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World Values Survey Wave 7 (2017-2020) Variables Report The WORLD VALUES SURVEY ASSOCIATION www.worldvaluessurvey.org World Values Survey Wave 7 (2017-2020) Variables Report Contents Technical Variables ......................................................................................................................................... 2 Core Variables ................................................................................................................................................. 9 Social Values, Norms, Stereotypes (Q1-Q45) ............................................................................................... 9 Happiness and Wellbeing (Q46-Q56) ......................................................................................................... 19 Social Capital, Trust and Organizational Membership (Q57-Q105) ........................................................... 22 Economic Values (Q106-Q111) .................................................................................................................. 37 Perceptions of Corruption (Q112-Q120) ..................................................................................................... 39 Perceptions of Migration (Q121-Q130) ...................................................................................................... 42 Perceptions of Security (Q131-Q151) ......................................................................................................... 44 Index of Postmaterialism (Q152-Q157) ...................................................................................................... 48 Perceptions about Science and Technology (Q158-Q163) .......................................................................... 50 Religious Values (Q164-Q175) ................................................................................................................... 53 Ethical Values (Q176-Q198) ....................................................................................................................... 56 Political Interest and Political Participation (Q199-Q234) .......................................................................... 64 Political Culture and Political Regimes (Q235-Q259) ................................................................................ 73 Demographic and Socioeconomic Variables (Q260-Q290) ........................................................................ 81 Regional and thematic modules.................................................................................................................... 90 MENA regional module (MN01-MN38) .................................................................................................... 90 Political trust module (Q291-294) ............................................................................................................. 101 Gender module (G & H variables) ............................................................................................................ 110 Additional questions voluntarily asked in selected countries .................................................................. 144 WVS Indexes ................................................................................................................................................ 193 Contextual Variables ................................................................................................................................... 198 Annex ............................................................................................................................................................ 205 Region ISO 3166-2 (N_Region_ISO) ....................................................................................................... 205 Region country-specific (N_Region_WVS) .............................................................................................. 222 Settlement name (N_Town)....................................................................................................................... 236 Language of the interview (S_IntLnaguage) ............................................................................................. 295 Political parties list (Q223) ........................................................................................................................ 297 Country of birth (Q266, Q267, Q268) ....................................................................................................... 307 Language spoken at home (Q272) ............................................................................................................. 310 Country-specific education levels (Q275A, Q276A, Q277Q, Q278A) ..................................................... 