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Politisches Verhalten und politische Einstellungen
The European Values Study is a large-scale, cross-national and longitudinal survey research program on how Europeans think about family, work, religion, politics, and society. Repeated every nine years in an increasing number of countries, the survey provides insights into the ideas, beliefs, preferences, attitudes, values, and opinions of citizens all over Europe. The EVS Trend File 1981-2017 is constructed from the five EVS waves and covers almost 40 years. In altogether 160 surveys, more than 224.000 respondents from 48 countries/regions were interviewed. It is based on the updated data of the EVS Longitudinal Data File 1981-2008 (v.3.1.0) and the current EVS 2017 Integrated Dataset (v.5.0.0). It follows a new approach agreed with WVS to transform the former large EVS and WVS longitudinal trend files into leaner and easier-to-use files. Both EVS and WVS trend files are based on the updated Common EVS/WVS Dictionary (v.2021). It contains only those variables/questions that have been replicated by EVS and/or WVS since the early 1980s. The EVS Trend File and the World Values Survey Trend File (1981-2022) can be easily merged. The resulting the Integrated Values Surveys 1981-2022 data file contains the five waves of the EVS and the seven waves of the WVS.
Albania: Strategic Puls Research, Tirana; Armenia: Marketing Communications, Yerevan; Austria: GfK Austria GmbH, Vienna; Belarus: Belarus State University, Center for Sociological and Political Research, Minsk; The Centre of Political and Sociological Researches of Belarus State University; Belgium: TNS-Dimarso, Brussels; Nationaal instituut voor dataverzameling/Dimarso; Bosnia-Herzegovina: PULS doo; Sarajevo; Bulgaria: Institute of Sociology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences; Market LINKS-Research & Consulting, Sofia; Croatia: Market Research Agency ´Target´; University of Zagreb, Faculty of Law, Department of Social Work, Zagreb; Cyprus: CYMAR Market Research, Nicosia; Northern Cyprus: Prologue Consulting, Nocosia; Czech Republic: SC&C Ltd., Statistical Computations and Computing, Prague; Denmark: SFI Survey, The Danish national institute of social research, Copenhagen; Estonia: Saar Poll, Ltd., Tallinn; Finland: TNS Gallup Oy, Espoo; France: Institut de Sondages Lavialle (I.S.L.) Issy-les-Moulineaux; Research International; Georgia: GORBI Gallup International, Tbilisi; Germany: INFAS, Bonn; BIK MARPLAN Intermedia GmbH, Offenbach am Main; Great Britain: Quality Fieldwork & Research Services, Birmingham; Greece: Department of Psychology, School of Philosophy, The University of Athens; Metron Analysis S.A., Athens; Hungary: Szonda-Ipsos Média-, Vélemény - és Piaclutató Intézet, Budapest; Forsense Piackutató és Stratégiai Tanácsadó Kft., Budapest; Iceland: The Institute of Social Research at the University of Iceland; The Social Science Research Institute, Reykjavík; Ireland: The Survey Unit, The Economic and Social Research Institute, Dublin; TNS mrbi, Dublin; Northern Ireland: Research and Evalutation Services, Belfast; TNS mrbi, Dublin; Italy: Centro Ricerche Sociali di Moncomo G. e C. SaS, Milan; Kosovo: Strategic Marketing d.o.o., Pristina; Latvia: Latvia Social Research Centre; Latvian Facts, Riga; Lithuania: Baltic Surveys – market and public opinion research company Ltd., Vilnius; Luxembourg: ILRES Market Research; CEPS/INSTEAD, Differdange; Malta: MISCO International; Republic of Macedonia: Ss. Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje, Faculty of Philosophy, Skopje; Republic of Moldova: Institute of Marketing and Polls IMAS-INC Chisinau, Chisinau; Republic of Montenegro: Strategic Research, Podgorica; The Netherlands: Survey data, Tilburg; TNS NIPO, Amsterdam; Norway: Statistics Norway, Oslo; Poland: CBOS - Public Opinion Research Centre; Pentor Research International S.A., Warszawa; Portugal: TNS Euroteste - Marketing E Opinião, Lisboa; Romania: The Research Institute for the Quality of Life, Romanian Academy of Science (RIQL), Metro Media Transilvania, Bucharest; Russia: ROMIR, Moscow; Bashkirova and partners, Moscow; Serbia: Strategic Marketing d.o.o., Belgrade; Slovak Republic: TNS SK. S.r.o., Bratislava; Agentúra MVK, Bratislava Slovenia: Public Opinion and Mass