ISSP 1988: Family and Changing Gender Roles

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v148 / ZA study number 1700
Respondent number
Country
Wrkng moms can have warm relat'ns w/chil
Pre-school child suffers if mom works
Family life suffers if woman works
Woman and family happier if woman works
What women really want is home and kids
Hhld work as satisfying as paid work
Work is best for women's independence
Men and wmn shld contribute to hhld inc
Wife's job: hhld/husband's: earn money
Would work without pay
Shld wmn work aft marriage/before child
Should women work with pre-school child
Shld women work aft ygst child at school
Should women work after kids leave home
Childcare: state or local nursery
Childcare: private crech or nursery
Childcare: babysitter
Childcare: day mother
Childcare: neighbour or friend
Childcare: grandparents
Childcare: relative
Advice to young woman on relationship
Advice to young man on relationship
Married people are happier
Pers freedom more impor than marriage
Finan securit main advantage of marriage
Children main purpose of marriage
Bad marriage better than no marriage
Marriage better if children wanted
Sing wmn raise child as wll as mar'd wmn
Sing man raise child as wll as mar'd man
Divorce to easy-undermns sersnss of marr
Homosexuals shld have right to get marr
Ideal number of children
Opinion about family size: no children
Opinion about family size: one child
Opinion about family size: two children
Opinion about family size: three childrn
Opinion about family size: four or more
Children are just trouble
Children are a joy
Children interfere with parents freedom
Without a child one is incomplete
Children are financial burdens
Without a child life is empty
Legal divorce is too easy
Shld divorce be easy for couples w/o kid
Shld divorce be easy for couples w/ kids
If marr is bad, parents div bett for kid
If marr bad, better for wife to get div
If marr bad, better for husb to get div
Did mother work when you were under 14
Were you ever divorced
Was spouse ever divorced
Living together before marriage
Married woman: work before children
Married woman: work w/ pre-school child
Married woman: work when ygst at school
Married woman: work when kids left home
Do you and your spouse work (see cbk)
Who earns more money (you or spouse)
Sex
Age
Marital status
Steady life partner
Education I - years
Education II - qualifications(see cbk)
Current employment status
Working hours
Occupation
Industrial sector (see cbk)
Professional group (see cbk)
Private vs. public sector
Self-employed
Supervise
Size of workplace (see cbk)
Tade union membership
Unemployment I
Unemployment II (see cbk)
Party affiliation
Party affil. country specific
Strength of party affil.
Vote next election I
Vote next election II (see cbk)
Vote last election I
Vote last election II
Left right scale
Rligion
Church attendance
Subjective social class
Type of housing
Spouse: education I
Spouse: education II
Spouse education status
Spouse self-employed
Spouse occupation
Spouse: professional group
Size of household
Household cycle
Family income I
Family income II (class) (see cbk)
Earnings I
Earnings II (class) (see cbk)
Region
Urban rural
Father education I: years
Father education II: qualifications
Father: occupation
Mother education i: years
Mother education II:qualifications
Mother: occupation
Degree of responsiveness
Weighting factor
Sex of 1st person
Age of 1st person
Relation to 1st person
Sex 2nd person
Age 2nd person
Relation to 2nd person
Sex 3rd person
Age 3rd person
Relation to 3rd person
Sex 4th person
Age 4th person
Relation to 4th person
Sex 5th person
Age 5th person
Relation to 5th person
Sex 6th person
Age 6th person
Relation to 6th person
Sex 7th person
Age 7th person
Relation to 7th person
Sex 8th person
Age 8th person
Relation to 8th person
Sex 9th person
Age 9th person
Relation to 9th person
Age 10th person
Age 11th person
Age 12th person
Race
Country of family origin