Respondent ID
Q1. How proud being South Korean
Q2. Helpfulness of people
Q3. Fairness of people
Q4-1. Confidence in major companies
Q4-2. Confidence in organized religion
Q4-3. Confidence in education
Q4-4. Confidence in organized labor
Q4-5. Confidence in newspaper
Q4-6. Confidence in TV
Q4-7. Confidence in medicine
Q4-8. Confidence in executive branch of the national govt.
Q4-9. Confidence in local govt.
Q4-10. Confidence in Congress
Q4-11. Confidence in the Supreme Court
Q4-12. Confidence in scientific community
Q4-13. Confidence in military
Q4-14. Confidence in banks and financial institutions
Q4-15. Confidence in the Blue House
Q4-16. Confidence in Civic Activist Organizations
Q5. Trust towards society
Q6. Attitudes towards North Korea
Q7. Country feel closest to
Q8. Unification needed
Q9. What do you think about North Korean defectors who want to come to South Korea?
Q10. How close or distant do you feel about North Korean defectors who stay in South Korea?
Q11. Evaluation of current government
Q12. Political party R supports the most
Q13. Did you vote in the South Korean Legislative Election on April 11 this year?
Q13-1. (If voted in the election) Which party’s candidate did you vote to at that time?
Q14. Which party do you think has the most ability to take political power in the next presidential election?
Q15. Political ideology
Q16. How satisfied with the current state of politics
Q17. Prospect for future politics
Q18. How much do you think the social welfare spending in Korea needs to be decreased or increased?
Q19. Prospect for future economy
Q20. How satisfied with the current state of economy
Q21. Subjective social rank (10 point scale)
Q22. Satisfaction with financial situation
Q23. Family income compared to average household
Q24. R's living standard compared to parents
Q25. When your children reach the age you are now, do you think their standard of living will be much better, somewhat better, about the same, somewhat worse, or much worse than yours?
Q26. How often R attends religious services
Q27. R’s religious preference
Q27-1. [If religious] Strength of religious faith
Q28. Type of place R is currently residing(subjective opinion)
Q29. If you were to have only one child, would you prefer a boy or a girl?
Q30. Change in R’s financial situation
Q31. Prospect of economic change in R's household within 10 years
Q32A-1. Projected monthly average income: Doctor in general practice
Q32A-2. Projected monthly average income: Chairman of a large national corporation
Q32A-3. Projected monthly average income: Salesclerk
Q32A-4. Projected monthly average income: Unskilled worker in a factory
Q32A-5. Projected monthly average income: Cabinet in the central government
Q32A-6. Projected monthly average income: School teacher
Q32A-7. Projected monthly average income: Rank-and-file business man in a large company
Q32A-8. Projected monthly average income: Skilled worker in a factory
Q32A-9. Projected monthly average income: Owner-manager of a small shop
Q32B-1. Deserved monthly average income: Doctor in general practice
Q32B-2. Deserved monthly average income: Chairman of a large national corporation
Q32B-3. Deserved monthly average income: Salesclerk
Q32B-4. Deserved monthly average income: Unskilled worker in a factory
Q32B-5. Deserved monthly average income: Cabinet in the central government
Q32B-6. Deserved monthly average income: School teacher
Q32B-7. Deserved monthly average income: Rank-and-file business man in a large company
Q32B-8. Deserved monthly average income: Skilled worker in a factory
Q32B-9. Deserved monthly average income: Owner-manager of a small shop
Q33. Is your pay just?
Q34-1. Fairness of Korea society: Intelligence (ability)
Q34-2. Fairness of Korea society: Job skills
Q34-3. Fairness of Korea society: Efforts
Q34-4. Fairness of Korea society: Educational attainment
Q34-5. Fairness of Korea society: careers
Q35-1. Fairness of Korea society: The decision making is influenced by social connections tied to schools, hometowns, and kinships
Q35-2. Fairness of Korea society: The decision making is affected by decision makers' prejudices and sentiments
Q35-3. Fairness of Korea society: The rules and principles of decision making are not consistent
Q35-4. Fairness of Korea society: The decision making is influenced by external power or private patrons' "pulls" and "politics"
Q35-5. Fairness of Korea society: Fails to listen to the opinions of most people who are affected by the decisions
Q35-6. Fairness of Korea society: Fails to collect enough information for quality decision
Q36. R: No. of Children (sons and daughters)
Q37. Number of family members living with R (including R)
Q38. Number of family members temporarily living away from R
Q39. How many persons live in your house who are not your family members (e.g., friends, partner, etc.)?
