Pew Research Spring 2014 Global Attitudes Questionnaire For Web
Pew Research Spring 2014 Global Attitudes Questionnaire For Web
Pew Research Spring 2014 Global Attitudes Questionnaire For Web
Countries Included:
Argentina, Bangladesh, Brazil, Chile, China, Colombia, Egypt, El Salvador, France,
Germany, Ghana, Greece, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kenya,
Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestinian territories, Peru,
Philippines, Poland, Russia, Senegal, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Tanzania,
Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, United Kingdom, United States, Venezuela,
Vietnam
ASK ALL
Q1 To begin, how would you describe your day today—has it been a typical day, a particularly good
day, or a particularly bad day?
1 A typical day
2 A particularly good day
3 A particularly bad day
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
DON’T REFUSED
KNOW
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 98 99
1
Due to an administrative error, results for Lebanon were not shown.
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Range 0-10
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
2
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Range 0-10
97 Not applicable (DO NOT READ)
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
READ TO ALL
Now thinking about our country.
ASK ALL
Q5 Overall, are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way things are going in our country5 today?
1 Satisfied
2 Dissatisfied
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
2
Due to an administrative error, results for Lebanon were not shown.
3
Due to a translation error, results for Russia were not shown.
4
Due to an administrative error, results for Lebanon were not shown.
5
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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1 Good thing
2 Bad thing
3 Neither (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ
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Q6 Now turning to the world situation, here is a list of five dangers in the world today. In your
opinion, which one of these poses the greatest threat to the world – the spread of nuclear
weapons, religious and ethnic hatred, AIDS and other infectious diseases, pollution and other
environmental problems, or the growing gap between the rich and poor. (SHOW CARD)
ASK ALL
Q7 And which of these poses the second greatest threat to the world? (SHOW CARD)
1 Optimistic
2 Pessimistic
3 Neither (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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Q9 Now thinking about our economic situation, how would you describe the current economic
situation in (survey country)6 – is it very good, somewhat good, somewhat bad or very bad?
1 Very good
2 Somewhat good
3 Somewhat bad
4 Very bad
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q10 And over the next 12 months do you expect the economic situation in our country7 to improve a
lot, improve a little, remain the same, worsen a little or worsen a lot?
1 Improve a lot
2 Improve a little
3 Remain the same
4 Worsen a little
5 Worsen a lot
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q11 When children today in (survey country)8 grow up, do you think they will be better off or worse
off financially than their parents?
1 Better off
2 Worse off
3 Same (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
6
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
7
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
8
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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Q13 Please tell me whether you completely agree, mostly agree, mostly disagree or completely
disagree with the following statements.
a. Most people are better off in a free market economy, even though some people are rich and some are
poor
b. Success in life is pretty much determined by forces outside our control.
1 Completely agree
2 Mostly agree
3 Mostly disagree
4 Completely disagree
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
9
In Ukraine, this question asked about “relocate beyond Crimea’s borders or stay in Crimea” in Crimea.
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Range 0-10
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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Q15 Please tell me if you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable or very
unfavorable opinion of (INSERT)?
1 Very favorable
2 Somewhat favorable
3 Somewhat unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Better
2 Worse
3 Both/Neither (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Favor
2 Oppose
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Strongly favor
2 Favor
3 Oppose
4 Strongly oppose
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Completely agree
2 Mostly agree
3 Mostly disagree
4 Completely disagree
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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a. crime
UKRa2. conflict between ethnic groups [Ask in Ukraine only]
b. corrupt political leaders [Not asked in China]
bCHI. corrupt officials [Ask in China only]
c. poor quality schools
d. people leaving our country for jobs in other countries [Ask in Mexico only]
e. air pollution
f. water pollution
g. safety of food
h. health care
i. traffic
j. electricity shortages
k. public transportation [Ask in Brazil only]
l. the situation in Afghanistan [Ask in Pakistan only]
m. drug cartel-related violence [Ask in Mexico only]
n. Indian influence in Afghanistan [Ask in Pakistan only]
o. tensions between Sunnis and Shia [Ask in Lebanon and Pakistan only
p. corrupt police officers [Ask in Mexico only]
q. lack of political leadership [Ask in Ukraine only]
10
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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a. the PRI
b. the PAN
c. the PRD
1 Very favorable
2 Somewhat favorable
3 Somewhat unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
READ TO ALL
Now thinking about some economic issues…
ASK ALL
Q23 Do you think (INSERT) is a very big problem, a moderately big problem, a small problem or not
a problem at all in our country11. (SHOW CARD)
11
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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1 Rising prices
2 Lack of employment opportunities
3 Gap between the rich and the poor
4 Public debt
5 All equally important (DO NOT READ)
6 None (DO NOT READ)
7 Other (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Good thing
2 Bad thing
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q27 What do you think about the growing trade and business ties between (survey country)12 and
other countries – do you think it is a very good thing, somewhat good, somewhat bad or a very
bad thing for our country?
