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Q1a In circle of friends, relatives and acquaintances: bus/ lorry driver?
Q1b In circle of friends, relatives and acquaintances: senior executive of a large company?
Q1c In circle of friends, relatives and acquaintances: home or office cleaner?
Q1d In circle of friends, relatives and acquaintances: hairdresser/ barber?
Q1e In circle of friends, relatives and acquaintances: human resource manager/ personnel manager?
Q1f In circle of friends, relatives and acquaintances: lawyer?
Q1g In circle of friends, relatives and acquaintances: car mechanic?
Q1h In circle of friends, relatives and acquaintances: nurse?
Q1i In circle of friends, relatives and acquaintances: police officer?
Q1j In circle of friends, relatives and acquaintances: school teacher?
Q2a Differences in income are too large.
Q2b Differences in people's standard of living should be small in fair societies.
Q2c It is the responsibility of the government to reduce the differences in income between people with high and low inco
Q2d Social benefits make people lazy.
Q3 Who should provide health care?
Q4 Who should provide care for older people?
Q5a Past 12 months how often taken part in activities: of groups for leisure, sports or culture?
Q5b Past 12 months how often taken part in activities: of political parties, political groups or associations?
Q5c Past 12 months how often taken part in activities: of charitable or religious organisations that do voluntary work?
Q6 No influence on government decisions
Q7a Whom to ask for help: in household or garden?
Q7b Whom to ask for help: in household when ill?
Q7c Whom to ask for help: in depression?
Q7d Whom to ask for help: in giving advice about family problems?
Q7e Whom to ask for help: in enjoying a pleasant social occasion with?
Q8a Whom or where to ask for help: borrow large sum of money?
Q8b Whom or where to ask for help: find a job?
Q8c Whom or where to ask for help: administrative problems or official paperwork?
Q8d Whom or where to ask for help: find a place to live?
Q8e Whom or where to ask for help: look after oneself if seriously ill?
Q9a Past 4 weeks how often felt: companionship lacking?
Q9b Past 4 weeks how often felt: isolated from others?
Q9c Past 4 weeks how often felt: left out?
Q10 How often people try to take advantage and how often try to be fair?
Q11 People can be trusted or can't be too careful in dealing with people?
Q12a How much personal trust in: national courts
Q12b How much personal trust in: major private companies
Q13a Adult children have a duty to look after their elderly parents.
Q13b Take care of yourself and family first, before helping others.
Q13c People better off should help friends who are less well off.
Q14 Too much pressure from family about way of life?
Q15 Too many demands from family, relatives and friends?
Q16 Past 4 weeks how often: family members act angry with you?
Q17 How often: go out with friends or acquaintances?
Q18 How often: make new friends when going out with friends?
Q19 In contact with how many people on a typical weekday?
Q20 Therefrom in face-to-face contact on a typical weekday?
Q21 How often contact with parent most frequently in contact with?
Q22 How often contact with sibling most frequently in contact with?
Q23 How often contact with adult child most frequently in contact with?
Q24 How often contact with other family member most frequently in contact with?
Q25 How often contact with close friend most frequently in contact with?
Q26 How much of contact with family and close friends via the internet?
Q27 Health status in general
Q28a Past 4 weeks how often felt: unhappy and depressed?
Q28b Past 4 weeks how often felt: difficulties unable to overcome?
Q29 It is easy for me to accomplish my goals.
Q30 Life in general: How satisfied on the whole?
Q31 How difficult to make ends meet from total household's income?
Q32 In how many languages able to hold a conversation?
Q33a Friendship should be of use to yourself.
Q33b Favours should be repaid.
Q34a How often does one person dominate conversation at meetings with friends?
Q34b How often is consideration given to who sits near whom at meeting with friends?
Q35 How often contact with person from home town/ region of origin most frequently in contact with?
Q36 How often contact with person from religious community most frequently in contact with?
Sex of Respondent
Age of respondent
Education I: years of schooling
Currently, formerly, or never in paid work
Hours worked weekly
Employment relationship
Self-employed: how many employees
Type of organization, for-profit/ non profit
Type of organization, public/ private
Main status
Trade union membership
Groups of religious affiliations (derived from nat_RELIG)
Attendance of religious services
Top-Bottom self-placement
How many persons in household
How many children in household: children between [school age] and 17 years of age
How many toddlers in household: children up to [school age -1] years
Legal partnership status
Place of living: urban - rural
Escalões Etários (4 grupos)
Standardized Residual
Studentized Residual
Cook's Distance
Standardized DFFIT
Standardized DFBETA Intercept
Standardized DFBETA Perceção_desigualdades_sociais
Standardized DFBETA Bem_Estar_Subjetivo_Inv
Standardized DFBETA Suporte_Social
Standardized DFBETA Integração_Social