... To me, life is meaningful only because God exists. ((Please, choose one box on each line)) Card B9 PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.36907 1.86128 1 Strongly agree 171 2 Agree 234 3 Neither agree nor disagree 265 4 Disagree 190 5 Strongly disagree 205 8 Cant choose 42 9 NA 31 Q19d Life does not serve any purpose Do you agree or disagree with the following... In my opinion, life does not serve any purpose. ((Please, choose one box on each line)) Card B9 PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.15641 1.84685 1 Strongly agree 62 2 Agree 93 3 Neither agree nor disagree 265 4 Disagree 335 5 Strongly disagree 253 8 Cant choose 88 9 NA 42 Q19e Life meaningful, provide meaning yourself Do you agree or disagree with the following... Life is only meaningful if you provide the meaning yourself. ((Please, choose one box on each line)) Card B9 PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.69684 1.73292 1 Strongly agree 244 2 Agree 396 3 Neither agree nor disagree 287 4 Disagree 95 5 Strongly disagree 54 8 Cant choose 36 9 NA 26 Q19f Own way of connecting with God Do you agree or disagree with the following... I have my own way of connecting with God without churches or religious services. ((Please, choose one box on each line)) Card B9 PLEASE CIRCLE A NUMBER Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.77153 2.03717 1 Strongly agree 107 2 Agree 215 3 Neither agree nor disagree 290 4 Disagree 162 5 Strongly disagree 243 8 Cant choose 67 9 NA 54 R: Religious denomination What is your current religious preference? Is it… ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B19 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 3.0993 6.5952 0 NA 12 1 Roman Catholic 756 2 Lutheran (Protestant) 103 3 Greek Catholic (Uniats) 36 4 Calvinist (Christian Reformed Church) 26 5 Orthodox Church (Eastern) 7 6 Jehovah's Witnesses 2 7 Other Christian preference (Please specify): 3 8 Jewish 0 9 Other non-Christian (please, specify):… 1 10 No religion 188 99 Can't choose 4 Q20 Mothers religion What was your mother's religious preference when you were a child? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B19 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 2.60984 8.4044 0 NA 15 1 Roman Catholic 833 2 Lutheran (Protestant) 120 3 Greek Catholic (Uniats) 47 4 Calvinist (Christian Reformed Church) 34 5 Orthodox Church (Eastern) 7 6 Jehovah's Witnesses 3 7 Other Christian preference (Please specify): 1 8 Jewish 0 9 Other non-Christian (please, specify):… 0 10 No religion 68 77 No mother 5 99 Can't choose 5 Q21 Fathers religion What was your father's religious preference when you were a child? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B19 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 4.0246 12.8265 0 NA 19 1 Roman Catholic 782 2 Lutheran (Protestant) 125 3 Greek Catholic (Uniats) 41 4 Calvinist (Christian Reformed Church) 30 5 Orthodox Church (Eastern) 12 6 Jehovah's Witnesses 1 7 Other Christian preference (Please specify): 1 8 Jewish 0 9 Other non-Christian (please, specify):… 0 10 No religion 101 77 No father 16 99 Can't choose 10 Q22 Religion respondent raised in What religion, if any, were you raised in? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B19 If the respondent is currently married or living as married, go to question B 23: If he/she is not currently married or living as married, go to question B24: Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 2.7891 7.55777 0 NA 15 1 Roman Catholic 798 2 Lutheran (Protestant) 111 3 Greek Catholic (Uniats) 41 4 Calvinist (Christian Reformed Church) 31 5 Orthodox Church (Eastern) 8 6 Jehovah's Witnesses 1 7 Other Christian preference (Please specify): 1 8 Jewish 0 9 Other non-Christian (please, specify):… 0 10 No religion 126 99 Can't choose 6 Q23 Spouse religion What is your husband's/wife's religious preference? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B19 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 23.4824 34.0973 0 NA 29 1 Roman Catholic 573 2 Lutheran (Protestant) 69 3 Greek Catholic (Uniats) 24 4 Calvinist (Christian Reformed Church) 14 5 Orthodox Church (Eastern) 5 6 Jehovah's Witnesses 2 7 Other Christian preference (Please specify): 3 8 Jewish 0 9 Other non-Christian (please, specify):… 1 10 No religion 99 77 No spouse 307 99 Can't choose 12 Q24 R child, mother attend church When you were a child, how often did your parents attend religious services? And what about when you were around 11 or 12, how often did you attend religious services then? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B24 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 99 10.0316 18.9032 1 Never 105 2 Less than once a year 42 3 About once or twice a year 73 4 Several times a year 101 5 About once a month 70 6 2-3 times a month 80 7 Nearly every week 148 8 Every week 314 9 Several times a week 151 10 No mother/ mother not present 5 98 Cant say/ Cant remember 34 99 NA 15 Q25 R child, father attend church When you were a child, how often did your parents attend religious services? And what about when you were around 11 or 12, how often did you attend religious services then? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B24 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 99 9.89543 20.8344 1 Never 198 2 Less than once a year 62 3 About once or twice a year 79 4 Several times a year 137 5 About once a month 79 6 2-3 times a month 85 7 Nearly every week 124 8 Every week 265 9 Several times a week 34 10 No father/ father not present 16 98 Cant say/ Cant remember 46 99 NA 13 Q26 R age 11-12, R attend church When you were a child, how often did your parents attend religious services? And what about when you were around 11 or 12, how often did you attend religious services then? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B24 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 99 9.23989 17.6643 1 Never 143 2 Less than once a year 43 3 About once or twice a year 58 4 Several times ayear 91 5 About once a month 65 6 2-3 times a month 94 7 Nearly every week 187 8 Every week 321 9 Several times a week 94 98 Cant say/ Cant remember 22 99 NA 20 How often R attends religious services Now thinking about the present... How often do you participate in religious services (such as masses and church services)? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B27 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 99 6.50615 12.9147 1 Never 106 2 Less than once a year 247 3 About once or twice a year 74 4 Several times a year 57 5 About once a month 178 6 2-3 times a month 59 7 Nearly every week 134 8 Every week 262 9 Several times a week 0 10 Once a day 0 11 Several times a day 0 98 DK 3 99 NA 18 Q27 How often R pray About how often do you pray? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B28 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 99 12.906 23.878 1 Never 246 2 Less than once a year 37 3 About once or twice a year 35 4 Several times a year 67 5 About once a month 30 6 2-3 times a month 45 7 Nearly every week 72 8 Every week 54 9 Several times a week 100 10 Once a day 247 11 Several times a day 125 98 DK 27 99 NA 53 Q28 Take part in church activities How often do you take part in the activities or organizations of a church or place of worship other than attending services? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ONLY)) Card B29 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 99 5.13269 16.0101 1 Never 527 2 Less than once a year 169 3 About once or twice a year 160 4 Several times a year 120 5 About once a month 41 6 2-3 times a month 28 7 Nearly every week 14 8 Every week 32 9 Several times a week 15 98 DK 14 99 NA 18 Q29 Shrine, altar in Rs home For religious reasons do you have in your home altar, crucifix, reliquary, or other religious object on display? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE POSSIBILITY ONLY)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.56678 1.13682 1 Yes 644 2 No 472 8 DK 3 9 NA 19 Q30 Visit holy place How often do you visit a holy place for religious reasons? Please do not count attending regular religious services at your usual place of worship, if you have one. ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE POSSIBILITY ONLY)) Card B31 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.78822 1.42041 1 Never 697 2 Less than once a year 211 3 About once or twice a year 138 4 Several times a year 56 5 About once a month or more 10 8 DK 6 9 NA 20 Q31 R describes self as religious Would you describe yourself as ... ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE POSSIBILITY ONLY)) Card B32 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.67047 1.66379 1 Extremely religious 49 2 Very religious 191 3 Somewhat religious 443 4 Neither religious nor non-religious 175 5 Somewhat non-religious 108 6 Very non-religious 66 7 Extremely non-religious 79 8 Cant choose 15 9 NA 12 Q32 Best describes R What best describes you: ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE POSSIBILITY ONLY)) Card B33 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.58612 1.99517 1 I follow a religion, am a spiritual person 373 2 Follow a religion, am not a spiritual person 402 3 Dont follow a religion, am a spiritual person 83 4 Dont follow a religion, am not a spiritual person 189 8 Cant choose 58 9 NA 33 Q33 Closest to Rs own views Which of the following statements come closest to your own views: ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE POSSIBILITY ONLY)) Card B34 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.76801 2.10431 1 There is very little truth in any religion 172 2 There are basic truths in many religions 634 3 There is truth only in one religion 196 8 Cant choose 102 9 NA 34 Q34a Religion helps people: Find inner peace Do you agree or disagree that practicing a religion helps people to… find inner peace and happiness ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.27592 1.67273 1 Strongly agree 394 2 Agree 433 3 Neither agree nor disagree 190 4 Disagree 36 5 Strongly disagree 26 8 Cant choose 45 9 NA 14 Q34b Religion helps people: Make friends Do you agree or disagree that practicing a religion helps people to… make friends ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.89895 1.66905 1 Strongly agree 173 2 Agree 353 3 Neither agree nor disagree 361 4 Disagree 123 5 Strongly disagree 65 8 Cant choose 47 9 NA 16 Q34c Religion helps people: Gain comfort Do you agree or disagree that practicing a religion helps people to… gain comfort in times of trouble or sorrow ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.16696 1.64434 1 Strongly agree 444 2 Agree 429 3 Neither agree nor disagree 155 4 Disagree 30 5 Strongly disagree 25 8 Cant choose 41 9 NA 14 Q34d Religion helps people: Meet right kind of people Do you agree or disagree that practicing a religion helps people to… meet the right kind of people ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.04306 1.7157 1 Strongly agree 156 2 Agree 310 3 Neither agree nor disagree 381 4 Disagree 139 5 Strongly disagree 82 8 Cant choose 52 9 NA 18 Optional Q2 Feelings about Bible Which of these statements comes closest to describing your feelings about the Bible? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE POSSIBILITY ONLY)) Card B36 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.71002 1.74049 0 NAV 0 1 The Bible is the actual word of God,is to be taken literally 255 2 Bible is inspired word of God,not all shld be taken literall 345 3 Bible is an ancient book of legends,moral precepts rec by ma 316 4 This does not apply to me 153 8 Cant choose 42 9 NA 27 Optional Q3 Turning point new commitment to religion Has there ever been a turning point in your life when you made a new and personal commitment to religion? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE POSSIBILITY ONLY) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.17311 1.76671 0 NAV 0 1 Yes 307 2 No 753 8 DK 42 9 NA 36 Optional Q6a Good luck charms do bring good luck 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. Good luck charms sometimes do bring good luck. ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B38 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.36116 1.87812 0 NAV 0 1 Definitely true 73 2 Probably true 340 3 Probably false 345 4 Definitely false 253 8 Cant choose 118 9 NA 9 Optional Q6b Fortune tellers can see future 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. Some fortune tellers really can foresee the future ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B38 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.03251 1.90491 0 NAV 0 1 Definitely true 115 2 Probably true 480 3 Probably false 272 4 Definitely false 155 8 Cant choose 104 9 NA 12 Optional Q6c Faithhealers have God-given healing powers 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. Some faithhealers do have God-given healing powers ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B38 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.00615 1.99933 0 NAV 0 1 Definitely true 154 2 Probably true 482 3 Probably false 220 4 Definitely false 157 8 Cant choose 110 9 NA 15 Optional Q6d Horoscope affect course of future 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. A person's star sign at birth, or horoscope, can affect the course of their future ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B38 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.39543 1.95554 0 NAV 0 1 Definitely true 78 2 Probably true 334 3 Probably false 358 4 Definitely false 229 8 Cant choose 123 9 NA 16 (SK) Possesion of mascot or amulet Do you wear something for luck, such as mascot or good luck charm? ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE POSSIBILITY ONLY)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.90246 1.15933 0 NAV 0 1 Yes 294 2 No 817 8 DK 6 9 NA 21 Optional Q8a Personal attitude towards Christians What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups? Christians ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B39 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.24077 1.53242 0 NAV 0 1 Very positive 387 2 Somewhat positive 371 3 Neither positive nor negative 308 4 Somewhat negative 19 5 Very negative 8 8 Cant choose 24 9 NA 21 Optional Q8b Personal attitude towards Muslims What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups? Muslims ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B39 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.8225 1.65974 0 NAV 0 1 Very positive 20 2 Somewhat positive 95 3 Neither positive nor negative 510 4 Somewhat negative 305 5 Very negative 103 8 Cant choose 70 9 NA 35 Optional Q8c Personal attitude towards Hindus What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups? Hindus ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B39 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.9007 1.89657 0 NAV 0 1 Very positive 24 2 Somewhat positive 101 3 Neither positive nor negative 568 4 Somewhat negative 220 5 Very negative 71 8 Cant choose 112 9 NA 42 Optional Q8d Personal attitude towards Buddhists What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups? Buddhists ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B39 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.82689 1.9313 0 NAV 0 1 Very positive 32 2 Somewhat positive 134 3 Neither positive nor negative 558 4 Somewhat negative 191 5 Very negative 69 8 Cant choose 114 9 NA 40 Optional Q8e Personal attitude towards Jews What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups? Jews ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B39 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.45518 1.73642 0 NAV 0 1 Very positive 41 2 Somewhat positive 187 3 Neither positive nor negative 618 4 Somewhat negative 145 5 Very negative 43 8 Cant choose 68 9 NA 36 Optional Q8f Personal attitude towards Atheists or non-believers What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups? Atheists or non-believers ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B39 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.25044 1.59585 0 NAV 0 1 Very positive 48 2 Somewhat positive 228 3 Neither positive nor negative 630 4 Somewhat negative 120 5 Very negative 34 8 Cant choose 47 9 NA 31 (SK) Personal attitude towards Roman Catholics What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups? Roman Catholics ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B39 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.33568 1.50513 0 NAV 0 1 Very positive 332 2 Somewhat positive 377 3 Neither positive nor negative 346 4 Somewhat negative 31 5 Very negative 9 8 Cant choose 22 9 NA 21 (SK) Personal attitude towards Greek Catholics (Uniats) What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups? Greek Catholics (Uniats) ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B39 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.64236 1.60733 0 NAV 0 1 Very positive 186 2 Somewhat positive 420 3 Neither positive nor negative 436 4 Somewhat negative 24 5 Very negative 7 8 Cant choose 43 9 NA 22 (SK) Personal attitude towards Lutherans (Protestants) What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups? Lutherans (Protestants) ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B39 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.70562 1.52273 0 NAV 0 1 Very positive 129 2 Somewhat positive 446 3 Neither positive nor negative 458 4 Somewhat negative 39 5 Very negative 7 8 Cant choose 38 9 NA 21 (SK) Personal attitude towards Reformed Church Christians (Calvinists) What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups? Reformed Church Christians (Calvinists) ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B39 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.39719 1.96192 0 NAV 0 1 Very positive 68 2 Somewhat positive 259 3 Neither positive nor negative 579 4 Somewhat negative 72 5 Very negative 19 8 Cant choose 109 9 NA 32 (SK) Personal attitude towards Orthodox (Eastern Christianity) What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups? Orthodox (Eastern Christianity) ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B39 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.16872 1.82565 0 NAV 0 1 Very positive 93 2 Somewhat positive 299 3 Neither positive nor negative 546 4 Somewhat negative 75 5 Very negative 17 8 Cant choose 80 9 NA 28 (SK) Personal attitude towards Jehovah's Witnesses What is your personal attitude towards members of the following religious groups? Jehovah's Witnesses ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card B39 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.34622 1.54031 0 NAV 0 1 Very positive 18 2 Somewhat positive 48 3 Neither positive nor negative 286 4 Somewhat negative 266 5 Very negative 427 8 Cant choose 62 9 NA 31 Image of world: evil vs. goodness People have different images of the world and human nature. We would like to know the kinds of images you have. Below are sets of contrasting images. On a scale of 1-7, where would you place your image of the world and human nature between the two contrasting images? ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B40 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.42004 1.98349 1 The world is basically filled with evil and sin. 60 2 2 117 3 3 191 4 4 324 5 5 166 6 6 92 7 There is much goodness in the world which hints at God's goo 52 8 Can't choose 103 9 NA 33 Image of world: human nature is good vs. perverse People have different images of the world and human nature. We would like to know the kinds of images you have. Below are sets of contrasting images. On a scale of 1-7, where would you place your image of the world and human nature between the two contrasting images? ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B40 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.36731 1.83834 1 Human nature is basically good. 117 2 2 270 3 3 329 4 4 246 5 5 58 6 6 21 7 Human nature is Fundamentally perverse and corrupt. 17 8 Can't choose 51 9 NA 29 Image of world: positive vs. negative progress People have different images of the world and human nature. We would like to know the kinds of images you have. Below are sets of contrasting images. On a scale of 1-7, where would you place your image of the world and human nature between the two contrasting images? ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B40 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.15378 1.88315 1 The world progresses positively and is constantly improving. 61 2 2 146 3 3 245 4 4 283 5 5 169 6 6 93 7 The world progresses negatively 50 8 Can't choose 65 9 NA 26 Image of world: Source of solutions of problems People have different images of the world and human nature. We would like to know the kinds of images you have. Below are sets of contrasting images. On a scale of 1-7, where would you place your image of the world and human nature between the two contrasting images? ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B40 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.46924 2.21243 1 One alone should look for solutions in books and sacred text 62 2 2 122 3 3 236 4 4 334 5 5 90 6 6 47 7 One should follow the advice of spiritual authorities 26 8 Can't choose 167 9 NA 54 (SK) Signs of true believer: strong personal faith Try to think which of the following characteristics are important or not important to consider someone to be truly believer. Have and experience strong personal faith ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B41 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.46573 1.93318 1 Very important 340 2 Somewhat important 486 3 Not very important 163 4 Not important 53 8 Can't choose 71 9 NA 25 (SK) Signs of true believer: public display of faith Try to think which of the following characteristics are important or not important to consider someone to be truly believer. Publicly display and profess his/her faith ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B41 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.70123 1.79524 1 Very important 235 2 Somewhat important 428 3 Not very important 259 4 Not important 137 8 Can't choose 53 9 NA 26 (SK) Signs of true believer: good knowledge of religion Try to think which of the following characteristics are important or not important to consider someone to be truly believer. To have a good knowledge of the doctrine and the basic features of his/her religion and faith ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B41 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.39192 1.85138 1 Very important 357 2 Somewhat important 474 3 Not very important 167 4 Not important 58 8 Can't choose 54 9 NA 28 (SK) Signs of true believer: deep feeling of contact with God Try to think which of the following characteristics are important or not important to consider someone to be truly believer. Experience deep emotions in contact with supernatural powers and God ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B41 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.96573 2.14424 1 Very important 223 2 Somewhat important 420 3 Not very important 253 4 Not important 104 8 Can't choose 105 9 NA 33 (SK) Signs of true believer: participate in religious services Try to think which of the following characteristics are important or not important to consider someone to be truly believer. Regularly take part in common religious services ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B41 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.67575 1.86703 1 Very important 276 2 Somewhat important 408 3 Not very important 231 4 Not important 138 8 Can't choose 57 9 NA 28 (SK) Signs of true believer: brought up in religious family Try to think which of the following characteristics are important or not important to consider someone to be truly believer. To be brought up in a religious family and to be raised in religious spirit ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B41 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.57557 1.80734 1 Very important 277 2 Somewhat important 445 3 Not very important 241 4 Not important 97 8 Can't choose 49 9 NA 29 (SK) Signs of true believer: to be baptized Try to think which of the following characteristics are important or not important to consider someone to be truly believer. To be baptized or else ritually introduced into a religious community ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B41 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.45079 1.86571 1 Very important 366 2 Somewhat important 410 3 Not very important 196 4 Not important 86 8 Can't choose 49 9 NA 31 (SK) Signs of true believer: following of Church norms Try to think which of the following characteristics are important or not important to consider someone to be truly believer. Strictly follow the imperatives, restrictions and moral norms of the Church or the religious community ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B41 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.72056 1.86557 1 Very important 245 2 Somewhat important 422 3 Not very important 260 4 Not important 122 8 Can't choose 62 9 NA 27 (SK) Signs of true believer: regular meeting other believers Try to think which of the following characteristics are important or not important to consider someone to be truly believer. Regularly meet with other believers and together deepen one's faith ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B41 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.82337 1.79109 1 Very important 186 2 Somewhat important 419 3 Not very important 304 4 Not important 145 8 Can't choose 59 9 NA 25 (SK) Signs of true believer: being a decent person Try to think which of the following characteristics are important or not important to consider someone to be truly believer. To be a decent and a high-principled man ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B41 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.95782 1.68442 1 Very important 578 2 Somewhat important 380 3 Not very important 92 4 Not important 28 8 Can't choose 38 9 NA 22 (SK) Signs of true believer: following recommendations of church Try to think which of the following characteristics are important or not important to consider someone to be truly believer. Follow the recommendations of clergymen or representatives of the Church ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card B41 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.92531 1.89167 1 Very important 182 2 Somewhat important 389 3 Not very important 326 4 Not important 142 8 Can't choose 68 9 NA 31 (SK) Willingness to donate to Church Imagine that the State would not finance the Church, would you personally be willing to contribute regularly with a certain amount of money for the operation of your Church? ((Please, choose one option only)) Card B42 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.1283 2.1065 1 Definitely won't contribute 327 2 Probably would contribute 209 3 yes, contribute up to 20,- SK (0,7 EUR) a month 185 4 yes, contribute up to 100,- SK (3,3 EUR) a month 190 5 yes, contribute up to 200,- SK (6,6 EUR)a month 67 6 yes, contribute more than 200,- SK (6,6 EUR) a month 45 7 Does not apply 42 8 Can't choose 56 9 NA 17 (SK) Religious education is useful/harmful From your point of view, how useful or harmful is religious education for children? ((Please, choose one option only)) Card B43 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.9587 1.25859 1 Very harmful 17 2 Harmful 51 3 Neither harmful nor useful 350 4 Useful 413 5 Vey useful 261 8 Can't choose 35 9 NA 11 (SK) Influence of Roman-Catholic Church on education should be From your point of view, the influence of Roman-Catholic Church on the school system in the Slovakia should be: Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.86467 1.73514 1 stronger than nowadays 130 2 the same as now 519 3 weaker than nowadays 200 4 none 210 5 Vey useful 0 8 Can't choose 59 9 NA 20 (SK) People around R attend more/less rel. services than in the past Would you say that people around you attend religious services more or less often than 10 - 15 years ago? Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.44903 1.83332 1 definitely more 103 2 rather more 225 3 about the same 400 4 rather less 219 5 definitely less 81 8 can't choose 99 9 NA 11 (SK) 1st most frequent spiritual activity Choose from the following list at most three activities that you practise most often or you have already done several times. ((Choose one option on each line)) Card B46 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 14.1687 14.4516 0 NA 13 1 Participate in psychotherapy or psychoanalytical consultatio 13 2 Acupuncture or homeopathy treatment 86 3 Motion exercise techniques such as Yoga or Tai-Chi 28 4 Organizing everyday activities or your space according to th 10 5 Taking part in spiritual growth meetings organized by the ch 82 6 Taking part on pilgrimages. 99 7 Reading or watching horoscopes and star signs interpretation 180 8 Taking part in spiritual meetings where faith-healing happen 8 9 Consultation with a natural healer 59 10 Consulting a fortuneteller, astrologist, cartomancer or drea 14 20 None 522 99 can't choose 24 First choice (SK) 2nd most frequent spiritual activity Choose from the following list at most three activities that you practise most often or you have already done several times. ((Choose one option on each line)) Card B46 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 17.2988 13.6782 0 NA 13 1 Participate in psychotherapy or psychoanalytical consultatio 10 2 Acupuncture or homeopathy treatment 26 3 Motion exercise techniques such as Yoga or Tai-Chi 21 4 Organizing everyday activities or your space according to th 7 5 Taking part in spiritual growth meetings organized by the ch 27 6 Taking part on pilgrimages. 73 7 Reading or watching horoscopes and star signs interpretation 78 8 Taking part in spiritual meetings where faith-healing happen 22 9 Consultation with a natural healer 58 10 Consulting a fortuneteller, astrologist, cartomancer or drea 24 20 None 755 99 can't choose 24 Second choice (SK) 3rd most frequent spiritual activity Choose from the following list at most three activities that you practise most often or you have already done several times. ((Choose one option on each line)) Card B46 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 19.4499 12.7745 0 NA 13 1 Participate in psychotherapy or psychoanalytical consultatio 9 2 Acupuncture or homeopathy treatment 13 3 Motion exercise techniques such as Yoga or Tai-Chi 10 4 Organizing everyday activities or your space according to th 4 5 Taking part in spiritual growth meetings organized by the ch 7 6 Taking part on pilgrimages. 16 7 Reading or watching horoscopes and star signs interpretation 26 8 Taking part in spiritual meetings where faith-healing happen 15 9 Consultation with a natural healer 46 10 Consulting a fortuneteller, astrologist, cartomancer or drea 27 20 None 928 99 can't choose 24 Third choice (SK) Frequency of contacting someone already dead. How often have you had a feeling of being in contact with someone who is already dead? Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.64938 1.23959 1 Very often 32 2 Seldom 153 3 Once or twice in my life 178 4 Never 734 8 Can't choose 24 9 NA 17 Q1: Obey laws without exception NOW, LET US TALK ABOUT THE PUBLIC LIFE In general, would you say that people should obey the law without exception, or are there exceptional occasions on which people should follow their consciences even if it means breaking the law? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.87434 1.61159 1 Obey the law without exception 540 2 Follow conscience on occasions 533 8 Cant choose 58 9 NA 7 Q2a: Public protest meetings There are many ways people or organisations can protest against a government action they strongly oppose. Please show which you think should be allowed and which should not be allowed by ticking a box on each line. Organising public meetings to protest against the government Should it be allowed? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C2 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.55009 1.93783 1 Definitely allowed 331 2 Probably allowed 443 3 Probably not allowed 185 4 Definitely not allowed 79 8 Cant choose 86 9 NA 14 Q2b: Protest demonstrations There are many ways people or organisations can protest against a government action they strongly oppose. Please show which you think should be allowed and which should not be allowed by ticking a box on each line. Organising protest marches and demonstrations Should it be allowed? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C2 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.61775 1.92029 1 Definitely allowed 292 2 Probably allowed 451 3 Probably not allowed 209 4 Definitely not allowed 86 8 Cant choose 86 9 NA 14 Q2c: National anti-government strike There are many ways people or organisations can protest against a government action they strongly oppose. Please show which you think should be allowed and which should not be allowed by ticking a box on each line. Organising a nationwide strike of all workers against the government Should it be allowed? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C2 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.91828 2.09565 1 Definitely allowed 241 2 Probably allowed 409 3 Probably not allowed 237 4 Definitely not allowed 119 8 Cant choose 113 9 NA 19 Q3a: Revolutionaries: hold public meetings There are some people whose views are considered extreme by the majority. Consider people who want to overthrow the government by revolution. Do you think such people should be allowed to ... hold public meetings to express their views? Card C2 ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.49209 2.15544 1 Definitely allowed 103 2 Probably allowed 325 3 Probably not allowed 348 4 Definitely not allowed 184 8 Cant choose 161 9 NA 17 Q3b: Revolutionaries: publish books There are some people whose views are considered extreme by the majority. Consider people who want to overthrow the government by revolution. Do you think such people should be allowed to ... publish books expressing their views? Card C2 ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.41828 2.1338 1 Definitely allowed 98 2 Probably allowed 366 3 Probably not allowed 330 4 Definitely not allowed 176 8 Cant choose 146 9 NA 22 Q4: Worse type of justice error All systems of justice make mistakes, but which do you think is worse ... ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.84534 2.09845 1 Convict innocent person 859 2 Let guilty person go free 167 8 Cant choose 101 9 NA 11 Q5a: Gov. and economy: Cuts in gov. spending Here are some things the government might do for the economy. Please show which actions you are in favour of and which you are against. Cuts in government spending ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.89719 1.51828 1 Strongly in favour of 620 2 In favour of 300 3 Neither in favour of nor against 129 4 Against 26 5 Strongly against 20 8 Cant choose 39 9 NA 4 Q5b: Gov. and economy: Financing projects for new jobs Here are some things the government might do for the economy. Please show which actions you are in favour of and which you are against. Government financing of projects to create new jobs ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.94025 1.39793 1 Strongly in favour of 497 2 In favour of 449 3 Neither in favour of nor against 122 4 Against 23 5 Strongly against 8 8 Cant choose 36 9 NA 3 Q5c: Gov. and economy: Less gov. reg. of business Here are some things the government might do for the economy. Please show which actions you are in favour of and which you are against. Less government regulation of business ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.9877 1.81507 1 Strongly in favour of 181 2 In favour of 312 3 Neither in favour of nor against 406 4 Against 113 5 Strongly against 30 8 Cant choose 89 9 NA 7 Q5d: Gov. and economy: Support industry to develop new products Here are some things the government might do for the economy. Please show which actions you are in favour of and which you are against. Support for industry to develop new products and technology ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.24868 1.58949 1 Strongly in favour of 359 2 In favour of 485 3 Neither in favour of nor against 191 4 Against 41 5 Strongly against 3 8 Cant choose 53 9 NA 6 Q5e: Gov. and economy: Support declining industries to protect jobs Here are some things the government might do for the economy. Please show which actions you are in favour of and which you are against. Support for declining industries to protect jobs ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.67223 1.73908 1 Strongly in favour of 273 2 In favour of 375 3 Neither in favour of nor against 265 4 Against 121 5 Strongly against 33 8 Cant choose 65 9 NA 6 Q5f: Gov. and economy: Red. working week for more jobs Here are some things the government might do for the economy. Please show which actions you are in favour of and which you are against. Reduce the working week to create more jobs ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.96749 1.82762 1 Strongly in favour of 203 2 In favour of 357 3 Neither in favour of nor against 268 4 Against 154 5 Strongly against 72 8 Cant choose 76 9 NA 8 (SK) Gov. and economy: Raise retirement age to cut public spending Here are some things the government might do for the economy. Please show which actions you are in favour of and which you are against. Lower the retirement age and thus cut public spending ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.28647 1.29834 1 Strongly in favour of 32 2 In favour of 85 3 Neither in favour of nor against 141 4 Against 269 5 Strongly against 572 8 Cant choose 34 9 NA 5 Q6a: Government should spend money: environment Listed below are various areas of government spending.Please show whether you would like to see more or less government spending in each area.Remember that if you say "much more", it might require a tax increase to pay for it. The environment ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.6942 1.3321 1 Spend much more 134 2 Spend more 390 3 Spend the same as now 488 4 Spend less 70 5 Spend much less 14 8 Cant choose 40 9 NA 2 Q6b: Government should spend money: health Listed below are various areas of government spending.Please show whether you would like to see more or less government spending in each area.Remember that if you say "much more", it might require a tax increase to pay for it. Health ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.89807 1.13557 1 Spend much more 440 2 Spend more 507 3 Spend the same as now 148 4 Spend less 18 5 Spend much less 4 8 Cant choose 19 9 NA 2 Q6c: Government should spend money: law enforcement Listed below are various areas of government spending.Please show whether you would like to see more or less government spending in each area.Remember that if you say "much more", it might require a tax increase to pay for it. The police and law enforcement ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.20035 1.2471 1 Spend much more 49 2 Spend more 195 3 Spend the same as now 594 4 Spend less 192 5 Spend much less 71 8 Cant choose 35 9 NA 2 Q6d: Government should spend money: education Listed below are various areas of government spending.Please show whether you would like to see more or less government spending in each area.Remember that if you say "much more", it might require a tax increase to pay for it. Education ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.22847 1.16856 1 Spend much more 272 2 Spend more 492 3 Spend the same as now 316 4 Spend less 29 5 Spend much less 6 8 Cant choose 21 9 NA 2 Q6e: Government should spend money: defence Listed below are various areas of government spending.Please show whether you would like to see more or less government spending in each area.Remember that if you say "much more", it might require a tax increase to pay for it. The military and defence ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.62742 1.27765 1 Spend much more 26 2 Spend more 115 3 Spend the same as now 464 4 Spend less 310 5 Spend much less 182 8 Cant choose 39 9 NA 2 Q6f: Government should spend money: retirement Listed below are various areas of government spending.Please show whether you would like to see more or less government spending in each area.Remember that if you say "much more", it might require a tax increase to pay for it. Old age pensions ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.13708 1.28745 1 Spend much more 322 2 Spend more 534 3 Spend the same as now 229 4 Spend less 13 5 Spend much less 7 8 Cant choose 29 9 NA 4 Q6g: Government should spend money: unempl. benefits Listed below are various areas of government spending.Please show whether you would like to see more or less government spending in each area.Remember that if you say "much more", it might require a tax increase to pay for it. Unemployment benefits ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.97364 1.34642 1 Spend much more 75 2 Spend more 329 3 Spend the same as now 505 4 Spend less 140 5 Spend much less 47 8 Cant choose 37 9 NA 5 Q6h: Government should spend money: culture and arts Listed below are various areas of government spending.Please show whether you would like to see more or less government spending in each area.Remember that if you say "much more", it might require a tax increase to pay for it. Culture and art ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.04745 1.31944 1 Spend much more 57 2 Spend more 261 3 Spend the same as now 617 4 Spend less 127 5 Spend much less 27 8 Cant choose 46 9 NA 3 Q6i: Government should spend money: science and research Listed below are various areas of government spending.Please show whether you would like to see more or less government spending in each area.Remember that if you say "much more", it might require a tax increase to pay for it. Science and research ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) CardC5 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.73199 1.49324 1 Spend much more 165 2 Spend more 364 3 Spend the same as now 468 4 Spend less 67 5 Spend much less 17 8 Cant choose 54 9 NA 3 Q7a: Gov. responsibility: provide job for everyone On the whole, do you think it should or should not be the government's responsibility to ... provide a job for everyone who wants one ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C7 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.94464 1.17266 1 Definitely should be 438 2 Probably should be 477 3 Probably should not be 158 4 Definitely should not be 44 8 Cant choose 18 9 NA 3 Q7b: Gov. responsibility: control prices On the whole, do you think it should or should not be the government's responsibility to ... keep prices under control ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C7 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.03515 1.3278 1 Definitely should be 397 2 Probably should be 520 3 Probably should not be 151 4 Definitely should not be 34 8 Cant choose 34 9 NA 2 Q7c: Gov. responsibility: provide health care for sick On the whole, do you think it should or should not be the government's responsibility to ... provide health care for the sick ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C7 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.45343 0.854412 1 Definitely should be 716 2 Probably should be 388 3 Probably should not be 20 4 Definitely should not be 3 8 Cant choose 9 9 NA 2 Q7d: Gov. responsibility: provide living standard for the old On the whole, do you think it should or should not be the government's responsibility to ... provide a decent standard of living for the old ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C7 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.60721 0.993125 1 Definitely should be 602 2 Probably should be 471 3 Probably should not be 43 4 Definitely should not be 6 8 Cant choose 12 9 NA 4 Q7e: Gov. responsibility: help industry grow On the whole, do you think it should or should not be the government's responsibility to ... provide industry with the help it needs to grow ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C7 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.01494 1.2703 1 Definitely should be 363 2 Probably should be 586 3 Probably should not be 135 4 Definitely should not be 21 8 Cant choose 28 9 NA 5 Q7f: Gov. responsibility: provide living standard for unemployed On the whole, do you think it should or should not be the government's responsibility to ... provide a decent standard of living for the unemployed ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C7 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.51406 1.48468 1 Definitely should be 198 2 Probably should be 495 3 Probably should not be 330 4 Definitely should not be 61 8 Cant choose 47 9 NA 7 Q7g: Gov. responsibility: reduce income differences betw. rich/ poor On the whole, do you think it should or should not be the government's responsibility to ... reduce income differences between the rich and the poor ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C7 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.07557 1.47375 1 Definitely should be 435 2 Probably should be 452 3 Probably should not be 171 4 Definitely should not be 34 8 Cant choose 40 9 NA 6 Q7h: Gov. responsibility: financial help to students On the whole, do you think it should or should not be the government's responsibility to ... give financial help to university students from low-income families ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C7 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.83743 1.30654 1 Definitely should be 499 2 Probably should be 514 3 Probably should not be 84 4 Definitely should not be 6 8 Cant choose 27 9 NA 8 Q7i: Gov. responsibility: provide decent housing On the whole, do you think it should or should not be the government's responsibility to ... provide decent housing for those who can't afford it ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C7 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.4174 1.55597 1 Definitely should be 225 2 Probably should be 566 3 Probably should not be 246 4 Definitely should not be 41 8 Cant choose 48 9 NA 12 Q7j: Gov. responsibility: laws to protect environment On the whole, do you think it should or should not be the government's responsibility to ... impose strict laws to make industry do less damage to the environment ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C7 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.98418 1.44671 1 Definitely should be 437 2 Probably should be 539 3 Probably should not be 102 4 Definitely should not be 12 8 Cant choose 43 9 NA 5 Q8a: Gov. successful: provide health care for sick How successful do you think the government in Slovakia is nowadays in each of the following areas? Providing health care for the sick? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C8 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.18366 1.2895 1 Very successful 52 2 Quite successful 316 3 Neither successful nor unsuccessful 373 4 Quite unsuccessful 240 5 Very unsuccessful 133 8 Cant choose 21 9 NA 3 Q8b: Gov. successful: provide living standard for old How successful do you think the government in Slovakia is nowadays in each of the following areas? Providing a decent standard of living for the old? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C8 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.26011 1.27936 1 Very successful 46 2 Quite successful 273 3 Neither successful nor unsuccessful 396 4 Quite unsuccessful 267 5 Very unsuccessful 130 8 Cant choose 22 9 NA 4 Q8c: Gov. successful: dealing with threats to security How successful do you think the government in Slovakia is nowadays in each of the following areas? Dealing with threats to Slovakia's security? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C8 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.1406 1.90207 1 Very successful 118 2 Quite successful 381 3 Neither successful nor unsuccessful 381 4 Quite unsuccessful 98 5 Very unsuccessful 43 8 Cant choose 109 9 NA 8 Q8d: Gov. successful: controlling crime How successful do you think the government in Slovakia is nowadays in each of the following areas? Controlling crime? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C8 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.42179 1.32281 1 Very successful 25 2 Quite successful 242 3 Neither successful nor unsuccessful 388 4 Quite unsuccessful 312 5 Very unsuccessful 134 8 Cant choose 30 9 NA 7 Q8e: Gov. successful: fighting unemployment How successful do you think the government in Slovakia is nowadays in each of the following areas? Fighting unemployment? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C8 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.23199 1.31988 1 Very successful 40 2 Quite successful 296 3 Neither successful nor unsuccessful 411 4 Quite unsuccessful 249 5 Very unsuccessful 108 8 Cant choose 29 9 NA 5 Q8f: Gov. successful: protecting environment How successful do you think the government in Slovakia is nowadays in each of the following areas? Protecting the environment? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C8 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.37873 1.46845 1 Very successful 18 2 Quite successful 243 3 Neither successful nor unsuccessful 524 4 Quite unsuccessful 209 5 Very unsuccessful 75 8 Cant choose 63 9 NA 6 Q9a: Gov. detain people Suppose the government suspected that a terrorist act was about to happen. Do you think the authorities should have the right to… detain people for as long as they want without putting them on trial? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.21793 2.16999 1 Definitely should have right 175 2 Probably should have right 360 3 Probably should not have right 306 4 Definitely should not have right 136 8 Cant choose 144 9 NA 17 Q9b: Gov. tap telephone Suppose the government suspected that a terrorist act was about to happen. Do you think the authorities should have the right to… tap people's telephone conversations? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.24517 2.07693 1 Definitely should have right 147 2 Probably should have right 356 3 Probably should not have right 310 4 Definitely should not have right 178 8 Cant choose 131 9 NA 16 Q9c: Gov. stop/search people randomly Suppose the government suspected that a terrorist act was about to happen. Do you think the authorities should have the right to… stop and search people in the street at random? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.27417 1.98819 1 Definitely should have right 139 2 Probably should have right 312 3 Probably should not have right 324 4 Definitely should not have right 234 8 Cant choose 106 9 NA 23 Q11a: People like me have no say about what gov. does Please tick one box on each line to show how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements. People like me don't have any say about what the government does ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C10 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.06591 1.37833 1 Strongly agree 497 2 Agree 344 3 Neither agree nor disagree 153 4 Disagree 80 5 Strongly disagree 43 8 Cant choose 17 9 NA 4 Q11b: Average citizen: influence in politics Please tick one box on each line to show how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements. The average citizen has considerable influence on politics ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C10 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.09227 1.20586 1 Strongly agree 26 2 Agree 90 3 Neither agree nor disagree 191 4 Disagree 352 5 Strongly disagree 456 8 Cant choose 17 9 NA 6 Q11c: Good understanding political issues Please tick one box on each line to show how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements. I feel that I have a pretty good understanding of the important political issues facing our country ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C10 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.37083 1.34783 1 Strongly agree 46 2 Agree 232 3 Neither agree nor disagree 414 4 Disagree 253 5 Strongly disagree 160 8 Cant choose 25 9 NA 8 Q11d: Most people better informed than I am Please tick one box on each line to show how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements. I think most people are better informed about politics and government than I am ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C10 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.28295 1.50604 1 Strongly agree 72 2 Agree 246 3 Neither agree nor disagree 424 4 Disagree 272 5 Strongly disagree 62 8 Cant choose 56 9 NA 6 Q11e: MPs try to keep promises Please tick one box on each line to show how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements. People we elect as MPs try to keep the promises they have made during the election ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C10 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.91828 1.28156 1 Strongly agree 13 2 Agree 109 3 Neither agree nor disagree 305 4 Disagree 372 5 Strongly disagree 298 8 Cant choose 34 9 NA 7 Q11f: Trust in civil servants Please tick one box on each line to show how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements. Most civil servants can be trusted to do what is best for the country ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ON EACH LINE)) Card C10 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.89279 1.35284 1 Strongly agree 13 2 Agree 98 3 Neither agree nor disagree 360 4 Disagree 372 5 Strongly disagree 239 8 Cant choose 46 9 NA 10 Q12a: Taxes for high incomes Generally, how would you describe taxes in Slovakia today? First, for those with high incomes, are taxes ((We mean all taxes together, including [wage deductions], [income tax], [taxes on goods and services] and all the rest.)) ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Card C11 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.03691 1.64652 1 Much too high 31 2 Too high 85 3 About right 352 4 Too low 366 5 Much too low 190 8 Cant choose 103 9 NA 11 Q12b: Taxes for middle incomes Generally, how would you describe taxes in Slovakia today? Next, for those with middle incomes, are taxes ((We mean all taxes together, including [wage deductions], [income tax], [taxes on goods and services] and all the rest.)) ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Card C11 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.94464 1.7418 1 Much too high 102 2 Too high 413 3 About right 476 4 Too low 45 5 Much too low 4 8 Cant choose 87 9 NA 11 Q12c: Taxes for low incomes Generally, how would you describe taxes in Slovakia today? Lastly, for those with low incomes, are taxes ... ((We mean all taxes together, including [wage deductions], [income tax], [taxes on goods and services] and all the rest.)) ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Card C11 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.27065 1.88841 1 Much too high 452 2 Too high 419 3 About right 154 4 Too low 17 5 Much too low 5 8 Cant choose 80 9 NA 11 Q13a: Only few people to trust To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements. "There are only a few people I can trust completely" ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE OPTION ON EACH LINE)) Card C12 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.87346 0.978115 1 Strongly agree 452 2 Agree 482 3 Neither agree nor disagree 135 4 Disagree 50 5 Strongly disagree 14 8 Cant choose 4 9 NA 1 Q13b: People will take advantage To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements. "If you are not careful, other people will take advantage of you" ((PLEASE, CHOOSE ONE OPTION ON EACH LINE)) Card C12 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.07381 1.1675 1 Strongly agree 365 2 Agree 484 3 Neither agree nor disagree 212 4 Disagree 50 5 Strongly disagree 11 8 Cant choose 8 9 NA 8 Q14a: How often asked to influence Some people because of their job, position in the community or contacts, are asked by others to help influence important decisions in their favour. What about you? How often are you asked to help influence important decisions in other people's favour? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.33656 1.65389 1 Never 396 2 Seldom 325 3 Occasionally 301 4 Often 60 8 Cant choose 34 9 NA 22 Q14b: People you could ask to influence Some people because of their job, position in the community or contacts, are asked by others to help influence important decisions in their favour. What about you? And are there people you could ask to help influence important decisions in your favour? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.32162 1.65872 1 No, nobody 366 2 Yes, few people 394 3 Yes, some people 294 4 Yes, a lot of people 21 8 Cant choose 45 9 NA 18 Q15: Public officials deal fairly with people like me In your opinion, how often do public officials deal fairly with people like you? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.70738 1.92643 1 Almost always 53 2 Often 223 3 Occasionally 388 4 Seldom 263 5 Almost never 70 8 Cant choose 115 9 NA 26 Q16: Treatment by officials depends on contacts Do you think that the treatment people get from public officials in Slovakia depends on who they know? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.28295 1.89544 1 Definitely does 396 2 Probably does 530 3 Probably does not 99 4 Definitely does not 19 8 Cant choose 77 9 NA 17 Q17: Politicians involved in corruption In your opinion, about how many politicians in Slovakia are involved in corruption? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Card C16 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.08524 1.4391 1 Almost none 4 2 A few 62 3 Some 337 4 Quite a lot 454 5 Almost all 186 8 Cant choose 91 9 NA 4 Q18: Public officials involved in corruption And in your opinion, about how many public officials in Slovakia are involved in corruption? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Card C17 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.02109 1.46837 1 Almost none 2 2 A few 80 3 Some 346 4 Quite a lot 478 5 Almost all 132 8 Cant choose 96 9 NA 4 Q19: Public officials wanted bribe In the last five years, how often have you or a member of your immediate family come across a public official who hinted they wanted, or asked for, a bribe or favour in return for a service? ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.66608 2.37458 1 Never 471 2 Seldom 300 3 Occasionally 157 4 Quite often 49 5 Very often 16 8 Cant choose 89 9 NA 56 Q20: How many people contact On average, about how many people do you have contact with in a typical week day, including people you live with. We are interested in contact on a one-to-one basis, including everyone with whom you chat, talk, or discuss matters. This can be face-to-face, by telephone, by mail, or on the internet. Please include only people you know. Please select one from the following categories that best matches your estimate. ((PLEASE TICK ONE BOX ONLY)) Card C19 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.4007 1.33727 1 none 23 2 1-4 persons 302 3 5-9 352 4 10-19 236 5 20-49 135 6 50 or more 78 8 Cant choose 8 9 NA 4 (SK) Comparison of present political system with era before 1989 Nineteen years have gone by since November 1989. Do you think that - compared with the pre-November system - the current system: ((Please, choose only one option)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.25308 1.84422 1 Much more strengths (qualities) 134 2 More strengths (qualities) 360 3 It makes no difference 222 4 More weaknesses (deficiencies) 204 5 Much more weaknesses (deficiencies) 129 8 Can't choose 80 9 NA 9 (SK) Preference of government policy: taxes vs. social state If the government had the possibility to choose between cutting down the taxes and increasing expenditures on social purposes, what option should the government choose? ((Please, choose one option only)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.16608 3.05643 1 Cut taxes, even if social expenditures would lower 573 2 Increase social expenditures even if taxes would raise 253 8 Can't choose 284 9 NA 28 (SK) Importance of election: Parliamentary Do you consider the following kind of elections important or unimportant? Parliamentary elections ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.66784 1.21716 1 Important 662 2 Neither important nor unimportant 334 3 Unimportant 114 8 Can't choose 26 9 NA 2 (SK) Importance of election: Municipal Do you consider the following kind of elections important or unimportant? Local self-government elections (mayoral or deputy elections in a village or town) ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.58612 1.1152 1 Important 707 2 Neither important nor unimportant 303 3 Unimportant 107 8 Can't choose 18 9 NA 3 (SK) Importance of election: Presidential Do you consider the following kind of elections important or unimportant? Slovak Republic presidential elections ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.71617 1.17782 1 Important 618 2 Neither important nor unimportant 348 3 Unimportant 148 8 Can't choose 21 9 NA 3 (SK) Importance of election: EU parliamentary Do you consider the following kind of elections important or unimportant? Deputy elections to the European Parliament ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.17575 1.44097 1 Important 381 2 Neither important nor unimportant 408 3 Unimportant 304 8 Can't choose 38 9 NA 7 (SK) Importance of election: Self-government (NUTS III) Do you consider the following kind of elections important or unimportant? County self-government elections (Higher territorial units) ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.14148 1.40179 1 Important 379 2 Neither important nor unimportant 438 3 Unimportant 278 8 Can't choose 39 9 NA 4 (SK) Attitude to suspicious or dishonest money assigned to develop community Imagine that someone from your village (or your town) would make a big money by shady or even sharp practice and simultaneously significantly help the village (or your town). Do you think that such a person should be recognized or condemned? Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.05272 2.23761 1 Definitely worth a recognition 45 2 More worth a recognition 188 3 More condemnable 412 4 Definitely condemnable 257 8 Can't choose 197 9 NA 39 (SK) Countries R compares Slovakia to (1) If you compare different aspects of life in Slovakia with the situation in other countries, which countries do you usually compare Slovakia with? (Specify three countries at the most) (fill in) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 19.0343 30.9907 0 NA 42 1 Great Britain 24 2 Australia 1 3 Czech Republic 466 4 Belgium 0 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 6 Bulgaria 7 7 Russia 6 8 Austria 124 9 Germany 55 10 USA 27 11 Hungary 71 12 Poland 79 13 Italy 4 14 France 5 15 India 0 16 Ireland 7 17 Iceland 0 18 Japan 0 19 Kazakhstan 0 20 Kosovo 0 21 Switzerland 19 22 Cuba 0 23 Romania 8 24 Greece 2 25 Ukraine 13 26 Serbia 0 27 Spain 1 28 Uzbekistan 0 29 Albania 1 30 Africa 1 31 Denmark 1 32 Holland 3 33 Croatia 5 34 Yugoslavia 1 35 Canada 1 36 Norway 1 37 Portugal 1 38 Slovenia 6 39 Sweden 4 40 Venezuela 1 41 Cyprus 0 42 Ethipia 0 43 Lithuania 0 44 Finland 0 45 Liechtenstein 0 50 neighbour counries 1 51 Scandinavian countires 1 52 west countries 0 53 outside of EU 0 54 Germany speaking counties 0 88 does not make such comparision 29 99 DK 120 first choice (SK) Countries R compares Slovakia to (2) If you compare different aspects of life in Slovakia with the situation in other countries, which countries do you usually compare Slovakia with? (Specify three countries at the most) (fill in) Summation of listed categories: 1138 842 0 99 22.2601 32.0482 0 NA 42 1 Great Britain 25 2 Australia 1 3 Czech Republic 132 4 Belgium 4 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 6 Bulgaria 10 7 Russia 7 8 Austria 111 9 Germany 71 10 USA 14 11 Hungary 88 12 Poland 141 13 Italy 4 14 France 5 15 India 0 16 Ireland 3 17 Iceland 0 18 Japan 0 19 Kazakhstan 1 20 Kosovo 0 21 Switzerland 14 22 Cuba 0 23 Romania 12 24 Greece 1 25 Ukraine 8 26 Serbia 1 27 Spain 1 28 Uzbekistan 0 29 Albania 0 30 Africa 0 31 Denmark 0 32 Holland 4 33 Croatia 7 34 Yugoslavia 1 35 Canada 1 36 Norway 0 37 Portugal 0 38 Slovenia 5 39 Sweden 4 40 Venezuela 0 41 Cyprus 1 42 Ethipia 1 43 Lithuania 1 44 Finland 0 45 Liechtenstein 0 50 neighbour counries 0 51 Scandinavian countires 0 52 west countries 1 53 outside of EU 0 54 Germany speaking counties 0 88 does not make such comparision 0 99 DK 120 SYSMISS 296 second choice (SK) Countries R compares Slovakia to (3) If you compare different aspects of life in Slovakia with the situation in other countries, which countries do you usually compare Slovakia with? (Specify three countries at the most) (fill in) Summation of listed categories: 1138 614 0 99 27.6075 35.9952 0 NA 42 1 Great Britain 22 2 Australia 0 3 Czech Republic 53 4 Belgium 1 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 6 Bulgaria 10 7 Russia 17 8 Austria 72 9 Germany 46 10 USA 20 11 Hungary 64 12 Poland 67 13 Italy 8 14 France 6 15 India 0 16 Ireland 4 17 Iceland 0 18 Japan 0 19 Kazakhstan 0 20 Kosovo 0 21 Switzerland 10 22 Cuba 0 23 Romania 4 24 Greece 1 25 Ukraine 17 26 Serbia 2 27 Spain 4 28 Uzbekistan 0 29 Albania 0 30 Africa 0 31 Denmark 0 32 Holland 3 33 Croatia 6 34 Yugoslavia 0 35 Canada 1 36 Norway 1 37 Portugal 0 38 Slovenia 7 39 Sweden 2 40 Venezuela 0 41 Cyprus 0 42 Ethipia 0 43 Lithuania 0 44 Finland 3 45 Liechtenstein 0 50 neighbour counries 0 51 Scandinavian countires 0 52 west countries 0 53 outside of EU 0 54 Germany speaking counties 0 88 does not make such comparision 0 99 DK 120 SYSMISS 524 third choice (SK) Willingness to work abroad Would you leave to work abroad if you had the possibility? ((Please, choose one option only)) Card C25 [FILTER - ONLY ANSWERS 1 AND 2 OF THE PREVIOUS QUESTION GO TO C26, ANSWERS 3,4,5,6 GO TO C27] Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 2.99473 1.43335 0 NA 6 1 Even forever 95 2 Only for a certain period of time 325 3 I would not leave 375 4 Does not concern 290 5 Do not know 0 6 I work abroad 15 9 Can't choose 32 (SK) Country in which R would work You mentioned that you would leave to work abroad. What country did you think of? (fill in) Summation of listed categories: 1138 420 0 99 16.2476 26.2025 0 NA 4 1 Great Britain 92 2 Australia 3 3 Czech Republic 45 4 Belgium 1 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 6 Bulgaria 0 7 Russia 0 8 Austria 94 9 Germany 50 10 USA 23 11 Hungary 1 12 Poland 0 13 Italy 7 14 France 3 15 India 0 16 Ireland 24 17 Iceland 1 18 Japan 0 19 Kazakhstan 0 20 Kosovo 0 21 Switzerland 11 22 Cuba 0 23 Romania 0 24 Greece 0 25 Ukraine 0 26 Serbia 0 27 Spain 2 28 Uzbekistan 0 29 Albania 0 30 Africa 0 31 Denmark 0 32 Holland 8 33 Croatia 0 34 Yugoslavia 0 35 Canada 2 36 Norway 3 37 Portugal 0 38 Slovenia 0 39 Sweden 4 40 Venezuela 0 41 Cyprus 1 42 Ethipia 0 43 Lithuania 0 44 Finland 4 45 Liechtenstein 1 50 neighbour counries 0 51 Scandinavian countires 0 52 west countries 0 53 outside of EU 1 54 Germany speaking counties 1 99 DK 34 SYSMISS 718 (SK) Circumstances under which R would work abroad If you left to work abroad for a longer period of time, which of the following possibilities would you consider perfect? NOW, ALL RESPONDENTS ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS (Choose one option) (specify) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.38576 2.06185 1 Work abroad with all my family 293 2 Work abroad, return to family in free days 250 3 Commute abroad everyday 45 4 Other 19 5 I would not work abroad for longer period 473 8 Can't choose 38 9 NA 20 (SK) Working abroad: One should look for work in Slovakia, not abroad To what extent do you agree with the following statements about working abroad: If people can't find work in their region, they should look for work in other regions of Slovakia and not abroad ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card C28 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.99121 1.78873 1 Strongly agree 225 2 Agree 287 3 Neither agree nor disagree 303 4 Disagree 143 5 Strongly disagree 107 8 Can't choose 68 9 NA 5 (SK) Working abroad: If no work in vicinity, look for abroad To what extent do you agree with the following statements about working abroad: If people can't find work in their region, the best thing to do is to look for work abroad ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card C28 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.79525 