1 Very good
2 Somewhat good
3 Somewhat bad
4 Very bad
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
12
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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Q28 Does trade with other countries lead to an increase in the wages of (survey nationality)13
workers, a decrease in wages, or does it not make a difference?
1 Increase
2 Decrease
3 Does not make a difference
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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Q29 Does trade with other countries lead to job creation in (survey country)14, job losses, or does it
not make a difference?
1 Job creation
2 Job losses
3 Does not make a difference
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q30 Does trade with other countries lead to an increase in the price of products sold in (survey
country)15, a decrease in prices, or does it not make a difference?
1 Increase
2 Decrease
3 Does not make a difference
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
13
In Ukraine, this question excluded the reference to survey nationality.
14
In Ukraine, this question excluded the reference to survey nation.
15
In Ukraine, this question excluded the reference to survey nation.
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Q31 In your opinion, when foreign companies buy (survey nationality)16 companies, does this have a
very good, somewhat good, somewhat bad, or a very bad impact on our country?
1 Very good
2 Somewhat good
3 Somewhat bad
4 Very bad
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q32 In your opinion, when foreign companies build new factories in (survey country)17, does this
have a very good, somewhat good, somewhat bad, or a very bad impact on our country?
1 Very good
2 Somewhat good
3 Somewhat bad
4 Very bad
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q33 Today, which ONE of the following do you think is the world’s leading economic power?
16
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
17
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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Q34 Which comes closest to your view – China will eventually replace the U.S. as the world’s leading
superpower; China has already replaced the U.S. as the world’s leading superpower; or China will
never replace the U.S. as the world’s leading superpower?
1 (Survey country) will eventually be one of the most powerful nations in the world
2 (Survey country) is already one of the most powerful nations in the world
3 (Survey country) will never be one of the most powerful nations in the world
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Strengthened
2 Weakened
3 Neither (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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a. Jews
b. Roma18
c. Muslims
1 Very favorable
2 Mostly favorable
3 Mostly unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. Russians
b. Jews
c. Ukrainians
d. Tatars
1 Very favorable
2 Mostly favorable
3 Mostly unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
18
In United Kingdom, asked as “Gypsies or Roma”.
19
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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1 Very good
2 Somewhat good
3 Somewhat bad
4 Very bad
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
LEADER LIST: Argentina : President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner; Bangladesh : Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
Wajed; Brazil : President Dilma Rousseff; Chile : President Michelle Bachelet; Colombia : President Juan Manuel
Santos; Egypt : Acting President of Egypt Adly Mansour; El Salvador : President Mauricio Funes; Ghana : President
John Dramani Mahama; India : Prime Minister Manmohan Singh; Indonesia : President Susilo Bambang
Yudhoyono; Jordan : King Abdullah II; Kenya : President Uhuru Kenyatta; Lebanon : President Michel Suleiman;
Malaysia : Prime Minister Najib Razak; Mexico : President Enrique Peña Nieto; Nicaragua: President Daniel
Ortega; Nigeria : President Goodluck Jonathan; Pakistan : Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif; Palestinian territories :
Mahmoud Abbas, Ismail Haniya; Peru : President Ollanta Humala; Philippines : President Benigno Aquino III;
Poland : Prime Minister Donald Tusk; Russia : President Vladimir Putin; Senegal : Prime Minister Aminata Touré;
S. Africa : President Jacob Zuma; Tanzania : President Jakaya Kikwete; Thailand : Prime Minister Yingluck
Shinawatra; Tunisia : President Moncef Marzouki; Turkey : Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan; Uganda :
President Yoweri Museveni; Ukraine : Acting President Oleksandr Turchynov; Ukraine (Crimea): Prime Minister
Sergiy Aksyonov; Venezuela : President Nicolás Maduro
1 Very concerned
2 Somewhat concerned
3 Not too concerned
4 Not at all concerned
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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ASK ALL
Q41 Now I’m going to read a list of political leaders. For each, tell me how much confidence you have
in each leader to do the right thing regarding world affairs – a lot of confidence, some confidence,
not too much confidence, or no confidence at all.
