Respondent ID
Helpfulness of people
Fairness of people
Confidence in major companies
Confidence in organized religion
Confidence in education
Confidence in organized labor
Confidence in newspaper
Confidence in TV
Confidence in medicine
Confidence in executive branch of the national govt.
Confidence in local govt.
Confidence in Congress
Confidence in the Supreme Court
Confidence in scientific community
Confidence in military
Confidence in banks and financial institutions
Confidence in the Blue House
Confidence in Civic Activist Organizations
Trust towards society
Possibility takes a criminal injury
How proud being South Korean
Attitudes towards North Korea
Country feel closest to
Unification needed
How satisfied with the current state of politics
Party to take power in the future
Prospect for future politics
Evaluation of current government
Political ideology
Did R vote in presidential election(2007)
Did R vote in legislative election(2008)
Political party support
(If no supporting party) Political party preference
First image of capitalism
Second image of capitalism
How satisfied with the current state of economy
Influence of big firms to national economy
Influence of big firms to future economy
Desirable size of big firms in future
First important thing for firms to win people`s favor
Second important thing for firms to win people`s favor
First important thing for success of business
Second important thing for success of business
Desirable kind of labor union
How moderate or stubborn labor unions are
Prospect for future economy
How often reads the newspapers
(If R reads the newspaper) Part of newspaper reads the most
How many hours R personally watches television(include DMB, Internet TV)
(If R watches TV) A kinds of TV program watches the most
Most important thing in life
Second important thing in life
How often R attends religious services
R’s religious preference
(If religious) Denominations
(If religious) Strength of religious faith
Type of place R is currently residing (subjective opinion)
R’s subjective class identification
Change in R’s financial situation
Family income compared to average household
Prospect of economic change in R`s household within 10 years
Subjective social rank (10 point scale)
If only one, preference of son or daughter
Desirability of three generations living together
Ideal number of children
Satisfaction with financial situation
Number of family members living with R (including R)
Number of family members temporarily living away from R
Number of non-family members living with R
R: relationship to R
R: sex
R: age
R: marital status
R: co-residence status
R: reason for not living together
R: employment status
R: reason for not working
Member 2: relationship to R
Member 2: sex
Member 2: age
Member 2: marital status
Member 2: co-residence status
Member 2: reason for not living together
Member 2: employment status
Member 2: reason for not working
Member 3: relationship to R
Member 3: sex
Member 3: age
Member 3: marital Status
Member 3: co-residence status
Member 3: reason for not living together
Member 3: employment status
Member 3: reason for not working
Member 4: relationship to R
Member 4: sex
Member 4: age
Member 4: marital Status
Member 4: co-residence status
Member 4: reason for not living together
Member 4: employment status
Member 4: reason for not working
Member 5: relationship to R
Member 5: sex
Member 5: age
Member 5: marital Status
Member 5: co-residence status
Member 5: reason for not living together
Member 5: employment status
Member 5: reason for not working
Member 6: relationship to R
Member 6: sex
Member 6: age
Member 6: marital status
Member 6: co-residence status
Member 6: reason for not living together
Member 6: employment status
Member 6: reason for not working
Member 7: relationship to R
Member 7: sex
Member 7: age
Member 7: marital status
Member 7: co-residence status
Member 7: reason for not living together
Member 7: employment status
Member 7: reason for not working
Member 8: relationship to R
Member 8: sex
Member 8: age
Member 8: marital status
Member 8: co-residence status
Member 8: reason for not living together
Member 8: employment status
Member 8: reason for not working
Member 9: relationship to R
Member 9: sex
Member 9: age
Member 9: marital status
Member 9: co-residence status
Member 9: reason for not living together
Member 9: employment status
Member 9: reason for not working
Member 10: relationship to R
Member 10: sex
Member 10: age
Member 10: marital status
Member 10: co-residence status
Member 10: reason for not living together
Member 10: employment status
Member 10: reason for not working
Household head: serial number
HH: relationship to R
HH: sex
HH: age
HH: marital status
HH: co-residence status
HH: reason for not living together
HH: employment status
HH: reason for not working
R: highest level of schooling attended
R: whether degree was earned
R: grade dropped out
R: grade currently attending
Spouse: highest level of schooling attended
Spouse: whether degree was earned
Spouse: grade dropped out
Spouse: grade currently attending
Father: highest level of schooling attended
Father: whether degree was earned
Father: grade dropped out
Father: grade currently attending
Mother: highest level of schooling attended
Mother: whether degree was earned
Mother: grade dropped out
