Respondent ID
How proud being South Korean
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
Attitudes towards North Korea
Country feel closest to
Unification needed
Evaluation of current government
Political party R supports the most
Did R vote in presidential election(2007)
Which party`s candidate did you vote in the Presidential election in Dec. 2007?
Did you vote in the nationwide local elections on June 2?
Which party`s candidate did you vote in that election as the head of local government?
Political ideology
How satisfied with the current state of politics
Prospect for future politics
Reducing income gap between rich and poor
Expanding employment opportunities for women
Loosening the regulation over the business
Arbitrating labor conflicts
Preventing the corruption
Resolving regional conflicts
Establishing public order
Securing fair taxation policies
Policies toward North Korea
Educational policies
Subjective social rank (10 point scale)
Satisfaction with financial situation
Family income compared to average household
R`s living standard compared to parents
R`s kids’ living standard compared to R
Prospect for future economy
How often R attends religious services
R’s religious preference
[If religious] Strength of religious faith
Type of place R is currently residing(subjective opinion)
Change in R’s financial situation
Prospect of economic change in R`s household within 10 years
R: No. of Children (sons and daughters)
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
[If attended junior college or more] Years of attendance of the formal schools after graduating from high school
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] number of years working for the current employer
R: [WG] number of months working for the current employer
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: [SF] number of years working for the current work
R: [SF] number of months working for the current work
R: [SF] reason for self-employed
No. of subordinates R has in the workplace whom R manages and supervises directly
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] whether have monthly income except wage
R: [UN] monthly income except wage
R: [UN] monthly income except wage(category)
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: 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] possibility to keep this job
SP: [WG] type of organization working for
SP: [WG] current union membership
SP: [WG] (If SP 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: [SF] reason for self-employed
No. of subordinates spouse has in the workplace whom s/he manages and supervises directly
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] whether have monthly income except wage
SP: [UN] monthly income except wage
SP: [UN] monthly income except wage(category)
SP: [UN] has ever worked for pay
SP: [UN] employment status while worked
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: industry
SP: occupation (ISCO88)
Total monthly household income
Total monthly household income (category)
R: Status of health in general
Moderate activities, such as moving a table, pushing a vacuum cleaner, bowling, or playing golf
Climbing several flights of stairs
Accomplished less than you would like
Were limited in the kind of work or other activities
Did work or other activities less carefully than usual
During the past 4 weeks, how much did pain interfere with your normal work?
Have you felt calm and peaceful?
Did you have a lot of energy?
Have you felt downhearted and depressed?
During the past 4 weeks, how much of the time has your physical health or emotional problems interfered with your social activities?
The future seems to me to be hopeless, and I can`t believe that things are changing for the better
I feel that it is impossible for me to reach the goals that I would like to strive for
Do you have chronic diseases or longstanding health problems?
Hypertension
Diabetes
Heart disease
Respiratory problem(asthma, chronic cough)
Others
R: Height
R: Weight
How often do you smoke?
For how many years have you smoked?
How often do you drink alcoholic drinks?
How often do you do physical activity for at least 20 minutes that makes you sweat or breath heavier than usual?
During the last three years, did you have any health checkup?
R: how stressed in daily life
During the last 12 months, how often did you go to see a doctor?
Unable to receive health care when needed
Unable to pay the cost when someone get a serious illness or condition
During the last 12 months, did you refrain going to see a doctor, even though you were ill or injured?
Waiting time is too long
It costs too much
There is no hospital or doctor`s office nearby
I do not know where to go
I have no transportation
I do not like to see a doctor
There is no time to see a doctor
I thought that there is no need to go
I do not have active health insurance
What kind of health insurance do you have?
Acupuncture or moxibustion (cupping)
Oriental herbal medicine
Acupressure or clinical massage
Listening to personal problems or concerns
Providing financial support
Taking care of household chores (ex. housework, childcare, nursing care)
General trust with people
Air pollution
Water pollution
Noise pollution
The neighborhood is suitable for doing exercise such as jogging or walking
A large selection of fresh fruits or vegetable is available in the neighborhood
The neighborhood has adequate public facilities
The neighborhood is safe
The neighbors are mutually concerned for each other
The neighbors are willing to provide assistance when I am in need
Were you vaccinated against influenza during the last 12 months?
How much were you concerned about the new strain of influenza outbreak among people in 2009?
Is there anyone among your family members, whether living together or not, who needs care because of a long-term physical or mental illness or disability, or is getting old and weak?
Are you the major care giver for at least one of them?