Communications Research Center, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana; Spain: Data SA, Madrid; Metroscopia, Madrid; Sweden: ARS - research AB, Stockholm; Statistics Sweden (SCB), Örebro; Switzerland: M.I.S. Trend S.A., Lausanne; Turkey: SAM Arastirma, Danisma ve Tanitim Hizmetleri A.S. and Bulgu Arastirma ve Halka Iliskiler Ltd Sti, Istanbul; Bogazici University, Istanbul; Birim Arastirma; Ukraine: Social Monitoring Centre (NGO) and Ukrainian Institute for Social Research; Kiev International Institute of Sociology, Kiev; USA: The Gallup Organization, Princeton, NJ EVS 2017 Center for Economic and Social Studies (CESS), Tirana, Albania; InterRating CoLtd, Yerevan, Armenia; Institut für empirische Sozialforschung (IFES) GmbH, Vienna, Austria; Sorgu, Baku, Azerbaijan; Centre for Sociological and Political Research, Belarusian State University, Minsk, Belarus; Custom Concept d.o.o., Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina; Alpha Research LTD, Sofia, Bulgaria; Catholic University of Croatia, Zagreb, and GfK research Agency, Zagreb, Croatia; STEM/MARK, a.s., Praha, Czech Republic; Statistics Denmark - Survey, Copenhagen, Denmark; AS Emor,Tallinn, Estonia; Taloustutkimus Oy, Lemuntie 9, 00910 Helsinki, Finland; KANTAR PUBLIC - TAYLOR NELSON SOFRES, Paris, France; GORBI (Georgian Opinion Research Business International), Tbilisi, Georgia; Kantar Deutschland GmbH, Kantar Public, München, Germany; NatCen Social Research, London, Great Britain; Forsense, Budapest, Hungary; Social Science Research Institute, SSRI, University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland; Doxa Spa, Milano, Italy; Socioloģisko pētījumu institūts, Riga, Latvia; Baltic Surveys, Vilnius, Lithuania; DeFacto Consultancy, Podgorica, Montenegro; I&O Research B.V., Enschede, Netherlands and CentERdata, Tilburg, Netherlands; Faculty of Philosophy, Skopje, North Macedonia; Statistics Norway, Oslo, Norway; Centrum Badania Opinii Społecznej (Public Opinion Research Centre), Warszawa, Poland; IRES: Institutul Roman pentru Evaluare si Strategie, Romania; CESSI (Institute for comparative Social Research), Moscow, Russia; Nina media, Novi Sad, Serbia; Kantar TNS, Bratislava, Slovakia; University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Science, Ljubljana, Slovenia; MyWord Research SL, Madrid, Spain; IPSOS Observer Sweden AB, Härnösand, Sweden; M.I.S Trend S.A; Lausanne, Switzerland (Face-to-face) and Swiss Centre for Expertise in the Social Sciences FORS c/o University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland (Web-mail); GfK-Metris, Lisbon, Portugal; Social monitoring center, Kiev, Ukraine
EVS (2022). EVS Trend File 1981-2017 (ZA7503; Version 3.0.0) [Data set]. GESIS, Cologne. https://doi.org/10.4232/1.14021
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D010 - Sharing with parents: attitudes towards religion
D012 - Sharing with parents: social attitudes
D014 - Sharing with parents: sexual attitudes
D015 - Sharing with parents: no sharing attitudes
D018 - Child needs a home with father and mother
D022 - Marriage is an out-dated institution
D026 - Long-term relationship is necessary to be happy
E181 - If don´t know, which party appeals to you most (ISO 3166-1)
A019 - Ever felt upset because somebody criticized you
A035 - Important child qualities: tolerance and respect for other people
A038 - Important child qualities: thrift saving money and things
A039 - Important child qualities: determination perseverance
C042B1 - Why people work: work is like a business transaction
D003 - Sharing with partner: attitudes towards religion
D004 - Sharing with partner: moral standards
D006 - Sharing with partner: political views
D008 - Sharing with partner: no sharing attitudes
D009 - Sharing with partner: don´t know or missing
E069_18A - Confidence: Major regional organization (combined from country-specific)
E111 - Rate political system for governing country
E117 - Political system: Having a democratic political system
E118 - Firm party leader vs. Cooperating party leader
G007_36_B - Trust: People of another nationality (B)
G038 - Immigrants take away jobs from [nationality]
G041 - Immigrants are a strain on welfare system
A116 - Reasons voluntary work: Make a contribution to my local community
A124_07 - Neighbours: People who have AIDS