316 Religious denomination: country-specific options (Q289CS) ................................................................... 322 Racial and ethnic belonging (Q290) .......................................................................................................... 329 1 The WORLD VALUES SURVEY ASSOCIATION www.worldvaluessurvey.org Technical Variables A_STUDY Study Study 1.- EVS 2.- WVS A_WAVE Wave Wave 5.- EVS wave 5 (2017-2020) 7.- WVS wave 7 (2017-2020) A_YEAR Year of survey Year of survey 2017.- 2017 2018.- 2018 2019.- 2019 2020.- 2020 B_COUNTRY ISO 3166-1 numeric country code ISO 3166-1 numeric country code 8 - Albania 398 - Kazakhstan 20 - Andorra 417 - Kyrgyzstan 32 - Argentina 422 - Lebanon 51 - Armenia 440 - Lithuania 36 - Australia 446 - Macao SAR PRC 40 - Austria 458 - Malaysia 31 - Azerbaijan 484 - Mexico 50 - Bangladesh 499 - Montenegro 112 - Belarus 104 - Myanmar 68 - Bolivia 528 - Netherlands 70 - Bosnia Herzegovina 554 - New Zealand 76 - Brazil 558 - Nicaragua 100 - Bulgaria 566 - Nigeria 152 - Chile 807 - North Macedonia 156 - China 578 - Norway 170 - Colombia 586 - Pakistan 191 - Croatia 604 - Peru 196 - Cyprus 608 - Philippines 203 - Czechia 616 - Poland 208 - Denmark 630 - Puerto Rico 218 - Ecuador 642 - Romania 818 - Egypt 643 - Russia 233 - Estonia 688 - Serbia 231 - Ethiopia 703 - Slovakia 246 - Finland 705 - Slovenia 250 - France 410 - South Korea 268 - Georgia 724 - Spain 276 - Germany 752 - Sweden 300 - Greece 756 - Switzerland 320 - Guatemala 158 - Taiwan ROC 344 - Hong Kong SAR PRC 762 - Tajikistan 348 - Hungary 764 - Thailand 352 - Iceland 788 - Tunisia 360 - Indonesia 792 - Turkey 2 The WORLD VALUES SURVEY ASSOCIATION www.worldvaluessurvey.org 364 - Iran 826 - United Kingdom 368 - Iraq 840 - United States 380 - Italy 704 - Vietnam 392 - Japan 716 - Zimbabwe 400 - Jordan B_COUNTRY_ALPHA ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code ALB - Albania KAZ - Kazakhstan AND - Andorra KGZ - Kyrgyzstan ARG - Argentina LBN - Lebanon ARM - Armenia LTU - Lithuania AUS - Australia MAC - Macao AUT - Austria MYS - Malaysia AZE - Azerbaijan MEX - Mexico BGD - Bangladesh MNE - Montenegro BLR - Belarus MMR - Myanmar BOL - Bolivia NLD - Netherlands BIH - Bosnia Herzegovina NZL - New Zealand BRA - Brazil NIC - Nicaragua BGR - Bulgaria NGA - Nigeria CHL - Chile MKD - North Macedonia CHN - China NOR - Norway COL - Colombia PAK - Pakistan HRV - Croatia PER - Peru CYP - Cyprus PHL - Philippines CZE - Czechia POL - Poland DNK - Denmark PRI - Puerto Rico ECU - Ecuador ROU - Romania EGY - Egypt RUS - Russian Federation EST - Estonia SRB - Serbia ETH - Ethiopia SVK - Slovakia FIN - Finland SVN - Slovenia FRA - France KOR - South Korea GEO - Georgia ESP - Spain DEU - Germany SWE - Sweden GRC - Greece CHE - Switzerland GTM - Guatemala TWN - Taiwan ROC HKG - Hong Kong SAR PRC TJK - Tajikistan HUN - Hungary THA - Thailand ISL - Iceland TUN - Tunisia IDN - Indonesia TUR - Turkey IRN - Iran GBR - United Kingdom IRQ - Iraq USA - United States ITA - Italy VNM - Vietnam JPN - Japan ZWE - Zimbabwe JOR - Jordan C_COW_NUM CoW country code numeric Correlates of War country codes_numeric 339 - Albania 705 - Kazakhstan 232 - Andorra 703 - Kyrgyzstan 160 - Argentina 660 - Lebanon 371 - Armenia 368 - Lithuania 900 - Australia 446 - Macau SAR 305 - Austria 820 - Malasia 373 - Azerbaijan 70 - Mexico 3 The WORLD VALUES SURVEY ASSOCIATION www.worldvaluessurvey.org 771 - Bangladesh 341 - Montenegro 370 - Belarus 775 - Myanmar 145 - Bolivia 210 - Netherlands 346 - Bosnia Herzegovina 920 - New Zealand 140 - Brazil 93 - Nicaragua 355 - Bulgaria 475 - Nigeria 155 - Chile 343 - North Macedonia 710 - China 385 - Norway 100 - Colombia 770 - Pakistan 344 - Croatia 135 - Peru 352 - Cyprus 840 - Philippines 316 - Czechia 290 - Poland 390 - Denmark 6 - Puerto Rico 130 - Ecuador 360 - Romania 651 - Egypt 365 - Russia 366 - Estonia 993 - Serbia 530 - Ethiopia 317 - Slovakia 375 - Finland 349 - Slovenia 220 - France 732 - South Korea 372 - Georgia 230 - Spain 255 - Germany 380 - Sweden 350 - Greece 225 - Switzerland 90 - Guatemala 713 - Taiwan ROC 714 - Hong Kong SAR PRC 702 - Tajikistan 310 - Hungary 800 - Thailand 395 - Iceland 616 - Tunisia 850 - Indonesia 640 - Turkey 630 - Iran 200 - United Kingdom 645 - Iraq 2 - United States of America 325 - Italy 816 - Vietnam 740 - Japan 552 - Zimbabwe 663 - Jordan C_COW_ALPHA CoW country code alpha Correlates of War country codes_alpha-3 ALB - Albania KZK - Kazakhstan AND - Andorra KYR - Kyrgyzstan ARG - Argentina LEB - Lebanon ARM - Armenia LIT - Lithuania AUL - Australia MCU - Macau SAR AUS - Austria MAL - Malasia AZE - Azerbaijan MEX - Mexico BNG - Bangladesh MNG - Montenegro BLR - Belarus MYA - Myanmar BOL - Bolivia NTH - Netherlands BOS - Bosnia Herzegovina NEW - New Zealand BRA - Brazil NIC - Nicaragua BUL - Bulgaria NIG - Nigeria CHL
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