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კავკასიის ბარომეტრი CRRC-ის მიერ სოციალურ-ეკონომიკური და პოლიტიკური დამოკიდებულებების შესახებ ჩატარებული შინამეურნეობების ყოველწლიური კვლევაა
საველე სამუშაოები მიმდინარეობდა 2013 წლის 3 ოქტომბრიდან 2013 წლის 14 დეკემბრამდე
Caucasus Barometer is an annual survey about socio-economic issues and political attitudes conducted by the Caucasus Research Resource Centers (CRRC) in the three countries of the South Caucasus: Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. The project started in 2004. Representative nationwide data is available since 2008 (before 2010, the survey was titled The Data Initiative).
Population: Adults (18 years old and over), excluding the populations living in territories affected by military conflict (Mountainous Karabakh, South Ossetia and Abkhazia) and Nakhichevan.
Sample Design: Multi-stage cluster sampling with preliminary stratification.
Sample Size: 5953 respondents (1832 in Armenia, 1988 in Azerbaijan, 2133 in Georgia).
Response rate: 65% in Armenia, 82% in Azerbaijan, 69% in Georgia.
Survey mode: Face-to-face paper-and-pencil interview (PAPI).
Interview languages: Armenian, Azerbaijani, Georgian.
Fieldwork Dates: October 3, 2013 to December 17, 2013.
Downloads: Questionnaire, Show cards.
Principal Investigator: Dr. Tinatin Zurabishvili, Caucasus Barometer Project Coordinator.
Contact for more Information: Dr. Tinatin Zurabishvili, tina@crrccenters.org
კავკასიის ბარომეტრი 2013 ქვეყანათაშორისი ბაზა
კავკასიის ბარომეტრი CRRC-ის მიერ სოციალურ-ეკონომიკური და პოლიტიკური დამოკიდებულებების შესახებ ჩატარებული შინამეურნეობების ყოველწლიური კვლევაა
ქვეყნები: სომხეთი აზერბაიჯანი საქართველო
საველე სამუშაოები მიმდინარეობდა 2013 წლის 3 ოქტომბრიდან 2013 წლის 14 დეკემბრამდე
ცვლადიSETTYPE: Settlement typeRESPSEX: Respondent's sexAGEGROUP: Age groupACTPBLM: Activities during last 6 months: Attended a public meetingACTMEDIA: Activities during last 6 months: Written a letter / called a newspaper, TV or radioACTINTNT: Activities during last 6 months: Made a comment in the Internet to a publicationACTREST: Activities during last 6 months: Went to a restaurantACTCHAR: Activities during last 6 months: Made a contribution to a charityACTVLNT: Activities during last 6 months: Volunteered without compensationACTDNCH: Activities during last 6 months: Donated money to a church / mosqueACTTHEA: Activities during last 6 months: Went to a theatre / cinemaACTRESDT: Activities during last 6 months: Helped someone to resolve a disputeACTCHORE: Activities during last 6 months: Helped a neighbor/friend with household choresACTCLEAN: Activities during last 6 months: Cleaned/helped to clean public spaceACTSPET: Activities during last 6 months: Signed a petition, including online petitionsRATEHAP: How happy would you say you are?GALLTRU: Most people can be trusted?HLTHRAT: How would you rate your health?CIGAVGD: Do you smoke?REGEXCER: Are you currently exercising on a regular basis, for at least 2 hours per week?DISCPRPR: Frequency of discussing private problems with close relatives and friendsBUSINUSA: Approval of doing business with AmericansBUSINARM: Approval of doing business with ArmeniansBUSINAZE: Approval of doing business with AzerbaijanisBUSINEUR: Approval of doing business with EuropeansBUSINGEO: Approval of doing business with GeorgiansBUSINIRA: Approval of doing business with IraniansBUSINJEW: Approval of doing business with JewsBUSINKUR: Approval of doing business with Kurds, YezidisBUSINRUS: Approval of doing business with RussiansBUSINTUR: Approval of doing business with TurksMARWUSA: Approval of women marrying AmericansMARWARM: Approval of women marrying ArmeniansMARWAZE: Approval of women marrying AzerbaijanisMARWEUR: Approval of women marrying EuropeansMARWGEO: Approval of women marrying GeorgiansMARWIRA: Approval of women marrying IraniansMARWJEW: Approval of women marrying JewsMARWKUR: Approval of women marrying Kurds, YezidisMARWRUS: Approval of women marrying RussiansMARWTUR: Approval of women marrying TurksFAMCLAB: Have family member or close relative currently living abroadCLFRDAB: Have any close friends currently living abroadFATEINLF: Perception of fatalismLIFESAT: Overall life satisfactionEXPREPN: Expectation: Close people will help repair apartment/houseEXPILL: Expectation: Close people will take care when illEXPMON: Expectation: Close people