Q40. R: Relationship to R
Q40-1-2. R: Sex
Q40-1-3. R: Age
Q40-1-4. R: Marital status
Q40-1-5. R: Co-residence status
Q40-1-6. R: Reason for not living together
Q40-1-7. R: Employment status
Q40-1-8. R: Reason for not working
Q40-2-1. Member 2: relationship to R
Q40-2-2. Member 2: Sex
Q40-2-3. Member 2: Age
Q40-2-4. Member 2: Marital status
Q40-2-5. Member 2: Co-residence status
Q40-2-6. Member 2: Reason for not living together
Q40-2-7. Member 2: Employment status
Q40-2-8. Member 2: Reason for not working
Q40-3-1. Member 3: relationship to R
Q40-3-2. Member 3: Sex
Q40-3-3. Member 3: Age
Q40-3-4. Member 3: Marital status
Q40-3-5. Member 3: Co-residence status
Q40-3-6. Member 3: Reason for not living together
Q40-3-7. Member 3: Employment status
Q40-3-8. Member 3: Reason for not working
Q40-4-1. Member 4: relationship to R
Q40-4-2. Member 4: Sex
Q40-4-3. Member 4: Age
Q40-4-4. Member 4: Marital status
Q40-4-5. Member 4: Co-residence status
Q40-4-6. Member 4: Reason for not living together
Q40-4-7. Member 4: Employment status
Q40-4-8. Member 4: Reason for not working
Q40-5-1. Member 5: relationship to R
Q40-5-2. Member 5: Sex
Q40-5-3. Member 5: Age
Q40-5-4. Member 5: Marital status
Q40-5-5. Member 5: Co-residence status
Q40-5-6. Member 5: Reason for not living together
Q40-5-7. Member 5: Employment status
Q40-5-8. Member 5: Reason for not working
Q40-6-1. Member 6: relationship to R
Q40-6-2. Member 6: Sex
Q40-6-3. Member 6: Age
Q40-6-4. Member 6: Marital status
Q40-6-5. Member 6: Co-residence status
Q40-6-6. Member 6: Reason for not living together
Q40-6-7. Member 6: Employment status
Q40-6-8. Member 6: Reason for not working
Q40-7-1. Member 7: relationship to R
Q40-7-2. Member 7: Sex
Q40-7-3. Member 7: Age
Q40-7-4. Member 7: Marital status
Q40-7-5. Member 7: Co-residence status
Q40-7-6. Member 7: Reason for not living together
Q40-7-7. Member 7: Employment status
Q40-7-8. Member 7: Reason for not working
Q40-8-1. Member 8: relationship to R
Q40-8-2. Member 8: Sex
Q40-8-3. Member 8: Age
Q40-8-4. Member 8: Marital status
Q40-8-5. Member 8: Co-residence status
Q40-8-6. Member 8: Reason for not living together
Q40-8-7. Member 8: Employment status
Q40-8-8. Member 8: Reason for not working
Q40-9-1. Member 9: relationship to R
Q40-9-2. Member 9: Sex
Q40-9-3. Member 9: Age
Q40-9-4. Member 9: Marital status
Q40-9-5. Member 9: Co-residence status
Q40-9-6. Member 9: Reason for not living together
Q40-9-7. Member 9: Employment status
Q40-9-8. Member 9: Reason for not working
Q40-10-1. Member 10: relationship to R
Q40-10-2. Member 10: Sex
Q40-10-3. Member 10: Age
Q40-10-4. Member 10: Marital status
Q40-10-5. Member 10: Co-residence status
Q40-10-6. Member 10: Reason for not living together
Q40-10-7. Member 10: Employment status
Q40-10-8. Member 10: Reason for not working
Q41. 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
Q42. R: highest level of schooling attended
Q42-1. R: whether degree was earned
Q42-2. R: grade dropped out
Q42-3. R: grade currently attending
Q43. Spouse: highest level of schooling attended
Q43-1. Spouse: whether degree was earned
Q43-2. Spouse: grade dropped out
Q43-3. Spouse: grade currently attending
Q44. Father: highest level of schooling attended
Q44-1. Father: whether degree was earned
Q44-2. Father: grade dropped out
Q44-3. Father: grade currently attending
Q45. Mother: highest level of schooling attended
Q45-1. Mother: whether degree was earned
Q45-2. Mother: grade dropped out
Q45-3. Mother: grade currently attending
Q46. R: whether working for pay
Q46-1. R: whether working for someone
Q46-2. R: [WG] employment status
Q46-3. R: [WG] whether working part-time or full-time
Q46-4. R: [WG] number of hours usually working a week
Q46-5. R: [WG] possibility to keep this job
Q46-6. R: [WG] type of organization worked for
Q46-7. R: [WG] current union membership
Q46-7-1. R: [WG] (If R isn't a union member) past union membership
Q46-8. R: [SF] employment status
Q46-8-1. R: [SF] (self-employed with employees) number of employees
