WVS Wave 7. Cross-national survey of values and beliefs covering ~80 societies, integrated with the European Values Study. Workhorse for cross-cultural research on trust, values, religion and democracy.
Wave 7 / Time-series 7.0 · updated: 2022-09 · official pageWorld Values Survey Wave 7 (2017-2022) registers 668 variables — 5 commonly used as dependent variables, 6 as core regressors and 7 as controls. Common research directions for this dataset include: Education and generalised trust across societies, Determinants of support for democracy.
Education and generalised trust across societies: DV Q57, IV Q275, controls Q262, Q260, Q288.
Determinants of support for democracy: DV Q252, IV Q275, Q288, controls Q262, Q260, Q173.
| name | label | type/role | data file | description · keywords |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D_INTERVIEW | Interview Number Interview Number (per country) | identifier / identifier | main | Within-country case identifier idinterview |
| B_COUNTRY | Country Country / Territory (ISO 3166 numeric) | categorical / control | main | ISO 3166-1 numeric country code country |
| S017 | Weight Equilibrated Weight 1500 | continuous / control | main | Standardised weight rescaled so each country sums to 1500 weight |
| Q260 | Sex Sex | binary / control | main | Respondent sex sexgender |
| Q262 | Age Age (years) | continuous / control | main | Respondent age in years age |
| Q275 | Education ISCED Education — ISCED 2011 (highest) | ordinal / iv,control | main | Highest education ISCED 2011 categories educationisced |
| Q288 | Subjective Income Income Decile (subjective) | ordinal / iv,control | main | Self-placement on country income decile (1=lowest, 10=highest) incomesubjective |
| Q57 | Generalized Trust Most People Can Be Trusted | binary / dv,iv | main | Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted, or that you need to be very careful in dealing with people? trustsocial capital |
| Q46 | Subjective Wellbeing Feeling of Happiness (4-pt) | ordinal / dv | main | Taking all things together, how happy would you say you are? happinesswellbeing |
| Q49 | Life Satisfaction Life Satisfaction (1-10) | ordinal / dv | main | All things considered, how satisfied are you with your life as a whole these days? life satisfactionwellbeing |
| Q173 | Religiosity (Importance) Importance of Religion (1-4) | ordinal / iv,control | main | How important is religion in your life? religionreligiosity |
| Q252 | Importance of Democracy Importance of Democracy (1-10) | ordinal / dv,iv | main | How important is it for you to live in a country that is governed democratically (1-10) democracyvalues |
| Q70 | Confidence in Government Confidence in National Government (4-pt) | ordinal / dv,iv | main | How much confidence do you have in the government? trustgovernmentinstitutions |
| B_COUNTRY_ALPHA | ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code | continuous | — | — |
| C_COW_ALPHA | CoW country code alpha | continuous | — | — |
| E1_LITERACY | Respondent´s literacy | categorical | — | — |
| F_INTPRIVACY | Interview privacy | continuous | — | — |
| G_TOWNSIZE | Settlement size_8 groups | categorical | — | — |
| G_TOWNSIZE2 | Settlement size_5 groups | categorical | — | — |
| H_SETTLEMENT | Settlement type | categorical | — | — |
| H_URBRURAL | Urban-Rural | categorical | — | — |
| K_TIME_START | Start time of the interview [HH.MM] | continuous | — | — |
| S019 | Equilibrated weight-1500 | continuous | — | — |
| S025 | Country – year | continuous | — | — |
| Q1 | Important in life: Family | categorical | — | — |
| Q2 | Important in life: Friends | categorical | — | — |
| Q3 | Important in life: Leisure time | categorical | — | — |
| Q4 | Important in life: Politics | categorical | — | — |
| Q5 | Important in life: Work | continuous | — | — |
| Q6 | Important in life: Religion | continuous | — | — |
| Q7 | Important child qualities: Good manners | continuous | — | — |
| Q8 | Important child qualities: Independence | continuous | — | — |
| Q9 | Important child qualities: Hard work | continuous | — | — |
| Q10 | Important child qualities: Feeling of responsibility | continuous | — | — |
| Q11 | Important child qualities: Imagination | continuous | — | — |
| Q12 | Important child qualities: Tolerance and respect for other people | continuous | — | — |
| Q13 | Important child qualities: Thrift saving money and things | continuous | — | — |
| Q14 | Important child qualities: Determination perseverance | continuous | — | — |
| Q15 | Important child qualities: Religious faith | continuous | — | — |
| Q16 | Important child qualities: Unselfishness | continuous | — | — |
| Q17 | Important child qualities: Obedience | continuous | — | — |
| Q18 | Neighbors: Drug addicts | continuous | — | — |
| Q19 | Neighbors: People of a different race | continuous | — | — |
| Q20 | Neighbors: People who have AIDS | continuous | — | — |
| Q21 | Neighbors: Immigrants/foreign workers | continuous | — | — |
| Q22 | Neighbors: Homosexuals | continuous | — | — |
| Q23 | Neighbors: People of a different religion | continuous | — | — |
| Q24 | Neighbors: Heavy drinkers | continuous | — | — |
| Q25 | Neighbors: Unmarried couples living together | continuous | — | — |
| Q26 | Neighbors: People who speak a different language | continuous | — | — |
| Q27 | One of main goals in life has been to make my parents proud | continuous | — | — |
| Q28 | Pre-school child suffers with working mother | continuous | — | — |
| Q29 | Men make better political leaders than women do | continuous | — | — |
| Q30 | University is more important for a boy than for a girl | continuous | — | — |
| Q31 | Men make better business executives than women do | continuous | — | — |
| Q32 | Being a housewife just as fulfilling | continuous | — | — |
| Q33 | Jobs scarce: Men should have more right to a job than women | continuous | — | — |
| Q34 | Jobs scarce: Employers should give priority to (nation) people than immigrants | continuous | — | — |
| Q35 | Problem if women have more income than husband | continuous | — | — |
| Q36 | Homosexual couples are as good parents as other couples | continuous | — | — |
| Q37 | Duty towards society to have children | continuous | — | — |
| Q38 | It is children duty to take care of ill parent | continuous | — | — |
| Q39 | People who don´t work turn lazy | continuous | — | — |
| Q40 | Work is a duty towards society | continuous | — | — |
| Q41 | Work should always come first even if it means less spare time | continuous | — | — |
| Q42 | Basic kinds of attitudes concerning society | continuous | — | — |
| Q43 | Future changes: Less importance placed on work | continuous | — | — |
| Q44 | Future changes: More emphasis on technology | continuous | — | — |
| Q45 | Future changes: Greater respect for authority | continuous | — | — |
| Q47 | State of health (subjective) | continuous | — | — |
| Q48 | How much freedom of choice and control | continuous | — | — |
| Q50 | Satisfaction with financial situation of household | continuous | — | — |
| Q51 | Frequency you/family (last 12 month): Gone without enough food to eat | continuous | — | — |
| Q52 | Frequency you/family (last 12 month): Felt unsafe from crime in your own home | continuous | — | — |
| Q53 | Frequency you/family (last 12 month): Gone without needed medicine or treatment | continuous | — | — |
| Q54 | Frequency you/family (last 12 month): Gone without a cash income | continuous | — | — |
| Q55 | In the last 12 month, how often have you or your family: Gone without a safe shelter | continuous | — | — |
| Q56 | Standard of living comparing with your parents | continuous | — | — |
| Q62 | Trust: People of another religion | continuous | — | — |
