| A_WAVE Wave | A_WAVE | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| A_STUDY Study | A_STUDY | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| A_YEAR Survey year | A_YEAR | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| B_COUNTRY Country Code | B_COUNTRY | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| C_COW COW Country Code | C_COW | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| D_INTERVIEW Interview number | D_INTERVIEW | NUMERIC | - | | | Scale |
| E_RESPINT Respondent interested during the interview | E_RESPINT | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| E1_LITERACY Literacy | E1_LITERACY | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| F_INTPRIVACY Interview privacy | F_INTPRIVACY | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| G_TOWNSIZE Size of town | G_TOWNSIZE | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| H_SETTLEMENT Code settlement type where interview was conducted | H_SETTLEMENT | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| H_URBRURAL Urban/Rural | H_URBRURAL | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_PSU Code Primary Sampling Unit number | I_PSU | NUMERIC | - | | | Scale |
| J_INTDATE Date of interview | J_INTDATE | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| J_INTDATE_END Date interview end | J_INTDATE_END | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| K_TIME_START Time of the interview - Start | K_TIME_START | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| K_TIME_END Time of the interview - End | K_TIME_END | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| K_DURATION Interview duration | K_DURATION | NUMERIC | - | | | Scale |
| L_INTERVIEWER_NUMBER Interviewer’s number | L_INTERVIEWER_NUMBER | NUMERIC | - | | | Scale |
| N_REGION_ISO Region where the interview was conducted | N_REGION_ISO | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| N_REGION_OTHER Region (non-ISO) | N_REGION_OTHER | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| N_TOWN Town of interview | N_TOWN | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| O1_LONGITUDE Geographical Coordinates - Longitude | O1_LONGITUDE | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| O2_LATITUDE Geographical Coordinates - Latitude | O2_LATITUDE | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| S_INTLANGUAGE Language in which interview was conducted | S_INTLANGUAGE | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| W_WEIGHT Weight | W_WEIGHT | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q1 Important in life: Family | Q1 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q2 Important in life: Friends | Q2 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q3 Important in life: Leisure time | Q3 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q4 Important in life: Politics | Q4 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q5 Important in life: Work | Q5 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q6 Important in life: Religion | Q6 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q7 Important child qualities: Good manners | Q7 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q8 Important child qualities: independence | Q8 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q9 Important child qualities: Hard work | Q9 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q10 Important child qualities: Feeling of responsibility | Q10 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q11 Important child qualities: Imagination | Q11 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q12 Important child qualities: Tolerance and respect for other people | Q12 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q13 Important child qualities: Thrift saving money and things | Q13 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q14 Important child qualities: Determination, perseverance | Q14 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q15 Important child qualities: Religious faith | Q15 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q16 Important child qualities: Not being selfish (unselfishness) | Q16 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q17 Important child qualities: Obedience | Q17 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q18 Would not like to have as neighbors: Drug addicts | Q18 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q19 Would not like to have as neighbors: People of a different race | Q19 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q20 Would not like to have as neighbors: People who have AIDS | Q20 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q21 Would not like to have as neighbors: Immigrants/foreign workers | Q21 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q22 Would not like to have as neighbors: Homosexuals | Q22 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q23 Would not like to have as neighbors: People of a different religion | Q23 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q24 Would not like to have as neighbors: Heavy drinkers | Q24 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q25 Would not like to have as neighbors: Unmarried couples living together | Q25 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q26 Would not like to have as neighbors: People who speak a different language | Q26 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q27 One of my main goals in life has been to make my parents proud | Q27 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q28 When a mother works for pay, the children suffer | Q28 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q29 On the whole, men make better political leaders than women do | Q29 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q30 A university education is more important for a boy than for a girl | Q30 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q31 On the whole, men make better business executives than women do | Q31 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q32 Being a housewife is just as fulfilling as working for pay | Q32 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q33 When jobs are scarce, men should have more right to a job than women | Q33 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q34 When jobs are scarce, employers should give priority to people of this country over immigrants. | Q34 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q35 If a woman earns more money than her husband, it's almost certain to cause problems | Q35 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q36 Homosexual couples are as good parents as other couples | Q36 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q37 It is a duty towards society to have children | Q37 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q38 Adult children have the duty to provide long-term care for their parents | Q38 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q39 People who don’t work turn lazy | Q39 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q40 Work is a duty towards society | Q40 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q41 Work should always come first, even if it means less spare time | Q41 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q42 Attitude concerning the society we live in which best describes your opinion | Q42 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q43 Future changes: Less importance placed on work in our lives | Q43 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q44 Future changes: More emphasis on the development of technology | Q44 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q45 