Q46-9. R: [SF] whether working part time or full time
Q46-10. R: [SF] number of hours usually working a week
Q46-11(1). R: [SF] number of years working for the current work
Q46-11(2). R: [SF] number of months working for the current work
Q46-12-1. No. of subordinates R has in the workplace whom R manages and supervises directly
Q46-12-2. R: whether have subordinates in workplace
Q46-13. R: monthly income from this job
Q46-13. R: monthly income from this job (category)
Q46-14. R: whether have monthly income except wage
Q46-14. R: monthly income except wage
Q46-14. R: monthly income except wage (category)
Q46-15. R: [UN] looked for a job the last 7 days
Q46-16. R: [UN] whether have monthly income except wage
Q46-16. R: [UN] monthly income except wage
Q46-16. R: [UN] monthly income except wage(category)
Q46-17. R: [UN] has ever worked for pay
Q46-18. R: [UN] type of job at that time
Q46-18-1. R: [UN] (self-employed with employees)number of employees
Q46-19. R: [UN] whether had subordinates in workplace
Q46-20. R: [UN] number of hours usually worked a week
Q47(1). R: industry
Q47(1). R: industry (2008년)
Q47(2). R: occupation (ISCO88)
Q47(2). R: occupation (ISCO08)
Q48. SP: whether working for pay
Q48-1. SP: whether working for someone
Q48-2. SP: [WG] employment status
Q48-3. SP: [WG] whether working part-time or full-time
Q48-4. SP: [WG] number of hours usually working a week
Q48-5. SP: [WG] possibility to keep this job
Q48-6. SP: [WG] type of organization working for
Q48-7. SP: [WG] current union membership
Q48-7-1. SP: [WG] (If SP isn't a union member)past union membership
Q48-8. SP: [SF] employment status
Q48-8-1. SP: [SF] (Self-employed with employees)number of employees
Q48-9. SP: [SF] whether working part time or full time
Q48-10. SP: [SF] number of hours usually working a week
Q48-11-1. No. of subordinates spouse has in the workplace whom s/he manages and supervises directly
Q48-11-2. SP: whether have subordinates in workplace
Q48-12. SP: monthly income from this job
Q48-12. SP: monthly income from this job (category
Q48-13. SP: whether have monthly income except wage
Q48-13. SP: monthly income except wage
Q48-13. SP: monthly income except wage (category)
Q48-14. SP: [UN] looked for a job the last 7 days
Q48-15. SP: [UN] whether have monthly income except wage
Q48-15. SP: [UN] monthly income except wage
Q48-15. SP: [UN] monthly income except wage(category)
Q48-16. SP: [UN] has ever worked for pay
Q48-17. SP: [UN] employment status while worked
Q48-17-1. SP: [UN] (Self-employed with employees)number of employees in the past
Q48-18. SP: [UN] whether had subordinates in workplace
Q48-19. SP: [UN] number of hours usually worked a week
Q49(1). SP: industry
Q49(1). SP: industry (2008)
Q49(2). SP: occupation (ISCO88)
Q49(2). SP: occupation (ISCO08)
Q50. Total monthly household income
Q50. Total monthly household income (category)
Q51A-1.Working mom can have a warm relation with kids
Q51A-2. Preschooler will suffer if mom works
Q51A-3. Family life suffers if mom work full-time
Q51A-4. Most women really want a home and kids
Q51A-5. Being housewife as fulfilling as paid work
Q51B-1. Both husband and wife should contribute to family income
Q51B-2. Husband should work and wife should look after home
Q52-1. Woman work: When there is a child under school age
Q52-2. Woman work: After the youngest child starts school
Q53-1. Married people happier than unmarried
Q53-2. Those wanting kids should get married
Q53-3. Living together as an acceptable option
Q53-4. Dovorce as best solution to marital prob
Q54-1. Single parents can raise kids as well as two parents together
Q54-2. A same sex female couple can bring up a child as well as a male-female couple
Q54-3. A same sex male couple can bring up a child as well as a male-female couple
Q55. Ideal number of children
Q56-1. Kids are lifes greatest joy
Q56-2. Kids interfere with parents freedom
Q56-3. Children are a financial burden on their parents.
