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World Values Survey 2005, Wave 5

Guatemala, 2005 - 2008
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GTM_2005-2008_WVS-W5_v01_M
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Dr. Harold Caballeros
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Data file: WV5_Data_Guatemala_2004_Spss_v20180912

Guatemala - WVS5 Dataset

Cases: 1000
Variables: 414

Variables

V1
wave number
V1A
split oecd
V1B
split ballot
V2
Country/Region
V2A
Country/regions [with split ups]
V3
Original respondent number
V4
Family important
V4_CO
Family important (Colombia)
V5
Friends important
V5_CO
Friends important (Colombia)
V6
Leisure time
V6_CO
Leisure time (Colombia)
V7
Politics important
V7_CO
Politics important (Colombia)
V8
Work important
V8_CO
Work important (Colombia)
V9
Religion important
V9_CO
Religion important (Colombia)
V10
Feeling of happiness
V11
State of health (subjective)
V12
Child qualities: independence
V13
Child qualities: hard work
V14
Child qualities: feeling of responsibility
V15
Child qualities: imagination
V16
Child qualities: tolerance and respect for other people
V17
Child qualities: thrift saving money and things
V18
Child qualities: determination perseverance
V19
Child qualities: religious faith
V20
Child qualities: unselfishness
V21
Child qualities: obedience
V22
How satisfied are you with your life
V23
Most people can be trusted
V24
Membership of church or religious organization
V25
Membership of sport or recreation
V26
Membership of art, music, educational
V27
Membership of labour unions
V28
Membership of political party
V29
Membership of environmental organization
V30
Membership of professional organization
V31
Membership of charitable/humanitarian organization
V32
Membership consumer organisation
V33
Membership of any other organization
V34
Neighbours: Drug addicts
V35
Neighbours: People of a different race
V36
Neighbours: People who have a AIDS
V37
Neighbours: Immigrants/foreign workers
V38
Neighbours: Homosexuals
V39
Neighbours: People of a different religion
V40
Neighbours: Heavy drinkers
V41
Neighbours: Unmarried couples living together
V42
Neighbours: People who speak a different language
V43
Neighbours: Militant minority
V43_01
Neighbours: People with a criminal record
V43_02
Neighbours: Emotionally unstable people
V43_03
Neighbours: Muslims
V43_04
Neighbours: Jews
V43_05
Neighbours: Evangelists
V43_06
Neighbours: People not from country of origin
V43_07
Neighbours: Political Extremists
V43_08
Neighbours: Christians
V43_09
Neighbours: Sunnis
V43_10
Neighbours: Shia
V43_11
Neighbours: French
V43_12
Neighbours: British
V43_13
Neighbours: Iranian
V43_14
Neighbours: Kuwaiti
V43_15
Neighbours: Turkish
V43_16
Neighbours: Jordanian
V43_17
Neighbours: Black people
V43_18
Neighbours: White people
V43_19
Neighbours: Coloured people
V43_20
Neighbours: Indians
V43_21
Neighbours: Kurds, Esids
V43_22
Neighbours: Indigenes; Aborigenes
V43_23
Neighbours: Maori
V43_24
Neighbours: Pacific Islanders
V43_25
Neighbours: Europeans/Pakeha
V43_26
Neighbours: Gipsies, Romani, Tziganes
V43_27
Neighbours: Americans
V43_28
Neighbours: Chaldean
V43_29
Neighbours: Mapuches
V43_30
Neighbours: Russians
V44
When jobs are scare men should have more right to a job tha
V45
Employers should give priority to (nation) people than immig
V46
How much freedom you feel
V47
Do you think most people try to take advantage of you
V48
First choice, if looking for a job
V49
Second choice if looking for a job
V50
To develop talents you need to have a job
V51
It´s humiliating to receive money without having to work for
V52
People who don´t work turn lazy
V53
Work is a duty towards society
V54
Work should always come first even if it means less spare ti
V55
Marital status
V56
How many children
V57
Child needs a home with father and mother
V58
Marriage is an out-dated institution
V59
Woman as a single parent
V60
Being a housewife fulfilling
V61
Men make better political leaders
V62
University is more important for a boy
V63
Men make better business executives than women do
V64
One of main goals in life has been to make my parents proud
V65
I seek to be myself rather than to follow others
V66
Live up to what my friends expect
V67
I decide my goals in life by myself
V68
Satisfaction with the financial situation of household