Mother: grade currently attending
R: whether working for pay
R: whether working for someone
R: [WG] employment status
R: [WG] whether working part-time or full-time
R: [WG] number of hours usually working a week
R: [WG] possiblity to keep this job
R: [WG] type of organization worked for
R: [WG] current union membership
R: [WG] (If R isn`t a union member) past union membership
R: [SF] employment status
R: [SF] (self-employed with employees) number of employees
R: [SF] whether working part time or full time
R: [SF] number of hours usually working a week
R: whether have subordinates in workplace
R: monthly income from this job
R: monthly income from this job (category)
R: whether have monthly income except wage
R: monthly income except wage
R: monthly income except wage (category)
R: [UN] looked for a job the last 7 days
R: [UN] has ever worked for pay
R: [UN] type of job at that time
R: [UN] (self-employed with employees) number of employees
R: [UN] whether had subordinates in workplace
R: [UN] number of hours usually worked a week
R: [UN] whether have monthly income except wage
R: [UN] monthly income except wage
R: [UN] monthly income except wage(category)
R: industry
R: occupation (ISCO88)
SP: whether working for pay
SP: whether working for someone
SP: [WG] employment status
SP: [WG] whether working part-time or full-time
SP: [WG] number of hours usually working a week
SP: [WG] possiblity to keep this job
SP: [WG] type of organization worked for
SP: [WG] current union membership
SP: [WG] (If R isn`t a union member) past union membership
SP: [SF] employment status
SP: [SF] (self-employed with employees) number of employees
SP: [SF] whether working part time or full time
SP: [SF] number of hours usually working a week
SP: whether have subordinates in workplace
SP: monthly income from this job
SP: monthly income from this job (category)
SP: whether have monthly income except wage
SP: monthly income except wage
SP: monthly income except wage (category)
SP: [UN] looked for a job the last 7 days
SP: [UN] has ever worked for pay
SP: [UN] type of job at that time
SP: [UN] (self-employed with employees) number of employees in the past
SP: [UN] whether had subordinates in workplace
SP: [UN] number of hours usually worked a week
SP: [UN] whether have monthly income except wage
SP: [UN] monthly income except wage
SP: [UN] monthly income except wage(category)
SP: industry
SP: occupation (ISCO88)
Total monthly household income
Total monthly household income (category)
[Married?cohabiting/Who decides] children`s discipline and education
[Married?cohabiting/Who decides] support for R`s parents
[Married?cohabiting/Who decides] purchase high cost items
R: How happy in general these days
[Sexual Relations] Premarital sex
[Sexual Relations] Extramarital affairs
[Sexual Relations] Homo-sexual
[Abortion] serious defect in an embryo
[Abortion] very low income
Husband`s job to earn money; wife`s family care
General trust with people
Confidence in Parliament
Confidence in Business and industry
Confidence in Churches and religious organizations
Confidence in Courts and the legal system
Confidence in Schools and the educational system
Experience of residential move
[Religious leaders] should not try to influence how people vote in elections
[Religious leaders] should not try to influence government decisions
Modern science does more harm than good
We trust too much in science and not enough in religious faith
Religions bring more conflict than peace
People with very strong religious beliefs are often too intolerant of others
How much power Churches and religious organizations in Korea
All religious groups should have equal rights
We must respect all religions
[People have different religions] Marrying a relative of yours
[People have different religions] Being a candidate of the political party you prefer
Religious extremists] Hold public meetings
[Religious extremists] Publish books
Existence of God
Belief about God
[Believe in] Life after death
[Believe in] Heaven
[Believe in] Hell
[Believe in] Religious miracles
[Believe in] Reincarnation
[Believe in] Nirvana
[Believe in] The supernatural powers of deceased ancestors
There is a God who concerns Himself with every human being personally
There is little that people can do to change the course of their lives
To me, life is meaningful only because God exists
In my opinion, life does not serve any purpose
Life is only meaningful if you provide the meaning yourself
I have my own way of connecting with God without churches or religious services
Mother`s religious preference
Father`s religious preference
R`s religious preference when raised in
SP`s religious preference when raised in
How often R` mother attends religious services
How often R`s father attends religious services
How often attends religious services (when R was 11-12)
How often R prays
How often R’s participation in the activities or organizations of a church (except attending services)
Having a shrine,altar,or a religious object in R`s home
How often visits a holy place
How religious
Religion and Spiritual person
Truth and Religion
[Religion helps people to…] Find inner peace and happiness
[Religion helps people to…] Make friends
[Religion helps people to…] Gain comfort in times of trouble or sorrow
[Religion helps people to…] Meet the right kind of people