B001 - Would give part of my income for the environment (4-point scale)
E049 - Personal characteristics: I enjoy convincing others of my opinion
E052 - Personal characteristics: I own many things others envy me for
E053 - Personal characteristics: I like to assume responsibility
E056 - Personal characteristics: none of the above
E058 - Our government should be made much more open to the public
E069_17 - Confidence: Justice System/Courts
V001A_01 - Fathers country of birth: ISO 3166-1/3 Alpha code
V004RF - Educational level father: recoded
V014 - Parent(s) had problems making ends meet
W002A - Educational level spouse/partner: ISCED 97 - one digit
C013 - Important in a job: good job security
C014 - Important in a job: a respected job
C017 - Important in a job: generous holidays
E025 - Political action: signing a petition
E047 - Personal characteristics: changes, worry or welcome possibility
F114A - Justifiable: Claiming government benefits to which you are not entitled
F136 - Justifiable: Political assassination
X036A - Occupational status respondent - SIOPS
mm_fw_end_fu_EVS5 - Year/month of end-fieldwork (matrix design) (EVS5)
mm_v278a_fu_r_EVS5 - Time of the interview -Start (constructed) (follow-up) (EVS5)
A010 - Ever felt very excited or interested
D026_03 - Duty towards society to have children
D027 - Important for successful marriage: Faithfulness
D034 - Important for successful marriage: Understanding and tolerance
D039 - Important for successful marriage: Discussing problems
D043_01 - Important for successful marriage: Time for friends and personal hobbies
F030 - Attendance religious services 12 years old
F036 - Churches give answers: the problems of family life
F038 - Churches give answers: the social problems
X048I_N2 - Region where the interview was conducted (NUTS-2): NUTS version 2016
X047D - Monthly household income (x1000), corrected for ppp in euros
x049a - Size of town where interview was conducted (5 categories)
A086 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work local political action groups
A088B - Voluntary work: Unpaid work environment, conservation, ecology
A093 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work peace movement
A111 - Reasons voluntary work: Identifying with people who suffer
A112 - Reasons voluntary work: Time on my hands
A115 - Reasons voluntary work: Help disadvantaged people
D057 - Being a housewife just as fulfilling
D063 - Job best way for women to be independent (4 categories)
D081 - Homosexual couples are as good parents as other couples
F043 - Churches speak out on: extramarital affairs
F046 - Churches speak out on: euthanasia
F048 - Churches speak out on: ecology and environmental issues
F062 - Personal God vs. Spirit or Life Force
F064 - Get comfort and strength from religion
X025A_01 - Educational level respondent: ISCED 11 ‐ one digit
X035_2_01 - Job profession/industry (2-digit ISCO08) - respondent
E155 - Feel concerned about people in the region
E156 - Feel concerned about fellow countrymen
E159 - Feel concerned about elderly people
W007 - Spouse/partner had/has how many employees
X007_01 - Lived with partner before marriage
D026_05 - It is childs duty to take care of ill parent
D061 - Pre-school child suffers with working mother
D064 - Fathers are well suited for looking after children
E020 - Future changes: A simple and more natural lifestyle
E160 - Feel concerned about unemployed people
E190 - Why are there people living in need: first
E227 - Democracy: People receive state aid for unemployment.
F140 - Justifiable: Keeping money that you have found
F143 - Justifiable: Threatening workers who refuse to join a strike
G007_18_B - Trust: Your neighborhood (B)
G007_34_B - Trust: People you meet for the first time (B)
V018 - Parent(s) had problems replacing broken things
V097EF - Occupational group - respondent´s father (EVS5 - main earner) (respondent 14 years old)
W002A_01 - Educational level spouse/partner: ISCED 11 -one digit
X037_01 - Respondent experienced unemployment longer than 3 months
C060 - How business and industry should be managed
D030 - Important for successful marriage: Respect and appreciation
D043 - Important for successful marriage: Tastes and interests in common
E069_12 - Confidence: The Political Parties
E109 - Approval: Anti-apartheid movement
E233 - Democracy: Women have the same rights as men.