Q56-4. Having children restricts the employment and career chances of one or both parents
Q56-5. Having children increases people’s social standing in society.
Q56-6. Adult children are an important source of help for elderly parents.
Q57. Necessity of paid leave for a couple who both work full-time and now have a new born child
Q57(1). (If you are in favour of paid lave) for how long
Q57-1. (If you are in favour of paid lave) Who should pay for this leave
Q57-2. (If you are in favour of paid lave) How should this paid leave period be divided between the mother and the father
Q58A. What is the best way for a family with a child under school age to organize their family and work life지”
Q58B. What is the least desirable way for a family with a child under school age to organize their family and work life
Q59A. Who should primarily provide childcare
Q59B. Who should primarily cover the costs of childcare for children under school age
Q60A. Who should primarily provide help for elderly people who need some help in their everyday lives
Q60B. Who should primarily cover the costs of this help to these elderly people
Q61A. How many hours a week do you spend on household work
Q61B. How many hours a week do you spend looking after family members
Q62-1. Satisfaction with the treatment: The last visit to doctor
Q62-2 .Satisfaction with the treatmen: The last visit to an [alternative/traditional/ folk] health care practitioner?
Q62-3. Satisfaction with the treatmen: The last in hospital
Q63. How long have you been living with your spouse/partner
Q64A. Spouse: How many hours a week does spouse spend on household work
Q64B. Spouse: How many hours a week does spouse spend looking after family members
Q65. How do you and your spouse organize the income that one or both of you recieve
Q66-1. [Married, cohabiting] Who mainly does: Laundry
Q66-2. [Married, cohabiting] Who mainly does: Small reparing
Q66-3. [Married, cohabiting] Who mainly does: Caring sick family members
Q66-4. [Married, cohabiting] Who mainly does: Shopping
Q66-5. [Married, cohabiting] Who mainly does: Cleaning
Q66-6. [Married, cohabiting] Who mainly does: preparing the meals
Q67. Best applies to the sharing of household work between you and your spouse
Q68. Who has the final say about choosing shared weekend activities
Q69. Who has the higher income between you and your spouse
Q70-1. How often has each of the following happened to you during the past three monthsI have come home from work too tired to do the chores which need to be done
Q70-2. It has been difficult for me to fulfil my family responsibilities because of the amount of time I spent on my job
Q70-3. I have arrived at work too tired to function well because of the household work I had done
Q70-4. I have found it difficult to concentrate at work because of my family responsibilities
Q71. How happy or unhappy in general
Q72. how satisfied are you with your (main) job?
Q73. How satisfied are you with your family life?
Q74. R: Status of health in general
Q75. R: Did your mother ever work for pay for as long as one year, after you were born and before you were 14?
Q76A-1. R: (home full-time, part-time, or not at all) When a child was under school age?
Q76A-2. R: (home full-time, part-time, or not at all) When a child was under school age?
Q76B-1. SP: (home full-time, part-time, or not at all) When a child was under school age?
Q76B-2. SP: (home full-time, part-time, or not at all) After the youngest child started school?
Q77. Who usually makes/made the decisions about how to bring up your children?
Q78-1. Member of the following organizations or groups:Political association
Q78-2. Member of the following organizations or groups:Residential/neighborhood association
Q78-3. Member of the following organizations or groups:Social service club (Volunteer group/ NPO)
Q78-4. Member of the following organizations or groups:Citizens’ movement/ Consumers’ cooperative group
Q78-5. Member of the following organizations or groups:Religious group
Q78-6. Member of the following organizations or groups:Alumni association
Q78-7. Member of the following organizations or groups:Recreational association (hobby and sports)
Q78-8. Member of the following organizations or groups:Labor union
Q78-9. Member of the following organizations or groups:Occupational/Professional association/Trade association
Q79A. Most actively participated organizations/groups in the last 12 months
Q79B. Of this organization/group, which of the following best describes the relationships among the members?