V69
Aims of country: first choice
V69_HK
Aims of country: first choice (Hong-Kong)
V70
Aims of country: second choice
V70_HK
Aims of country: second choice (Hong-Kong)
V71
Aims of respondent: first choice
V72
Aims of respondent: second choice
V73
Most important: first choice
V73_HK
Most important: first choice (Hong-Kong)
V74
Most important: second choice
V74_HK
Most important: second choice (Hong-Kong)
V75
Be willing to fight in war for your country
V76
Less importance placed on work
V77
More emphasis on technology
V78
Greater respect for authority
V79
More emphasis on family life
V80
Schwartz: Important to this person to think up new ideas
V81
Schwartz: Important to this person to be rich
V82
Schwartz: Important to this person living in secure suroundings
V83
Schwartz: Important to this person to have a good time
V84
Schwartz: Important to this person to help the people
V85
Schwartz: Important to this person being very successful
V86
Schwartz:Important to this person adventure and taking risks
V87
Schwartz: Important to this person to always behave properly
V88
Schwartz: Important to this person looking after environment
V89
Schwartz: Important to this person tradition
V90
Opinion about scientific advance
V91
Science and technology are making our lives healthier, easie
V92
Because of science and technology, there will be more opport
V93
Science and technology make our way of life change too fast
V94
We depend too much on science and not enough on faith
V95
Interested in politics
V96
Political action: signing a petition
V97
Political action: joining in boycotts
V98
Political action: Attending peaceful demonstrations
V99
Political action: Other
V100
Political action recently done: signing a petition
V101
Political action recently done: joining in boycotts
V102
Political action recently done: Attending peaceful/lawful de
V103
Political action recently done: Other
V104
Environmental vs. Economic growth
V105
Would give part of my income for environment
V106
Increase in taxes if extra money used to prevent environment
V107
Government should reduce environmental pollution
V108
Environmental problems in your community: Poor water quality
V109
Environmental problems in your community: Poor air quality.
V110
Environmental problems in your community: Poor sewage and sa
V111
Environmental problems in the world: Global warming or the g
V112
Environmental problems in the world: Loss of plant or animal
V113
Environmental problems in the world: Pollution of rivers, la
V114
Self positioning in political scale
V115
One secretary is paid more
V116
Incomes more equal
V117
Private ownership of business
V118
Government more responsibility
V119
Competition is good
V120
Hard work
V121
Wealth accumulation
V122
Fate versus control
V123
The world is better off, or worse off, because of science an
V124
Immigrant policy
V125
How much do you trust your family
V126
Trust: Your neighborhood
V127
Trust: People you know personally
V128
Trust: People you meet for the first time
V129
Trust: People of another religion
V130
Trust: People of another nationality
V130_CA_1
Trust: Canadian people in general
V130_IQ_1
Trust: Shi´i
V130_IQ_2
Trust: Sunni
V130_IQ_3
Trust: Kurds
V130_IQ_4
Trust: Christians
V130_NZ_1
Trust: Relatives
V130_NZ_2
Trust: People in general
V131
Confidence: Churches
V132
Confidence: Armed Forces
V133
Confidence: The Press
V134
Confidence: Television
V135
Confidence: Labour Unions
V136
Confidence: The Police
V137
Confidence: Justice System
V138
Confidence: The Government
V139
Confidence: The Political Parties
V140
Confidence: Parliament
V141
Confidence: The Civil Services
V142
Confidence: Major Companies
V143
Confidence: The Environmental Protection Movement
V144
Confidence: The Women´s Movement
V145
Confidence: Charitable or humanitarian organizations
V146_00
Confidence: The European Union
V146_01
Confidence: NATO
V146_02
Confidence: The Arab League
V146_03
Confidence: The Association of South East Asian Nations -ASEAN-
V146_04
Confidence: The Organisation for African Unity-OAU
V146_05
Confidence: The NAFTA
V146_06
Confidence: The Mercosur
V146_07
Confidence: The APEC
V146_08
Confidence: The United American States Organization (Organiz
V146_09
Confidence: Local/Regional Government
V146_10
Confidence: Confidence in CER with Australia
V146_11