E265_01 - How often in country's elections: Votes are counted fairly
E265_02 - How often in country's elections: Opposition candidates are prevented from running
E265_06 - How often in country's elections: Election officials are fair
E265_07 - How often in country's elections: Rich people buy elections
F060 - Believe in: resurrection of the dead
F063 - How important is God in your life
F103 - Religious leaders should not influence how people vote
F117 - Justifiable: Someone accepting a bribe
V004AM_01 - Educational level mother: ISCED 11 - one digit
V004EF - Educational level father: 8 categories
X025R - Educational level respondent: recoded
D019 - A woman has to have children to be fulfilled
E048 - Personal characteristics: I usually count on being successful in everything I do
E059 - Allow more freedom for individuals
E115 - Political system: Having experts make decisions
E121 - Democracies are indecisive and have too much squabbling
E135 - Who should decide: international peacekeeping
E141 - Country cannot solve crime problems by itself
E142 - Country cannot solve employment problems by itself
F007 - Death has meaning if you believe in God
F025 - Religious denomination (major groups)
F040 - Churches speak out on: disarmament
G007_35_B - Trust: People of another religion (B)
G034 - Important: to respect [country nationality] political institutions and laws
G036 - Important: to be able to speak [country language]
G257 - How close do you feel: to country
W004 - Employment status spouse/partner: last job
W005_2 - Job profession/industry (2-digit ISCO88) - spouse/partner
W006D - Occupational status spouse/partner - egp11
W009 - How many people does she/he supervise
X002_02A - Respondents country of birth: ISO 3166-1 code
mm_year_fu_EVS5 - Survey year (follow-up) (EVS5)
A007 - Service to others important in life
A012 - Ever felt proud because someone complimented you
A064 - Member: Belong to social welfare service for elderly, handicapped or deprived people
A071B - Member: Belong to conservation, the environment, ecology
A077 - Member: Belong to organization concerned with health
A078 - Member: Belong to consumer groups
A080_01 - Member: Belong to humanitarian or charitable organization
A084 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work labour unions
B003 - Government should reduce environmental pollution
C002_01 - Jobs scarce: Employers should give priority to (nation) people than immigrants (5-point scale)
mm_v277_fu_EVS5 - Date of interview (follow-up) (EVS5)
A046 - Abortion when the mothers health is at risk
A047 - Abortion when child physically handicapped
A049 - Abortion if not wanting more children
A060 - Spend time with people at your church, mosque or synagogue
A088C - Voluntary work: Unpaid work animal rights
A108 - Reasons voluntary work: Compassion for those in need
A109 - Reasons voluntary work: Opportunity to repay something
A119 - Reasons voluntary work: Gain new skills and useful experience
C005 - Unfair to give work to handicapped people when able bodied people can´t find jobs
C020 - Important in a job: a job that is interesting
C023 - Important in a job: good chances for promotion
C041 - Work should come first even if it means less spare time
C059 - Fairness: One secretary is paid more
A124_06 - Neighbours: Immigrants/foreign workers
A173 - How much freedom of choice and control
B002 - Increase in taxes if used to prevent environmental pollution
B008 - Protecting environment vs. Economic growth
C001 - Jobs scarce: Men should have more right to a job than women (3 categories)
D031 - Important for successful marriage: Religious beliefs
D033 - Important for successful marriage: Agreement on politics
D054 - One of main goals in life has been to make my parents proud
D059 - Men make better political leaders than women do
E181C - Which political party would you vote for/appeals to you - left/right scale
E225 - Democracy: Religious authorities interpret the laws.