1 A lot of confidence
2 Some confidence
3 Not too much confidence
4 No confidence at all
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. Russia
b. The United States
c. European Union
d. The United Nations
21
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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1 Very favorable
2 Somewhat favorable
3 Somewhat unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. the economy
b. fighting organized crime and drug traffickers
c. fighting corruption
d. education
1 Approve
2 Disapprove
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Support
2 Oppose
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Very favorable
2 Somewhat favorable
3 Somewhat unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. Nawaz Sharif
b. al Qaeda
c. Asif Ali Zardari
d. The Taliban
e. Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry
f. Imran Khan
g. Chief of Army Staff Gen. Raheel Sharif
h. Malala Yousafzai
i. Mamnoon Hussain
1 Very favorable
2 Somewhat favorable
3 Somewhat unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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a. Mohamed Morsi
b. Mohamed ElBaradei
c. Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh
d. Hamdeen Sabahi
e. The Muslim Brotherhood
f. The al-Nour Party
g. April 6th Movement
h. Hosni Mubarak
i. Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
j. Tamarod Alliance
1 Very favorable
2 Somewhat favorable
3 Somewhat unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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a. Rached Ghannouchi
b. Mustapha Ben Jaafar
c. Moncef Marzouki
d. Maya Jribi
e. Hamadi Jebali
f. Hachmi Hamdi
g. Beji Caid Essebsi
h. Ennahdha party
i. Republican Party
j. Ettakatol (FDTL)
k. Congress Party for the Republic (CPR)
l. UGTT
m. Mahdi Jomaa
1 Very favorable
2 Somewhat favorable
3 Somewhat unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Very favorable
2 Somewhat favorable
3 Somewhat unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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a. the economy
b. preparations for the World Cup
c. crime
d. corruption
e. poverty
f. education
g. health care
h. public transportation
i. foreign policy
1 Approve
2 Disapprove
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. Tayyip Erdoğan
b. Abdullah Gül
c. Ahmet Davutoğlu
d. Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu
e. Devlet Bahçeli
f. Selahattin Demirtaş
g. Fethullah Gülen
h. Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi (AKP)
i. Cumhuriyet Halk Partisi (CHP)
1 Very favorable
2 Somewhat favorable
3 Somewhat unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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a. the economy
b. crime
c. personal freedoms
d. corruption
e. the situation in Syria
1 Approve
2 Disapprove
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Approve
2 Disapprove
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. Viktor Yanukovych
b. Yulia Tymoshenko
c. Sergei Aksyonov
d. Vitali Klitschko
e. Oleksandr Turchynov
f. Oleg Tyagnibok
g. Mykhaylo Dobkin
h. Arseniy Yatsenyuk
i. Petro Poroshenko
j. Party of Regions
k. Batkivshchyna
l. Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform (UDAR)
m. Communist Party of Ukraine
n. Svoboda
o. Pravy Sektor
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1 Very favorable
2 Somewhat favorable
3 Somewhat unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Very likely
2 Somewhat likely
3 Not too likely
4 Not at all likely
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 European Union
2 Russia
3 Both equally important (DO NOT READ)
4 Neither (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Very favorable
2 Somewhat favorable
3 Somewhat unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. the economy
b. crime
c. corruption
d. terrorism
e. foreign policy
1 Approve
2 Disapprove
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Approve
2 Disapprove
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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a. is inefficient
b. promotes peace
c. understands the needs of (survey nationality) citizens
d. promotes prosperity
e. is intrusive
f. is a world power
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. My voice counts in the European Union [OR] My voice DOES NOT count in the European Union
b. My voice counts in my country [OR] My voice DOES NOT count in my country
1 Statement #1
2 Statement #2
3 Neither/both equally (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q63 Do you approve or disapprove of the United States conducting missile strikes from pilotless
aircraft called drones to target extremists in countries such as Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia?
