World Values Survey 2010-2014, Wave 6

Argentina, Armenia, Australia...and 56 more, 2010 - 2014

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WLD_2010-2014_WVS-W6_v01_M

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Inglehart, R., C. Haerpfer, C. Welzel, K. Kizilova, J. Diez-Medrano, M. Lagos, P. Norris, E. Ponarin, B. Puranen

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Data file: WV6_Data_Spss_v20180912

Study 906-WVS2010. World Values Survey Wave 6 (2010-2014)

Cases:	89565
Variables:	440

Variables

Wave

Country Code

V2A

Country/regions [with split ups]

Interview number

Important in life: Family

Important in life: Friends

Important in life: Leisure time

Important in life: Politics

Important in life: Work

Important in life: Religion

V10

Feeling of happiness

V11

State of health (subjective)

V12

Important child qualities: independence

V13

Important child qualities: Hard work

V14

Important child qualities: Feeling of responsibility

V15

Important child qualities: Imagination

V16

Important child qualities: Tolerance and respect for other people

V17

Important child qualities: Thrift saving money and things

V18

Important child qualities: Determination, perseverance

V19

Important child qualities: Religious faith

V20

Important child qualities: Unselfishness

V21

Important child qualities: Obedience

V22

Important child qualities: Self-expression

V23

Satisfaction with your life

V24

Most people can be trusted

V25

Active/Inactive membership: Church or religious organization

V26

Active/Inactive membership: Sport or recreational organization

V27

Active/Inactive membership: Art, music or educational organization

V28

Active/Inactive membership: Labor Union

V29

Active/Inactive membership: Political party

V30

Active/Inactive membership: Environmental organization

V31

Active/Inactive membership: Professional association

V32

Active/Inactive membership: Humanitarian or charitable organization

V33

Active/Inactive membership: Consumer organization

V34

Active/Inactive membership: Self-help group, mutual aid group

V35

Active/Inactive membership: Other organization

V36

Would not like to have as neighbors: Drug addicts

V37

Would not like to have as neighbors: People of a different race

V38

Would not like to have as neighbors: People who have AIDS

V39

Would not like to have as neighbors: Immigrants/foreign workers

V40

Would not like to have as neighbors: Homosexuals

V41

Would not like to have as neighbors: People of a different religion

V42

Would not like to have as neighbors: Heavy drinkers

V43

Would not like to have as neighbors: Unmarried couples living together

V44

Would not like to have as neighbors: People who speak a different language

V44_ES

Would not like to have as neighbors: Gypsies (ES)

V45

When jobs are scarce, men should have more right to a job than women

V46

When jobs are scarce, employers should give priority to people of this country over immigrants.

V47

If a woman earns more money than her husband, it's almost certain to cause problems

V48

Having a job is the best way for a woman to be an independent person.

V49

One of my main goals in life has been to make my parents proud

V50

When a mother works for pay, the children suffer

V51

On the whole, men make better political leaders than women do

V52

A university education is more important for a boy than for a girl

V53

On the whole, men make better business executives than women do

V54

Being a housewife is just as fulfilling as working for pay

V55

How much freedom of choice and control over own life

V56

Do you think most people would try to take advantage of you if they got a chance, or would they try to be fair?

V56_NZ

Do you think most people would try to take advantage of you if they got a chance, or would they try to be fair? (NZ)

V57

Marital status

V58

How many children do you have

V59

Satisfaction with financial situation of household

V60

Aims of country: first choice

V61

Aims of country: second choice

V62

Aims of respondent: first choice

V63

Aims of respondent: second choice

V64

Most important: first choice

V65

Most important: second choice

V66

Willingness to fight for your country

V67

Future changes: Less importance placed on work in our lives

V68

Future changes: More emphasis on the development of technology

V69

Future changes: Greater respect for authority

V70

Schwartz: It is important to this person to think up new ideas and be creative; to do things oneâ€™s own way

V71

Schwartz: It is important to this person to be rich; to have a lot of money and expensive things

V72

Schwartz: Living in secure surroundings is important to this person; to avoid anything that might be dangerous

V73

Schwartz: It is important to this person to have a good time; to â€œspoilâ€ oneself

V74

Schwartz: It is important to this person to do something for the good of society

V74B

Schwartz: It is important to help people living nearby; to care for their needs

V75

Schwartz: Being very successful is important to this person; to have people recognize oneâ€™s achievements

V76

Schwartz: Adventure and taking risks are important to this person; to have an exciting life

V77

Schwartz: It is important to this person to always behave properly; to avoid doing anything people would say is wrong

V78

Schwartz: Looking after the environment is important to this person; to care for nature and save life resources

V79

Schwartz: Tradition is important to this person; to follow the customs handed down by oneâ€™s religion or family