1.60455 1 Strongly agree 213 2 Agree 346 3 Neither agree nor disagree 319 4 Disagree 147 5 Strongly disagree 59 8 Can't choose 50 9 NA 4 (SK) Working abroad: Successful abroad shouldn't return back To what extent do you agree with the following statements about working abroad: If someone wins his/her way abroad, it is best for him/her not to return back to Slovakia ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card C28 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.20738 1.79344 1 Strongly agree 171 2 Agree 261 3 Neither agree nor disagree 312 4 Disagree 198 5 Strongly disagree 116 8 Can't choose 71 9 NA 9 (SK) Working abroad: If one stays abroad, should refund his education To what extent do you agree with the following statements about working abroad: If someone stays working abroad, he/she should return the costs of his/her education back to Slovak Republic ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card C28 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.7812 1.84456 1 Strongly agree 128 2 Agree 166 3 Neither agree nor disagree 226 4 Disagree 210 5 Strongly disagree 317 8 Can't choose 79 9 NA 12 (SK) Working abroad: Better to work abroad even if bad job To what extent do you agree with the following statements about working abroad: It is better to leave abroad and work there, even if the work is not very good, than staying at home ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card C28 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 3.23902 1.77121 1 Strongly agree 130 2 Agree 302 3 Neither agree nor disagree 330 4 Disagree 175 5 Strongly disagree 118 8 Can't choose 75 9 NA 8 (SK) Working abroad: Those who stay abroad are a loss for our country To what extent do you agree with the following statements about working abroad: People who stay abroad represent a loss to our country ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card C28 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.69947 1.77325 1 Strongly agree 295 2 Agree 356 3 Neither agree nor disagree 236 4 Disagree 101 5 Strongly disagree 84 8 Can't choose 61 9 NA 5 (SK) Working abroad: Who never worked abroad won't succeed here either To what extent do you agree with the following statements about working abroad: The young who did not work abroad won't succeed at home either ((Please, choose one option on each line)) Card C28 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 4.32777 1.42127 1 Strongly agree 37 2 Agree 62 3 Neither agree nor disagree 199 4 Disagree 236 5 Strongly disagree 538 8 Can't choose 61 9 NA 5 R: Sex NOW LET ME ASK A FEW QUESTIONS ABOUT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY Sex Sex (filled in by interviewer) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 2 1.60896 0.488197 1 Male 445 2 Female 693 9 NA, refused 0 R: Year of birth When were you born? When were you born (year of birth) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1921 9999 2003.58 582.571 1921 2 1922 1 1923 1 1924 1 1925 2 1926 3 1927 2 1928 6 1929 3 1930 2 1931 5 1932 4 1933 8 1934 5 1935 8 1936 8 1937 11 1938 21 1939 16 1940 24 1941 12 1942 14 1943 12 1944 24 1945 14 1946 16 1947 14 1948 28 1949 27 1950 17 1951 28 1952 28 1953 26 1954 30 1955 32 1956 22 1957 13 1958 36 1959 22 1960 21 1961 24 1962 17 1963 18 1964 22 1965 23 1966 17 1967 22 1968 17 1969 17 1970 23 1971 16 1972 20 1973 17 1974 18 1975 25 1976 19 1977 20 1978 23 1979 27 1980 18 1981 19 1982 15 1983 18 1984 12 1985 18 1986 13 1987 13 1988 19 1989 16 1990 17 9999 NA, refused 6 R: Marital status What is your current marital status? go to question D5 IF THE RESPONDENT'S ANSWER TO THE PREVIOUS QUESTION WAS 1 (MARRIED), FILL IN CODE 0 IN THE FOLLOWING QUESTION (DOES NOT APPLY, LIVING WITH SPOUSE)! Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.18717 1.6252 1 Married 647 2 Widowed 141 3 Divorced 88 4 Separated (married but sep./not living w legal spouse) 18 5 Never married 243 9 NA, refused 1 R: Steady life-partner Have you got a steady partner? Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 1.14851 1.4067 0 NAP (married and living w legal spouse, Code 1 in MARITAL) 647 1 Yes, in common household 60 2 Yes, in different households 52 3 No 378 9 NA,refused 1 How many adult persons in household How many adults (18 years and older) live in your household? Include yourself. (number of adults) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 99 2.65905 3.0791 0 Not available 0 1 168 2 471 3 262 4 170 5 50 6 13 7 1 8 2 99 NA, refused 1 How many children younger than 18 in household How many children less than 18 years live in hour household? (number of children) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 0.673989 3.05909 0 None 729 1 205 2 164 3 27 4 8 5 3 7 1 99 NA, refused 1 R: Highest education level What is your highest completed education? INSTRUCTION: "COMPLETED" MEANS DIPLOMA / CERTIFICATE/ CERTIFICATE OF APPRENTICESHIP Card D7 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 99 6.11775 3.82859 1 not finished elementary school 5 2 elementary school 118 3 elementary + vocational training 40 4 vocational with certificate without graduation 270 5 vocational or commercial without graduation 63 6 vocational with graduation 109 7 secondary professional school with graduation 273 8 secondary grammar school 78 9 Higher 26 10 Tertiary, Bc 27 11 Tertiary, M.A. 122 12 Post-graduate 6 99 NA, refused 1 R: Education I: years of schooling How many years in total did you attend school? Can you please count all years of full-time study including primary school and any uncompleted school (excluding evening school, extramural studies, professional and qualification retraining courses). (number of years) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 5 99 13.9095 10.687 5 2 6 3 7 4 8 40 9 57 10 32 11 134 12 337 13 270 14 61 15 37 16 36 17 49 18 37 19 14 20 3 21 3 22 1 24 1 98 Dont know 10 99 NA, refused 7 (SK) Type of education What type of education do you have? Try to place your qualification into one of the following groups. (Please, choose one option only.) Card D9 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 10 4.59315 3.54524 0 NA 55 1 Technical 326 2 Agricultural, food-processing 145 3 Natural sciences 22 4 Medical, pharmaceutical 13 5 Nursing 54 6 Economy, management 154 7 Gastronomy, services 81 8 Social sciences, humanities 68 9 Art 12 10 General without specialization 208 R: Current employment status Have you currently got an income from any working activity? (Please, choose one answer only!) Yes, he/she has an income from a working activity: No, he/she has no income from a working activity: Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 10 3.72583 2.94817 0 NAV 0 1 F-t empl,main job 572 2 P-t empl,main job 22 3 Less part-time 18 4 Help family member 10 5 Unemployed 73 6 Studt,school,educ 61 7 Retired 297 8 Housewife,-man,home duties 47 9 Permanently disabled 36 10 Other,not in lab force 2 97 Refused 0 98 Dont know 0 99 NA 0 R: Hours worked weekly How many hours a week including over time do you work on average in any paid job? (number of hours) 1138 0 99 24.475 24.3152 0 NAV;NAP 96 96 and more 97 Refused 98 DK,cant say,varies too much 99 NA R: Workg f priv.,pub sector, selfempl. Do you currently work in: (if you are not employed at the moment, where did you work in your last job?) Card D12 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 2.51142 1.48589 0 NAP,NAV 84 1 Work f government 166 2 Public owned firm,nat.ind 247 3 Private firm, others 506 4 Self employed 107 5 Never employed 0 9 NA, dont know 28 R: Self-employed - number of employees 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) IF RESPONDENT GAVE ANSWER 4 (ENTREPRENEUR, FARMER, SELF-EMPLOYED, FREELANCE) IN THE PREVIOUS QUESTION, GO TO THE QUESTION D13 AND WRITE IN THE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES HE/SHE HAS. OTHERWISE GO TO QUESTION D14. (number of employees) - if answered, skip D14 Summation of listed categories: 1138 107 1 9999 7008.95 4593.28 0 NAV,NAP 0 1 6 2 6 3 2 4 1 5 6 6 1 9 1 12 2 15 2 21 1 24 1 25 1 40 1 80 1 9995 No employee 71 9997 Refused 0 9998 Dont know 0 9999 NA 4 SYSMISS 1031 Number of subordinates 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.) (Respondents without answer at D13 only) Summation of listed categories: 1138 925 0 9 1.15784 0.60388 0 NA 31 1 none 762 2 1-9 subordinates 103 3 10-24 subordinates 18 4 more than 25 10 9 Can't choose 1 SYSMISS 213 R: Occupation ILO,ISCO 1988 4-digit Please, write the name of your main occupation. Include detailed description of your working activity: what is your principal activity, responsibility etc (if "worker", please, specify; e.g. engine assembly line production worker). Use two or more words and exclude abbreviations. 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 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 110 9999 5733.74 2800.3 110 Armed forces 8 1000 Legislators, senior officials and managers 0 1100 Legislators and senior officials 0 1110 Legislators and senior government officials 0 1120 Senior government official 5 1130 Traditional chiefs+heads of villages 2 1140 Senior officials of special-interest organisations 1 1141 Senior officials of political party organisations 0 1142 Senior officials of employers´, workers´ and other economic 0 1143 Senior officials of humanitarian and other special-interest 0 1200 Corporate managers 0 1210 Directors and chief executives 2 1220 Production and operations managers 0 1221 Production and operations managers in agriculture, hunting 0 1222 Production and operations managers in manufacturing 5 1223 Production and operations managers in construction 2 1224 Production and operations managers in wholesale and retail 4 1225 Production and operations managers in restaurants and hotels 4 1226 Production and operations managers in transport, storage and 1 1227 Production and operations managers in business services ente 2 1228 Production and operations managers in personal care, cleanin 0 1229 Production and operations managers not elsewhere classified 3 1230 Other specialists managers 0 1231 Finance and administration managers 2 1232 Personnel and industrial relations managers 1 1233 Sales and marketing managers 1 1234 Advertising and public relations managers 0 1235 Supply and distribution managers 1 1236 Computing services managers 0 1237 Research and development managers 0 1238 Other department managers nec 0 1239 Other specialist managers not elsewhere classified 0 1250 H:Miscelaneous officers 0 1251 H:High-grade military officer 0 1252 H:Low-grade commissioned officer 0 1300 Managers of small enterprises 0 1310 Managers of small enterprises 0 1311 Managers of small enterprises in agriculture, hunting, fores 0 1312 Managers of small enterprises in manufacturing 0 1313 Managers of small enterprises in construction 0 1314 Managers of small enterprises in wholesale and retail trade 6 1315 Managers of small enterprises of restaurants and hotels 1 1316 Managers of small enterprises in transport, storage and comm 5 1317 Managers of small enterprises in business services enterpris 0 1318 Managers of small enterprises in personal care, cleaning and 2 1319 Managers of small enterprises not elsewhere classified 1 2000 Professionals 0 2100 Physical, mathematical and engineering science professionals 0 2110 Physicists, chemists and related professionals 2 2111 Physicists and astronomers 0 2112 Meteorologists 0 2113 Chemists 2 2114 Geologists and geophysicists 1 2120 Mathematicians, statisticians and related professionals 0 2121 Mathematicians and related professionals 1 2122 Statisticians 0 2130 Computing professionals 0 2131 Computer systems designers, analysts and programmers 1 2139 Computing professionals not elsewhere classified 3 2140 Architects, engineers and related professionals 0 2141 Architects, town and traffic planners 2 2142 Civil engineers 3 2143 Electrical engineers 2 2144 Electronics and telecommunications engineers 0 2145 Mechanical engineers 1 2146 Chemical engineers 0 2147 Mining engineers, metallurgists and related professionals 0 2148 Cartographers and surveyors 0 2149 Architects, engineers and related professionals not elsewh 5 2200 Life science and health professionals 0 2210 Life science professionals 0 2211 Biologists, botanists, zoologists and related professionals 0 2212 Pharmacologists, pathologists and related professionals 0 2213 Agronomists and related professionals 2 2220 Health professionals (except nursing) 0 2221 Medical doctors 4 2222 Dentists 1 2223 Veterinarians 2 2224 Pharmacists 0 2229 Health professionals (except nursing) not elsewhere classifi 1 2230 Nursing and midwifery professionals 3 2300 Teaching professionals 0 2310 College, university and higher education teaching profession 3 2320 Secondary education teaching professionals 9 2330 Primary and pre-primary education teaching professionals 30 2331 Primary education teaching professionals 0 2332 Pre-primary education teaching professionals 0 2340 Special education teaching professionals 5 2350 Other teaching professionals 0 2351 Education methods specialists 0 2352 School inspectors 0 2359 Other teaching professionals not elsewhere classified 0 2400 Other professionals 0 2410 Business professionals 12 2411 Accountants 1 2412 Personnel and careers professionals 1 2419 Business professionals not elsewhere classified 2 2420 Legal professionals 0 2421 Lawyers 1 2422 Judges 1 2429 Legal professionals not elswhere classified 0 2430 Archivists, librarians and related information professionals 0 2431 Archivists and curators 2 2432 Librarians and related information professionals 2 2440 Social science and related professionals 0 2441 Economists 3 2442 Sociologists, anthropologists and related professionals 1 2443 Philosophers, historians and political scientists 0 2444 Philologists, translators and interpreters 0 2445 Psychologists 1 2446 Social work professionals 3 2450 Writers and creative or performing artists 0 2451 Authors, journalists and other writers 1 2452 Sculptors, painters and related artists 2 2453 Composers, musicians and singers 1 2454 Choreographers and dancers 0 2455 Film, stage and related actors and directors 0 2460 Religious professionals 0 2470 Public service administrative professionals 1 3000 Technicians and associate professionals 0 3100 Physical and engineering science associate professionals 0 3110 Physical and engineering science technicians 0 3111 Chemical and physical science technicians 0 3112 Civil engineering technicians 4 3113 Electrical engineering technicians 4 3114 Electronics and telecommunications engineering technicians 0 3115 Mechanical engineering technicians 7 3116 Chemical engineering technicians 1 3117 Mining and metallurgical technicians 2 3118 Draughtspersons 0 3119 Physical and engineering science technicians not elsewhere c 10 3120 Computer associate professionals 2 3121 Computer assistants 0 3122 Computer equipment operators 3 3123 Industrial robot controllers 0 3130 Optical and electronic equipment operators 0 3131 Photographers and image and sound recording equipment operat 0 3132 Broadcasting and telecommunications equipment operators 0 3133 Medical equipment operators 1 3139 Optical and electronic equipment operators not elsewhere cla 0 3140 Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 0 3141 Ships´ engineers 0 3142 Ships´ deck officers and pilots 0 3143 Aircraft pilots and related associate professionals 0 3144 Air traffic controllers 0 3145 Air traffic safety technicians 3 3150 Safety and quality inspectors 13 3151 Building and fire inspectors 2 3152 Safety, health and quality inspectors 0 3200 Life science and health associate professionals 0 3210 Life science technicians and related associate professional 0 3211 Life science technicians 1 3212 Agronomy and forestry technicians 11 3213 Farming and forestry advisers 1 3220 Health associate professionals (except nursing) 0 3221 Medical assistants 0 3222 Hygienists, health and environmental officers 1 3223 Dieticians and nutritionists 0 3224 Optometrists and opticians 1 3225 Dental assistants 0 3226 Physiotherapists and related associate professionals 1 3227 Veterinary assistants 1 3228 Pharmaceutical assistants 0 3229 Health associate professionals (except nursing) not elsewher 1 3230 Nursing and midwifery associate professionals 0 3231 Nursing associate professionals 33 3232 Midwifery associate professionals 0 3300 Teaching associate professionals 0 3310 Primary education teaching associate professionals 14 3320 Pre-primary education teaching associate professionals 0 3330 Special education teaching associate professionals 0 3340 Other teaching associate professionals 1 3400 Other associate professionals 0 3410 Finance and sales associate professionals 0 3411 Securities and finance dealers and brokers 0 3412 Insurance representatives 4 3413 Estate agents 2 3414 Travel consultants and organisers 0 3415 Technical and commercial sales representatives 10 3416 Buyers 3 3417 Appraisers, valuers and auctioneers 0 3419 Finance and sales associate professionals not elsewhere clas 0 3420 Business services agents and trade brokers 0 3421 Trade brokers 1 3422 Clearing and forwarding agents 3 3423 Employment agents