1 Approve
2 Disapprove
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Better
2 Worse
3 Neither better nor worse
4 Don’t know anyone who moved to the U.S. (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q66 I am going to read you a list of things that might be important for getting ahead in life. On a scale
of 0 to 10, in your opinion, how important is it [INSERT ITEM] to get ahead in life, where 0
means not important at all and 10 means very important?
Range 0-10
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
22
Due to an administrative error, results for Turkey and Palestinian territories were not shown.
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ASK ALL
Q68 Do you own a cell phone?23
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Yes, smartphone
2 No, not a smartphone
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
23
Due to an administrative error, results for Turkey and Palestinian territories were not shown.
24
Due to an administrative error, results for Turkey and Palestinian territories were not shown.
25
Due to an administrative error, results for Turkey and Palestinian territories were not shown.
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1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
26
Due to an administrative error, results for Turkey and Palestinian territories were not shown.
27
Due to an administrative error, results for Turkey and Palestinian territories were not shown.
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1 Facebook
2 Odnoklassniki
3 Twitter
4 Vkontakte
5 Classmates.com
6 Linkedin
7 Moikrug
8 mySpace
97 Other (SPECIFY)
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Facebook
2 Odnoklassniki
3 Twitter
4 Vkontakte
5 Instagram
6 Linkedin
7 Moikrug
8 mySpace
9 Google+
10 Livejournal
11 Mirtesen.ru
12 Sosedi.ru
13 YouTube
14 WhatsApp
15 My.mail.ru
97 Other (SPECIFY)
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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a. religion
b. politics
c. music and movies
d. sports
e. products you use
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
28
Due to an administrative error, results for Turkey and Palestinian territories were not shown.
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1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
29
Due to an administrative error, results for Turkey and Palestinian territories were not shown.
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a. morality
b. politics
c. the economy
d. education
e. personal relationships
1 Good influence
2 Bad influence
3 No influence
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
30
In Ukraine, in the Ukrainian translation, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea in 2014. In Russian
translation, asked about “our country” everywhere.
31
Due to an administrative error, results for Turkey and Palestinian territories were not shown.
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a. you can openly say what you think and can criticize the (state or government)
b. honest elections are held regularly with a choice of at least two political parties
c. there is a judicial system that treats everyone in the same way
d. the military is under the control of civilian leaders
e. the media can report the news without (state or government) censorship
f. you can practice your religion freely
g. there is economic prosperity
h. you have access to the internet without (state or government) censorship or interference
i. people can hold peaceful protests against the government
1 Very important
2 Somewhat important
3 Not too important
4 Not important at all
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. you can openly say what you think and can criticize the (state or government)
b. honest elections are held regularly with a choice of at least two political parties
c. there is a judicial system that treats everyone in the same way
d. the military is under the control of civilian leaders
e. the media can report the news without (state or government) censorship
f. you can practice your religion freely
g. there is economic prosperity
h. you have access to the internet without (state or government) censorship or interference
i. people can hold peaceful protests against the government
1 Very well
2 Somewhat well
3 Not too well
4 Not well at all
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 A good democracy
2 A strong economy
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q77 In your opinion, which one of the following is the most important reason for the gap between the
rich and the poor in our country32 today?
32
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
33
In Ukraine, translation is “state economic policies”.
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ASK ALL
Q77b What would do more to reduce the gap between the rich and the poor in our country34? High taxes
on the wealthy and corporations to fund programs that help the poor OR Low taxes on the
wealthy and corporations to encourage investment and economic growth?