E264 - Vote in elections: National level
F135 - Justifiable: Sex under the legal age of consent
F137 - Justifiable: Experiments with human embryos
F141 - Justifiable: Fighting with the police
F142 - Justifiable: Failing to report damage you’ve done accidentally to a parked vehicle
X035_2 - Job profession/industry (2-digit ISCO88) - respondent
X036D - Occupational status respondent - European ESeC
X041 - Is the chief wage earner employed now
mm_fw_start_fu_EVS5 - Year/month of start-fieldwork (matrix design) (EVS5)
mm_mode_fu_EVS5 - Mode of data collection (follow-up) (EVS5)
A013 - Ever felt very lonely or remote from other people
C025 - Important in a job: meeting people
C037 - Humiliating to receive money without having to work for it
C040 - People should not have to work if they don´t want to
C042B4 - Why people work: I wouldn´t work if work interfered my life
E069_20 - Confidence: The United Nations
E110 - Satisfaction with the way democracy develops
E116 - Political system: Having the army rule
F066 - Pray to God outside of religious services (i)
F067 - Pray to God outside of religious services (ii)
F104 - Better if more people with strong religious beliefs in public office
G062 - How close you feel: continent; e.g. Europe, Asia etc.
G256 - How close do you feel: to your county, region, district
H009 - Government has the right: Keep people under video surveillance in public areas
H011 - Government has the right: Collect information about anyone living in [COUNTRY] without their knowledge
V002A - Mothers country of birth: ISO 3166-1 code
V004AF - Educational level father: ISCED 97 - one digit
A085 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work political parties or groups
A088 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work environment, conservation, animal rights
A091 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work sports or recreation
A092 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work women´s group
A094 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work organization concerned with health
A096 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work other groups
A107 - Reasons voluntary work: Solidarity with the poor and disadvantaged
A124_02 - Neighbours: People of a different race
E017 - Future changes: More emphasis on individual
E018 - Future changes: Greater respect for authority
E026 - Political action: joining in boycotts
E265_03 - How often in country's elections: TV news favors the governing party
E265_04 - How often in country's elections: Voters are bribed
E265_05 - How often in country's elections: Journalists provide fair coverage of elections
F009 - Sorrow has meaning if you believe in God
G040 - Immigrants increase crime problems
G052 - Evaluate the impact of immigrants on the development of [your country]
X012 - How many are still living at home
X023 - What age did you complete your education
X025 - Educational level respondent: 8 categories
X026 - Do you live with your parents (yes/no)
S016 - Language of the interview (WVS/EVS list of languages)
C001_01 - Jobs scarce: Men should have more right to a job than women (5-point scale)
C002 - Jobs scarce: Employers should give priority to (nation) people than immigrants (3 categories)
C004 - Jobs scarce: older people should be forced to retire
C006 - Satisfaction with financial situation of household
D001 - How much do you trust your family (5-point scale)
D016 - Sharing with parents: don´t know or missing
E055 - Personal characteristics: I often give others advice
E057 - The economic system needs fundamental changes
E060 - I could do nothing about an unjust law
F042 - Churches speak out on: third world problems
F044 - Churches speak out on: unemployment
F049 - Churches speak out on: government policy
X002_03 - Year in which respondent came to live in [country]
X048H_N1 - Region where the interview was conducted (NUTS-1): NUTS version 2016
A026 - Parents responsibilities to their children
A040 - Important child qualities: religious faith
A041 - Important child qualities: unselfishness
A042 - Important child qualities: obedience
A072 - Member: Belong to professional associations
E029 - Political action: occupying buildings or factories
E033 - Self positioning in political scale
E034 - Basic kinds of attitudes concerning society
E036 - Private vs state ownership of business
E123 - Democracy may have problems but is better
E124 - Respect for individual human rights nowadays
E137 - Who should decide: aid to developing countries
E140 - Country cannot solve environmental problems by itself
W002R - Educational level spouse/partner: recoded
A074 - Member: Belong to sports or recreation
A080_02 - Member: Belong to self-help group, mutual aid group
A081 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work social welfare service for elderly, handicapped or deprived people
A087 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work human rights
A090 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work youth work
E181A - Which political party appeals to you most (ISO 3166-1)
E191 - Why are there people living in need: second
E226 - Democracy: People choose their leaders in free elections.
E229 - Democracy: Civil rights protect people’s liberty against oppression.