V80

Most serious problem of the world

V81

Protecting environment vs. Economic growth

V82

Past two years: given money to ecological organization

V83

Past two years: participated in demonstration for environment

V84

Interest in politics

V85

Political action: Signing a petition

V86

Political action: Joining in boycotts

V87

Political action: Attending peaceful demonstrations

V88

Political action: Joining strikes

V89

Political action: Any other act of protest

V90

Political action recently done: Signing a petition

V91

Political action recently done: Joining in boycotts

V92

Political action recently done: Attending peaceful demonstrations

V93

Political acition recently done: Joining strikes

V94

Political action recently done: Any other act of protest

V95

Self positioning in political scale

V96

Income equality

V97

Private vs state ownership of business

V98

Government responsibility

V99

Competition good or harmful

V100

Hard work brings success

V101

Wealth accumulation

V102

How much you trust: Your family

V103

How much you trust: Your neighborhood

V104

How much you trust: People you know personally

V105

How much you trust: People you meet for the first time

V106

How much you trust: People of another religion

V107

How much you trust: People of another nationality

V108

Confidence: The Churches

V109

Confidence: The armed forces

V110

Confidence: The press

V111

Confidence: Television

V112

Confidence: Labour Unions

V113

Confidence: The police

V114

Confidence: The courts

V115

Confidence: The government (in your nation's capital)

V116

Confidence: Political Parties

V117

Confidence: Parliament

V118

Confidence: The Civil service

V119

Confidence: Universities

V120

Confidence: Major Companies

V121

Confidence: Banks

V122

Confidence: Environmental organizations

V123

Confidence: Women's organizations

V124

Confidence: Charitable or humanitarian organizations

V125_00

Confidence: The European Union

V125_01

Confidence: The APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Conference)

V125_02

Confidence: CARICOM

V125_03

Confidence: The Arab Maghreb Union

V125_04

Confidence: The Organization of the Islamic World

V125_05

Confidence: The NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)

V125_06

Confidence: The MERCOSUR

V125_07

Confidence: The CIS

V125_08

Confidence: The African Union

V125_09

Confidence: The ASEAN (Association of South East Asian Nations)

V125_10

Confidence: The CER (closer economic relations) with Australia

V125_11

Confidence: The Organization of American States (OAE)

V125_12

Confidence: SAARC

V125_13

Confidence: UNASUR

V125_14

Confidence: The Free Commerce Treaty (Tratado de libre comercio)

V125_15

Confidence: The Arab League

V125_16

Confidence: Cooperation Council for the Arab states of Gulf (GCC)

V125_17

Confidence: Mainland government

V126

Confidence: The United Nations

V127

Political system: Having a strong leader who does not have to bother with parliament and elections

V128

Political system: Having experts, not government, make decisions according to what they think is best for the country

V129

Political system: Having the army rule

V130

Political system: Having a democratic political system

V131

Democracy: Governments tax the rich and subsidize the poor.

V132

Democracy: Religious authorities interpret the laws.

V133

Democracy: People choose their leaders in free elections.

V134

Democracy: People receive state aid for unemployment.

V135

Democracy: The army takes over when government is incompetent.

V136

Democracy: Civil rights protect people's liberty from state oppression

V137

Democracy: The state makes people's incomes equal

V138

Democracy: People obey their rulers

V139

Democracy: Women have the same rights as men.

V140

Importance of democracy

V141

How democratically is this country being governed today

V142

How much respect is there for individual human rights nowadays in this country

V143

Thinking about meaning and purpose of life

V144

Religious denomination

V145

How often do you attend religious services

V146

How often to you pray

V147

Religious person

V148

Believe in: God

V149

Believe in: hell

V150

Meaning of religion: To follow religious norms and ceremonies vs To do good to other people

V151

Meaning of religion: To make sense of life after death vs To make sense of life in this world

V152

How important is God in your life

V153

Whenever science and religion conflict, religion is always right

V154

The only acceptable religion is my religion

V155

All religions should be taught in public schools

V156

People who belong to different religions are probably just as moral as those who belong to mine

V157

Social position: People in their 20s

V158

Social position: People in their 40s

V159

Social position: People in their 70s

V160

Is a 30-year old boss acceptable

V161

People over 70: are seen as friendly

V162

People over 70: are seen as competent

V163

People over 70: viewed with respect

V164

Is a 70-year old boss acceptable

V165

Older people are not respected much these days

V166

Older people get more than their fair share from the government

V167

Older people are a burden on society

V168

Companies that employ young people perform better than those that employ people of different ages

V169

Old people have too much political influence

V160A

I see myself as someone who: is reserved

V160B

I see myself as someone who: is generally trusting

V160C

I see myself as someone who: tends to be lazy

V160D

I see myself as someone who: is relaxed, handles stress well

V160E

I see myself as someone who: has few artistic interests

V160F

I see myself as someone who: is outgoing, sociable

V160G

I see myself as someone who: tends to find fault with others

V160H

I see myself as someone who: does a thorough job

V160I

I see myself as someone who: gets nervous easily

V160J

I see myself as someone who: has an active imagination

V170

Secure in neighborhood

V171

How frequently do the following things occur in your neighborhood: Robberies

V172

How frequently do the following things occur in your neighborhood: Alcohol consumed in the streets

V173

How frequently do the following things occur in your neighborhood: Police or military interfere with peopleâ€™s private li