| Q63 | Trust: People of another nationality | continuous | — | — |
| Q64 | Confidence: Churches | continuous | — | — |
| Q65 | Confidence: Armed Forces | continuous | — | — |
| Q66 | Confidence: The Press | continuous | — | — |
| Q67 | Confidence: Television | continuous | — | — |
| Q68 | Confidence: Labor Unions | continuous | — | — |
| Q69 | Confidence: The Police | continuous | — | — |
| Q71 | Confidence: The Government | continuous | — | — |
| Q72 | Confidence: The Political Parties | continuous | — | — |
| Q73 | Confidence: Parliament | continuous | — | — |
| Q74 | Confidence: The Civil Services | continuous | — | — |
| Q75 | Confidence: Universities | continuous | — | — |
| Q76 | Confidence: Election | continuous | — | — |
| Q77 | Confidence: Major Companies | continuous | — | — |
| Q78 | Confidence: Banks | continuous | — | — |
| Q79 | Confidence: The Environmental Protection Movement | continuous | — | — |
| Q82_EU | Confidence: The European Union (EU) | categorical | — | — |
| Q82_ARABLEAGUE | Confidence: The Arab League | categorical | — | — |
| Q82_AFRICANUNION | Confidence: The African Union (AU) | categorical | — | — |
| Q82_GULFCOOP | Confidence: Cooperation Council for the Arab states of Gulf (GCC) | categorical | — | — |
| Q82_ISLCOOP | Confidence: The Organization of the Islamic Cooperation | categorical | — | — |
| Q82_MERCOSUR | Confidence: The Mercosur | categorical | — | — |
| Q82_NAFTA | Confidence: The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) | categorical | — | — |
| Q82_SAARC | Confidence: The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) | categorical | — | — |
| Q82_UNDP | Confidence: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) | categorical | — | — |
| Q86 | Confidence: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) | continuous | — | — |
| Q87 | Confidence: The World Bank (WB) | continuous | — | — |
| Q88 | Confidence: The World Health Organization (WHO) | continuous | — | — |
| Q89 | Confidence: The World Trade Organization (WTO) | continuous | — | — |
| Q90 | International organizations: being effective vs being democratic | continuous | — | — |
| Q91 | Countries with the permanent seats on the UN Security Council | continuous | — | — |
| Q92 | Where are the headquarters of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) located? | continuous | — | — |
| Q93 | Which of the following problems does the organization Amnesty International | continuous | — | — |
| Q94 | Active/Inactive membership: Church or religious organization | continuous | — | — |
| Q95 | Active/Inactive membership: sport or recreational org | continuous | — | — |
| Q96 | Active/Inactive membership: art, music, educational organization | continuous | — | — |
| Q97 | Active/Inactive membership: Labor union | continuous | — | — |
| Q98 | Active/Inactive membership: Political party | continuous | — | — |
| Q99 | Active/Inactive membership: Environmental organization | categorical | — | — |
| Q100 | Active/Inactive membership: professional organization | categorical | — | — |
| Q101 | Active/Inactive membership: charitable/humanitarian organization | categorical | — | — |
| Q102 | Active/Inactive membership: consumer organization | categorical | — | — |
| Q103 | Active/Inactive membership: Self-help group, mutual aid group | categorical | — | — |
| Q104 | Active/Inactive membership: women’s group | categorical | — | — |
| Q105 | Active/Inactive membership: other organization | categorical | — | — |
| Q106 | Income equality vs larger income differences | categorical | — | — |
| Q107 | Private vs state ownership of business | categorical | — | — |
| Q108 | Government´s vs individual´s responsibility | categorical | — | — |
| Q109 | Competition good or harmful | categorical | — | — |
| Q110 | Success: hard work vs luck | categorical | — | — |
| Q111 | Protecting environment vs. Economic growth | categorical | — | — |
| Q112 | Perceptions of corruption in the country | categorical | — | — |
| Q113 | Involved in corruption: State authorities | categorical | — | — |
| Q114 | Involved in corruption: Business executives | categorical | — | — |
| Q115 | Involved in corruption: Local authorities | categorical | — | — |
| Q116 | Involved in corruption: Civil service providers | categorical | — | — |
| Q117 | Involved in corruption: Journalists and media | categorical | — | — |
| Q118 | Frequency ordinary people pay a bribe, give a gift or do a favor to local | categorical | — | — |
| Q119 | Degree of agreement: On the whole, women are less corrupt than men | categorical | — | — |
| Q120 | Risk to be held accountable for giving or receiving a bribe | categorical | — | — |
| Q121 | Impact of immigrants on the development of the country | categorical | — | — |
| Q122 | Immigration in your country: Fills useful jobs in the workforce | categorical | — | — |
| Q123 | Immigration in your country: Strengthens cultural diversity | categorical | — | — |
| Q124 | Immigration in your country: Increases the crime rate | categorical | — | — |
| Q125 | Immigration in your country: Gives asylum to political refugees | categorical | — | — |
| Q126 | Immigration in your country: Increases the risks of terrorism | categorical | — | — |
| Q127 | Immigration in your country: Helps poor people establish new lives | categorical | — | — |
| Q128 | Immigration in your country: Increases unemployment | categorical | — | — |
| Q129 | Immigration in your country: Leads to social conflict | categorical | — | — |
| Q130 | Immigration policy preference | categorical | — | — |
| Q131 | Secure in neighborhood | categorical | — | — |
| Q132 | Frequency in your neighborhood: Robberies | categorical | — | — |
| Q133 | Frequency in your neighborhood: Alcohol consumed in the streets | categorical | — | — |
| Q134 | Frequency in your neighborhood: Police or military interfere with people’s private | categorical | — | — |
| Q135 | Frequency in your neighborhood: Racist behavior | categorical | — | — |
| Q136 | Frequency in your neighborhood: Drug sale in streets | categorical | — | — |
| Q137 | Frequency in your neighborhood: Street violence and fights | categorical | — | — |
| Q138 | Frequency in your neighborhood: Sexual harassment | categorical | — | — |
| Q139 | Things done for reasons of security: Didn’t carry much money | categorical | — | — |
| Q140 | Things done for reasons of security: Preferred not to go out at night | categorical | — | — |
| Q141 | Things done for reasons of security: Carried a knife, gun or other weapon | categorical | — | — |
| Q142 | Worries: Losing my job or not finding a job | categorical | — | — |
| Q143 | Worries: Not being able to give one´s children a good education | categorical | — | — |
| Q144 | Respondent was victim of a crime during the past year | categorical | — | — |
| Q145 | Respondent´s family was victim of a crime during last year | categorical | — | — |
| Q146 | Worries: A war involving my country | categorical | — | — |
| Q147 | Worries: A terrorist attack | categorical | — | — |
| Q148 | Worries: A civil war | categorical | — | — |
| Q149 | Freedom and Equality - Which more important | categorical | — | — |
| Q150 | Freedom and security - Which more important | categorical | — | — |
| Q151 | Willingness to fight for country | categorical | — | — |
| Q152 | Aims of country: first choice | categorical | — | — |
| Q153 | Aims of country: second choice | categorical | — | — |
| Q154 | Aims of respondent: first choice | categorical | — | — |
| Q155 | Aims of respondent: second choice | categorical | — | — |
| Q156 | Most important: first choice | categorical | — | — |
| Q157 | Most important: second choice | categorical | — | — |
| Q158 | Science and technology are making our lives healthier, easier, and more | categorical | — | — |