Future changes: Greater respect for authority | Q45 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q46 Feeling of happiness | Q46 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q47 State of health (subjective) | Q47 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q48 How much freedom of choice and control over own life | Q48 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q49 Satisfaction with your life | Q49 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q50 Satisfaction with financial situation of household | Q50 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q51 In the last 12 month, how often have you or your family: Gone without enough food to eat | Q51 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q52 In the last 12 month, how often have you or your family: Felt unsafe from crime in your own home | Q52 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q53 In the last 12 month, how often have you or your family: Gone without needed medicine or treatment that you needed | Q53 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q54 In the last 12 month, how often have you or your family: Gone without a cash income | Q54 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q55 In the last 12 month, how often have you or your family: Gone without a safe shelter over your head | Q55 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q56 Standard of living comparing with your parents | Q56 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q57 Most people can be trusted | Q57 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q58 How much you trust: Your family | Q58 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q59 How much you trust: Your neighborhood | Q59 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q60 How much you trust: People you know personally | Q60 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q61 How much you trust: People you meet for the first time | Q61 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q62 How much you trust: People of another religion | Q62 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q63 How much you trust: People of another nationality | Q63 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q64 Confidence: The Churches | Q64 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q65 Confidence: The armed forces | Q65 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q66 Confidence: The press | Q66 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q67 Confidence: Television | Q67 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q68 Confidence: Labour Unions | Q68 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q69 Confidence: The police | Q69 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q70 Confidence: The courts | Q70 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q71 Confidence: The government (in your nation’s capital) | Q71 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q72 Confidence: Political Parties | Q72 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q73 Confidence: Parliament | Q73 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q74 Confidence: The Civil service | Q74 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q75 Confidence: Universities | Q75 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q76 Confidence: Elections | Q76 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q77 Confidence: Major Companies | Q77 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q78 Confidence: Banks | Q78 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q79 Confidence: Environmental organizations | Q79 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q80 Confidence: Women's organizations | Q80 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q81 Confidence: Charitable or humanitarian organizations | Q81 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q82 Confidence: The European Union | Q82 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q83 Confidence: The United Nations | Q83 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q84 Confidence: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) | Q84 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q85 Confidence: International Criminal Court (ICC) | Q85 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q86 Confidence: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) | Q86 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q87 Confidence: The World Bank | Q87 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q88 Confidence: The World Health Organization (WHO) | Q88 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q89 Confidence: The World Trade Organization (WTO) | Q89 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q90 Should international organizations prioritize, being effective or being democratic | Q90 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q91 Five countries have permanent seats on the Security Council of the United Nations. Which ones of the following is not a | Q91 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q92 Where are the headquarters of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) located? | Q92 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q93 Which of the following problems does the organization Amnesty International deal with? | Q93 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q94 Active/Inactive membership: Church or religious organization | Q94 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q95 Active/Inactive membership: Sport or recreational organization, football/baseball/rugby team | Q95 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q96 Active/Inactive membership: Art, music or educational organization | Q96 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q97 Active/Inactive membership: Labor Union | Q97 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q98 Active/Inactive membership: Political party | Q98 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q99 Active/Inactive membership: Environmental organization | Q99 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q100 Active/Inactive membership: Professional association | Q100 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q101 Active/Inactive membership: Humanitarian or charitable organization | Q101 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q102 Active/Inactive membership: Consumer organization | Q102 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q103 Active/Inactive membership: Self-help group, mutual aid group | Q103 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q104 Active/Inactive membership: Women’s group | Q104 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q105 Active/Inactive membership: Other organization | Q105 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q106 Income equality | Q106 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q107 Private vs state ownership of business | Q107 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q108 Government responsibility | Q108 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q109 Competition good or harmful | Q109 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q110 Hard work brings success | Q110 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q111 Protecting environment vs. Economic growth | Q111 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q112 Scale corruption in [my country] - pay a bribe, give a gift, do a favor to other to get things | Q112 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q113 Groups of people involved in corruption: State authorities | Q113 