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World Values Survey South Africa 1982-2013

South Africa, 1982 - 2013
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Data file: WVS SA W1-6_1982_2013_v2015_04_18

Cases: 16786
Variables: 1410

Variables

F070
3rd commandment applies for myself
F071
4th commandment applies for myself
F072
5th commandment applies for myself
F073
6th commandment applies for myself
F074
7th commandment applies for myself
F075
8th commandment applies for myself
F076
9th commandment applies for myself
F077
10th commandment applies for myself
F078
1st commandment applies to most people
F079
2nd commandment applies to most people
F080
3rd commandment applies to most people
F081
4th commandment applies to most people
F082
5th commandment applies to most people
F083
6th commandment applies to most people
F084
7th commandment applies to most people
F085
8th commandment applies to most people
F086
9th commandment applies to most people
F087
10th commandment applies to most people
F088
Felt in touch with someone far away
F089
Seen events that happened far away
F090
Felt in touch with someone dead
F091
Felt close to a powerful life force
F092
Experience altered outlook on life
F093
Relationship between your parents
F094
Relationship between you and your mother
F095
Relationship between you and your father
F096
How strict were your parents
F097
Believe in: supernatural forces
F098
Do you have a lucky charm
F099
Lucky charm protects
F100
Consult horoscope
F101
Taking horoscope into account in daily life
F102
Politicians who don´t believe in God are unfit for public office
F103
Religious leaders should not influence how people vote
F104
Better if more people with strong religious beliefs in public office
F105
Religious leaders should not influence government
F106
Nurse refusing legal abortion on religious grounds
F107
Time for prayer and meditation in all schools
F108
Government protects freedom
F109
Government protects religion
F110
Laws: people’s wishes
F111
Only laws of the Shari´a
F112
Prohibiting or allowing books that attack religion
F113
Church(es) influence on national politics
F114
Justifiable: claiming government benefits
F114_01
Justifiable: Stealing property
F114_02
Justifiable: Parents beating children
F114_03
Justifiable: Violence against other people
F115
Justifiable: avoiding a fare on public transport
F116
Justifiable: cheating on taxes
F117
Justifiable: someone accepting a bribe
F118
Justifiable: homosexuality
F119
Justifiable: prostitution
F120
Justifiable: abortion
F121
Justifiable: divorce
F122
Justifiable: euthanasia
F123
Justifiable: suicide
F124
Justifiable: drinking alcohol
F125
Justifiable: joyriding
F126
Justifiable: taking soft drugs
F127
Justifiable: lying
F128
Justifiable: adultery
F129
Justifiable: throwing away litter
F130
Justifiable: driving under influence of alcohol
F131
Justifiable: paying cash
F132
Justifiable: having casual sex
F133
Justifiable: smoking in public places
F134
Justifiable: speeding over the limit
F135
Justifiable: sex under the legal age of consent
F135A
Justifiable: Sex before marriage
F136
Justifiable: political assassination
F137
Justifiable: experiments with human embryos
F138
Justifiable: manipulation of food
F139
Justifiable: buy stolen goods
F140
Justifiable: keeping money that you have found
F141
Justifiable: fighting with the police
F142
Justifiable: failing to report damage you’ve done accidentally to a parked veh
F143
Justifiable: threatening workers who refuse to join a strike
F144
Justifiable: killing in self-defence
F144_01
Justifiable: invitro fertilization
F144_02
Justifiable: death penalty
F145
Compatriots do: claiming state benefits
F146
Compatriots do: cheating on taxes
F147
Compatriots do: paying in cash
F148
Compatriots do: taking soft drugs
F149
Compatriots do: throwing away litter
F150
Compatriots do: speeding over the limit in build up areas
F151
Compatriots do: driving under the influence of alcohol
F152
Compatriots do: having casual sex
F153
Compatriots do: avoiding a fare on public transport
F154
Compatriots do: lying in own interest
F155
Compatriots do: accepting a bribe
F156
How often do you drink alcohol
F157
Do you drink more or less than others
F158
How serious is illegal drug-taking
F159
How serious is alcoholism
F160
Stealing food punished less: young thief
F161
Stealing food punished less: poor thief
F163
Stealing food punished less: shop part of a supermarket chain
F164
Islam requires woman to dress modestly but does not require cover face with veil
F165
Violation of Islam for male and female university students to attend classes tog