| Q159 | Because of science and technology, there will be more opportunities for the next | categorical | — | — |
| Q160 | We depend too much on science and not enough on faith | categorical | — | — |
| Q161 | One of the bad effects of science is that it breaks down people’s ideas of right and | categorical | — | — |
| Q162 | It is not important for me to know about science in my daily life | categorical | — | — |
| Q163 | The world is better off, or worse off, because of science and technology | categorical | — | — |
| Q164 | Importance of God | categorical | — | — |
| Q165 | Believe in: God | categorical | — | — |
| Q166 | Believe in: life after death | categorical | — | — |
| Q167 | Believe in: hell | categorical | — | — |
| Q168 | Believe in: heaven | categorical | — | — |
| Q169 | Whenever science and religion conflict, religion is always right | categorical | — | — |
| Q170 | The only acceptable religion is my religion | categorical | — | — |
| Q171 | How often do you attend religious services | categorical | — | — |
| Q172 | How often to you pray | categorical | — | — |
| Q174 | Meaning of religion: To follow religious norms and ceremonies vs To do good to | categorical | — | — |
| Q175 | Meaning of religion: To make sense of life after death vs To make sense of life in | categorical | — | — |
| Q176 | Degree of agreement: Nowadays one often has trouble deciding which moral rules | categorical | — | — |
| Q177 | Justifiable: Claiming government benefits to which you are not entitled | categorical | — | — |
| Q178 | Justifiable: Avoiding a fare on public transport | categorical | — | — |
| Q179 | Justifiable: Stealing property | categorical | — | — |
| Q180 | Justifiable: Cheating on taxes | categorical | — | — |
| Q181 | Justifiable: Someone accepting a bribe in the course of their duties | categorical | — | — |
| Q182 | Justifiable: Homosexuality | categorical | — | — |
| Q183 | Justifiable: Prostitution | categorical | — | — |
| Q184 | Justifiable: Abortion | categorical | — | — |
| Q185 | Justifiable: Divorce | categorical | — | — |
| Q186 | Justifiable: Sex before marriage | categorical | — | — |
| Q187 | Justifiable: Suicide | categorical | — | — |
| Q188 | Justifiable: Euthanasia | categorical | — | — |
| Q189 | Justifiable: For a man to beat his wife | categorical | — | — |
| Q190 | Justifiable: Parents beating children | categorical | — | — |
| Q191 | Justifiable: Violence against other people | categorical | — | — |
| Q192 | Justifiable: Terrorism as a political, ideological or religious mean | categorical | — | — |
| Q193 | Justifiable: Having casual sex | categorical | — | — |
| Q194 | Justifiable: Political violence | categorical | — | — |
| Q195 | Justifiable: Death penalty | categorical | — | — |
| Q196 | Government has the right: Keep people under video surveillance in public areas | categorical | — | — |
| Q197 | Government has the right: Monitor all e-mails and any other information | categorical | — | — |
| Q198 | Government has the right: Collect information about anyone living in this | categorical | — | — |
| Q199 | Interest in politics | categorical | — | — |
| Q200 | How often discusses political matters with friends | categorical | — | — |
| Q201 | Information source: Daily newspaper | categorical | — | — |
| Q202 | Information source: TV news | categorical | — | — |
| Q203 | Information source: Radio news | categorical | — | — |
| Q204 | Information source: Mobile phone | categorical | — | — |
| Q205 | Information source: Email | categorical | — | — |
| Q206 | Information source: Internet | categorical | — | — |
| Q207 | Information source: Social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) | categorical | — | — |
| Q208 | Information source: Talk with friends or colleagues | categorical | — | — |
| Q209 | Political action: Signing a petition | categorical | — | — |
| Q210 | Political action: joining in boycotts | categorical | — | — |
| Q211 | Political action: attending lawful/peaceful demonstrations | categorical | — | — |
| Q212 | Political action: joining unofficial strikes | categorical | — | — |
| Q213 | Social activism: Donating to a group or campaign | categorical | — | — |
| Q214 | Social activism: Contacting a government official | categorical | — | — |
| Q215 | Social activism: Encouraging others to take action about political issues | categorical | — | — |
| Q216 | Social activism: Encouraging others to vote | categorical | — | — |
| Q217 | Political actions online: Searching information about politics and political events | categorical | — | — |
| Q218 | Political actions online: Signing an electronic petition | categorical | — | — |
| Q219 | Political actions online: Encouraging other people to take any form of political | categorical | — | — |
| Q220 | Political actions online: Organizing political activities, events, protests | categorical | — | — |
| Q221 | Vote in elections: local level | categorical | — | — |
| Q222 | Vote in elections: National level | categorical | — | — |
| Q223 | Which party would you vote for if there were a national election tomorrow | continuous | — | — |
| Q224 | How often in country´s elections: Votes are counted fairly | categorical | — | — |
| Q225 | How often in country´s elections: Opposition candidates are prevented from | categorical | — | — |
| Q226 | How often in country´s elections: TV news favors the governing party | categorical | — | — |
| Q227 | How often in country´s elections: Voters are bribed | categorical | — | — |
| Q228 | How often in country´s elections: Journalists provide fair coverage of elections | categorical | — | — |
| Q229 | How often in country´s elections: Election officials are fair | categorical | — | — |
| Q230 | How often in country´s elections: Rich people buy elections | categorical | — | — |
| Q231 | How often in country´s elections: Voters are threatened with violence at the polls | categorical | — | — |
| Q232 | How often in country´s elections: Voters are offered a genuine choice in the | categorical | — | — |
| Q233 | How often in country´s elections: Women have equal opportunities to run the office | categorical | — | — |
| Q234 | Some people think that having honest elections makes a lot of difference in their | categorical | — | — |
| Q234A | How much the political system allows people to have a say | categorical | — | — |
| Q235 | Political system: Having a strong leader who does not have to bother with | categorical | — | — |
| Q236 | Political system: Having experts, not government, make decisions according to | categorical | — | — |
| Q237 | Political system: Having the army rule | categorical | — | — |
| Q238 | Political system: Having a democratic political system | categorical | — | — |
| Q239 | Political system: Having a system governed by religious law in which there are no | categorical | — | — |
| Q240 | Left-right political scale | categorical | — | — |
| Q241 | Democracy: Governments tax the rich and subsidize the poor | categorical | — | — |
| Q242 | Democracy: Religious authorities interpret the laws | categorical | — | — |
| Q243 | Democracy: People choose their leaders in free elections | categorical | — | — |
| Q244 | Democracy: People receive state aid for unemployment | categorical | — | — |
| Q245 | Democracy: The army takes over when government is incompetent | categorical | — | — |
| Q246 | Democracy: Civil rights protect people’s liberty against oppression | categorical | — | — |
| Q247 | Democracy: The state makes people´s incomes equal | categorical | — | — |
| Q248 | Democracy: People obey their rulers | categorical | — | — |
| Q249 | Democracy: Women have the same rights as men | categorical | — | — |
| Q250 | Importance of democracy | categorical | — | — |