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q114 Groups of people involved in corruption: Business executives | Q114 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q115 Groups of people involved in corruption: Local authorities | Q115 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q116 Groups of people involved in corruption: Civil service providers (police, judiciary, civil servants, doctors, teachers) | Q116 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q117 Groups of people involved in corruption: Journalists and media | Q117 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q118 Frequency ordinary people pay a bribe, give a gift or do a favor to local officials/service providers in order to get se | Q118 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q119 Degree of agreement: On the whole, women are less corrupt than men | Q119 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q120 Risk in this country to be held accountable for giving or receiving a bribe, gift or favor in return for public service | Q120 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q121 Evaluate the impact of immigrants on the development of [your country] | Q121 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q122 Effects of immigrants on the development of [your country]: Fill useful jobs in the workforce | Q122 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q123 Effects of immigrants on the development of [your country]: Strengthen cultural diversity | Q123 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q124 Effects of immigrants on the development of [your country]: Increase the crime rate | Q124 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q125 Effects of immigrants on the development of [your country]: Give asylum to political refugees | Q125 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q126 Effects of immigrants on the development of [your country]: Increase the risks of terrorism | Q126 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q127 Effects of immigrants on the development of [your country]: Help poor people establish new lives | Q127 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q128 Effects of immigrants on the development of [your country]: Increase unemployment | Q128 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q129 Effects of immigrants on the development of [your country]: Lead to social conflict | Q129 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q130 People from other countries coming here to work - Which of the following the government should do | Q130 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q131 How secure feel these days | Q131 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q132 How frequently do the following things occur in your neighborhood: Robberies | Q132 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q133 How frequently do the following things occur in your neighborhood: Alcohol consumed in the streets | Q133 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q134 How frequently do the following things occur in your neighborhood: Police or military interfere with people’s private li | Q134 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q135 How frequently do the following things occur in your neighborhood: Racist behavior | Q135 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q136 How frequently do the following things occur in your neighborhood: Drug sale in streets | Q136 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q137 How frequently do the following things occur in your neighborhood: Street violence and fights | Q137 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q138 How frequently do the following things occur in your neighborhood: Sexual harassment | Q138 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q139 Things done for reasons of security: Didn’t carry much money | Q139 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q140 Things done for reasons of security: Preferred not to go out at night | Q140 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q141 Things done for reasons of security: Carried a knife, gun or other weapon | Q141 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q142 Worries: Losing my job or not finding a job | Q142 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q143 Worries: Not being able to give one's children a good education | Q143 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q144 Respondent was victim of a crime during the past year | Q144 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q145 Respondent's family was victim of a crime during last year | Q145 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q146 Worries: A war involving my country | Q146 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q147 Worries: A terrorist attack | Q147 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q148 Worries: A civil war | Q148 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q149 Freedom and Securiy - Which more important | Q149 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q150 Freedom and Securiy - Which more important | Q150 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q151 Willingness to fight for your country | Q151 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q152 Aims of country: first choice | Q152 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q153 Aims of country: second choice | Q153 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q154 Aims of respondent: first choice | Q154 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q155 Aims of respondent: second choice | Q155 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q156 Most important: first choice | Q156 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q157 Most important: second choice | Q157 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q158 Science and technology are making our lives healthier, easier, and more comfortable | Q158 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q159 Because of science and technology, there will be more opportunities for the next generation | Q159 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q160 We depend too much on science and not enough on faith | Q160 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q161 One of the bad effects of science is that it breaks down people’s ideas of right and wrong | Q161 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q162 It is not important for me to know about science in my daily life | Q162 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q163 The world is better off, or worse off, because of science and technology | Q163 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q164 How important is God in your life | Q164 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q165 Believe in: God | Q165 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q166 Believe in: Life after death | Q166 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q167 Believe in: hell | Q167 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q168 Believe in: heaven | Q168 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q169 Whenever science and religion conflict, religion is always right | Q169 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q170 The only acceptable religion is my religion | Q170 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q171 How often do you attend religious services | Q171 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q172 How often to you pray | Q172 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q173 Religious person | Q173 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q174 