F166
By requiring man treat all wives equally, Islam true intent is prohibit taking m
F167
Monarchy is a form of government that is compatible with Islam
F168
Democracy is a Western form of government that is not compatible with Islam
F169
Nationalism is incompatible with Islam because Islam requires ´ummah´
F170
If Palestinian state established and peace with Israel, Islam would not oppose e
F171
If country pursues policies harmful to Muslims, Islam permits killing civilians
F172
A truly Islamic country should not have a parliament with the right to pass laws
F173
Islam requires that political rights of non Muslims should be inferior to those
F174
Islams requires country with majority of Muslims be governed by men of Islamic l
F175
Religions limit democratic processes
F176
Some US Policies toward other countries are good and some are bad
F177
While US policies toward other countries are often bad, most ordinary americans
F178
The culture of US and other Western countries has many positive attributes
F179
Exposure to the culture of the US and other Western countries harmful effect on
F186
Religion is a cause of terrorism
F187
The content of [Country] education contributes to religious extremism
F188
Which is more important as a basis for marriage: parents´ approval or love
F189
When you were growing up, did your father or mother have more influence in the a
F190
How frequently do you perform the five prescribed prayers of the Islam
F191
How frequently do you perform in the mosque
F191_F
Flag variable: why do people live in need - most/second important
F192
If you feel sad and want to talk to someone, to whom do you usually turn to
F193
Civil marriage is very important because it helps maintain the family
F194
How important: daily prayer
F195
How important: building a prosperous society
F196
How important: forming a happy secure family
F197
How important: building a successful professional future
F198
Fate versus control
F199
Justifiable: For a man to beat his wife
F200
Meaning of religion: To follow religious norms and ceremonies vs To do good to o
F201
Meaning of religion: To make sense of life after death vs To make sense of life
F202
Whenever science and religion conflict, religion is always right
F203
The only acceptable religion is my religion
F204
All religions should be taught in public schools
F205
People who belong to different religions are probably just as moral as those who
G001
Geographical groups belonging to first
G001_F
Flag variable: belong to geographic group - most/second
G001CS
Geographical groups belonging to first (country specific)
G001CS_F
Flag variable: belong to geographic group: most (6 answer categories) (country s
G002
Geographical groups belonging to second
G002CS
Geographical groups belonging to second (country specific)
G003
Geographical groups belonging to least of all
G003CS
Geographical groups belonging to least of all (country specific)
G004
Citizenship
G005
Citizen of [country]
G006
How proud of nationality
G007_01
Trust: Other people in country
G007_02
Trust: French
G007_03
Trust: Nepalis
G007_04
Trust: Korean residents in Japan
G007_05
Trust: Chinese residents in Japan
G007_06
Trust: Mestizo
G007_07
Trust: Indians
G007_08
Trust: Central Americans
G007_09
Trust: Hausas
G007_10
Trust: Igbos
G007_11
Trust: Yorubas
G007_12
Trust: Ghanaians
G007_13
Trust: Czechs
G007_14
Trust: East Germans
G007_15
Trust: Hungarians
G007_16
Trust: West Germans
G007_17
Trust: Your friends
G007_18
Trust: Your neighborhood
G007_18_B
Trust: Your neighborhood (B)
G007_19
Trust: White South Africans
G007_20
Trust: Black South Africans
G007_21
Trust: Coloured South Africans
G007_22
Trust: Asian South Africans
G007_23
Trust: Zulus
G007_24
Trust: Xhosas
G007_25
Trust: Greeks
G007_26
Trust: Iranians
G007_27
Trust: Europeans
G007_28
Trust: Moroccans
G007_29
Trust: Immigrants
G007_30
Trust: Portuguese
G007_31
Trust: Koreans
G007_32
Trust: Soviet Union people
G007_33
Trust: People you know personally
G007_33_B
Trust: People you know personally (B)
G007_34
Trust: People you meet for the first time
G007_34_B
Trust: People you meet for the first time (B)
G007_35
Trust: People of another religion
G007_35_B
Trust: People of another religion (B)
G007_36
Trust: People of another nationality
G007_36_B
Trust: People of another nationality (B)
G007_37
Trust: Americans
G007_38
Trust: Mexicans
G007_39
Trust: Russians
G007_40
Trust: Chinese
G007_41
Trust: Italians
G007_42
Trust: Latin Americans
G007_43
Trust: Japanese
G007_44
Trust: Blacks
G007_45
Trust: Germans
G007_46
Trust: Arabs
G007_47
Trust: Jews
G007_48
Trust: Mapuche Indians
G007_49
Trust: Pascuences