| Q251 | How democratically is this country being governed today | categorical | — | — |
| Q253 | Respect for individual human rights nowadays | categorical | — | — |
| Q254 | National pride | categorical | — | — |
| Q255 | Feel close to your village, town or city | categorical | — | — |
| Q256 | Feel close to your district, region | categorical | — | — |
| Q257 | Feel close to your country | categorical | — | — |
| Q258 | Feel close to your continent | categorical | — | — |
| Q259 | Feel close to the world | categorical | — | — |
| Q266 | Country of birth: Respondent | continuous | — | — |
| Q267 | Country of birth: Mother of the respondent | continuous | — | — |
| Q268 | Country of birth: Father of the respondent | continuous | — | — |
| Q269 | Respondent citizen | categorical | — | — |
| Q270 | Number of people in household | categorical | — | — |
| Q271 | Do you live with your parents | categorical | — | — |
| Q272 | Language at home | continuous | — | — |
| Q273 | Marital status | categorical | — | — |
| Q274 | How many children do you have | categorical | — | — |
| Q275R | Highest educational level: Respondent (recoded into 4 groups) | categorical | — | — |
| Q275A | Highest educational level: Respondent (country specific) | continuous | — | — |
| Q276 | Highest educational level: Respondent´s Spouse [ISCED 2011] | categorical | — | — |
| Q276R | Highest educational level: Respondent´s Spouse (recoded into 4 groups) | categorical | — | — |
| Q276A | Highest educational level: Respondent’s Spouse (country specific) | continuous | — | — |
| Q277 | Highest educational level: Respondent´s Mother [ISCED 2011] | categorical | — | — |
| Q277R | Highest educational level: Respondent´s Mother (recoded into 4 groups) | categorical | — | — |
| Q277A | Highest educational level: Respondent’s Mother (country specific) | continuous | — | — |
| Q278 | Highest educational level: Respondent´s Father [ISCED 2011] | categorical | — | — |
| Q278R | Highest educational level: Respondent´s Father (recoded into 4 groups) | categorical | — | — |
| Q278A | Highest educational level: Respondent’s Father (country specific) | continuous | — | — |
| Q279 | Employment status | categorical | — | — |
| Q280 | Employment status - Respondent´s Spouse | categorical | — | — |
| Q281 | Respondent - Occupational group | categorical | — | — |
| Q282 | Respondent´s Spouse - Occupational group | categorical | — | — |
| Q283 | Respondent´s Father - Occupational group (when respondent was 14 years old) | categorical | — | — |
| Q284 | Sector of employment | categorical | — | — |
| Q285 | Are you the chief wage earner in your house | categorical | — | — |
| Q286 | Family savings during past year | categorical | — | — |
| Q287 | Social class (subjective) | categorical | — | — |
| Q288R | Income level (recoded) | categorical | — | — |
| Q289CS | Religious denomination - detailed list | continuous | — | — |
| MENA_05 | Current government’s performance - Creating employment opportunities | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_06 | Current government’s performance - Narrowing the gap between rich and poor | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_07 | Current government’s performance - Controlling prices | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_08 | Current government’s performance - Provision of utilities | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_09 | Current government’s performance - Providing security in the country | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_10 | Satisfaction - The way democracy is developing in our country | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_11 | Satisfaction - The way the economy is developing in our country | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_12 | Satisfaction - The educational system in our country | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_13 | Satisfaction - The healthcare system in our country | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_14 | Satisfaction - The way the government performs its duties in national office | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_15 | Satisfaction - The way the local authorities are solving the region’s affairs | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_16 | Satisfaction - The system of social security in our country | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_16B | Satisfaction - Support of the needy | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_17 | If you had your preference, in which of the following would you prefer to work? | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_18 | Opinion of those who start and run their own businesses | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_19 | Have you actively looked for work in the past four weeks | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_20 | If you get a job in the last four weeks or next month, are you able to start working? | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_21 | Registered through your employer with the national social security agency of the | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_22 | Satisfaction with the salary and benefits of your current primary job | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_23 | Satisfaction with the opportunities for professional development and promotion in | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_24 | Do you own a business or have taken tangible steps to start a business during the | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_25 | Over the past year, did you or a member of your family living with you borrow | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_26A | Borrow money from - Microfinance Institution | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_26B | Borrow money from - Commercial Bank | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_26C | Borrow money from - Public Bank | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_26D | Borrow money from - Friends or Family | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_26E | Borrow money from - Informal Savings and Lending Association | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_26F | Borrow money from - Credit Supplier | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_26G | Borrow money from - Other | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_27A | Loan used for - Starting or Growing a Business | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_27B | Loan used for - Buying or Improving a Home | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_27C | Loan used for - Getting Married | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_27D | Loan used for - Household Purchases | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_27E | Loan used for - Emergencies | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_27F | Loan used for - Others | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_28 | Formal education system provides people with the skills and training they need - To | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_29 | Formal education system provides people with the skills and training they need - To | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_30 | Formal education system provides people with the skills and training they need - To | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_31 | Satisfaction with quality of services - The public transportation systems | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_32 | Satisfaction with quality of services - The roads and highways | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_33 | Satisfaction with quality of services - The schools | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_34 | Satisfaction with quality of services - The quality of air | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_35 | Satisfaction with quality of services - The quality of water | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_36 | Satisfaction with quality of services - The quality of health care | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_37 | Satisfaction with quality of services - The quality of housing | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_37B | Satisfaction with quality of services - Beauty of construction | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_38 | Satisfaction with quality of services - The beauty or physical setting of city | categorical | — | — |