Q79C. Are members in this organization/group different from each other in the way they think and do things?
Q80A. With how many family members or relatives, excluding those who live with you, do you have contact through telephone, mails, internet, or face-to-face?
Q80B. With how many people other than family members or relatives do you have contact through telephone, mails, internet, or face-to-face?
Q80C. Among nonkin contacts with whom you frequently socialize, which of the following best describes social characteristics of these people?
Q81-1. Have any relatives, friends, or acquaintances:Professor
Q81-2. Have any relatives, friends, or acquaintances:Lawyer
Q81-3. Have any relatives, friends, or acquaintances:Nurse
Q81-4. Have any relatives, friends, or acquaintances:Computer programmer
Q81-5. Have any relatives, friends, or acquaintances:Middle school teacher
Q81-6. Have any relatives, friends, or acquaintances:Personal manger
Q81-7. Have any relatives, friends, or acquaintances:Farmer
Q81-8. Have any relatives, friends, or acquaintances:Hair dresser
Q81-9. Have any relatives, friends, or acquaintances:Receptionist
Q81-10. Have any relatives, friends, or acquaintances:Policeman
Q82A. Do you have relatives, friends, or acquaintances in a foreign country?
Q82B. Do you have acquaintances of foreign origin?
Q83. During the process of getting your current/last job, how many people helped you in all kinds of ways?
Q83-1. During the process of getting your current/last job, how many people helped you in all kinds of ways?
Q84. How often do you go out to eat or drink with three or more nonkin others?
Q84-1-1. (During the get-together) Someone with special status often speaks first
Q84-1-2. (During the get-together) One or two people often dominate the conversation
Q84-1-3. (During the get-together) Seating is often carefully managed even on informal occasions
Q84-2. (During the get-together) How often do you meet new friends on these occasions?
Q85-1. Channel from which you sought help first, course of channeling help:Emotional/psychological
Q85-2. Channel from which you sought help first, course of channeling help:Health
Q85-3. Channel from which you sought help first, course of channeling help:Household chores/cares
Q85-4. Channel from which you sought help first, course of channeling help:Financial
Q85-5. Channel from which you sought help first, course of channeling help:Emergency/disaster
Q86A. For a close estimate, with how many neighbors are you on greeting terms?
Q86B. With how many neighbors could you ask for a favor when needed, such as watering plants, feeding pets, and giving an advice?
Q87-1. Difficulty of discussing together: With those who have equal social status to you
Q87-2. Difficulty of discussing together: With those who have higher social status than you
Q87-3. Difficulty of discussing together: With those who have lower social status than you
Q88-1. Participating in group discussion of local issues:Environmental issues
Q88-2. Participating in group discussion of local issues:Educational issues
Q88-3. Participating in group discussion of local issues:Safety issues
Q88-4. Participating in group discussion of local issues:Consumer issues
Q89-1. Participating in activities of public interest:Volunteer activities to improve my community
Q89-2. Participating in activities of public interest:Volunteer activities associated with sports, culture, arts, and/or scholarliness
Q89-3. Participating in activities of public interest:Volunteer activities associated with socially vulnerable groups
Q89-4. Participating in activities of public interest:Activities associated with political issues
Q90. To what extent do you agree that people in your residential community are able to collaboratively cope with the situation caused by a natural disaster?