and labour contractors 4 3429 Business services agents and trade brokers not elsewhere cla 0 3430 Administrative associate professionals 12 3431 Administrative secretaries and related associate professiona 6 3432 Legal and related business associate professionals 1 3433 Bookkeepers 47 3434 Statistical, mathematical and related associate professional 0 3440 Customs, tax and related government associate professionals 0 3441 Customs and border inspectors 2 3442 Government tax and excise officials 1 3443 Government social benefits officials 4 3444 Government licensing officials 0 3449 Customs, tax and related government associate professionals 0 3450 Police inspectors and detectives 0 3460 Social work associate professionals 2 3470 Artistic, entertainment and sports associate professionals 0 3471 Decorators and commercial designers 3 3472 Radio, television and other announcers 0 3473 Street, night-club and related musicians, singers and dancer 0 3474 Clowns, magicians, acrobats and related associate profession 0 3475 Athletes, sports persons and related associate professionals 0 3480 Religious associate professionals 0 4000 Clerks 0 4100 Office clerks 0 4110 Secretaries and keyboard-operating clerks 0 4111 Stenographers and typists 1 4112 Word-processor and related operators 0 4113 Data entry operators 1 4114 Calculating-machine operators 0 4115 Secretaries 16 4120 Numerical clerks 5 4121 Accounting and book-keeping clerks 8 4122 Statistical and finance clerks 0 4130 Material-recording and transport clerks 0 4131 Stock clerks 11 4132 Production clerks 0 4133 Transport clerks 4 4140 Library, mail and related clerks 0 4141 Library and filing clerks 3 4142 Mail carriers and sorting clerks 7 4143 Coding, proof-reading and related clerks 0 4144 Scribes and related workers 0 4190 Other office clerks 2 4200 Customer services clerks 0 4210 Cashiers, tellers and related clerks 0 4211 Cashiers and ticket clerks 5 4212 Tellers and other counter clerks 1 4213 Bookmakers and croupiers 6 4214 Pawnbrokers and money-lenders 0 4215 Debt-collectors and related workers 0 4220 Client information clerks 0 4221 Travel agency and related clerks 1 4222 Receptionists and information clerks 2 4223 Telephone switchboard operators 6 5000 Service workers and shop and market sales workers 0 5100 Personal and protective services workers 0 5110 Travel attendants and related workers 0 5111 Travel attendants and travel stewards 1 5112 Transport conductors 1 5113 Travel guides 1 5120 Housekeeping and restaurant services workers 0 5121 Housekeepers and related workers 1 5122 Cooks 25 5123 Waiters, waitresses and bartenders 12 5130 Personal care and related workers 0 5131 Child-care workers 2 5132 Institution-based personal care workers 9 5133 Home-based personal care workers 6 5139 Personal care and related workers not elsewhere classified 1 5140 Other personal services workers 0 5141 Hairdressers, barbers, beauticians and related workers 5 5142 Companions and valets 0 5143 Undertakers and embalmers 0 5149 Other personal services workers not elsewhere classified 0 5160 Protective services workers 0 5161 Fire-fighters 2 5162 Police officers 2 5163 Prison guards 0 5169 Protective services workers not elsewhere classified 5 5200 Models, salespersons and demonstrators 65 5210 Fashion and other models 0 5220 Shop, stall and market salespersons and demonstrators 4 6000 Skilled agricultural and fishery workers 0 6100 Skilled agricultural and fishery workers 0 6110 Market gardeners and crop growers 0 6111 Field crop and vegetable growers 5 6112 Gardeners, horticultural and nursery growers 4 6120 Animal producers and related workers 0 6121 Dairy and livestock producers 4 6122 Poultry producers 0 6129 Animal producers and related workers not elsewhere classifie 2 6130 Crop and animal producers 0 6140 Forestry and related workers 0 6141 Forestry workers and loggers 3 6142 Charcoal burners and related workers 2 6150 Fishery workers, hunters and trappers 0 6151 Aquatic life cultivation workers 0 6152 Inland and coastal waters fishery workers 0 6153 Deep-sea fishery workers 0 6154 Hunters and trappers 0 7000 Craft and related trades workers 0 7100 Extraction and building trades workers 0 7110 Miners, shotfirers, stone cutters and carvers 1 7111 Miners and quarry workers 2 7112 Shotfirers and blasters 0 7113 Stone splitters, cutters and carvers 1 7120 Building frame and related trades workers 0 7121 Builders 0 7122 Bricklayers and stonemasons 23 7123 Concrete placers, concrete finishers and related workers 1 7124 Carpenters and joiners 6 7129 Building frame and related trades workers not elsewhere clas 11 7130 Building finishers and related trades workers 0 7131 Roofers 1 7132 Floor layers and tile setters 1 7133 Plasterers 0 7134 Insulation workers 2 7135 Glaziers 0 7136 Plumbers and pipe fitters 2 7137 Building and related electricians 8 7139 Building finishers and related trade workers not elsewhere c 0 7140 Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor 0 7141 Painters and related workers 2 7143 Building structure cleaners 0 7200 Metal, machinery and related trades workers 0 7210 Metal moulders, welders, sheet-metal workers, structural-met 0 7211 Metal moulders and coremakers 0 7212 Welders and flame cutters 11 7213 Sheet-metal workers 4 7214 Structural-metal preparers and erectors 4 7215 Riggers and cable splicers 0 7216 Underwater workers 0 7220 Blacksmiths, tool-makers and related trades workers 0 7221 Blacksmiths, hammer-smiths and forging-press workers 0 7222 Tool-makers and related workers 7 7223 Machine-tool setters and setter-operators 5 7224 Metal wheel-grinders, polishers and tool sharpeners 2 7230 Machinery mechanics and fitters 6 7231 Motor vehicle mechanics and fitters 6 7232 Aircraft engine mechanics and fitters 0 7233 Agricultural- or industrial-machinery mechanics and fitters 1 7240 Electrical and electronic equipment mechanics and fitters 0 7241 Electrical mechanics fitters and services 4 7242 Electronics mechanics, fitters and servicers 0 7244 Telegraph and telephone installers and servicers 1 7245 Electrical line installers, repairers and cable jointers 6 7300 Precision, handicraft, craft printing and related trades wor 0 7310 Precision workers in metal and related materials 0 7311 Precision-instrument makers and repairers 0 7312 Musical-instrument makers and tuners 0 7313 Jewellery and precious-metal workers 0 7320 Potters, glass-makers and related trades workers 0 7321 Abrasive wheel formers, potters and related workers 1 7322 Glass-makers, cutters, grinders and finishers 1 7323 Glass engravers and etchers 0 7324 Glass, ceramics and related decorative painters 0 7330 Handicraft workers in wood, textile, leather and related mat 0 7331 Handicraft workers in wood and related materials 0 7332 Handicraft workers in textile, leather and related materials 3 7340 Craft printing and related trades workers 0 7341 Compositors, typesetters and related workers 1 7342 Stereotypers and electrotypers 0 7343 Printing engravers and etchers 0 7344 Photographic and related workers 0 7345 Bookbinders and related workers 0 7346 Silk-screen, block and craft textile printers 1 7400 Other craft and related trades workers 0 7410 Food processing and related trades workers 6 7411 Butchers, fishmongers and related food preparers 0 7412 Bakers, pastry-cooks and confectionery makers 2 7413 Dairy-products workers 1 7414 Fruit, vegetable and related preservers 0 7415 Food and beverage tasters and graders 1 7416 Tobacco preparers and tobacco products makers 0 7420 Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 0 7421 Wood treaters 2 7422 Cabinetmakers and related workers 5 7423 Woodworking machine setters and setter-operators 0 7424 Basketry weavers, brush makers and related workers 0 7430 Textile, garment and related trades workers 1 7431 Fibre preparers 0 7432 Weavers, knitters and related workers 2 7433 Tailors, dressmakers and hatters 1 7434 Furriers and related workers 1 7435 Textile, leather and related pattern-makers and cutters 0 7436 Sewers, embroiderers and related workers 16 7437 Upholsterers and related workers 1 7440 Pelt, leather and shoemaking trades workers 0 7441 Pelt dressers, tanners and fellmongers 0 7442 Shoe-makers and related workers 10 8000 Plant and machine operators and assemblers 0 8100 Stationary plant and related operators 0 8110 Mining and mineral-processing-plant operators 0 8111 Mining plant operators 0 8112 Mineral-ore and stone-processing-plant operators 0 8113 Well drillers and borers and related workers 0 8120 Metal-processing plant operators 0 8121 Ore and metal furnace operators 2 8122 Metal melters, casters and rolling-mill operators 2 8123 Metal heat-treating-plant operators 0 8124 Metal drawers and extruders 0 8130 Glass, ceramics and related plant operators 0 8131 Glass and ceramics kiln and related machine operators 0 8139 Glass, ceramics and related plant operators not elsewhere cl 0 8140 Wood-processing- and papermaking-plant operators 0 8141 Wood-processing-plant operators 3 8142 Paper-pulp plant operators 0 8143 Papermaking-plant operators 1 8150 Chemical-processing-plant operators 0 8151 Crushing-, grinding- and chemical-mixing-machinery operators 0 8152 Chemical-heat-treating-plant operators 0 8153 Chemical-filtering- and separating-equipment operators 0 8154 Chemical-still and reactor operators (except petroleum and n 0 8155 Petroleum- and natural-gas-refining-plant operators 0 8159 Chemical-processing-plant operators not elsewhere classified 2 8160 Power-production and related plant operators 0 8161 Power-production plant operators 0 8162 Steam-engine and boiler operators 0 8163 Incinerator, water-treatment and related plant operators 3 8170 Industrial robot operators 1 8200 Machine operators and assemblers 0 8210 Metal- and mineral-products machine operators 0 8211 Machine-tool operators 5 8212 Cement and other mineral products machine operators 0 8220 Chemical-products machine operators 0 8221 Pharmaceutical-and toiletry-products machine operators 0 8222 Ammunition- and explosive-products machine operators 0 8223 Metal finishing-, plating- and coating-machine operators 0 8224 Photographic-products machine operators 0 8229 Chemical-products machine operators not elsewhere classified 0 8230 Rubber- and plastic-products machine operators 0 8231 Rubber-products machine operators 1 8232 Plastic-products machine operators 1 8240 Wood-products machine operators 0 8250 Printing-, binding- and paper-products machine operators 0 8251 Printing-machine operators 0 8252 Book-binding-machine operators 0 8253 Paper-products machine operators 0 8260 Textile-, fur- and leather-products machine operators 0 8261 Fibre-preparing-, spinning- and winding-machine operators 1 8262 Weaving- and knitting-machine operators 0 8263 Sewing-machine operators 3 8264 Bleaching-, dyeing- and cleaning-machine operators 1 8265 Fur- and leather-preparing-machine operators 0 8266 Shoemaking- and related machine operators 0 8269 Textile-, fur- and leather-products machine operators not el 0 8270 Food and related products machine operators 0 8271 Meat- and fish-processing-machine operators 0 8272 Dairy-products machine operators 0 8273 Grain- and spice-milling-machine operators 0 8274 Baked-goods, cereal- and chocolate-products machine operator 1 8275 Fruit-, vegetable- and nut-processing-machine operators 0 8276 Sugar production machine operators 0 8277 Tea-, coffee- and cocoa-processing-machine operators 0 8278 Brewers, wine and other beverage machine operators 0 8279 Tobacco production machine operators 0 8280 Assemblers 0 8281 Mechanical-machinery assemblers 4 8282 Electrical-equipment assemblers 2 8283 Electronic-equipment assemblers 4 8284 Metal-, rubber- and plastic-products assemblers 1 8285 Wood and related products assemblers 5 8286 Paperboard, textile and related products assemblers 1 8287 Composite products assemblers 1 8290 Other machine operators not elsewhere classified 0 8300 Drivers and mobile plant operators 0 8310 Locomotive engine drivers and related workers 0 8311 Locomotive engine drivers 5 8312 Railway brakers, signallers and shunters 2 8320 Motor vehicle drivers 0 8321 Motorcycle drivers 0 8322 Car, taxi and van drivers 9 8323 Bus and tram drivers 6 8324 Heavy truck and lorry drivers 8 8330 Agricultural and other mobile plant operators 0 8331 Motorised farm and forestry plant operators 3 8332 Earth-moving and related plant operators 0 8333 Crane, hoist and related plant operators 2 8334 Lifting-truck operators 0 8340 Ships´ deck crews and related workers 0 9000 Elementary occupations 0 9100 Sales and services elementary occupations 0 9110 Street vendors and related workers 0 9111 Street vendors 1 9113 Door-to-door and telephone salespersons 0 9120 Shoe cleaning and other street services elementary occupatio 0 9130 Domestic and related helpers, cleaners and launderers 0 9131 Domestic helpers and cleaners 0 9132 Helpers and cleaners in offices, hotels and other establishm 33 9133 Hand-launderers and pressers 4 9140 Building caretakers, window and related cleaners 0 9141 Building caretakers 9 9142 Vehicle, window and related cleaners 0 9150 Messengers, porters, doorkeepers and related workers 0 9151 Messengers, package and luggage porters and deliverers 1 9152 Doorkeepers, watchpersons and related workers 6 9153 Vending-machine money collectors, meter readers and related 0 9160 Garbage collectors and related labourers 0 9161 Garbage collectors 5 9162 Sweepers and related labourers 2 9200 Agricultural, fishery and related labourers 0 9210 Agricultural, fishery and related labourers 0 9211 Farm-hands and labourers 16 9212 Forestry labourers 0 9213 Fishery, hunting and trapping labourers 0 9300 L'abourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transp 0 9310 Mining and construction labourers 0 9311 Mining and quarrying labourers 0 9312 Construction and maintenance labourers: roads, dams and simi 8 9313 Building construction labourers 0 9320 Manufacturing labourers 12 9330 Transport labourers and freight handlers 10 9996 Not classified;inadequately described 0 9997 Refused 0 9998 Dont know 0 9999 Na 136 R: Economically active/inactive Does any of the following characteristics apply to you? Choose the one that is currently decisive in your life: Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 7 5.34359 1.96599 0 NA 0 1 Secondary school student 26 2 University student 47 3 Retired 295 4 Maternity/parental leave 45 5 Disability pensioner 51 6 Unemployed 77 7 None of these 597 9 Don't know 0 S-P: Highest education level NOW, WE WOULD LIKE TO GIVE YOU A FEW QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTNER. What is the highest completed education of your spouse or partner? RESPONDENTS WITHOUT SPOUSE OR PARTNER GO TO QUESTION D21! INSTRUCTION: "COMPLETED" MEANS DIPLOMA/ CERTIFICATE/CERTIFICATE OF APPRENTICESHIP Card D7 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 5.82777 13.8176 0 NAV;N mar;n spou/partn 379 1 not finished elementary school 1 2 elementary school 53 3 elementary + vocational training 26 4 vocational with certificate without graduation 221 5 vocational or commercial without graduation 46 6 vocational with graduation 94 7 secondary professional school with graduation 154 8 secondary grammar school 36 9 Higher 10 10 Tertiary, Bc 10 11 Tertiary, M.A. 83 12 Post-graduate 2 98 Don't know 1 99 NA 22 S-P: Current employment status Does your spouse/partner currently have an income from any working activity? (Please, choose one answer only!) Card D18 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 3.79262 13.0397 0 NAV;N mar;n spou/partn 379 1 F-t empl,main job 456 2 P-t empl,main job 14 3 Less part-time 8 4 Help family member 4 5 Unemployed 27 6 Studt,school,educ 12 7 Retired 165 8 Housewife,-man,home duties 29 9 Permanently disabled 22 10 Other,not in lab force 2 97 Refused 0 98 Dont know 0 99 NA 20 S-P: Occupation ILO,ISCO 1988 4-digit 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 (if "worker", please, specify; e.g. engine assembly line production worker). 