| MENA_Q259 | How close you feel: Islamic World | categorical | — | — |
| Q291P5 | Parliament: Parliament is generally free of corruption | categorical | — | — |
| Q291P6 | Parliament: Parliament’s work is open and transparent | categorical | — | — |
| Q291G1 | Government: Overall, the government is competent and efficient | categorical | — | — |
| Q291G2 | Government: The government usually carries out its duties poorly | categorical | — | — |
| Q291G3 | Government: The government usually acts in its own interests | categorical | — | — |
| Q291G4 | Government: The government wants to do its best to serve the country | categorical | — | — |
| Q291G5 | Government: The government is generally free of corruption | categorical | — | — |
| Q291G6 | Government: The government’s work is open and transparent | categorical | — | — |
| Q291UN1 | United Nations: Overall, the UN is competent and efficient | categorical | — | — |
| Q291UN2 | United Nations: The UN usually carries out its duties poorly | categorical | — | — |
| Q291UN3 | United Nations: The UN usually acts in its own interests | categorical | — | — |
| Q291UN4 | United Nations: The UN wants to do its best to serve the world | categorical | — | — |
| Q291UN5 | United Nations: The UN is generally free of corruption | categorical | — | — |
| Q291UN6 | United Nations: The UN’s work is open and transparent | categorical | — | — |
| Q292C | In general, politicians are open about their decisions | categorical | — | — |
| Q292D | In general, the government usually does the right thing | categorical | — | — |
| Q292E | Information provided by the government is generally unreliable | categorical | — | — |
| Q292F | It is best to be cautious about trusting the government | categorical | — | — |
| Q292G | Most politicians are honest and truthful | categorical | — | — |
| Q292H | People in the government often show poor judgement | categorical | — | — |
| Q292I | Politicians are often incompetent and ineffective | categorical | — | — |
| Q292J | Politicians don’t respect people like me | categorical | — | — |
| Q292K | Politicians often put country above their personal interests | categorical | — | — |
| Q292L | Politicians usually ignore my community | categorical | — | — |
| Q292M | The government acts unfairly towards people like me | categorical | — | — |
| Q292N | The government understands the needs of my community | categorical | — | — |
| Q292O | The government usually has good intentions | categorical | — | — |
| Q293 | How much you trust the Head of State in this country? | categorical | — | — |
| Q294A | How many world leaders from this list you generally trust (Group A) | categorical | — | — |
| Q294B | How many world leaders from this list you generally trust (Group B) | categorical | — | — |
| G294 | Who decides whether a woman should give birth at a clinic: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G295 | Who decides care for children’s health: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G296 | Who decides to visit to family or relatives: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G297 | Who decides whether girls should go to school: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G298 | Who decides when girls should marry: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G299 | Who decides with whom girls should marry: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G300 | Who decides if and when to have children: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G301 | Who decides on the number of children: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G302 | Who decides if and when to have sex: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G303 | Who decides whether to use condoms: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G304 | Who decides whether to use other modern contraceptives: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G305 | Who decides if girls should be circumcised: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G306 | Who decides if boys should be circumcised: man vs woman | categorical | — | — |
| G307 | Girls and women should themselves decide when, if and with whom they should | categorical | — | — |
| G308 | A girl should wait to marry until she has completed secondary school | categorical | — | — |
| G309 | A boy should wait to marry until he has completed secondary school | categorical | — | — |
| G312 | Marrying girls young can help provide them security | categorical | — | — |
| G316 | A boy should wait to have children until he is at least 18 years old | categorical | — | — |
| G317 | It is important for a woman to have children as soon as possible after she has married | categorical | — | — |
| G318 | It is important for a man to have children as soon as possible after he has married | categorical | — | — |
| G321 | A woman should be in love with someone before having sex with that person | categorical | — | — |
| G322 | A man should be in love with someone before having sex with that person | categorical | — | — |
| G323 | Women who carry condoms on them are easy | categorical | — | — |
| G324 | Men should be outraged if their wife/partner asks them to use a condom | categorical | — | — |
| G327 | A real man produces a male child | categorical | — | — |
| G339 | Current/last pregnancy: did you want to get pregnant | categorical | — | — |
| G340 | Confidence: Doctor | categorical | — | — |
| G341 | Confidence: Nurse | categorical | — | — |
| G342 | Confidence: Auxiliary Nurse | categorical | — | — |
| G343 | Confidence: Midwife (at the clinic) | categorical | — | — |
| G344 | Confidence: Family planning counsellor | categorical | — | — |
| G345 | Confidence: Community health worker | categorical | — | — |
| G346 | Confidence: Traditional birth attendant | categorical | — | — |
| G347 | Confidence: Traditional healer | categorical | — | — |
| G348 | Confidence: Religious leader (imam, church, priest, faith healers etc.) | categorical | — | — |
| G349 | Confidence: Youth clinic or center | categorical | — | — |
| G350 | Confidence: Family member | categorical | — | — |
| G351 | Confidence: Others | categorical | — | — |
| G352 | Confidence nearest clinic to deliver: Safe contraceptives | categorical | — | — |
| G353 | Confidence nearest clinic to deliver: Family planning counseling | categorical | — | — |
| G354 | Confidence nearest clinic to deliver: Safe delivery | categorical | — | — |
| G355 | Confidence nearest clinic to deliver: Antenatal care | categorical | — | — |
| G356 | Confidence nearest clinic to deliver: Postnatal care | categorical | — | — |
| G357 | Confidence nearest clinic to deliver: Safe abortion | categorical | — | — |
| G358 | Confidence nearest clinic to deliver: HIV testing and counseling | categorical | — | — |
| G359 | Confidence nearest clinic to deliver: Antiretroviral therapy | categorical | — | — |
| G360 | Confidence nearest clinic to deliver: Prevention of mother to child transmission of | categorical | — | — |