I worry about not being able to get around on my own as I get older
I worry others will have to make decisions for me as I get older
Financial dependence on others is one of my greatest fears about old age
I worry that I will have to live with my adult children when I am older
I worry that I will not be able to live with my adult children when I am older
Drinking
Smoking
Gambling
Video or Internet game
If you to consider your life in general these days, how happy or unhappy would you say you are, on the whole
What do you think about your current weight?
What do you think about your body shape?
In the last year, have you ever had any pains or inconvenient feelings in any part of your body, such as hands, wrists, fingers, arms, elbows, shoulders, neck, waist, back, knees?
[Hands,Wrists,Fingers] Have you had any pains?
[Hands,Wrists,Fingers] On which side was your pain mostly?
[Hands,Wrists,Fingers] Once your pains have started, how long did it last?
[Hands,Wrists,Fingers] How severe was your pains?
[Hands,Wrists,Fingers] In the last year, how frequently did you have these pains?
[Hands,Wrists,Fingers] Did you have these pains in the last week?
[Hands,Wrists,Fingers] What happened to you in the last year due to these pains?
[Arms,Elbows] Did you have any pain?
[Arms,Elbows] On which side was yout pains mostly?
[Arms,Elbows] Once your pains have started, how long did it last?
[Arms,Elbows] How severe was your pains?
[Arms,Elbows] In the last year, how frequently did you have these pains?
[Arms,Elbows] Did you have these pains in the last week?
[Arms,Elbows] What happened to you in the last year due to these pains?
[Shoulder] Did you have any pain?
[Shoulder] On which side was your pains mostly?
[Shoulder] Once your pains have started, how long did it last?
[Shoulder] How severe was your pains?
[Shoulder] In the last year, how frequently did you have these pains?
[Shoulder] Did you have these pains in the last week?
[Shoulder] What happened to you in the last year due to these pains?
[Neck] Did you have any pain?
[Neck] Once your pains have started, how long did it last?
[Neck] How severe was your pains?
[Neck] In the last year, how frequently did you have these pains?
[Neck] Did you have these pains in the last week?
[Neck] What happened to you in the last year due to these pains?
[Waist,Back] Did you have any pain?
[Waist,Back] Once your pains have started, how long did it last?
[Waist,Back] How severe was your pains?
[Waist,Back] In the last year, how frequently did you have these pains?
[Waist,Back] Did you have these pains in the last week?
[Waist,Back] What happened to you in the last year due to these pains?
[Knees] Did you have any pain?
[Knees] On which side was your pains mostly?
[Knees] Once your pains have started, how long did it last?
[Knees] How severe was your pains?
[Knees] In the last year, how frequently did you have these pains?
[Knees] Did you have these pains in the last week?
[Knees] What happened to you in the last year due to these pains?
How many hours on the average day do you do household chores?
Rheumatism Arthritis
Lupus
Gout
Alcohol addiction
[If you have any diseases above] How is your current status?
Hands,Wrists,Fingers
Arms,Elbows
Shoulders
Neck
Waist,Back
Knees
How hard do you feel physically about the work or job you are currently doing?
Work that requires intensive operations on the computer for more than 4 hours a day
Work that requires repetitive manipulation by using neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists or hands for more than 2 hours a day
Work that requires the physical posture of fallen knees for more than 2 hours a day
Most important for country
Next most important for country
Private enterprise solves economic problems
Government responsible for reducing income differences
Highest priority
Next highest priority
General trust in people
Most people try to take advantage of you
Trust in government to do the right thing
Politicians in politics for personal advantage
Concern about environmental issues
Most important for R’s family
Degree of knowledge about environmental problems: Causes
Degree of knowledge about environmental problems: Solutions
We believe too often in science, not enough in feelings
Science does more harm than good
Science solves environmental problems
We worry too much about future environment
Almost everything in modern life harms environment
We worry too much about harming environment
Environmental protection needs economic growth
Economic growth harms environment
Earth cannot continue to support population
Pay much higher prices
Pay much higher taxes
Cut your standard of living
Too difficult for someone like me to help environment
I do what is right even when it costs money and takes time
More important things to do than protect environment
No point unless others do the same
Many claims about environment exaggerated
Hard to know whether the way I live is helpful or harmful
Environmental problems have a direct effect on my everyday life
Air pollution by cars
Air pollution by industry
Pesticides and chemicals in farming
River, lake and stream pollution
Rise in the world’s temperature
Genetic engineering of crops
Nuclear power stations
Who should decide how to protect the environment: Government or people?