ASK ALL
REL What is your present religion, if any? Are you [READ LIST; IF RESPONDENT OFFERS
MORE THAN ONE RELIGIOUS IDENTITY PROMPT WITH, “WHICH DO YOU
IDENTIFY WITH MORE,” AND RECORD THAT IDENTITY HERE, RECORD ANY
OTHERS IN QRELa]
1 Very favorable
2 Somewhat favorable
3 Somewhat unfavorable
4 Very unfavorable
5 Never heard of (DO NOT READ)
6 Can’t rate (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
34
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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1 Good
2 Bad
3 Neither (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Too much
2 Not enough
3 About the right amount
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ
1 More
2 Fewer
3 About the same
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. Immigrants today make our country stronger because of their work and talents [OR] Immigrants today
are a burden on our country because they take our jobs and social benefits
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b. Immigrants in our country today are more to blame for crime than other groups [OR] Immigrants in
our country today are no more to blame for crime than other groups
c. Immigrants in our country today want to adopt (survey nationality) customs and way of life [OR]
Immigrants today want to be distinct from (survey nationality) society
1 Statement #1
2 Statement #2
3 Neither/both equally (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Very satisfied
2 Somewhat satisfied
3 Somewhat dissatisfied
4 Very dissatisfied
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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35
Due to a translation error, results for Tanzania were not shown.
36
Due to a translation error, results for Thailand were not shown.
37
Due to a translation error, results for Thailand were not shown.
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1 Very effective
2 Somewhat effective
3 Not too effective
4 Not at all effective
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
38
Due to a translation error, results for Tanzania were not shown.
39
Due to a translation error, results for Thailand were not shown.
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1 Too much
2 Not enough
3 Right amount
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Completely agree
2 Mostly agree
3 Mostly disagree
4 Completely disagree
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 United States
2 European Union
3 Britain
4 France
5 China
6 India
40
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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7 Russia
8 Indonesia
9 Japan
10 Malaysia
11 Pakistan
12 Philippines
13 South Korea
14 Thailand
97 Other (SPECIFY) __________
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 United States
2 China
3 Japan
4 India
5 Iran
6 North Korea
7 Russia
8 Al Qaeda
9 Indonesia
10 Pakistan
11 Taiwan
12 Abu Sayyaf
13 Jemaah Islamiyah (JI)
97 Other (SPECIFY) __________
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Good thing
2 Bad thing
3 Neither (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Often justified
2 Sometimes justified
3 Rarely justified
4 Never justified
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Yes
2 No
3 It depends (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Very important
2 Somewhat important
3 Not too important
4 Not important at all
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Too much
2 Too little
3 Right amount
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 That (survey country) has a democratic government, even if there is some risk of
political instability OR
2 That (survey country) has a stable government, even if there is a risk it will not be fully
democratic
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q108 Overall do you think that China’s growing economy is a good thing or a bad thing for our
country41?
1 Good thing
2 Bad thing
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q109 Do you think the government of (INSERT) respects the personal freedoms of its people, or don’t
you think so?
41
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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1 Very concerned
2 Somewhat concerned
3 Not too concerned
4 Not at all concerned
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q111 According to news reports, the American government has been monitoring communications, such
as emails and phone calls, in the U.S. and many other countries. In your opinion, is it acceptable
or unacceptable for the American government to monitor communications from [INSERT
ITEM]42?
1 Acceptable
2 Unacceptable
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
42
In Ukraine, this question asked about “Crimea” in Crimea and “Ukraine” elsewhere.