Q91-1. Whether engaged in political request in the Legislative Election or not:Family member of relative
Q91-2. Whether engaged in political request in the Legislative Election or not:Co-worker
Q91-3. Whether engaged in political request in the Legislative Election or not:Neighbor
Q91-4. Whether engaged in political request in the Legislative Election or not:Friend
Q91-5. Whether engaged in political request in the Legislative Election or not:Religious leader of member
Q91-6. Whether engaged in political request in the Legislative Election or not:Fellow member of a club of voluntary organization
Q91-7. Whether engaged in political request in the Legislative Election or not:Campaign worker
Q91-8. Whether engaged in political request in the Legislative Election or not:Other(specify)
Q92-1. People like me don't have any say about what the government does
Q92-2. Politics and government are too complicated for me to understand what is going on
Q92-3. I am personally interested in politics
Q92-4. I want to make contributions towards society
Q92-5. The neighbors are mutually concerned for each other
Q92-6. The neighbors are willing to provide assistance when I am in need
Q93-1. Interpersonal trust: Relatives
Q93-2. Interpersonal trust: Friends
Q93-3. Interpersonal trust: Neighbors
Q93-4. Interpersonal trust: Work colleagues
Q93-5. Interpersonal trust: Strangers
Q93-6. Interpersonal trust: Physicians
Q93-7. Interpersonal trust: Banking staff
Q93-8. Interpersonal trust: Company executives
Q93-9. Interpersonal trust: Journalists
Q93-10. Interpersonal trust: NGO/NPO leaders
Q93-11. Interpersonal trust: Teachers
Q93-12. Interpersonal trust: Local govt officials
Q93-13. Interpersonal trust: Central govt officials
Q93-14. Interpersonal trust: Police officers
Q93-15. Interpersonal trust: Military officers
Q93-16. Interpersonal trust: Judges
Q94. What do you think of human nature?
Q95. General trust with people
Q96. How long have you been living in the same area (township/city district)?
Q97. Do you feel that you have the power to make important decisions to change the course of your life?
Q98. Do you own any publicly traded stocks?
Q99-1. My child(ren): Often fights with family members due to the internet problem
Q99-2. My child(ren): Unlike normal times, looks confident and tells what s/he wants to say only when doing the internet
Q99-3. My child(ren): Has changed aggressive (verbally and physically) ever since s/he became indulged in the internet
Q99-4. My child(ren): Used to do the internet for more than 4 hours a day without moving in a single spot
Q99-5. My child(ren): Used to do the internet without meals or rest (even without going to the restroom)
Q99-6. My child(ren): Is not concerned with nearby people’s eyes or reactions due to the internet
Q99-7. My child(ren): Used to get irritated or upset when interrupted by other people in the course of doing the internet
Q99-8. My child(ren): Used to do the internet overnight more than an entire day
Q99-9. My child(ren): Got worse grades in the school due to the internet
Q100-1. R: Often get inefficient in what I’m doing due to the internet
Q100-2. R: Can’t do other things without doing the internet since I become so anxious about what’s happening
Q100-3. R: Used to keep doing the internet even saying to myself to stop it
Q100-4. R: Used to get inattentive with fatigue due to the internet
Q100-5. R: Used to fail to accomplish what was planned in the course of doing the internet
Q100-6. R: Become pleasant and easily excited when doing the internet
Q100-7. R: Become irritated when things go wrong or unexpected in the course of doing the internet
Q100-8. R: Become impatient and restless without doing the internet
Q100-9. R: Tend to do the internet for longer hours than expected once I begin to do it
Q100-10. R: Become more confident in the course of doing the internet
Q100-11. R: Can control the time by myself to do the internet
Q100-12. R: How long do you, respectively, do the internet on average in a day?
Q100-13. R: How long do you, respectively, do the internet on average in a day?
Q101-1(1). How long do your child, respectively, do the internet on average in a day?
Q101-1(2). How long do your child, respectively, do the internet on average in a day?
Q101-2(1). Do you use the SNS?
Q101-2(2). What is the primary purpose of your SNS use?
Q102-2(1). How long do you use the SNS on average in a day?
Q102-2(2). How long do you use the SNS on average in a day?
Q102-3. Do you think you are using the SNS excessively?
Q103-1. I trust the information obtained from the SNS
Q103-2. I used to actively express my opinions on social issues through the SNS
Q103-3. I trust people I meet in the SNS
Q103-4. I used to get anxious or nervous if I don’t use the SNS for some time
Q103-5. I used to have poor performances in what I’m doing (studying, job) due to the SNS
Q104-1. Personality traits:Extraverted / Enthusiastic
Q104-2. Personality traits:Critical / Quarrelsome
Q104-3. Personality traits:Dependable / Self-disciplined
Q104-4. Personality traits:Anxious / Easily upset
Q104-5. Personality traits:Open to new experiences / Complex
Q104-6. Personality traits:Reserved / Quiet
Q104-7. Personality traits:Sympathetic / Warm
Q104-8. Personality traits:Disorganized / Careless
Q104-9. Personality traits:Calm / Emotionally stable
Q104-10. Personality traits:Conventional / Uncreative
Q105-1. (In the past month did you) Think that you would be better off dead or wish you were dead?