will lend money for a month for usual expensesJUSDVRS: Always justified/never justified: Getting a divorceJUSABOR: Always justified/never justified: Having an abortionJUSSPOUS: Always justified/never justified: Cheating on one’s spouseHAVEJOB: Do you have a job?UNEMYRS: Duration of unemploymentINTSTJOB: Interested in a jobLOOKJOB: Looking for a job during the past 4 weeksJOBSTART: Able to start working within the next 14 daysWORKTYP: Status and type of primary workplaceWORKYRS: Duration of employmentWORKSEC: Primary employment sectorJOBDESC: Which of the following best describes the job you do?JOBSATFN: Overall job satisfactionWORKVAL: I feel valued at workFAIRCOM: I am fairly compensatedJBNEEDED: I am doing something that many people needPERSINC: Personal income last monthSAVPERS: Do you have any personal savings?DEBTPERS: Do you have any personal debts?OWEMON: Does anybody owe you money?BANKACC: Do you have a bank account or a bank card?NEWHHJOB: Anyone in the HH started a new job in the last 12 months?JOBLOST: Anyone in the HH lost job in the last 12 month?WORKRLT: Done unpaid or paid work for your family's or close relatives' business?GETJOBF: The most important factor for getting a good jobPOLDIRN: Direction in which the country's domestic politics are goingQUALINF: How well TVs in the country inform the populationTRUHLTH: Trust - Healthcare systemTRUBANK: Trust - BanksTRUEDUC: Trust - Educational systemTRUARMY: Trust - ArmyTRUCRTS: Trust - Court systemTRUNGOS: Trust - NGOsTRUPARL: Trust - ParliamentTRUEXEC: Trust - Executive governmentTRUPRES: Trust - PresidentTRUPOLI: Trust - PoliceTRUPPS: Trust - Political partiesTRUMEDI: Trust - MediaTRULOCG: Trust - Local governmentTRURELI: Trust - Religious institutions respondent belongs toTRUOMB: Trust - OmbudsmanTRUSTEU: Trust - EUTRUSTUN: Trust - UNIMPISS1: Most important issue facing the countryIMPISS2: Second most important issue facing the countryDISCPOL: How often do you discuss politics/current events with friends/close relatives?FAIRTRT: People are treated fairly by the governmentFREESPK: People have the right to openly say what they thinkGOVTROL: Government should be like a parent VS Government should be like an employeeOWNRSHP: Private ownership of business VS Government ownership of businessOBJCOUR: Court system favors some citizens VS treats all equallyPROTEST: People should VS People should not participate in protest actionsVOTPRCP: Would you participate in presidential elections next Sunday?VOTLELE: Did you vote in the last national elections?ELCOND: Fairness of the most recent national electionsICITLAW: Important for a good citizen - always obey lawsICITGOV: Important for a good citizen - support the government on every occasionICITVOTE: Important for a good citizen - vote in electionsICITTRAD: Important for a good citizen - follow traditionsIMPGCVW: Important for a good citizen - do volunteer workICITHELP: Important for a good citizen - support people who are worse offICITOPP: Important for a good citizen - be critical towards the governmentCNTRDEM: How much of a democracy is country today?ATTDEM: Attitude towards democracyNATOSUPP: Support of country's membership in NATOEUSUPP: Support of country's membership in EUMAINFRN: Main friend of the countryMAINENEM: Main enemy of the countryETHNIC: Respondent's ethnicityPROUDETH: How proud or how not proud are you to be part of this ethnic group?RESPEDU: Highest level of education you have achievedRFAEDUC: Highest level of education your father has achievedRMOEDUC: Highest level of education your mother has achievedKNOWRUS: Knowledge of RussianKNOWENG: Knowledge of EnglishKNOWOTH: Knowledge of other foreign languageCOMPABL: Knowledge of computerFLMANDSC: Any foreign language mandatory at schools?UNIVADM: The best way to organize admissions to the universitiesFRQINTR: Frequency of internet usageNOINTWHY: Main reason for not using internetINTACEM: Most frequent internet activities - Receive / send emailsINTASCNA: Most frequent internet activities - Use other social networking sitesINTASKY: Most frequent internet activities - Use SkypeINTAIMSG: Most frequent internet activities - Use instant messenger (EXCEPT Skype)INTACFD: Most frequent internet activities - Engage in forum discussionsINTACBL: Most frequent internet activities - Write / read other’s blogsINTACIN: Most frequent internet activities - Search for