Who should decide how to protect the environment: Government or business?
How much country does to protect the environment?
To protect the environment: best approach for Business and industry
To protect the environment: best approach for People and their families
Country’s priority to meet future energy needs
International agreements on environment needed
Accept that poorer countries make less effort
Economic progress will slow down unless we look after the environment better
Sort glass for recycling
Buy fruit and vegetables grown without pesticides or chemicals
Cut back on driving a car
Reduce the consume of energy or fuel at home
Save or re-use water
Avoid buying certain products
Member of group to preserve environment
Signed a petition
Given money
Participated in an environmental demonstration
Climate change caused by hole in earth’s atmosphere
Burning coal,oil,gas contributes to climate change
Children born in South Korea of parents who are not citizens should have the right to become South Korean citizens.
Children born abroad should have the right to become South Korean citizens if at least one of their parents is a South Korean citizen.
Anybody who is eligible can be allowed to have the dual citizenship of South Korea and other country at the same time
To have been born in South Korea
To have South Korean citizenship
To have lived in South Korea for most of one’s life
To be able to speak Korean
To comply with cultural tradition of South Korea
To respect South Korean political institutions and laws
To feel South Korean
To have South Korean ancestry
To speak Korean fluently
variable labels CULRELAT Which is better?
Foreign brides
Blue-collar foreign workers
Professional foreign workers
North Korean refugees (defectors)
Korean-Chinese
Foreign student
Foreign businessman & investor
Legal immigrants to South Korea who are not citizens should have the same welfare benefits as South Korean citizens.
Legal immigrants to South Korea should be given the right to bring their own families to Korea
Legal immigrants to South Korea who have been staying in Korea for a long time should be given the voting right in local elections, even if they don`t have the residential right
Government should intervene deeply so as to eliminate the human rights infringement or discrimination against foreign immigrants
Government should provide support for ethnic or racial minorities so that they could preserve their own tradition and custom
All countries are benefited by the migration of people to countries in which their technologies are required
A well-off country has the obligation to allow the immigration from a worse-off country
Immigrants are generally good for the South Korean economy
Immigrants take jobs away from people who were born in South Korea
Immigrants help to fill job vacancies in need of people
In general, immigrants bring economic harms to poor people than rich people
Immigrants improve South Korean society by bringing in new ideas and cultures
As the number of immigrants increases, the pride in Korean culture and tradition will be decreased
It is desirable for most people in Korea to share the same tradition and custom
With the growth of immigrants, social conflict will become more severe
No matter how hard Korean government tries, immigrants will increase conflict in Korean society
In order to prevent the population decrease in Korea, allowing the immigration to Korea will be an inevitable choice
With the growth of immigrants, people have to pay more taxes for their social welfare
North Korean refugees : Visitors to my country
North Korean refugees : Citizens of my country
North Korean refugees : Workers in my workplace
North Korean refugees : Close neighbors in my place
North Korean refugees : Close friends of mine
North Korean refugees : Spouse of my child(ren)
North Korean refugees : Spouse of my own
Korean-Chinese : Visitors to my country
Korean-Chinese : Citizens of my country
Korean-Chinese : Workers in my workplace
Korean-Chinese : Close neighbors in my place
Korean-Chinese : Close friends of mine
Korean-Chinese : Spouse of my child(ren)
Korean-Chinese : Spouse of my own
Chinese : Visitors to my country
Chinese : Citizens of my country
Chinese : Workers in my workplace
Chinese : Close neighbors in my place
Chinese : Close friends of mine
Chinese : Spouse of my child(ren)
Chinese : Spouse of my own
Japanese : Visitors to my country
Japanese : Citizens of my country
Japanese : Workers in my workplace
Japanese : Close neighbors in my place
Japanese : Close friends of mine
Japanese : Spouse of my child(ren)
Japanese : Spouse of my own
East-Asian : Visitors to my country
East-Asian : Citizens of my country
East-Asian : Workers in my workplace
East-Asian : Close neighbors in my place
East-Asian : Close friends of mine
East-Asian : Spouse of my child(ren)
East-Asian : Spouse of my own
American : Visitors to my country
American : Citizens of my country
American : Workers in my workplace
American : Close neighbors in my place
American : Close friends of mine
American : Spouse of my child(ren)
American : Spouse of my own
European : Visitors to my country
European : Citizens of my country
European : Workers in my workplace
European : Close neighbors in my place
European : Close friends of mine
European : Spouse of my child(ren)