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: Summation of listed categories: 1138 759 110 9999 6105.09 2812.6 110 Armed forces 3 1000 Legislators, senior officials and managers 0 1100 Legislators and senior officials 0 1110 Legislators and senior government officials 0 1120 Senior government official 5 1130 Traditional chiefs+heads of villages 1 1140 Senior officials of special-interest organisations 0 1141 Senior officials of political party organisations 0 1142 Senior officials of employers´, workers´ and other economic 0 1143 Senior officials of humanitarian and other special-interest 0 1200 Corporate managers 0 1210 Directors and chief executives 2 1220 Production and operations managers 0 1221 Production and operations managers in agriculture, hunting 0 1222 Production and operations managers in manufacturing 5 1223 Production and operations managers in construction 1 1224 Production and operations managers in wholesale and retail 2 1225 Production and operations managers in restaurants and hotels 2 1226 Production and operations managers in transport, storage and 1 1227 Production and operations managers in business services ente 0 1228 Production and operations managers in personal care, cleanin 1 1229 Production and operations managers not elsewhere classified 0 1230 Other specialists managers 0 1231 Finance and administration managers 4 1232 Personnel and industrial relations managers 1 1233 Sales and marketing managers 0 1234 Advertising and public relations managers 0 1235 Supply and distribution managers 0 1236 Computing services managers 0 1237 Research and development managers 2 1238 Other department managers nec 0 1239 Other specialist managers not elsewhere classified 2 1250 H:Miscelaneous officers 0 1251 H:High-grade military officer 0 1252 H:Low-grade commissioned officer 0 1300 Managers of small enterprises 0 1310 Managers of small enterprises 0 1311 Managers of small enterprises in agriculture, hunting, fores 1 1312 Managers of small enterprises in manufacturing 1 1313 Managers of small enterprises in construction 2 1314 Managers of small enterprises in wholesale and retail trade 3 1315 Managers of small enterprises of restaurants and hotels 2 1316 Managers of small enterprises in transport, storage and comm 2 1317 Managers of small enterprises in business services enterpris 0 1318 Managers of small enterprises in personal care, cleaning and 0 1319 Managers of small enterprises not elsewhere classified 0 2000 Professionals 0 2100 Physical, mathematical and engineering science professionals 0 2110 Physicists, chemists and related professionals 0 2111 Physicists and astronomers 0 2112 Meteorologists 0 2113 Chemists 1 2114 Geologists and geophysicists 2 2120 Mathematicians, statisticians and related professionals 0 2121 Mathematicians and related professionals 0 2122 Statisticians 0 2130 Computing professionals 0 2131 Computer systems designers, analysts and programmers 0 2139 Computing professionals not elsewhere classified 2 2140 Architects, engineers and related professionals 0 2141 Architects, town and traffic planners 1 2142 Civil engineers 4 2143 Electrical engineers 1 2144 Electronics and telecommunications engineers 0 2145 Mechanical engineers 2 2146 Chemical engineers 1 2147 Mining engineers, metallurgists and related professionals 0 2148 Cartographers and surveyors 0 2149 Architects, engineers and related professionals not elsewh 1 2200 Life science and health professionals 0 2210 Life science professionals 0 2211 Biologists, botanists, zoologists and related professionals 0 2212 Pharmacologists, pathologists and related professionals 0 2213 Agronomists and related professionals 0 2220 Health professionals (except nursing) 0 2221 Medical doctors 3 2222 Dentists 0 2223 Veterinarians 0 2224 Pharmacists 0 2229 Health professionals (except nursing) not elsewhere classifi 0 2230 Nursing and midwifery professionals 1 2300 Teaching professionals 0 2310 College, university and higher education teaching profession 2 2320 Secondary education teaching professionals 12 2330 Primary and pre-primary education teaching professionals 13 2331 Primary education teaching professionals 0 2332 Pre-primary education teaching professionals 0 2340 Special education teaching professionals 3 2350 Other teaching professionals 0 2351 Education methods specialists 0 2352 School inspectors 0 2359 Other teaching professionals not elsewhere classified 0 2400 Other professionals 0 2410 Business professionals 3 2411 Accountants 1 2412 Personnel and careers professionals 1 2419 Business professionals not elsewhere classified 0 2420 Legal professionals 0 2421 Lawyers 1 2422 Judges 0 2429 Legal professionals not elswhere classified 0 2430 Archivists, librarians and related information professionals 0 2431 Archivists and curators 1 2432 Librarians and related information professionals 2 2440 Social science and related professionals 0 2441 Economists 3 2442 Sociologists, anthropologists and related professionals 0 2443 Philosophers, historians and political scientists 0 2444 Philologists, translators and interpreters 0 2445 Psychologists 0 2446 Social work professionals 0 2450 Writers and creative or performing artists 0 2451 Authors, journalists and other writers 1 2452 Sculptors, painters and related artists 0 2453 Composers, musicians and singers 0 2454 Choreographers and dancers 0 2455 Film, stage and related actors and directors 1 2460 Religious professionals 0 2470 Public service administrative professionals 1 3000 Technicians and associate professionals 0 3100 Physical and engineering science associate professionals 0 3110 Physical and engineering science technicians 0 3111 Chemical and physical science technicians 1 3112 Civil engineering technicians 3 3113 Electrical engineering technicians 5 3114 Electronics and telecommunications engineering technicians 0 3115 Mechanical engineering technicians 10 3116 Chemical engineering technicians 0 3117 Mining and metallurgical technicians 2 3118 Draughtspersons 3 3119 Physical and engineering science technicians not elsewhere c 19 3120 Computer associate professionals 1 3121 Computer assistants 1 3122 Computer equipment operators 1 3123 Industrial robot controllers 0 3130 Optical and electronic equipment operators 0 3131 Photographers and image and sound recording equipment operat 0 3132 Broadcasting and telecommunications equipment operators 1 3133 Medical equipment operators 0 3139 Optical and electronic equipment operators not elsewhere cla 0 3140 Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 0 3141 Ships´ engineers 0 3142 Ships´ deck officers and pilots 0 3143 Aircraft pilots and related associate professionals 0 3144 Air traffic controllers 0 3145 Air traffic safety technicians 0 3150 Safety and quality inspectors 6 3151 Building and fire inspectors 0 3152 Safety, health and quality inspectors 0 3200 Life science and health associate professionals 0 3210 Life science technicians and related associate professional 0 3211 Life science technicians 0 3212 Agronomy and forestry technicians 6 3213 Farming and forestry advisers 0 3220 Health associate professionals (except nursing) 0 3221 Medical assistants 0 3222 Hygienists, health and environmental officers 0 3223 Dieticians and nutritionists 0 3224 Optometrists and opticians 1 3225 Dental assistants 0 3226 Physiotherapists and related associate professionals 0 3227 Veterinary assistants 0 3228 Pharmaceutical assistants 0 3229 Health associate professionals (except nursing) not elsewher 0 3230 Nursing and midwifery associate professionals 0 3231 Nursing associate professionals 14 3232 Midwifery associate professionals 0 3300 Teaching associate professionals 0 3310 Primary education teaching associate professionals 2 3320 Pre-primary education teaching associate professionals 0 3330 Special education teaching associate professionals 0 3340 Other teaching associate professionals 0 3400 Other associate professionals 0 3410 Finance and sales associate professionals 0 3411 Securities and finance dealers and brokers 0 3412 Insurance representatives 3 3413 Estate agents 0 3414 Travel consultants and organisers 0 3415 Technical and commercial sales representatives 4 3416 Buyers 4 3417 Appraisers, valuers and auctioneers 0 3419 Finance and sales associate professionals not elsewhere clas 0 3420 Business services agents and trade brokers 0 3421 Trade brokers 0 3422 Clearing and forwarding agents 1 3423 Employment agents and labour contractors 1 3429 Business services agents and trade brokers not elsewhere cla 0 3430 Administrative associate professionals 13 3431 Administrative secretaries and related associate professiona 7 3432 Legal and related business associate professionals 0 3433 Bookkeepers 15 3434 Statistical, mathematical and related associate professional 0 3440 Customs, tax and related government associate professionals 0 3441 Customs and border inspectors 0 3442 Government tax and excise officials 0 3443 Government social benefits officials 0 3444 Government licensing officials 0 3449 Customs, tax and related government associate professionals 1 3450 Police inspectors and detectives 0 3460 Social work associate professionals 1 3470 Artistic, entertainment and sports associate professionals 0 3471 Decorators and commercial designers 0 3472 Radio, television and other announcers 0 3473 Street, night-club and related musicians, singers and dancer 0 3474 Clowns, magicians, acrobats and related associate profession 0 3475 Athletes, sports persons and related associate professionals 0 3480 Religious associate professionals 1 4000 Clerks 0 4100 Office clerks 0 4110 Secretaries and keyboard-operating clerks 0 4111 Stenographers and typists 0 4112 Word-processor and related operators 0 4113 Data entry operators 0 4114 Calculating-machine operators 0 4115 Secretaries 5 4120 Numerical clerks 4 4121 Accounting and book-keeping clerks 2 4122 Statistical and finance clerks 0 4130 Material-recording and transport clerks 0 4131 Stock clerks 11 4132 Production clerks 0 4133 Transport clerks 0 4140 Library, mail and related clerks 0 4141 Library and filing clerks 1 4142 Mail carriers and sorting clerks 1 4143 Coding, proof-reading and related clerks 0 4144 Scribes and related workers 0 4190 Other office clerks 0 4200 Customer services clerks 0 4210 Cashiers, tellers and related clerks 0 4211 Cashiers and ticket clerks 1 4212 Tellers and other counter clerks 6 4213 Bookmakers and croupiers 2 4214 Pawnbrokers and money-lenders 1 4215 Debt-collectors and related workers 0 4220 Client information clerks 0 4221 Travel agency and related clerks 0 4222 Receptionists and information clerks 2 4223 Telephone switchboard operators 0 5000 Service workers and shop and market sales workers 0 5100 Personal and protective services workers 0 5110 Travel attendants and related workers 0 5111 Travel attendants and travel stewards 0 5112 Transport conductors 1 5113 Travel guides 0 5120 Housekeeping and restaurant services workers 0 5121 Housekeepers and related workers 1 5122 Cooks 15 5123 Waiters, waitresses and bartenders 4 5130 Personal care and related workers 0 5131 Child-care workers 0 5132 Institution-based personal care workers 2 5133 Home-based personal care workers 3 5139 Personal care and related workers not elsewhere classified 0 5140 Other personal services workers 0 5141 Hairdressers, barbers, beauticians and related workers 2 5142 Companions and valets 0 5143 Undertakers and embalmers 0 5149 Other personal services workers not elsewhere classified 0 5160 Protective services workers 0 5161 Fire-fighters 2 5162 Police officers 6 5163 Prison guards 0 5169 Protective services workers not elsewhere classified 4 5200 Models, salespersons and demonstrators 36 5210 Fashion and other models 0 5220 Shop, stall and market salespersons and demonstrators 0 6000 Skilled agricultural and fishery workers 0 6100 Skilled agricultural and fishery workers 0 6110 Market gardeners and crop growers 2 6111 Field crop and vegetable growers 5 6112 Gardeners, horticultural and nursery growers 1 6120 Animal producers and related workers 0 6121 Dairy and livestock producers 1 6122 Poultry producers 0 6129 Animal producers and related workers not elsewhere classifie 3 6130 Crop and animal producers 0 6140 Forestry and related workers 0 6141 Forestry workers and loggers 1 6142 Charcoal burners and related workers 0 6150 Fishery workers, hunters and trappers 0 6151 Aquatic life cultivation workers 0 6152 Inland and coastal waters fishery workers 0 6153 Deep-sea fishery workers 0 6154 Hunters and trappers 0 7000 Craft and related trades workers 0 7100 Extraction and building trades workers 0 7110 Miners, shotfirers, stone cutters and carvers 1 7111 Miners and quarry workers 0 7112 Shotfirers and blasters 0 7113 Stone splitters, cutters and carvers 1 7120 Building frame and related trades workers 0 7121 Builders 0 7122 Bricklayers and stonemasons 20 7123 Concrete placers, concrete finishers and related workers 0 7124 Carpenters and joiners 5 7129 Building frame and related trades workers not elsewhere clas 7 7130 Building finishers and related trades workers 0 7131 Roofers 1 7132 Floor layers and tile setters 1 7133 Plasterers 0 7134 Insulation workers 1 7135 Glaziers 0 7136 Plumbers and pipe fitters 4 7137 Building and related electricians 12 7139 Building finishers and related trade workers not elsewhere c 0 7140 Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor 0 7141 Painters and related workers 3 7142 1 7143 Building structure cleaners 0 7200 Metal, machinery and related trades workers 0 7210 Metal moulders, welders, sheet-metal workers, structural-met 0 7211 Metal moulders and coremakers 0 7212 Welders and flame cutters 5 7213 Sheet-metal workers 2 7214 Structural-metal preparers and erectors 4 7215 Riggers and cable splicers 0 7216 Underwater workers 0 7220 Blacksmiths, tool-makers and related trades workers 0 7221 Blacksmiths, hammer-smiths and forging-press workers 0 7222 Tool-makers and related workers 6 7223 Machine-tool setters and setter-operators 3 7224 Metal wheel-grinders, polishers and tool sharpeners 3 7230 Machinery mechanics and fitters 3 7231 Motor vehicle mechanics and fitters 8 7232 Aircraft engine mechanics and fitters 0 7233 Agricultural- or industrial-machinery mechanics and fitters 3 7240 Electrical and electronic equipment mechanics and fitters 0 7241 Electrical mechanics fitters and services 2 7242 Electronics mechanics, fitters and servicers 0 7244 Telegraph and telephone installers and servicers 0 7245 Electrical line installers, repairers and cable jointers 5 7300 Precision, handicraft, craft printing and related trades wor 0 7310 Precision workers in metal and related materials 0 7311 Precision-instrument makers and repairers 0 7312 Musical-instrument makers and tuners 0 7313 Jewellery and precious-metal workers 0 7320 Potters, glass-makers and related trades workers 0 7321 Abrasive wheel formers, potters and related workers 0 7322 Glass-makers, cutters, grinders and finishers 0 7323 Glass engravers and etchers 0 7324 Glass, ceramics and related decorative painters 0 7330 Handicraft workers in wood, textile, leather and related mat 0 7331 Handicraft workers in wood and related materials 0 7332 Handicraft workers in textile, leather and related materials 2 7340 Craft printing and related trades workers 0 7341 Compositors, typesetters and related workers 0 7342 Stereotypers and electrotypers 0 7343 Printing engravers and etchers 0 7344 Photographic and related workers 0 7345 Bookbinders and related workers 1 7346 Silk-screen, block and craft textile printers 0 7400 Other craft and related trades workers 0 7410 Food processing and related trades workers 0 7411 Butchers, fishmongers and related food preparers 4 7412 Bakers, pastry-cooks and confectionery makers 1 7413 Dairy-products workers 0 7414 Fruit, vegetable and related preservers 1 7415 Food and beverage tasters and graders 0 7416 Tobacco preparers and tobacco products makers 0 7420 Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 0 7421 Wood treaters 2 7422 Cabinetmakers and related workers 2 7423 Woodworking machine setters and setter-operators 0 7424 Basketry weavers, brush makers and related workers 0 7430 Textile, garment and related trades workers 0 7431 Fibre preparers 2 7432 Weavers, knitters and related workers 0 7433 Tailors, dressmakers and hatters 4 7434 Furriers and related workers 0 7435 Textile, leather and related pattern-makers and cutters 0 7436 Sewers, embroiderers and related workers 13 7437 Upholsterers and related workers 1 7440 Pelt, leather and shoemaking trades workers 0 7441 Pelt dressers, tanners and fellmongers 0 7442 Shoe-makers and related workers 4 8000 Plant and machine operators and assemblers 0 8100 Stationary plant and related operators 0 8110 Mining and mineral-processing-plant operators 0 8111 Mining plant operators 0 8112 Mineral-ore and stone-processing-plant operators 0 8113 Well drillers and borers and related workers 0 8120 Metal-processing plant operators 0 8121 Ore and metal furnace operators 1 8122 Metal melters, casters and rolling-mill operators 1 8123 Metal heat-treating-plant operators 0 8124 Metal drawers and extruders 0 8130 Glass, ceramics and related plant operators 0 8131 Glass and ceramics kiln and related machine operators 0 8139 Glass, ceramics and related plant operators not elsewhere cl 0 8140 Wood-processing- and papermaking-plant operators 0 8141 Wood-processing-plant operators 4 8142 Paper-pulp plant operators 0 8143 Papermaking-plant operators 1 8150 Chemical-processing-plant operators 0 8151 Crushing-, grinding- and chemical-mixing-machinery operators 0 8152 Chemical-heat-treating-plant operators 0 8153 Chemical-filtering- and separating-equipment operators 0 8154 Chemical-still and reactor operators (except petroleum and n 0 8155 Petroleum- and natural-gas-refining-plant operators 0 8159 Chemical-processing-plant operators not elsewhere classified 1 8160 Power-production and related plant operators 0 8161 Power-production plant operators 0 8162 Steam-engine and boiler operators 2 8163 Incinerator, water-treatment and related plant operators 3 8170 Industrial robot operators 5 8200 Machine operators and assemblers 0 8210 Metal- and mineral-products machine operators 0 8211 Machine-tool operators 5 8212 Cement and other mineral products machine operators 0 8220 Chemical-products machine operators 0 8221 Pharmaceutical-and toiletry-products