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1 More favorable
2 Less favorable
3 No difference
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Support
2 Oppose
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Support
2 Oppose
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Very concerned
2 Somewhat concerned
3 Not too concerned
4 Not at all concerned
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. the Taliban
b. India
c. al Qaeda
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1 the Taliban
2 India
3 al Qaeda
96 All of these (DO NOT READ)
97 None of these (DO NOT READ)
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Agree
2 Disagree
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Making progress
2 Losing ground
3 About the same
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Support
2 Oppose
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Making progress
2 Losing ground
3 Same as they have been in the past
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Brazil
2 Algeria
3 Argentina
4 Australia
5 Belgium
6 Bosnia and Herzegovina
7 Cameroon
8 Chile
9 Colombia
10 Costa Rica
11 Croatia
12 Ecuador
13 England
14 France
15 Germany
16 Ghana
17 Greece
18 Honduras
19 Iran
20 Italy
21 Ivory Coast
22 Japan
23 Mexico
24 Netherlands
25 Nigeria
26 Portugal
27 Russia
28 South Korea
29 Spain
30 Switzerland
31 United States
32 Uruguay
97 Other (SPECIFY)
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Help
2 Hurt
3 No impact
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Good thing
2 Bad thing
3 Both/Neither (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Good thing
2 Bad thing
3 Neither/Both equally (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Strongly support
2 Somewhat support
3 Somewhat oppose
4 Strongly oppose
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Strongly support
2 Somewhat support
3 Somewhat oppose
4 Strongly oppose
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Strongly favor
2 Somewhat favor
3 Somewhat oppose
4 Strongly oppose
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. radio
b. national TV
c. satellite or international TV
d. newspapers
e. social networking sites, like Facebook, Twitter [INSERT COUNTRY SPECIFIC EXAMPLES]
f. online news groups, blogs or photo sites
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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a. radio
b. TV
c. newspapers
d. social networking sites, like Facebook, Twitter, Odnoklassniki, and Vkontakte
e. online news groups, blogs or photo sites
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ANSWER
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Ukrainian
2 Both
3 Russian
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Russian
2 Both
3 Ukrainian
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Remain united
2 Regions allowed to secede
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
a. radio
b. national TV
c. satellite or international TV
d. newspapers
e. social networking sites, like Facebook, Twitter [INSERT COUNTRY SPECIFIC EXAMPLES]
f. online news groups, blogs or photo sites
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Favor
2 Oppose
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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READ TO ALL
Now, I would like to ask some questions about your background.
ASK ALL
Q132 Gender (RECORD BY OBSERVATION)
1 Male
2 Female
ASK ALL
Q133 How old were you at your last birthday?
97 97 or older
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Hardly ever
2 Only during religious holidays
3 Only on Fridays
4 Only on Fridays and religious holidays
5 More than once a week
6 Every day at least once
7 Every day five times
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q138, Q138B, Q139 EDUCATION -- QUESTION WORDING AND RESPONSE CATEGORIES
VARY BY COUNTRY
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ASK ALL
Q140 Which of the following employment situations best describes your current status?
1 In paid work
2 Unemployed and looking for a job
3 In education (not paid for by employer), in school, student even if on vacation
4 Apprentice or trainee
5 Permanently sick or disabled
6 Retired
7 Doing housework, looking after the home, children or other persons (not paid)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q148 And in your household, do you have any of the following? Count only those that are in working
order. (READ OUT OPTIONS)
a. television
b. refrigerator
c. washing machine
d. microwave oven
e. computer
f. car
g. bicycle
h. motorcycle or scooter43
i. radio
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
43
In Peru and Colombia, this item did not include “scooter”.
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ASK ALL
Q149, Q150, Q151 INCOME -- QUESTION WORDING AND RESPONSE CATEGORIES VARY BY
COUNTRY
INTERVIEWERS: IF RESPONDENT ASKS, WE WANT GROSS OR BEFORE-
TAX INCOME, NOT NET OR AFTER-TAX INCOME.
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 U.S.
2 Puerto Rico
3 Another country
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
ASK ALL
Q153 Are you currently married, <in a legal civil union>, <widowed>, divorced, separated, or none of
these?
1 Married
2 <Legal civil union>
3 <Widowed>
4 Divorced
5 Separated
6 None of these
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
(RECORD NUMBER)
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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ASK ALL44
Q157 How many children have you had? Please count all your biological children who were born at
any time in your life.
(RECORD NUMBER)
98 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
99 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Republican
2 Democrat
3 Independent
4 No preference (DO NOT READ)
5 Other party (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Republican
2 Democrat
7 Other (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Very conservative
2 Conservative
3 Moderate
4 Liberal, OR
5 Very liberal?
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
44
In Egypt, India, and Pakistan, this was only asked of those who are married, widowed, divorced or separated.
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1 Agree
2 Disagree
3 No opinion either way
7 Haven’t heard of (DO NOT READ)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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0 (Left)
1
2
3
4
5
6 (Right)
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Yes
2 No
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
1 Ukrainian
2 Russian
3 Other
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Ukrainian
2 Russian
3 Other
4 None
8 Don’t know (DO NOT READ)
9 Refused (DO NOT READ)
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1 Landline household
2 Cell phone only household
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