E265_08 - How often in country's elections: Voters are threatened with violence at the polls
A061 - Spend time with people at sport, culture, communal organization
A062 - How often discusses political matters with friends
A063 - Persuading friends, relatives or fellow workers
A068 - Member: Belong to political parties
A071 - Member: Belong to conservation, the environment, ecology, animal rights
D078 - Men make better business executives than women do
E004 - Aims of respondent: second choice
F138 - Justifiable: Manipulation of food
G001 - Geographical groups belonging to first
A017 - Ever felt depressed or very unhappy
A029 - Important child qualities: independence
A032 - Important child qualities: feeling of responsibility
A034 - Important child qualities: imagination
A043_01 - Important child qualities: none
A059 - Spend time with colleagues from work
E069_09 - Confidence: Social Security System
E069_14 - Confidence: The Environmental Protection Movement
E069_16 - Confidence: Health Care System
E069_18 - Confidence: The European Union
E104 - Approval: Ecology movement or nature protection
E122 - Democracies aren´t good at maintaining order
W002E - Educational level spouse/partner: 8 categories
W008 - Does spouse/partner supervise someone
S003 - Country (ISO 3166-1 Numeric code)
S009 - Country (ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 code)
S011B - Time of the interview - End [hh.mm]
S013 - Respondent interested during the interview
A124_01 - Neighbours: People with a criminal record
A124_26 - Neighbours: Left wing extremists
A124_27 - Neighbours: Right wing extremists
A124_28 - Neighbours: People with large families
E125 - Satisfaction with the people in national office
E153 - Feel concerned about immediate family
E154 - Feel concerned about people in the neighbourhood
E179 - Which political party would you vote for first choice (ISO 3166-1)
S021 - Country - wave - study - set - year
D032 - Important for successful marriage: Good housing
D035 - Important for successful marriage: Apart from in-laws
D038 - Important for successful marriage: Children
D058 - Husband and wife should both contribute to income
D060 - University is more important for a boy than for a girl
G002 - Geographical groups belonging to second
G007_01 - Trust: Other people in country
G033 - Important: to have been born in [country]
G043 - Immigrants maintain own/take over customs
X002_02B - Respondents country of birth: ISO 3166-1/3 Alpha code
A168 - Do you think most people try to take advantage of you
A168A - Do you think most people try to take advantage of you (10-point scale)
B005 - All talk about the environment make people anxious
B006 - Combatting unemployment, we have to accept environmental problems
B007 - Protecting environment and fighting pollution is less urgent than suggested
C012 - Important in a job: not too much pressure
F001 - Thinking about meaning and purpose of life
F025_EVS - Religious denomination (country-specific)
F027 - Which former religious denomination
C042B6 - Why people work: I never had a paid job
D001_B - How much do you trust your family (4-point scale)
D005 - Sharing with partner: social attitudes
D007 - Sharing with partner: sexual attitudes
D020 - A man has to have children to be fulfilled
F031 - Important: Religious service birth
F032 - Important: Religious service marriage
F037 - Churches give answers: people´s spiritual needs
F045 - Churches speak out on: racial discrimination
X047R_EVS - Income level (3 categories) EVS
x048b_n2 - Region where the interview was conducted (NUTS-2): NUTS version 2006
X049CS - Size of town (country-specific)
C016 - Important in a job: an opportunity to use initiative
C019 - Important in a job: a responsible job
C024 - Important in a job: a useful job for society
C042B2 - Why people work: I do the best I can regardless of pay
C042B3 - Why people work: I wouldn’t work if I didn’t have to
F102 - Politicians who don´t believe in God are unfit for public office
F115 - Justifiable: Avoiding a fare on public transport
X032R_01 - Number of supervised people (3 categories)
X034R_01 - Number of employees (4 categories)
X037_02 - Dependency on social security during last 5 years respondent
V001A - Fathers country of birth: ISO 3166-1 code
A030 - Important child qualities: hard work
A065 - Member: Belong to religious organization
A066 - Member: Belong to education, arts, music or cultural activities
A069 - Member: Belong to local political actions
C042B5 - Why people work: work most important in my life
D011 - Sharing with parents: moral standards
D013 - Sharing with parents: political views
S007_01 - Unified respondent number (EVS/WVS)
S011A - Time of the interview - Start [hh.mm]
A110 - Reasons voluntary work: Sense of duty, moral, obligation
A113 - Reasons voluntary work: Personal satisfaction
A114 - Reasons voluntary work: Religious belief
A117 - Reasons voluntary work: Bring about social or political change