machine operators 0 8222 Ammunition- and explosive-products machine operators 0 8223 Metal finishing-, plating- and coating-machine operators 1 8224 Photographic-products machine operators 0 8229 Chemical-products machine operators not elsewhere classified 0 8230 Rubber- and plastic-products machine operators 0 8231 Rubber-products machine operators 1 8232 Plastic-products machine operators 3 8240 Wood-products machine operators 0 8250 Printing-, binding- and paper-products machine operators 0 8251 Printing-machine operators 0 8252 Book-binding-machine operators 0 8253 Paper-products machine operators 1 8260 Textile-, fur- and leather-products machine operators 0 8261 Fibre-preparing-, spinning- and winding-machine operators 0 8262 Weaving- and knitting-machine operators 0 8263 Sewing-machine operators 0 8264 Bleaching-, dyeing- and cleaning-machine operators 0 8265 Fur- and leather-preparing-machine operators 0 8266 Shoemaking- and related machine operators 1 8269 Textile-, fur- and leather-products machine operators not el 0 8270 Food and related products machine operators 0 8271 Meat- and fish-processing-machine operators 0 8272 Dairy-products machine operators 0 8273 Grain- and spice-milling-machine operators 1 8274 Baked-goods, cereal- and chocolate-products machine operator 0 8275 Fruit-, vegetable- and nut-processing-machine operators 0 8276 Sugar production machine operators 0 8277 Tea-, coffee- and cocoa-processing-machine operators 0 8278 Brewers, wine and other beverage machine operators 0 8279 Tobacco production machine operators 0 8280 Assemblers 0 8281 Mechanical-machinery assemblers 3 8282 Electrical-equipment assemblers 3 8283 Electronic-equipment assemblers 2 8284 Metal-, rubber- and plastic-products assemblers 1 8285 Wood and related products assemblers 0 8286 Paperboard, textile and related products assemblers 0 8287 Composite products assemblers 0 8290 Other machine operators not elsewhere classified 0 8300 Drivers and mobile plant operators 0 8310 Locomotive engine drivers and related workers 0 8311 Locomotive engine drivers 8 8312 Railway brakers, signallers and shunters 1 8320 Motor vehicle drivers 0 8321 Motorcycle drivers 0 8322 Car, taxi and van drivers 15 8323 Bus and tram drivers 7 8324 Heavy truck and lorry drivers 15 8330 Agricultural and other mobile plant operators 0 8331 Motorised farm and forestry plant operators 7 8332 Earth-moving and related plant operators 1 8333 Crane, hoist and related plant operators 1 8334 Lifting-truck operators 2 8340 Ships´ deck crews and related workers 0 9000 Elementary occupations 0 9100 Sales and services elementary occupations 0 9110 Street vendors and related workers 0 9111 Street vendors 0 9113 Door-to-door and telephone salespersons 0 9120 Shoe cleaning and other street services elementary occupatio 0 9130 Domestic and related helpers, cleaners and launderers 0 9131 Domestic helpers and cleaners 1 9132 Helpers and cleaners in offices, hotels and other establishm 9 9133 Hand-launderers and pressers 3 9140 Building caretakers, window and related cleaners 1 9141 Building caretakers 3 9142 Vehicle, window and related cleaners 0 9150 Messengers, porters, doorkeepers and related workers 0 9151 Messengers, package and luggage porters and deliverers 1 9152 Doorkeepers, watchpersons and related workers 9 9153 Vending-machine money collectors, meter readers and related 0 9160 Garbage collectors and related labourers 2 9161 Garbage collectors 2 9162 Sweepers and related labourers 1 9200 Agricultural, fishery and related labourers 0 9210 Agricultural, fishery and related labourers 0 9211 Farm-hands and labourers 8 9212 Forestry labourers 4 9213 Fishery, hunting and trapping labourers 0 9300 L'abourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transp 0 9310 Mining and construction labourers 0 9311 Mining and quarrying labourers 0 9312 Construction and maintenance labourers: roads, dams and simi 5 9313 Building construction labourers 0 9320 Manufacturing labourers 11 9330 Transport labourers and freight handlers 5 9996 Not classified;inadequately described 0 9997 Refused 0 9998 Dont know 0 9999 Na 100 SYSMISS 379 S-P:Workg f priv,pub sector,self-empl. 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?) Card D12 Summation of listed categories: 1138 759 0 9 3.00264 1.85916 0 NAP,NAV 27 1 Work f government 94 2 Public owned firm,nat.ind 115 3 Private firm, others 387 4 Self employed 86 9 NA, dont know 50 SYSMISS 379 R: Earnings: Slovakian Republic NOW, LET ME ASK YOU SEVERAL QUESTIONS ABOUT YOU AGAIN 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. Card D21 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 999999 151146 358343 0 No own income, not in paid work 28 1 up to 3.000 Slovak crowns (100 EUR) 37 2 3.001 - 4.500 (101-149 E) 39 3 4.501 - 6.500 (150-216 E) 58 4 6.501 - 9.500 (217-315 E) 226 5 9.501 - 13.500 (316-448 E) 269 6 13.501 - 17.500 (449-580 E) 160 7 17.501 - 23.000 (581-764 E) 91 8 23.001 - 30.000 (765-999 E) 28 9 30.001 - 45.000 (1.000-1.499 E) 20 10 45.001 crowns and more (1.500 E and more) 9 11 other answer 1 999990 NAP, other countries 0 999997 Refused 0 999998 DK 12 999999 NA 160 Household income: Slovakian Republic 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. Card D22 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 999999 193327 395074 0 No income 0 1 up to 4.600 Slovak crowns (153 EUR) 5 2 4.601 - 7.800 (154-259 E) 15 3 7.801 - 10.000 (260-332 E) 57 4 10.001 - 15.000 (333-498 E) 99 5 15.001 - 20.000 (499-664 E) 138 6 20.001 - 25.000 (665-830 E) 161 7 25.001 - 30.000 (831-999 E) 169 8 30.001 - 40.000 (1.000-1.328 E) 154 9 40.001 - 50.000 (1.329-1.660 E) 74 10 50.001 - 65.000 (1.661-2.158 E) 29 11 65.001 crowns and more (2.159 E and more) 17 12 other answer 0 999990 NAP, other countries 0 999997 Refused 0 999998 DK 31 999999 NA 189 R: Trade union membership NOW, A FEW QUESTIONS ON YOUR PUBLIC, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL LIFE Are you a member of a union? Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 2.52636 0.889551 0 NAP, NAV 0 1 Currently member 83 2 Once member, not now 438 3 Never member 606 8 Dont know 1 9 NA, refused 10 R: Party affiliation: left-right In politics, people often talk about "left" and "right". Where would you put yourself on a scale, where 1 means left and 10 right? Card D24 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 99 34.5132 42.7485 0 NA 29 1 Left 45 2 2 32 3 3 76 4 4 75 5 5 160 6 6 139 7 7 76 8 8 65 9 9 31 10 Right 46 96 Nowhere 274 99 Dont know 90 R willingness to vote next week in parliamentary election If parliamentary elections were held this week, would you vote? Card D25 Go to question D26 Go to question D26 Go to question D27 Go to question D27 Go to question D27 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 2.36643 1.89156 0 NA 10 1 Definitely would vote 451 2 Probably would vote 310 3 Probably wouldn't vote 146 4 definitely wouldn't vote 161 9 don't know 60 Party preference Which political party would you vote? FILTER: ONLY RESPONDENTS WITH DEFINITELY AND PROBABLY (D25 =1, 2) Card D26 Summation of listed categories: 1138 761 1 99 23.7806 35.8216 1 ANO Alliance of New Citizens 5 2 KSS Communist Party 11 3 KDH Christian Democratic Movement 72 4 HZDS-LS Movement for Democratic SK - Peoples Prt. 44 5 SF Free Forum 7 6 SDKU SK Democratic Christian Union 71 7 SNS Slovak National Party 58 8 SMER-SD Party Direction – Social Democracy 282 9 SMK Party o Hungarian Coalition 68 10 Other Party 2 98 DK 36 99 NA 105 SYSMISS 377 R: Vote last election: yes, no In June 2006, elections to National Council of the Slovak Republic were held. Did you vote? Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 1.42882 1.03447 0 NAV, NAP 0 1 Yes 771 2 No 349 8 DK 5 9 No answer 13 R voted for party If yes, which party did you vote? Card D26 Summation of listed categories: 1138 771 1 99 15.5551 27.3609 1 ANO Alliance of New Citizens 7 2 KSS Communist Party 11 3 KDH Christian Democratic Movement 90 4 HZDS-LS Movement for Democratic SK-Peoples Prt 50 5 SF Free Forum 13 6 SDKU SK Democratic Christian Union 98 7 SNS Slovak National Party 55 8 SMER-SD Party Direction-Social Democracy 291 9 SMK Party o Hungarian Coalition 79 10 Other Party 2 98 DK 28 99 NA 47 SYSMISS 367 R:Top Bottom self-placement 10 pt scale 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? Card D29 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 99 7.34183 14.8159 1 Lowest, 01 27 2 02 46 3 03 121 4 04 165 5 05 371 6 06 224 7 07 98 8 08 44 9 09 8 10 Highest, 10 5 98 DK 17 99 NA 12 R: Nationality What is your nationality? Card D30 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 8 1.15114 0.535465 0 NA 0 1 Slovak 1008 2 Hungarian 111 3 Roma 8 4 Czech 7 5 German 0 6 Ruthenian 1 7 Ukrainian 2 8 Polish 1 9 Other 0 Type of community: R.s self-assesment How would you describe the location you live in? Card D31 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 4 3.18102 0.973126 0 Not available 0 1 Urban,a big city 129 2 Suburb,outskirt of a big city 67 3 Town or small city 411 4 Country village 531 5 Farm or home in the country 0 9 NA 0 (SK) Frequency of internet usage How often do you use the Internet? Card D32 Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 9 3.49385 2.62932 0 NA 2 1 Never 536 2 Less than once a month 51 3 Once a month 9 4 Several times a month 79 5 Once a week 41 6 Several times a week 154 7 Daily 264 9 Can't choose 2 (SK) R: Languages well spoken (1) What foreign languages do you have a good command of? First (specify) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 88 50.0835 40.7311 0 NA 3 1 English 156 3 Czech 52 6 Bulgarian 1 7 Rusaian 84 9 German 123 11 Hungarian 83 12 Polish 15 13 Italian 1 14 French 1 18 Japanese 0 23 Romanian 0 25 Ukrainian 0 26 Serbian 1 27 Spanish 1 33 Croatian 0 46 Serbo-Croatian 0 47 Slovak 7 48 Roma 5 49 Latin 0 88 none 605 (SK) R: Languages well spoken (2) What foreign languages do you have a good command of? Second (specify) Summation of listed categories: 1138 736 0 88 73.803 30.7803 0 NA 3 1 English 21 3 Czech 28 6 Bulgarian 0 7 Rusaian 24 9 German 28 11 Hungarian 13 12 Polish 2 13 Italian 2 14 French 0 18 Japanese 0 23 Romanian 1 25 Ukrainian 2 26 Serbian 1 27 Spanish 1 33 Croatian 0 46 Serbo-Croatian 0 47 Slovak 5 48 Roma 0 49 Latin 0 88 none 605 SYSMISS 402 (SK) R: Languages well spoken (3) What foreign languages do you have a good command of? Thirdt (specify) Summation of listed categories: 1138 639 0 88 83.7261 18.0943 0 NA 3 1 English 0 3 Czech 9 6 Bulgarian 0 7 Rusaian 8 9 German 7 11 Hungarian 1 12 Polish 2 13 Italian 0 14 French 2 18 Japanese 0 23 Romanian 0 25 Ukrainian 1 26 Serbian 0 27 Spanish 1 33 Croatian 0 46 Serbo-Croatian 0 47 Slovak 0 48 Roma 0 49 Latin 0 88 none 605 SYSMISS 499 (SK) R: Languages well spoken (4) What foreign languages do you have a good command of? Fourth (specify) Summation of listed categories: 1138 616 0 88 86.625 10.3812 0 NA 3 1 English 0 3 Czech 2 6 Bulgarian 0 7 Rusaian 1 9 German 2 11 Hungarian 1 12 Polish 0 13 Italian 0 14 French 0 18 Japanese 0 23 Romanian 0 25 Ukrainian 0 26 Serbian 0 27 Spanish 0 33 Croatian 1 46 Serbo-Croatian 1 47 Slovak 0 48 Roma 0 49 Latin 0 88 none 605 SYSMISS 522 (SK) R: Languages well spoken (5) What foreign languages do you have a good command of? Fifth (specify) Summation of listed categories: 1138 611 0 88 87.1653 8.40339 0 NA 3 1 English 1 3 Czech 1 6 Bulgarian 0 7 Rusaian 0 9 German 0 11 Hungarian 0 12 Polish 0 13 Italian 0 14 French 1 18 Japanese 0 23 Romanian 0 25 Ukrainian 0 26 Serbian 0 27 Spanish 0 33 Croatian 0 46 Serbo-Croatian 0 47 Slovak 0 48 Roma 0 49 Latin 0 88 none 605 SYSMISS 527 (SK) R: Languages spoken a bit (1) What foreign languages do you have a little command of? First (specify) Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 0 88 40.4253 39.9821 0 NA 19 1 English 128 3 Czech 43 6 Bulgarian 0 7 Rusaian 212 9 German 183 11 Hungarian 27 12 Polish 13 13 Italian 8 14 French 18 18 Japanese 1 23 Romanian 0 25 Ukrainian 1 26 Serbian 0 27 Spanish 7 33 Croatian 0 46 Serbo-Croatian 0 47 Slovak 9 48 Roma 3 49 Latin 0 88 none 466 (SK) R: Languages spoken a bit (2) What foreign languages do you have a little command of? Second (specify) Summation of listed categories: 1138 615 1 88 68.278 34.4522 0 NA 0 1 English 17 3 Czech 13 6 Bulgarian 0 7 Rusaian 36 9 German 54 11 Hungarian 6 12 Polish 10 13 Italian 3 14 French 8 18 Japanese 0 23 Romanian 0 25 Ukrainian 1 26 Serbian 0 27 Spanish 3 33 Croatian 0 46 Serbo-Croatian 0 47 Slovak 0 48 Roma 0 49 Latin 2 88 none 462 SYSMISS 523 (SK) R: Languages spoken a bit (3) What foreign languages do you have a little command of? Thirdt (specify) Summation of listed categories: 1138 477 1 88 85.5346 13.7614 0 NA 0 1 English 1 3 Czech 4 6 Bulgarian 0 7 Rusaian 3 9 German 1 11 Hungarian 2 12 Polish 0 13 Italian 1 14 French 1 18 Japanese 0 23 Romanian 0 25 Ukrainian 1 26 Serbian 0 27 Spanish 1 33 Croatian 0 46 Serbo-Croatian 0 47 Slovak 0 48 Roma 0 49 Latin 0 88 none 462 SYSMISS 661 (SK) R: Languages spoken a bit (4) What foreign languages do you have a little command of? Fourth Thank You for your answers and patience! (specify) Summation of listed categories: 1138 466 1 88 87.2833 7.72492 0 NA 0 1 English 2 3 Czech 1 6 Bulgarian 0 7 Rusaian 0 9 German 0 11 Hungarian 0 12 Polish 0 13 Italian 1 14 French 0 18 Japanese 0 23 Romanian 0 25 Ukrainian 0 26 Serbian 0 27 Spanish 0 33 Croatian 0 46 Serbo-Croatian 0 47 Slovak 0 48 Roma 0 49 Latin 0 88 none 462 SYSMISS 672 Region (NUTS III) Region Questions for interviewer: Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 8 4.59666 2.28641 1 Bratislava 135 2 Trnava 136 3 Trencin 128 4 Nitra 153 5 Zilina 134 6 Banska Bystrica 151 7 Presov 156 8 Kosice 145 Size of municipality Size of respondents settlement: Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 9 5.21353 2.48958 1 up to 500 inhabitants 72 2 501 - 1.000 105 3 1.001 - 2.000 182 4 2.001 - 5.000 169 5 5.001 - 10.000 64 6 10.001 - 20.000 107 7 20.001 - 50.000 181 8 50.001 - 100.000 122 9 over 100.000 (Bratislava, Košice) 136 City/town/village Place of residence of the respondent (name of the town, village) QUESTIONNAIRE FOR THE INTERVIEWER Language of interview What language did you speak with respondent during the interview? Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 2 1.0703 0.255762 1 slovak 1058 2 hungarian 80 3 other 0 type of housing Type of housing of the respondent: Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 3 1.92619 0.975423 1 family house 586 2 small apartment building (max. 6 apartments) 50 3 large apartment building 502 Impression of material well-being of household How would you evaluate the respondent's material standard of the household Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 5 2.61951 0.858629 1 very high 118 2 345 3 546 4 110 5 very low 19 Physical state of buildings in surroundings What is the state of the buildings or residences in the nearest surrounding of the respondent's flat/house like? Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 5 2.11248 0.734621 1 Very good state 215 2 Good state 611 3 Satisfactory state 285 4 Bad (neglected) state 23 5 Very bad state 4 Date of interview - day Date of the interview: day: year: Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 7 28 17.8207 4.26429 7 4 8 3 10 11 11 52 12 53 13 61 14 96 15 97 16 90 17 89 18 114 19 89 20 76 21 60 22 48 23 59 24 37 25 49 26 36 27 12 28 2 Date of interview - month Date of the interview: month: year: Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 10 10 10 0 10 1138 Length of interview in minutes Length of the interview (in minutes): Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 25 176 62.8524 21.4344 25 7 30 11 34 1 35 19 36 1 38 1 40 31 41 4 42 3 43 5 44 3 45 124 46 4 47 4 48 6 49 8 50 177 51 4 52 8 53 5 54 4 55 88 56 5 57 6 58 9 59 3 60 200 61 1 62 3 63 4 64 3 65 62 66 1 67 6 68 5 69 3 70 71 71 3 72 4 73 1 74 1 75 34 78 3 79 1 80 38 85 13 86 1 90 32 93 1 95 10 98 1 100 25 105 7 110 10 115 3 119 1 120 31 125 1 130 2 131 1 133 1 135 2 140 1 141 1 150 3 152 1 160 1 164 1 168 1 169 1 176 1 Respondents willingness to answer questions Please, evaluate the overall willingness of the respondent to answer the questions Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 3 1.49385 0.591985 1 high 633 2 average 448 3 low 57 Presence of 3rd person at interview Was there a third person present at the interview? Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 3 2.76626 0.527039 1 during whole interview 56 2 during some questions 154 3 only two of us 928 Understanding of questions Did you notice whether the respondent had difficulty understanding some questions or terms (he/she did not understand the question; question seemed to him/her to be too complicated, incomprehensible, ambiguous etc). Respondent understood the meaning of the questions: Summation of listed categories: 1138 1138 1 4 1.62039 0.604881 1 Very well 505 2 Quite well 561 3 With difficulties 71 4 Very badly 1 weighting factor 1138 0.273889 4.88138 0.999837 0.478505 Weight slovenský dotazník SASD 2008 *.pdf - PDF SASD maďarská mutácia dotazníku SASD 2008 *.pdf - PDF SASD english translation of the questionnaire SASD 2008 *.pdf - PDF SASD