Meaning of religion: To follow religious norms and ceremonies vs To do good to other people | Q174 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q175 Meaning of religion: To make sense of life after death vs To make sense of life in this world | Q175 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q176 Degree of agreement: Nowadays one often has trouble deciding which moral rules are the right ones to follow | Q176 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q177 Justifiable: Claiming government benefits to which you are not entitled | Q177 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q178 Justifiable: Avoiding a fare on public transport | Q178 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q179 Justifiable: Stealing property | Q179 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q180 Justifiable: Cheating on taxes if you have a chance | Q180 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q181 Justifiable: Someone accepting a bribe in the course of their duties | Q181 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q182 Justifiable: Homosexuality | Q182 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q183 Justifiable: Prostitution | Q183 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q184 Justifiable: Abortion | Q184 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q185 Justifiable: Divorce | Q185 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q186 Justifiable: Sex before marriage | Q186 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q187 Justifiable: Suicide | Q187 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q188 Justifiable: Euthanasia | Q188 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q189 Justifiable: For a man to beat his wife | Q189 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q190 Justifiable: Parents beating children | Q190 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q191 Justifiable: Violence against other people | Q191 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q192 Justifiable: Terrorism as a political, ideological or religious mean | Q192 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q193 Justifiable: Having casual sex | Q193 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q194 Justifiable: Political violence | Q194 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q195 Justifiable: Death penalty | Q195 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q196 Government has the right: Keep people under video surveillance in public areas | Q196 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q197 Government has the right: Monitor all e-mails and any other information exchanged on the Internet | Q197 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q198 Government has the right: Collect information about anyone living in [COUNTRY] without their knowledge | Q198 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q199 Interest in politics | Q199 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q200 Frequency discuss political matters with your friends | Q200 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q201 Information source: Daily newspaper | Q201 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q202 Information source: TV news | Q202 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q203 Information source: Radio news | Q203 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q204 Information source: Mobile phone | Q204 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q205 Information source: Email | Q205 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q206 Information source: Internet | Q206 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q207 Information source: Social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) | Q207 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q208 Information source: Talk with friends or colleagues | Q208 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q209 Political action: Signing a petition | Q209 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q210 Political action: Joining in boycotts | Q210 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q211 Political action: Attending peaceful demonstrations | Q211 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q212 Political action: Joining strikes | Q212 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q213 Social activism: Donating to a group or campaign | Q213 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q214 Social activism: Contacting a government official | Q214 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q215 Social activism: Encouraging others to take action about political issues | Q215 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q216 Social activism: Encouraging others to vote | Q216 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q217 Political actions using Internet: Searching information about politics and political events | Q217 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q218 Political actions using Internet: Signing an electronic petition | Q218 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q219 Political actions using Internet: Encouraging other people to take any form of political action | Q219 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q220 Political actions using Internet: Organizing political activities, events, protests | Q220 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q221 Vote in elections: local level | Q221 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q222 Vote in elections: National level | Q222 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q223 Which party would you vote for if there were a national election tomorrow | Q223 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q224 How often in country's elections: Votes are counted fairly | Q224 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q225 How often in country's elections: Opposition candidates are prevented from running | Q225 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q226 How often in country's elections: TV news favors the governing party | Q226 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q227 How often in country's elections: Voters are bribed | Q227 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q228 How often in country's elections: Journalists provide fair coverage of elections | Q228 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q229 How often in country's elections: Election officials are fair | Q229 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q230 How often in country's elections: Rich people buy elections | Q230 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q231 How often in country's elections: Voters are threatened with violence at the polls | Q231 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q232 How often in country's elections: Voters are offered a genuine choice in the elections | Q232 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q233 How often in country's elections: Women have equal opportunities to run the office | Q233 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q234 Degree of importance: having honest elections makes a lot of difference in you and your family's lives | Q234 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q235 Political system: Having a strong leader who does not have to bother with parliament and elections | Q235 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q236 Political system: Having experts, not government, make decisions according to what they think is best for the country | Q236 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q237 