Confidence: Education System
V146_12
Confidence: The non-Iraqi television
V146_13
Confidence: The American Forces
V146_14
Confidence: CIS
V146_15
Confidence: Banks
V146_16
Confidence: TV News
V146_17
Confidence: Non governmental Organizations (NGOs)
V146_18
Confidence: International Monetary Found (IMF)
V146_19
Confidence: CARICOM
V146_20
Confidence: Religious leaders
V146_21
Confidence: Evangelical Church
V146_22
Confidence: The Korean Teachers & Education Workers’ Union (Jonkyojo)
V147
Confidence: The United Nations
V148
Having a strong leader
V149
Having experts make decisions
V150
Having the army rule
V151
Having a democratic political system
V151_IQ_A
Political system: Having an Islamic government, where religious authorities have absolute power
V151_IQ_B
Political system: Having an Arab socialist state
V152
Democracy: Governments tax the rich and subsidize the poor.
V153
Democracy: Religious authorities interpret the laws.
V154
Democracy: People choose their leaders in free elections.
V155
Democracy: People receive state aid for unemployment.
V156
Democracy: The army takes over when government is incompeten
V157
Democracy: Civil rights protect people´s liberty against opp
V158
Democracy: The economy is prospering.
V159
Democracy: Criminals are severely punished.
V160
Democracy: People can change the laws in referendums.
V161
Democracy: Women have the same rights as men.
V162
Importance of democracy
V163
Democraticness in own country
V164
Respect for individual human rights
V165
Heard of the Millennium Development Goals
V166
Most serious problem of the world: 1st choice
V167
Most serious problem of the world: 2nd choice
V168
Most serious problem for own country: 1st choice
V169
Most serious problem for own country: 2nd choice
V170
MDG: Reduce extreme poverty
V171
MDG: Increase primary education
V172
MDG: Reduce child mortality
V173
MDG: Fight HIV
V174
MDG: Improve housing conditions
V175
Amount of foreign aid of this country
V176
How much more foreign aid this country should contribute
V177
Be willing to pay higher taxes in order to increase country´
V178
Priority: Global poverty versus National problems
V179
Who should decide: international peacekeeping
V180
Who should decide: protection of the environment
V181
Who should decide: aid to developing countries
V182
Who should decide: refugees
V183
Who should decide: human rights
V184
Thinking about meaning and purpose of life
V185
Religious denomination
V186
How often do you attend religious services
V187
Religious person
V188
Churches give answers: moral problems
V189
Churches give answers: the problems of family life
V190
Churches give answers: people´s spiritual needs
V191
Churches give answers: the social problems
V192
How important is god in your life
V193
Moments of prayer, meditation...
V194
Politicians who don´t believe in god unfit for public office
V195
Religious leaders should not influence people vote
V196
Better if more people with strong religious beliefs
V197
Religious leaders should not influence government
V198
Justifiable: claiming government benefits
V199
Justifiable: avoiding a fare on public transport
V200
Justifiable: cheating on taxes
V201
Justifiable: someone accepting a bribe
V202
Justifiable: homosexuality
V203
Justifiable: prostitution
V204
Justifiable: abortion
V205
Justifiable: divorce
V206
Justifiable: euthanasia
V207
Justifiable: suicide
V208
Justifiable: For a man to beat his wife
V209
How proud of nationality
V210
I see myself as a world citizen
V211
I see myself as member of my local community
V212
I see myself as citizen of the [country] nation
V213A
I see myself as citizen of [Latinamerica]
V213B
I see myself as citizen of [North America]
V213C
I see myself as citizen of the [European Union]
V213D
I see myself as citizen of [APEC]
V213E
I see myself as citizen of [ASIA]
V213F
I see myself as citizen of [Mercosur]
V213G
I see myself as citizen of [my province or region]
V213H
I see myself as citizen of [a country other than mine]
V213K
I see myself as citizen of [The African Union]
V213L
I see myself as citizen of [Arab Maghreb Union]
V213M
I see myself as citizen of [ASEAN]
V213N
I see myself as citizen of [Arab Union]
V214
I see myself as an autonomous individual
V215
Mother immigrant
Total: 414
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