Good luck charms sometimes do bring good luck
Some fortune tellers really can foresee the future
Some faithhealers have God-given healing power
A person`s horoscope affect the course of their future
The Four Pillars influence one`s life
In case a law conflicted with R`s religious principles
[R`s attitude towards..] Christians
[R`s attitude towards..] Roman Catholicism
[R`s attitude towards..] Buddhists
[R`s attitude towards..] Won-Buddhism
[R`s attitude towards..] The Cheondo religion
[R`s attitude towards..] Muslims
[R`s attitude towards..] Hindus
[R`s attitude towards..] Jews
[R`s attitude towards..] Atheists or non-believers
Watching Japanese animation
Watching Chinese Kungfu movies
Watching Korean TV drama
(Only R have child) When R thought child’s name, did fortune-telling of name
Whether R cares about auspicious or ominous day for special occasions
[Importance of being friend] Honest
[Importance of being friend] Responsible
[Importance of being friend] Intelligent
[Importance of being friend] Cultured
[Importance of being friend] Powerful
[Importance of being friend] Wealthy
[Importance of being friend] Loyal
[Importance of being friend] Warm-hearted
Husband`s career has priority than wife`s
Father`s authority should be respected whatsoever
It is not desirable to oppose an idea which the majority of people accept
One should not express one’s complaints about others in order to have good relationship with them
When hiring someone, it would still be better to give the opportunity to relatives or friends
I would be honored when people who come from the same town play an important role in society
A subordinate should obey the superiors` instructions, even if cannot agree with them
It is better to let leaders decide everything
A life full of risks and chances is more desirable than an ordinary and stable life
With extra money, I would invest in items for high returns even if they are risky
[Closeness to] Your city/town of residence
[Closeness to] Korea
[Closeness to] East Asia
[Favor of music genre] (Western)Classical music
[Favor of music genre] Rock music
[Favor of music genre] Jazz/Blues
[Favor of music genre] Popular music
[Favor of music genre] Korean traditional music
R knows who engaged in sex-related entertainments abroad
(If they did) Countries they had those sex-related entertainments
How often talks about international issues
[Sources of international news] Newspapers
[Sources of international news] Radio
[Sources of international news] TV
[Sources of international news] Internet
[Sources of international news] Persons
[Sources of international news] Other
[R ever been to] China
[R ever been to] Japan
[R ever been to] Taiwan
[R ever been to] South East Asia
[R ever been to] Europe
[R ever been to] North America
[R have acquaintances from] China
[R have acquaintances from] Japan
[R have acquaintances from] Taiwan
[R have acquaintances from] South East Asia
[R have acquaintances from] Europe
[R have acquaintances from] North America
[Acceptance as colleagues at work] Japan
[Acceptance as colleagues at work] Taiwan
[Acceptance as colleagues at work] China
[Acceptance as colleagues at work] South East Sea
[Acceptance as colleagues at work] North America
[Acceptance as colleagues at work] Europe
[Acceptance as neighbors] Japan
[Acceptance as neighbors] Taiwan
[Acceptance as neighbors] China
[Acceptance as neighbors] South East Asia
[Acceptance as neighbors] North America
[Acceptance as neighbors] Europe
[Acceptance as close kin by marriage] Japan
[Acceptance as close kin by marriage] Taiwan
[Acceptance as close kin by marriage] China
[Acceptance as close kin by marriage] South East Asia
[Acceptance as close kin by marriage] North America
[Acceptance as close kin by marriage] Europe
Increase or decrease of foreign workers
Increase or decrease of foreign brides
Limit the import of foreign products in order to protect its national economy
Follow its national interests even if these would lead to conflicts with other nations
Increased exposure to foreign films, music
[Mobility effects] The Korea’s economy
[Mobility effects] Job opportunities for Korea’s workers
[Mobility effects] The Korea’s environment
[Assess English abilities] Reading a short article in English newspapers
[Assess English abilities] Chatting with English speakers
[Assess English abilities] Writing a letter in English
How many people R exchanged holiday greetings during the last New Year celebration - excluding family members or relatives
How many family members or relatives R exchanged holiday greetings during the last New Year celebration - excluding those who live with R
How many people R had contacts on an ordinary day - excluding family members or relatives
How many family members or relatives R had contacts on an ordinary day - excluding those who live with R
[Acquaintances` occupations] Legislators, senior officials
[Acquaintances` occupations] Managers
[Acquaintances` occupations] Professionals
[Acquaintances` occupations] Technicians or associate professionals
[Acquaintances` occupations] Clerical support workers
[Acquaintances` occupations] Service or sales workers
[Acquaintances` occupations] Skilled agricultural, forestry or fishery workers
[Acquaintances` occupations] Craft or related trade workers
[Acquaintances` occupations] Plant or machine operators or assemblers