V174

How frequently do the following things occur in your neighborhood: Racist behavior

V175

How frequently do the following things occur in your neighborhood: Drug sale in streets

V176

Things done for reasons of security: Didn't carry much money

V177

Things done for reasons of security: Preferred not to go out at night

V178

Things done for reasons of security: Carried a knife, gun or other weapon

V179

Respondent was victim of a crime during the past year

V180

Respondent's family was victim of a crime during last year

V181

Worries: Losing my job or not finding a job

V182

Worries: Not being able to give one's children a good education

V183

Worries: A war involving my country

V184

Worries: A terrorist attack

V185

Worries: A civil war

V186

Worries: Government wire-tapping or reading my mail or email

V187

Under some conditions, war is necessary to obtain justice

V188

In the last 12 month, how often have you or your family: Gone without enough food to eat

V189

In the last 12 month, how often have you or your family: Felt unsafe from crime in your own home

V190

In the last 12 month, how often have you or your family: Gone without needed medicine or treatment that you needed

V191

In the last 12 month, how often have you or your family: Gone without a cash income

V192

Science and technology are making our lives healthier, easier, and more comfortable

V193

Because of science and technology, there will be more opportunities for the next generation

V194

We depend too much on science and not enough on faith

V195

One of the bad effects of science is that it breaks down peopleâ€™s ideas of right and wrong

V196

It is not important for me to know about science in my daily life

V197

The world is better off, or worse off, because of science and technology

V198

Justifiable: Claiming government benefits to which you are not entitled

V199

Justifiable: Avoiding a fare on public transport

V200

Justifiable: Stealing property

V201

Justifiable: Cheating on taxes if you have a chance

V202

Justifiable: Someone accepting a bribe in the course of their duties

V203

Justifiable: Homosexuality

V203A

Justifiable: Prostitution

V204

Justifiable: Abortion

V205

Justifiable: Divorce

V206

Justifiable: Sex before marriage

V207

Justifiable: Suicide

V207A

Justifiable: Euthanasia

V208

Justifiable: For a man to beat his wife

V209

Justifiable: Parents beating children

V210

Justifiable: Violence against other people

V211

How proud of nationality

V212

I see myself as a world citizen

V213

I see myself as part of my local community

V214

I see myself as part of the [country] nation

V215_01

I see myself as citizen of the [European Union]

V215_02

I see myself as citizen of the [APEC]

V215_03

I see myself as part of the [Northeast Asia Region]

V215_04

I see myself as part of [The Caribbean]

V215_05

I see myself as part of [Arab Maghreb Union]

V215_06

I see myself as part of the [Arab Union]

V215_07

I see myself as part of [North America]

V215_08

I see myself as part of the Latin-American Community

V215_10

I see myself as part of [Mercosur]

V215_11

I see myself as part of [CIS]

V215_12

I see myself as part of [The African Union]

V215_13

I see myself as part of the [ASEAN]

V215_14

I see myself as part of ASIA

V215_15

I see myself as part of the [UNASUR]

V215_16

I see myself as part of the [Islamic nation]

V215_17

I see myself as part of the Cooperation Council for the Arab states of Gulf (GCC)

V215_18

I see myself as part of [SAARC]

V216

I see myself as an autonomous individual

V217

Information source: Daily newspaper

V218

Information source: Printed magazines

V219

Information source: TV news

V220

Information source: Radio news

V221

Information source: Mobile phone

V222

Information source: Email

V223

Information source: Internet

V224

Information source: Talk with friends or colleagues

V218_ESMA

Used last week: Printed magazines (ES,MA)

V217_ESMA

Used last week: Daily newspaper (ES,MA)

V219_ESMA

Used last week: TV news (ES,MA)

V220_ESMA

Used last week: Radio news (ES,MA)

V221_ESMA

Used last week: Mobile phone (ES,MA)

V222_ESMA

Used last week: Email (ES,MA)

V223_ESMA

Used last week: Internet (ES,MA)

V224_ESMA

Used last week: Talk with friends or colleagues (ES,MA)

V225

How often use of a personal computer

V226

Vote in elections: local level

V227

Vote in elections: National level

V228

Which party would you vote for if there were a national election tomorrow

V228_2

Which party would you vote for if there were a national election tomorrow (2nd choice - optional)

V228A

How often in country's elections: Votes are counted fairly

V228B

How often in country's elections: Opposition candidates are prevented from running

V228C

How often in country's elections: TV news favors the governing party

V228D

How often in country's elections: Voters are bribed

V228E

How often in country's elections: Journalists provide fair coverage of elections

V228F

How often in country's elections: Election officials are fair

V228G

How often in country's elections: Rich people buy elections

V228H

How often in country's elections: Voters are threatened with violence at the polls

V228I

How often in country's elections: Voters are offered a genuine choice in the elections

V228J

Degree of importance: having honest elections makes a lot of difference in you and your family's lives

V228K

Importance of having honest elections in whether or not this country develops economically

V229

Employment status

V230

Sector of employment

V231

Nature of tasks: manual vs. intellectual

Total: 440

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