Political system: Having the army rule | Q237 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q238 Political system: Having a democratic political system | Q238 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q239 Political system: Having a system governed by religious law in which there are no political parties or elections | Q239 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q240 Self positioning in political scale | Q240 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q241 Democracy: Governments tax the rich and subsidize the poor | Q241 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q242 Democracy: Religious authorities interpret the laws | Q242 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q243 Democracy: People choose their leaders in free elections | Q243 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q244 Democracy: People receive state aid for unemployment | Q244 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q245 Democracy: The army takes over when government is incompetent | Q245 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q246 Democracy: Civil rights protect people’s liberty from state oppression | Q246 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q247 Democracy: The state makes people's incomes equal | Q247 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q248 Democracy: People obey their rulers | Q248 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q249 Democracy: Women have the same rights as men | Q249 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q250 Importance of democracy | Q250 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q251 How democratically is this country being governed today | Q251 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q252 Scale - How the political system is functioning in your country | Q252 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q253 How much respect is there for individual human rights nowadays in this country | Q253 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q254 How proud of nationality | Q254 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q255 How close you feel: Your [village, town or city] | Q255 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q256 How close you feel: Your [country, region, district] | Q256 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q257 How close you feel: [Country] | Q257 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q258 How close you feel: Continent; e.g. Europe, Asia etc.] | Q258 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q259 How close you feel: World | Q259 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q260 Sex | Q260 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q261 Year of birth | Q261 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q262 Age | Q262 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q263 Respondent immigrant | Q263 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q264 Mother immigrant | Q264 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q265 Father immigrant | Q265 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q266 Country of birth: Respondent | Q266 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q267 Country of birth: Mother of the respondent | Q267 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q268 Country of birth: Father of the respondent | Q268 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q269 Respondent citizen | Q269 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q270 People (including children) live in your household | Q270 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q271 Do you live with your parents/parents in law | Q271 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q272 Language at home | Q272 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q273 Marital status | Q273 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q274 How many children do you have | Q274 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q275 Highest educational level attained - Respondent | Q275 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q275A Education's Respondent (country specific) | Q275A | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q276 Highest educational level attained - Respondent's Spouse | Q276 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q276A Education of the Responden's Spouse (country specific) | Q276A | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q277 Highest educational level attained - Respondent's Mother | Q277 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q277A Education of the Responden's Mother (country specific) | Q277A | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q278 Highest educational level attained - Respondent's Father | Q278 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q278A Education of the Responden's Father (country specific) | Q278A | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q279 Employment status | Q279 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q280 Employment status - Responent's Spouse | Q280 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q281 Respondent - Occupational group | Q281 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q282 Respondent's Spouse - Occupational group | Q282 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q283 Respondent's Father - Occupational group (when respondent was 14 years old) | Q283 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q284 Sector of employment | Q284 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q285 Are you the chief wage earner in your house | Q285 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q286 Family savings during past year | Q286 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q287 Social class (subjective) | Q287 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q288 Scale of incomes | Q288 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q289 Religious denomination | Q289 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q290 Ethnic group | Q290 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q291 How earnings will be used | Q291 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q292 Major household purchases | Q292 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q293 Health care visits and spending | Q293 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q294 Whether a woman should give birth at a clinic | Q294 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q295 Care for children’s health | Q295 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q296 Visit to family or relatives | Q296 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q297 Whether girls should go to school | Q297 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q298 When girls should marry | Q298 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q299 With whom girls should marry | Q299 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q300 If, and when to have children | Q300 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q301 Number of children | Q301 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q302 If, and when to have sex | Q302 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q303 Whether to use condoms | Q303 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q304 Whether to use other modern contraceptives | Q304 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q305 If girls should be circumcised | Q305 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q306 If boys should be circumcised | Q306 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q307 