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World Values Survey 2006, Wave 5

Canada, 2006
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CAN_2006_WVS-W5_v01_M
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Weight [with split ups] (V259A)

Data file: WV5_Data_Canada_2006_Spss_v20180912

Overview

Valid: 2164
Invalid: 0
Minimum: 0.155
Maximum: 7.32
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 6
Start: 737
End: 744
Width: 8
Range: 0 - 7.319567
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Categories
Value Category Cases
0 Undefined 0
0%
0.155399 35
1.6%
0.186299 18
0.8%
0.190699 43
2%
0.192599 26
1.2%
0.204899 16
0.7%
0.217199 28
1.3%
0.223099 20
0.9%
0.223299 15
0.7%
0.225799 51
2.4%
0.231599 11
0.5%
0.237499 21
1%
0.241499 10
0.5%
0.250999 50
2.3%
0.257199 36
1.7%
0.264599 24
1.1%
0.267499 15
0.7%
0.279999 25
1.2%
0.281099 10
0.5%
0.292799 7
0.3%
0.305299 18
0.8%
0.309199 36
1.7%
0.310999 6
0.3%
0.311299 13
0.6%
0.318699 17
0.8%
0.333798 9
0.4%
0.339698 31
1.4%
0.345998 12
0.6%
0.352598 28
1.3%
0.375598 31
1.4%
0.428498 15
0.7%
0.438798 24
1.1%
0.454198 8
0.4%
0.458198 18
0.8%
0.471098 17
0.8%
0.488398 15
0.7%
0.548598 10
0.5%
0.553998 22
1%
0.555398 11
0.5%
0.559897 16
0.7%
0.563797 9
0.4%
0.607697 27
1.2%
0.640797 4
0.2%
0.672697 14
0.6%
0.704697 13
0.6%
0.708097 5
0.2%
0.737497 17
0.8%
0.740497 9
0.4%
0.745397 38
1.8%
0.763297 7
0.3%
0.763597 25
1.2%
0.765697 5
0.2%
0.779597 13
0.6%
0.782296 7
0.3%
0.784196 18
0.8%
0.796396 5
0.2%
0.800096 33
1.5%
0.824496 8
0.4%
0.825596 15
0.7%
0.833896 54
2.5%
0.842796 10
0.5%
0.895196 18
0.8%
0.896496 20
0.9%
0.907596 16
0.7%
0.910496 7
0.3%
0.951096 6
0.3%
0.968196 16
0.7%
0.999996 114
5.3%
1 No weighting 0
0%
1.003696 10
0.5%
1.009195 13
0.6%
1.028695 13
0.6%
1.029595 13
0.6%
1.038395 4
0.2%
1.082595 16
0.7%
1.164195 5
0.2%
1.181895 5
0.2%
1.231394 5
0.2%
1.241794 21
1%
1.258294 10
0.5%
1.264294 4
0.2%
1.266694 30
1.4%
1.299894 11
0.5%
1.303994 9
0.4%
1.305394 16
0.7%
1.314894 5
0.2%
1.340794 12
0.6%
1.343494 2
0.1%
1.399694 4
0.2%
1.399794 6
0.3%
1.425094 12
0.6%
1.426194 15
0.7%
1.460493 10
0.5%
1.465793 3
0.1%
1.474093 8
0.4%
1.521493 9
0.4%
1.526593 3
0.1%
1.535093 2
0.1%
1.554193 20
0.9%
1.563193 5
0.2%
1.564493 5
0.2%
1.621093 23
1.1%
1.628893 38
1.8%
1.634393 15
0.7%
1.635793 11
0.5%
1.646893 20
0.9%
1.650493 20
0.9%
1.651593 17
0.8%
1.666693 21
1%
1.693892 34
1.6%
1.695492 48
2.2%
1.701692 3
0.1%
1.818692 12
0.6%
1.836892 3
0.1%
1.841692 7
0.3%
1.895691 24
1.1%
1.899091 45
2.1%
1.969891 1
0%
2.004991 25
1.2%
2.045991 24
1.1%
2.16349 4
0.2%
2.402889 7
0.3%
2.457789 8
0.4%
2.512489 8
0.4%
2.555788 2
0.1%
2.625788 5
0.2%
2.835987 5
0.2%
2.873487 9
0.4%
2.995487 6
0.3%
2.996487 9
0.4%
3.015086 3
0.1%
3.030087 6
0.3%
3.376685 6
0.3%
3.388785 13
0.6%
3.705383 3
0.1%
4.247781 2
0.1%
4.43438 1
0%
4.624879 3
0.1%
4.728179 1
0%
5.043678 4
0.2%
5.072377 2
0.1%
5.386776 4
0.2%
6.143072 1
0%
6.474871 1
0%
7.150568 1
0%
7.212368 1
0%
7.319567 1
0%
-5 Missing; Unknown 0
-4 Not asked 0
-3 Not applicable 0
-2 No answer 0
-1 Don´t know 0
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
V259. Weight variable (Provide a 4-digit weight variable to correct your sample to reflect national distributions of key variables. If no weighting is necessary, simply code each case as "1." It is especially important to correct for education. For example, if your sample contains 10 percent more university-educated respondents as there are in the adult population, members of this group should be downweighted by 10 percent, giving them a weight of .90).
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