G007_50
Trust: Argentines
G007_51
Trust: Peruvians
G007_52
Trust: Chinese Zhuan Nationality
G007_53
Trust: Chinese Hui Nationality
G007_54
Trust: English
G007_55
Trust: Slovaks
G007_56
Trust: Gypsies
G007_57
Trust: Poles
G007_58
Trust: Indian Hindus
G007_59
Trust: Indian Non-Hindus
G007_60
Trust: Pakistanis
G007_61
Trust: Canadian people in general
G007_62
Trust: Christians
G007_63
Trust: Kurds
G007_64
Trust: People in general
G007_65
Trust: Relatives
G007_66
Trust: Shi´i
G007_67
Trust: Sunni
G014
Opinion European union
G015
Which of the following best describes you
G015B
Which of the following best describes you (B)
G016
Language at home
G017
Born in this country: birth country
G018
When came to country
G019
I see myself as a world citizen
G020
I see myself as member of my local community
G021
I see myself as citizen of the [country] nation
G022A
I see myself as citizen of [Latinamerica]
G022B
I see myself as citizen of [North America]
G022C
I see myself as citizen of the [European Union]
G022D
I see myself as citizen of [APEC]
G022E
I see myself as citizen of [ASIA]
G022F
I see myself as citizen of [Mercosur]
G022G
I see myself as citizen of [my province or region]
G022H
I see myself as citizen of [a country other than mine]
G022I
I see myself as citizen of [CIS]
G022J
I see myself as citizen of [The Caribbean]
G022K
I see myself as citizen of [The African Union]
G022L
I see myself as citizen of [Arab Maghreb Union]
G022M
I see myself as citizen of [ASEAN]
G022N
I see myself as citizen of [Arab Union]
G022O
I see myself as citizen of the [Northeast Asia Region]
G022P
I see myself as citizen of the [UNASUR]
G022Q
I see myself as citizen of the [Islamic nation]
G022R
I see myself as part of the Cooperation Council for the Arab states of Gulf (GCC
G022S
I see myself as part of [SAARC]
G023
I see myself as an autonomous individual
G024
What thing are you proud of in your country -1st
G025
What thing are you proud of in your country -2nd
G026
Mother immigrant
G026_01
Mother's Country of origin
G027
Father immigrant
G027_01
Father's Country of origin
G027A
Respondent immigrant
G027B
Respondent citizen
G028
Requirements for citizenship: having ancestors from my country
G029
Requirements for citizenship: being born on my country’s soil
G030
Requirements for citizenship: adopting the customs of my country
G031
Requirements for citizenship: abiding by my country´s laws
G032
Ethnic diversity
G033
Important: to have been born in [country]
G034
Important: to respect [country nationality] political institutions and laws
G035
Important: to have [country nationality] ancestry
G036
Important: to be able to speak [country language]
G037
Important: to have lived in [country] for a long time
G038
Immigrants take away jobs from [nationality]
G039
Immigrants undermine countrys cultural life
G040
Immigrants increase crime problems
G041
Immigrants are a strain on welfare system
G042
Immigrants will become a threat to society
G043
Immigrants maintain own/take over customs
G044
Immigrants living in your country: feels like a stranger
G045
Immigrants living in your country: there are too many
G046
EU fears: loss of social security
G047
EU fears: lose national identity/culture
G048
EU fears: own country pays
G049
EU fears: loss of power
G050
EU fears: loss of jobs
G051
European Union enlargement
H001
Secure in neighborhood
H002_01
Frequency in your neighborhood: Robberies
H002_02
Frequency in your neighborhood: Alcohol consumed in the streets
H002_03
Frequency in your neighborhood: Police or military interfere with people’s pri
H002_04
Frequency in your neighborhood: Racist behavior
H002_05
Frequency in your neighborhood: Drug sale in streets
H003_01
Things done for reasons of security: Didn’t carry much money
H003_02
Things done for reasons of security: Preferred not to go out at night
H003_03
Things done for reasons of security: Carried a knife, gun or other weapon
H004
Respondent was victim of a crime during the past year
H005
Respondent's family was victim of a crime during last year
H006_01
Worries: Losing my job or not finding a job
H006_02
Worries: Not being able to give one's children a good education
H006_03
Worries: A war involving my country
H006_04
Worries: A terrorist attack
H006_05
Worries: A civil war
H006_06
Worries: Government wire-tapping or reading my mail or email
H007
Under some conditions, war is necessary to obtain justice
H008_01
Frequency you/family (last 12 month): Gone without enough food to eat
H008_02
Frequency you/family (last 12 month): Felt unsafe from crime in your own home
Total: 1410
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