Girls and women should themselves decide when, if and with whom they should marry | Q307 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q308 A girl should wait to marry until she has completed secondary school. | Q308 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q309 A boy should wait to marry until he has completed secondary school. | Q309 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q310 It is important for girls to continue their schooling even if they become pregnant and have children | Q310 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q311 A girl is ready for marriage once she starts menstruating. | Q311 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q312 Marrying girls young can help provide them security. | Q312 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q313 Even if a girl does not want to be married, she should honour the decisions/wishes of her family. | Q313 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q314 Even if a boy does not want to be married, he should honour the decisions/ wishes of his family. | Q314 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q315 A girl should wait to have children until she is at least 18 years old. | Q315 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q316 A boy should wait to have children until he is at least 18 years old. | Q316 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q317 It is important for a woman to have children as soon as possible after she has married. | Q317 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q318 It is important for a man to have children as soon as possible after he has married. | Q318 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q319 It is safer for a woman to give birth at a clinic than at home. | Q319 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q320 Women should have access to safe abortion services. | Q320 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q321 A woman should be in love with someone before having sex with that person. | Q321 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q322 A man should be in love with someone before having sex with that person. | Q322 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q323 Women who carry condoms on them are easy. | Q323 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q324 Men should be outraged if their wife/partner asks them to use a condom. | Q324 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q325 It is a woman's responsibility to avoid getting pregnant. | Q325 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q326 Only when a woman has a child is she a real woman. | Q326 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q327 A real man produces a male child. | Q327 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q328 Having a son is always better than having a daughter | Q328 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q329 A couple should decide together if they want to have children. | Q329 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q330 A man and a woman should decide together whether to use contraceptives. | Q330 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q331 Contraceptives should be available for everyone, whether or not one is married. | Q331 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q332 Sexuality education promotes sexual activity among young people. | Q332 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q333a Some women feel they have completely free choice and control over family planning (if, when and how many children to hav | Q333a | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q333b Some men feel they have completely free choice and control over family planning (if, when and how many children to have) | Q333b | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334a Have you ever heard of contraceptive methods? . | Q334a | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_1 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Injectable (Depo, Norigynon etc) | Q334b_1 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_2 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Pill | Q334b_2 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_3 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Emergency contraception | Q334b_3 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_4 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Implant ie Jadelle Implanon | Q334b_4 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_5 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Bilateral Tubal ligation | Q334b_5 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_6 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Lactation Amenorrhoea (breastfeeding) | Q334b_6 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_7 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Male condom alone | Q334b_7 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_8 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Female condom alone | Q334b_8 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_9 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:My spouse/partner did vasectomy | Q334b_9 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_10 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:IUD | Q334b_10 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_11 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Diaphragm | Q334b_11 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_12 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Foam/Jelly | Q334b_12 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_13 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Withdrawal | Q334b_13 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_14 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Safe periods | Q334b_14 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_15 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Others (Specify) | Q334b_15 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q334b_16 Which of the following contraceptive methods have you heard about?:Don't know (DO NOT READ OUT) | Q334b_16 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q337a In general, how motivated do you think women in your community are to use modern contraceptives? | Q337a | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q337b In general, how motivated do you think women in your community are to use modern contraceptives? (including supporting | Q337b | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q338a How easy is modern contraceptives use to access for women in your community? | Q338a | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q338b Is it acceptable for women to use contraceptives in your community and neigbourhood? | Q338b | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q339 I would like to ask a question about your last birth (or current) pregnancy. At the time you became pregnant, did you wa | Q339 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q340 Doctor | Q340 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q341 Nurse | Q341 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q342 Auxiliary Nurse | Q342 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q343 Midwife (at the clinic) | Q343 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q344 Family planning counselor | Q344 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q345 Community health worker | Q345 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q346 Traditional birth attendant | Q346 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q347 Traditional healer | Q347 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q348 Religious leader (imam, church, priest, faith healers etc) | Q348 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q349 Youth clinic or center | Q349 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q350 Family member | Q350 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q351 Other …….. | Q351 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q352 Safe contraceptives | Q352 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q353 Family planning counseling | Q353 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q354 Safe delivery | Q354 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q355 Antenatal care | Q355 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q356 Postnatal care | Q356 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q357 Safe abortion | Q357 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q358 HIV testing and counseling | Q358 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q359 Antiretroviral therapy | Q359 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q360 Prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV | Q360 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q361 Support for gender-based violence | Q361 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Q362 How much would you say the political system in your country allows people like you to have a say in what the government | Q362 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Y001 Materialist/postmaterialist 12-item index | Y001 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Y002 Post-materialist index (4-item) | Y002 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Y001_1 Materialist/postmaterialist 12-item index: Component 1 | Y001_1 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Y001_2 Materialist/postmaterialist 12-item index: Component 2 | Y001_2 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Y001_3 Materialist/postmaterialist 12-item index: Component 3 | Y001_3 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Y001_4 Materialist/postmaterialist 12-item index: Component 4 | Y001_4 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Y001_5 Materialist/postmaterialist 12-item index: Component 5 | Y001_5 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| Y003 Autonomy Index | Y003 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| SACSECVAL Overall Secular Values | SACSECVAL | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| SECVALWGT Weight for overal secular values | SECVALWGT | NUMERIC | - | | | Scale |
| RESEMAVAL Emancipative values | RESEMAVAL | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| WEIGHTB Weight for Emancipative values | WEIGHTB | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_AUTHORITY Overall Secular Values-1: Inverse respect for authority | I_AUTHORITY | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_NATIONALISM Overall Secular Values-1: Inverse national pride | I_NATIONALISM | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_DEVOUT Overall Secular Values-1: Inverse devoutness | I_DEVOUT | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| DEFIANCE Overall Secular Values-1: Defiance sub-index | DEFIANCE | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| WEIGHT1A Overall Secular Values-1: Weight1a | WEIGHT1A | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_RELIGIMP Overall Secular Values-2: Inverse import of relig | I_RELIGIMP | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_RELIGBEL Overall Secular Values-2: Inverse relig person | I_RELIGBEL | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_RELIGPRAC Overall Secular Values-2: Inverse relig practice | I_RELIGPRAC | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| DISBELIEF Overall Secular Values-2: Disbelief sub-index | DISBELIEF | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| WEIGHT2A Overall Secular Values-2: Weight2a | WEIGHT2A | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_NORM1 Overall Secular Values-3: Inverse norm conform1 | I_NORM1 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_NORM2 Overall Secular Values-3: Inverse norm conform2 | I_NORM2 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_NORM3 Overall Secular Values-3: Inverse norm conform3 | I_NORM3 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| RELATIVISM Overall Secular Values-3: Relativism | RELATIVISM | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| WEIGHT3A Overall Secular Values-3: Weight | WEIGHT3A | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_TRUSTARMY Overall Secular Values-4: Inverse trust in army | I_TRUSTARMY | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_TRUSTPOLICE Overall Secular Values-4: Inverse trust in police | I_TRUSTPOLICE | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_TRUSTCOURTS Overall Secular Values-4: Inverse trust in courts | I_TRUSTCOURTS | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| SCEPTICISM Overall Secular Values-4: Scepticism index | SCEPTICISM | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| WEIGHT4A Overall Secular Values-4: Weight 4a | WEIGHT4A | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_INDEP Emancipative Values-1: Independence as kid quality | I_INDEP | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_IMAGIN Emancipative Values-1: Imagination as kid quality | I_IMAGIN | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_NONOBED Emancipative Values-1: Obedience not kid quality | I_NONOBED | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| AUTONOMY Emancipative Values-1: Autonomy subindex | AUTONOMY | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| WEIGHT1B Emancipative Values-1: Weight1b | WEIGHT1B | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_WOMJOB Emancipative Values-2: Gender equality: job | I_WOMJOB | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_WOMPOL Emancipative Values-2: Gender equality: politics | I_WOMPOL | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_WOMEDU Emancipative Values-2: Gender equality: education | I_WOMEDU | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| EQUALITY Emancipative Values-2: Equality sub-index | EQUALITY | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| WEIGHT2B Emancipative Values-2: Weight2b | WEIGHT2B | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_HOMOLIB Emancipative Values-3: Homosexuality acceptance | I_HOMOLIB | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_ABORTLIB Emancipative Values-3: Abortion acceptable | I_ABORTLIB | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_DIVORLIB Emancipative Values-3: Divorce acceptable | I_DIVORLIB | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| CHOICE Emancipative Values-3: Choice sub-index | CHOICE | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| WEIGHT3B Emancipative Values-3: Weight3b | WEIGHT3B | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_VOICE1 Emancipative Values-4: Voice 1 | I_VOICE1 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_VOICE2 Emancipative Values-4: Voice2 | I_VOICE2 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| I_VOI2_00 Emancipative Values-4: Voi2_00 (auxiliary) | I_VOI2_00 | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| VOICE Emancipative Values-4: Voice sub-index | VOICE | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| WEIGHT4B Emancipative Values-4: Weight 4b | WEIGHT4B | NUMERIC | - | | | Nominal |
| REGR factor score 1 for analysis 1 | tradrat5 | NUMERIC | - | | | Scale |
| REGR factor score 2 for analysis 1 | survself | NUMERIC | - | | | Scale |