| G361 | Confidence nearest clinic to deliver: Support for gender-based violence | categorical | — | — |
| H295 | How old were you when you had your first child | continuous | — | — |
| H299 | Justifiable: Female genital circumcision | categorical | — | — |
| H300 | Justifiable: To use contraceptives | categorical | — | — |
| H301 | Justifiable: To have more than one sexual partner at the same time | categorical | — | — |
| H302 | Justifiable: Getting paid for pornographic photos or films | categorical | — | — |
| H303 | Women in your community work outside of their home for money | categorical | — | — |
| H304 | Agreement: woman who works outside of her home for money will be criticized | categorical | — | — |
| H305 | Woman works for money: She may be criticized | categorical | — | — |
| H306 | Woman works for money: She may have arguments with her husband | categorical | — | — |
| H307 | Woman works for money: She may have conflicts with her in-laws | categorical | — | — |
| H308 | Woman works for money: She may be considered immoral | categorical | — | — |
| H309 | Have you ever worked outside the home? | categorical | — | — |
| H310 | If yes, how often you think women receive unwanted sexual attention | categorical | — | — |
| H311 | How often in neighborhood: Sexual assault/rape | categorical | — | — |
| H312 | How often in neighborhood: Women and girls trading sex for money | categorical | — | — |
| H313 | How often in neighborhood: Men and boys hurting women and girls | categorical | — | — |
| H314 | How often in neighborhood: Men and boys making unwanted sexual comments or | categorical | — | — |
| H315 | A husband shouldn’t have to do household chores | categorical | — | — |
| H316 | A man who discusses important decisions with his wife is considered weak | categorical | — | — |
| H317 | A man should pay more attention to his mother´s opinion than his wife´s | categorical | — | — |
| H318 | A woman who shows that she is interested in sex is considered vulgar | categorical | — | — |
| H319 | Men may use violence to keep their wives in line | categorical | — | — |
| H320 | Parents may use violence or threats when bringing up their children | categorical | — | — |
| H321 | A woman should tolerate violence to keep the family together | categorical | — | — |
| H322 | No-one else should interfere when it comes to violence within a family | categorical | — | — |
| H323 | It is not good for a boy to be taught how to cook, sew, clean the house etc. | categorical | — | — |
| H324 | Men, not women, should really be the ones to bring money, to provide for the family | categorical | — | — |
| H325 | A man should always have the final say about decisions in his relationship or | categorical | — | — |
| H326 | If a man has a girlfriend or wife, he should know where she is all the time | categorical | — | — |
| H327 | It is a man’s duty to exercise guardianship over his female relatives | categorical | — | — |
| H328 | Gainful employment is good but home and children is what most women really want | categorical | — | — |
| H329 | On the whole, family life suffers when women works full time | categorical | — | — |
| H330 | It is a man’s job to earn money and a women’s job to take care of home and family | categorical | — | — |
| H332 | A girl is ready for marriage once she starts menstruating | continuous | — | — |
| H336 | It is safer for a woman to give birth at a clinic than at home | continuous | — | — |
| H338 | It is a woman´s responsibility to avoid getting pregnant | continuous | — | — |
| H339 | Only when a woman has a child is she a real woman | continuous | — | — |
| H340 | Having a son is always better than having a daughter | continuous | — | — |
| H341 | Contraceptives should be available for everyone, whether or not one is married | continuous | — | — |
| H342 | Sexual education promotes sexual activity among young people | continuous | — | — |
| H343 | Sexual education helps people make informed decisions | categorical | — | — |
| H344 | A couple who cannot conceive should have access to infertility services | categorical | — | — |
| H345 | People who dress, act or identify as the opposite sex should be treated just as anyone | categorical | — | — |
| H346 | A man who cannot father children is not a real man | categorical | — | — |
| H347 | It is acceptable to have sex with someone in exchange for gifts and favors | categorical | — | — |
| H348 | A man who talks a lot about his worries, fears, and problems doesn’t deserve respect | categorical | — | — |
| H349 | A homosexual man is not a "real man" | categorical | — | — |
| H350 | A “real man” should have as many sexual partners as he can | categorical | — | — |
| H351 | A man should use violence, to get respect, if necessary | categorical | — | — |
| H352 | Confidence: Healthcare system | categorical | — | — |
| H353 | Confidence: Hospitals | categorical | — | — |
| CO_COQ216 | Social activism: Vote for a demobilized as a congressman | continuous | — | — |
| CO_COQ259 | Of 100 people, how many would be reconciled with demobilized from an armed | continuous | — | — |
| CO_COQ260 | Of 100 people, how many think it´s good for citizens to reconcile with the demobilized | continuous | — | — |
| CO_COQ261 | How important in your life: Own your house | continuous | — | — |
| CO_COQ262 | How important in your life: Own car | continuous | — | — |
| CO_COQ263 | How important in your life: Education | continuous | — | — |
| CO_COQ264 | How important in your life: Travel | continuous | — | — |
| CO_COQ265 | How important in your life: Have a permanent employment contract | continuous | — | — |
| CO_COQ266 | How important in your life: To work independently | continuous | — | — |
| CO_COQ267 | Affiliation with a family compensation fund | continuous | — | — |
| DE_Q275 | National Classification: RESPONDENT: Highest Level of Education, SCHOOL | continuous | — | — |
| DE_Q276 | National Classification: PARTNER/SPOUSE: Highest Level of Education, | continuous | — | — |
| DE_Q277 | National Classification: MOTHER: Highest Level of Education, SCHOOL | continuous | — | — |
| DE_Q278 | National Classification: FATHER: Highest Level of Education, SCHOOL | continuous | — | — |
| DE_Q279 | National classification: Occupational status, RESPONDENT | continuous | — | — |
| DE_Q280 | National classification: Occupational status, PARTNER/SPOUSE | continuous | — | — |
| EG_Q75A | Confidence: Private universities | continuous | — | — |
| EG_Q78A | Confidence: Private banks | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q291_1 | Best way to find a job: 1st choice | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q291_2 | Best way to find a job: 2nd choice | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q292A_1 | Way they found a job 1st – Respondent | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q292A_2 | Way they found a job 2nd - Respondent | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q292B_1 | Way they found a job 1st - 1st child | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q292B_2 | Way they found a job 2nd - 1st child | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q293_1 | Factor to take into account during conflict 1st | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q293_2 | Factor to take into account during conflict 2nd | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q293_3 | Factor to take into account during conflict 3rd | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q294 | When the country has spent on someone´s education, it is their duty to stay and to | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q295 | Everybody has a right to migrate to another country for living | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q296 | People enjoy a better life than me, even though they have made less effort | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q297 | Many people seem important but they should not get such attention | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q298 | Frequently I feel that many take advantage of my kindness | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q299 | Frequently I feel that people do not respect me | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q300 | When things go wrong in my life, I ask myself: why me? | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q301 | My hopes and dreams will never come true | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q302 | Feelings due to the crisis – Fear | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q303 | Feelings due to the crisis – Agony | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q304 | Feelings due to the crisis - Shame | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q305 | Feelings due to the crisis - Hope | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q306 | Feelings due to the crisis - Sorrow | continuous | — | — |
| GR_Q307 | Feelings due to the crisis - Anger | continuous | — | — |
| KR_Q290_2 | Spouse´s ethnic group | continuous | — | — |
| LB_Q75A | Confidence: Lebanese University | continuous | — | — |
| LB_Q78A | Confidence: Bank of Lebanon | continuous | — | — |
| MX_150 | Between equality and security, what is more important? | continuous | — | — |
| MX_M212 | Attend a protest or political event convened via social networks | continuous | — | — |
| MX_M258 | How close do you feel: North America | continuous | — | — |
| MX_M300 | Whom would you vote for in Presidential elections | continuous | — | — |
| MX_M301 | Generally, do you consider yourself PRI, PAN, Green PRD or Morenoist? | continuous | — | — |
| MX_M302 | In general, do you approve or disapprove the work that Enrique Peña Nieto is | continuous | — | — |
| MX_M303 | In politics, people talk about progressives and conservatives. Your position on this | continuous | — | — |
| MX_M304 | Political leader: honesty vs efficiency | continuous | — | — |
| MX_M89 | Confidence: National Electoral Institute, INE | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ0 | Respondent: self-employed, employee, manual worker, without professional activity | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ1 | Would you prefer to be employee or self-employed | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ2_1 | Why employee: Regular, steady income | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ2_2 | Why employee: Job security | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ2_3 | Why employee: Fixed working hours | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ2_4 | Why employee: Covered by social welfare / insurance | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ2_5 | Why employee: No business idea | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ2_6 | Why employee: Not enough capital/ resources to be self-employed | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ2_7 | Why employee: Not enough skills to be self employed | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ2_8 | Why employee: It is a major step to take/ hard to turn back | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ3 | Working in a family company vs public/not family | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ4_1 | Why family company: Faster career | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ4_2 | Why family company: International mobility | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ4_3 | Why family company: Higher wages | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ4_4 | Why family company: More personal training | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ4_5 | Why family company: Job security | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ4_6 | Why family company: Better working | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ4_7 | Why family company: Stronger commitment | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ4_8 | Why family company: Long-term view | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ5_1 | Why not-family public/private company: Faster career progression | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ5_2 | Why not-family public/private company: International mobility | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ5_3 | Why not-family public/private company: Higher wages | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ5_4 | Why not-family public/private company: More personal training | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ5_5 | Why not-family public/private company: Job security | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ5_6 | Why not-family public/private company: Better working conditions | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ5_7 | Why not-family public/private company: Stronger commitment to the local | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ5_8 | Why not-family public/private company: Long-term view by the owned | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ6_1 | Why not-family public/private company: Personal independence / self-fulfillment | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ6_10 | Why not-family public/private company: Other | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ6_2 | Why to be self-employed: Exploiting a business opportunity | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ6_3 | Why to be self-employed: Better income prospects | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ6_4 | Why to be self-employed: Freedom to choose place and time of working | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ6_5 | Why to be self-employed: Lack of attractive employment opportunities | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ6_6 | Why to be self-employed: Members of family/ friends are self-employed | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ6_7 | Why to be self-employed: Favorable economic climate | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ6_8 | Why to be self-employed: To avoid uncertainties related to paid employment | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ6_9 | Why to be self-employed: To contribute to society | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ7 | Would it be feasible for you to be self-employed within the next 5 years | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ8_1 | Why not be self-employed: No business idea | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ8_2 | Why not be self-employed: Not enough capital/ financial resources | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ8_3 | Why not be self-employed: Not enough skills to be self-employed | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ8_4 | Why not be self-employed: Burden of red tape/administrative difficulties | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ8_5 | Why not be self-employed: The risk of failure is too big | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ8_6 | Why not be self-employed: Family commitments | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ8_7 | Why not be self-employed: Bad economic climate | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ8_8 | Why not be self-employed: Other | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ9 | How desirable is it for you to become self-employed within the next 5 years? | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ10 | At school of university, have you ever taken part in any course or activity about | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ11 | I am good at resisting temptation | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ12 | I have a hard time breaking bad habits | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ13 | I am lazy | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ14 | I say inappropriate things | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ15 | I do certain things that are bad for me, if they are fun | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ16 | I refuse things that bad for me | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ17 | I wish I had more self-discipline | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ18 | People would say that I have iron self-discipline | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ19 | Pleasure and fun sometimes keep me from getting work done | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ20 | I have trouble concentrating | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ21 | I am able to work effectively towards long term goals | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ22 | Sometimes I can’t stop myself from doing something, even if I know it is wrong | continuous | — | — |
| MY_AQ23 | I often act without thinking through all the alternatives | continuous | — | — |
| NG_2 | How important is your ethnic belonging? | continuous | — | — |
| NG_3 | Confidence: Hospitals | continuous | — | — |
| NG_4 | Confidence: Community Leaders/Village elders | continuous | — | — |
| NG_5 | Confidence: Religious leaders | continuous | — | — |
| NG_6 | Confidence: Nearest health care facility | continuous | — | — |
| NG_7 | Impact of emigration on the development of the country | continuous | — | — |
| NG_9 | Justifiable: To use contraceptives | continuous | — | — |
| NG_10 | Justifiable: To have more than one wife at the same time | continuous | — | — |
| NG_11 | Justifiable: Any form of violence | continuous | — | — |
| NG_12 | What was your own age when you gave birth to your first child | continuous | — | — |
| PRI_QB10 | How have your perceptions about religious values changed from the experience of | continuous | — | — |
| PRI_QB11 | How have your perceptions about ethical values and norms changed from the | continuous | — | — |
| PRI_QB12 | How have your perceptions about political interest and participation changed from | continuous | — | — |
| PRI_QB13 | How have your perceptions about political culture and political system changed from | continuous | — | — |
| KY_Q82_EAEU | Confidence: Eurasian Economic Union | continuous | — | — |
| KY_Q82A_TC | Confidence: Customs Union | continuous | — | — |
| Y001 | Post-Materialist index 12-item Y001_1: | continuous | — | — |
| Y002 | Post-Materialist index 4-item if Q154<0 or Q155<0 then -5 | continuous | — | — |
| Y003 | Autonomy Index Compute Y003=-5. | continuous | — | — |
| SACSECVAL | SACSECVAL.- Welzel Overall if (scepticism<>-99) and (relativism<>-99) and | continuous | — | — |
| RESEMAVAL | RESEMAVAL.- Welzel IF (AUTONOMY<>-99) AND (EQUALITY<>-99) AND | categorical | — | — |
| I_AUTHORITY | AUTHORITY - Welzel if E018=1 then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| I_NATIONALISM | NATIONALISM - Welzel if G006=1 then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| I_DEVOUT | DEVOUT- Welzel defiance - 3: if D054=1 then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| DEFIANCE | DEFIANCE.- Welzel defiance if (i_nationalism <> -99) and (i_authority <> -99) and | categorical | — | — |
| I_RELIGIMP | RELIGIMP - Welzel disbelief- if A006=1 then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| I_RELIGBEL | RELIGBEL - Welzel disbelief- if F034=1 then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| I_RELIGPRAC | RELIGPRAC - Welzel if F028>=1 and F028<=4 then (F028-1)/6 | continuous | — | — |
| DISBELIEF | DISBELIEF.- Welzel disbelief if (i_religimp <> -99) and (i_religbel <> -99) and | categorical | — | — |
| I_NORM1 | NORM1 - Welzel relativism- 1: if (F115=1) then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| I_NORM2 | NORM2 - Welzel relativism- 2: if (F116=1) then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| I_NORM3 | NORM3 - Welzel relativism- 3: if (F117=1) then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| RELATIVISM | RELATIVISM.- Welzel if (i_norm1<>-99) and (i_norm2<>-99) and (i_norm3<>- | continuous | — | — |
| I_TRUSTARMY | TRUSTARMY- Welzel if E069_02=1 then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| I_TRUSTPOLICE | TRUSTPOLICE- Welzel if E069_06=1 then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| I_TRUSTCOURTS | TRUSTCOURTS- Welzel if E069_17=1 then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| SCEPTICISM | SCEPTICISM.- Welzel if (i_trustarmy<>-99) and (i_trustpolice<>-99) and | categorical | — | — |
| I_INDEP | INDEP- Welzel autonomy-1: if A029=1 then 1 | continuous | — | — |
| I_IMAGIN | IMAGIN- Welzel autonomy-2: if A034=1 then 1 | continuous | — | — |
| I_NONOBED | Emancipative Values-1: if A042=1 then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| AUTONOMY | AUTONOMY.- Wezel if I_INDEP>-99 and I_IMAGIN>-99 and I_NONOBED>- | continuous | — | — |
| I_WOMJOB | WOMJOB- Welzel equality-1: if C001=1 then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| I_WOMPOL | WOMPOL- Welzel equality-2: if D059=1 then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| I_WOMEDU | WOMEDU- Welzel equality-3: if D060=1 then 0 | continuous | — | — |
| EQUALITY | Emancipative Values-2: if I_WOMPOL>-99 and I_WOMEDU>-99 and | categorical | — | — |
| I_HOMOLIB | HOMOLIB- Welzel choice-1: if F118<0 then -99 | continuous | — | — |
| I_ABORTLIB | ABORTLIB- Welzel choice-2: if F120<1 then -99 | continuous | — | — |
| I_DIVORLIB | DIVORLIB- Welzel choice-3: if F121<1 then -99 | continuous | — | — |
| CHOICE | CHOICE.- Welzel choice sub- if I_HOMOLIB>-99 AND I_ABORTLIB>-99 AND | categorical | — | — |
| I_VOICE1 | VOICE1- Welzel voice-1 if ((E003=2 and E004=4) or (E003=4 and E004=2)) THEN | continuous | — | — |
| I_VOICE2 | VOICE2- Welzel voice-2 if E001=3 then 1 | continuous | — | — |
| I_VOI2_00 | VOI2_00- Welzel voice-3 if I_VOICE1>-99 and I_VOICE2>-99 then | continuous | — | — |
| VOICE | VOICE.- Welzel voice sub- if I_VOI2_00>-99 then I_VOI2_00 | continuous | — | — |
| SECVALWGT | Weight for overall secular (weight1a+weight2a+weight3a+weight4a)/4 | continuous | — | — |
| RESEMAVALWGT | Weight for Emancipative (WEIGHT1B+WEIGHT2B+WEIGHT3B+WEIGHT4B)/4 | continuous | — | — |
| GII | Gender Inequality Index (GII) (0 to 1) [UNDP, 2018] http://hdr.undp.org/en/data | continuous | — | — |
| DGI | Gender Development Index (0 to 1) (GDI) [UNDP, http://hdr.undp.org/en/data | continuous | — | — |
| ID_GPS | Party ID [Global Party Survey, 2018] https://www.globalpartysurvey.org/ | continuous | — | — |
| CPARTY | ISO country + full party name (string text) [Global https://www.globalpartysurvey.org/ | continuous | — | — |
| CPARTYABB | ISO + party abbreviation [Global Party Survey, 2018] https://www.globalpartysurvey.org/ | continuous | — | — |
| GPS_V9 | Survey, 2018] | continuous | — | — |
| GPS_V10 | immigration policies [Global Party Survey, 2018] | continuous | — | — |
| GPS_V11 | reduced taxation (10) [Global Party Survey, 2018] | continuous | — | — |
| GPS_V12 | protection [Global Party Survey, 2018] | continuous | — | — |
| GPS_V13 | (10) [Global Party Survey, 2018] | continuous | — | — |
| GPS_V14 | rights [Global Party Survey, 2018] | continuous | — | — |
| GPS_V15 | minority rights [Global Party Survey, 2018] | continuous | — | — |
| GPS_V16 | Party Survey, 2018] | continuous | — | — |
| GPS_V17 | Party Survey, 2018] | continuous | — | — |
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