Q105-2. (In the past month did you) Think that you wish to harm yourself?
Q105-3. (In the past month did you) Think that you think about suicide?
Q105-4. (In the past month did you) Think that you have a suicide plan?
Q105-5. Have you ever attempted suicide? (In your lifetime)
Q105-6. Did you ever make a suicide attempt?
Q106(1). Trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or sleeping too much
Q106(2). Feeling tired or having little energy
Q106(3). Poor appetite or overeating
Q106(4). Little interest or pleasure in doing things
Q106(5). Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless
Q106(6). Feeling bad about yourself, feeling that you are a failure, or feeling that you have let yourself or your family down
Q106(7). Trouble concentrating on things such as reading the newspaper or watching television
Q106(8). Moving or speaking so slowly that other people could have noticed. Or being so fidgety or restless that you have been moving around a lot more than usual
Q106(9). Thinking that you would be better off dead or that you want to hurt yourself in some way
Q106-1. (If you indicated any responses other than ‘Not at all’ in Question 106-1 thru 106-9 above) How difficult have these problems made it for you to do your work, take care of things at home, or get along with other people?
Q107-1. I enjoy intimate conversations with my family or friends
Q107-2. I think that I trust my friends and they also trust me
Q107-3. I find it difficult and troublesome to maintain intimate relationships with other people
Q107-4. I sometimes feel lonely since I don’t have any intimate friend to whom I can tell my problem
Q107-5. There are not many people who listen to my problem when I really need it
Q107-6. It looks like that most people have more friends than I have
Q107-7. I have not experienced any intimate and trustful relationships with other people
Q108-1. Sometimes become overwhelmed by my own emotions and find it difficult to control my emotions
Q108-2. Sometimes lose control of my own behavior when I become upset or don't feel so good
Q109(1). I had natural disasters that threaten my own life
Q109(2). I had serious accidents
Q109(3). I suffered from serious injuries or diseases
Q109(4). My own parents or guardians have passed away or they suffered from serious illness or diseases
Q109(5). My parents were divorced or separated
Q109(6). My own brother or sister died or got serious injuries
Q109(7). My friend died or got serious injuries
Q109(8). I witnessed my own family or other people got physically hit by somebody
Q109(9). Any of my own family members suffered from mental illness or nervous breakdown
Q109(10). My own parents or guardians had the alcoholic or drug addiction
Q109(11). I witnessed a murder
Q109(12). I had my own face hit by the palm of the hand
Q109(13). I had burnt, as a punishment, by hot water, cigarette, or something similar to it
Q109(14). I was hit by fist or foot
Q109(15). I was hit, as a punishment, by some objects thrown by somebody
Q109(16). I was pushed seriously, as a punishment, by somebody
Q109(17). I was often scorned or got contempt
Q109(18). I often felt that I was disregarded or failed to approved
Q109(19). I often heard that I was useless
Q109(20). I often felt that I was abandoned without enough attention or I was not loved
Q109(21). My own parents or guardians failed to understand what I needed
Q109(22). Somebody had physical contacts with me that are sexually unpleasant (ex, contacts in secret parts of the body, forceful kissing, sexual intercourse, and the like)
Q109-1. Which was the problem that had the most serious impact on your life?
Q109-2. How seriously did you feel the anxiety, fear or powerlessness when you had such a problem?
Q109-3. When you had such a problem, did you feel as if you were separated from your own body or dreaming something?
Q109-4. Who was the primary person that made you suffer from such a problem?
Q110(1). Now I am often scorned or got contempt
Q110(2). Now I often feel that I am disregarded or fail to approved
Q110(3). Now I often hear that I am useless
Q110(4). Now I often feel that I am abandoned without enough attention or I am not loved
Q110(5). Now my own parents or guardians fail to understand what I need
Q110-1. Who was the primary person that made you suffer from such a problem?
Q111-1.Is your mother alive?
Q111-2. (If she passed away) How old were you when she passed away?
Q111-3. What was the reason she passed away?
Q111-4. Is your father alive?
Q111-5. (If he has passed away) how old were you when he passed away?
Q111-6. What was the reason he passed away?