A118 - Reasons voluntary work: For social reasons
A120 - Reasons voluntary work: Did not want to, but could not refuse
A124_04 - Neighbours: Emotionally unstable people
mm_v279a_fu_r_EVS5 - Time of the interview -End (constructed) (follow-up) (EVS5)
A014 - Ever felt pleased about having accomplished something
A018 - Ever felt that things were going your way
A027 - Important child qualities: good manners
C021 - Important in a job: a job that meets one´s abilities
C022 - Important in a job: pleasant people to work with
C027_90 - Important in a job: none of these
C036 - To develop talents you need to have a job
S016a - Language of the interview (ISO 639-1 alpha-2 / 639-2 alpha-3)
mm_matrix_group_EVS5 - Matrix attribution (group/variable bloc) (EVS5)
mm_mixed_mode_EVS5 - Mixed mode/matrix design (EVS5)
C018 - Important in a job: that you can achieve something
A082 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work religious or church organization
A083 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work education, arts, music or cultural activities
A089 - Voluntary work: Unpaid work professional associations
D028 - Important for successful marriage: Adequate income
D037 - Important for successful marriage: Sharing household chores
E014 - Future changes: Less emphasis on money and material possessions
E019 - Future changes: More emphasis on family life
E111_01 - Satisfaction with the political system
E112 - Rate political system as it was before
E114 - Political system: Having a strong leader
E120 - In democracy, the economic system runs badly
E136 - Who should decide: protection of the environment
F028 - How often do you attend religious services
F033 - Important: Religious service death
F035 - Churches give answers: moral problems
G002CS - Geographical groups belonging to second (country-specific)
G007_33_B - Trust: People you know personally (B)
G035 - Important: to have [country nationality] ancestry
G255 - How close you feel: your [village, town or city]
W001A - Spouse/partners country of birth: ISO 3166-1 code
W001A_01 - Spouse/partners country of birth: ISO 3166-1/3 Alpha code
E016 - Future changes: More emphasis on technology
E144 - Living day to day because of uncertain future
E150 - How often follows politics in the news
E151 - Give authorities information to help justice
E162 - Feel concerned about sick and disabled people
E224 - Democracy: Governments tax the rich and subsidize the poor.
E228 - Democracy: The army takes over when government is incompetent.
E233A - Democracy: The state makes people's incomes equal
E233B - Democracy: People obey their rulers
F004 - Life is meaningful because God exists
H010 - Government has the right: Monitor all e-mails and any other information exchanged on the Internet
V002A_01 - Mothers country of birth: ISO 3166-1/3 Alpha code
V004AF_01 - Educational level father: ISCED 11 - one digit
V004RM - Educational level mother: recoded
V004DF - Educational level father: country-specific, ISO 3166-1
E015 - Future changes: Less importance placed on work
E050 - Personal characteristics: I serve as a model for others
E051 - Personal characteristics: I am good at getting what I want
E054 - Personal characteristics: I am rarely unsure about how I should behave
E061 - Political reform is moving too rapidly
E069_08 - Confidence: The Civil Services
E105 - Approval: Anti-nuclear energy movement
F129 - Justifiable: Throwing away litter
F130 - Justifiable: Driving under influence of alcohol
F144 - Justifiable: Killing in self-defence
F144_01 - Justifiable: Invitro fertilization
G001CS - Geographical groups belonging to first (country-specific)
W005_2_01 - Job profession/industry (2-digit ISCO08) - spouse/partner
W006A - Occupational status spouse/partner - SIOPS
W006B - Occupational status spouse/partner - ISEI
W006C - Occupational status spouse/partner - European ESeC
X023R - What age did you complete your education (recoded in intervals)
X025A - Educational level respondent: ISCED 97 - one digit
X025CSEVS - Educational level respondent: country-specific
X026_01 - Do you live with your parents (4 categories)
D029 - Important for successful marriage: Same social background
D036 - Important for successful marriage: Happy sexual relationship
E022 - Opinion about scientific advances
E027 - Political action: attending lawful/peaceful demonstrations
E028 - Political action: joining unofficial strikes
F047 - Churches speak out on: homosexuality
F105 - Religious leaders should not influence government
F114 - Justifiable: Claiming government benefits
W002D - Educational level spouse/partner: Country-specific
X036B - Occupational status respondent - ISEI
X036C - Occupational status respondent - egp11
X040 - Are you the chief wage earner in your house
X046 - Socio-economic status of respondent
X048_EVS - Region where the interview was conducted
x048a_n1 - Region where the interview was conducted (NUTS-1): NUTS version 2006
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