informationINTACSH: Most frequent internet activities - ShopINTACNW: Most frequent internet activities - Read / listen to / watch the newsINTACEN: Most frequent internet activities - Download / Listen/watch music/videosINTACGM: Most frequent internet activities - Play online gamesINTACDW: Most frequent internet activities - Visit dating websitesINTACOT: Most frequent internet activities - OtherUSEFBWK: Do you use Facebook at least once a week?NUMFBFR: How many friends do you currently have on Facebook?FBACTVT: What do you do most frequently, when you are actually on Facebook?FBOPNEXP: Find it easy/hard to express your opinion in Facebook newsfeed/in your comments?IDEALNCH: Ideal number of children per familyRELGION: Respondent's religionRELIMP: How important is religion in your daily life?RELSERV: Frequency of attendance of religious servicesRELFAST: Frequency of fasting when required by religious traditionRLGIOUS: How religious would you say you are?MIGSHRT: Interested in temporary emigration?EMIGRAT: Interested in permanent emigration?PAYBRIB: Paid a bribe during the last 12 monthsRESPMAR: Respondent - marital statusECONSTN: HH economic situationOWNCOTV: HH owns - Color televisionOWNDIGC: HH owns - Digital photo cameraOWNWASH: HH owns - Automatic washing machineOWNFRDG: HH owns - RefrigeratorOWNAIRC: HH owns - Air conditionerOWNCARS: HH owns - CarOWNLNDP: HH owns - Land line phoneOWNCELL: HH owns - Cell phoneCELLINT: HH owns - Activated Internet access from cell phoneOWNCOMP: HH owns - Personal computerWEBHOME: HH has internet accessLIMBRED: Does HH limit consumption of bread, pasta?LIMMILK: Does HH limit consumption of butter, milk?LIMPOUL: Does HH limit consumption of poultry / Chicken meat?LIMBEEF: Does HH limit consumption of beef?LIMPORK: Does HH limit consumption of pork?LIMFISH: Does HH limit consumption of fish?LIMVEGS: Does HH limit consumption of fruit, vegetables?LIMPOTA: Does HH limit consumption of potatoes?LIMSWEE: Does HH limit consumption of sweets and chocolates?LIMELEC: Does HH limit consumption of electricity?LIMGASS: Does HH limit consumption of gas?LIMTRAN: Does HH limit consumption of transportation?NOMONFD: Not enough money to buy food for past 12 monthsINCSOUCO: Sources of HH income: Money from relatives living in the countryINCSOUAB: Sources of HH income: Money from relatives living abroadINCSOUAG: Sources of HH income: Sales of agricultural productsINCSOUSL: Sources of HH income: SalariesINCSOUGO: Sources of HH income: Pensions and government benefitsINCSOURE: Sources of HH income: Rent collectedINCSOUPR: Sources of HH income: Sold propertyINCSOUIN: Sources of HH income: Interest/Investment returnsINCSOUOT: Sources of HH income: Other sourceMONYTOT: HH monetary income last monthSPENDMO: HH spending last monthFOODDBT: Frequency of borrowing money for foodUTILDBT: Frequency of borrowing money for utilitiesCURRUNG: Current perceived economic rungFUTRUNG: Perceived economic rung in 5 yearsRELCOND: Perceived relative economic conditionMININCR: Minimal monthly income for normal lifeCHLDFIN: Perceived financial situation of childrenWHYCHBO: Which of the following will contribute to your children being better off?NK4_1: Likely to find a solution to the conflict through peaceful negotiationNK4_2: Likely to find a solution to the conflict through forceRESABKH: When do you think the conflict in Abkhazia will be resolved?RC6_1: Favor/not accept - Have Abkhazia as a formal part of Georgia, without autonomyRC6_2: Favor/not accept - Have Abkhazia with a high degree of autonomy within GeorgiaRC6_3: Favor/not accept - Establish a confederation state between Georgia and AbkhaziaRC6_4: Favor/not accept - Have Abkhazia as an independent countryRC6_5: Favor/not accept - Have Abkhazia as a formal part of RussiaLISTENO: Did anybody else listen the interview?FRQDIST: Frequency of respondent being distractedFRQKNOW: Frequency the respondent seemed to lack knowledgeFRQRLCT: Frequency of respondent being reluctant to answer questionsFRQSHCD: Frequency of respondent being reluctant to use the show cardsRESPINL: Respondent’s level of intelligenceRESPSINC: Level of sincerity of the respondentRESPTIR: How tired was respondent at the end of the interview?INTLANG: Interview languageHHSIZE: Total number of people per householdHHASIZE: Total number of adults per household
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