Question Answer SPSS NSD Label Variable Variable Varia Type Name ble Name CTRYOLD STv1 Old Country code Category (unused) STRA STv2 STRATUM NUMBER: Category if stratified sample SCHO STv3 SCHOOL NUMBER Category CLAS STv4 CLASS NUMBER Category STUD Sv5 STUDENT NUMBER Category ADM STv6 TESTADMINISTRATO Category R DDAY STv7 DATE DAY Category DMONTH STv8 DATE MONTH Category DYEAR STv9 DATE YEAR Category PCOP STv10 PC OPERATOR Category 1. What does a. A school RELEV_A Sv11 RELEVANCE OF Likert(5) history mean to subject and no HISTORY: just you? more school subject (A 2.2.2; B 3.1; Tab.B6) 1. What does b. A source of RELEV_B Sv12 RELEVANCE OF Likert(5) history mean to adventure and HISTORY: you? excitement, excitement (A fascinating 2.2.2; B 3.1; and Tab.B6) stimulating my imagination 1. What does c. A chance RELEV_C Sv13 RELEVANCE OF Likert(5) history mean to for myself to HISTORY: a you? learn from chance to learn failures and from (A 2.2.2; B successes of 3.1; Tab.B6) others 1. What does d. Something RELEV_D Sv14 RELEVANCE OF Likert(5) history mean to dead and gone, HISTORY: is dead you? which has and gone (A nothing to do 2.2.2; B 3.1; with my Tab.B6) present life 1. What does e. A number of RELEV_E Sv15 RELEVANCE OF Likert(5) history mean to instructive HISTORY: example you? examples of for right/wrong what is right (A 2.2.2; B 3.1; or wrong, good Tab.B6) or bad 1. What does f. Shows the RELEV_F Sv16 RELEVANCE OF Likert(5) history mean to background of HISTORY: today's you? the present background (A way of life 2.2.2; B 3.1; and explains Tab.B6) today's problems 1. What does g. An RELEV_G Sv17 RELEVANCE OF Likert(5) history mean to accumulation HISTORY: you? of cruelties cruelties and and disasters disasters (A 2.2.2; B 3.1; Tab.B6) 1. What does h. A means of RELEV_H Sv18 RELEVANCE OF Likert(5) history mean to mastering my HISTORY: tools you? life as part to master life of historic (A 2.2.2; B 3.1; changes Tab.B6) 2. In your a. Knowledge AIMS_A Sv19 IMPORTANCE OF Likert(5) opinion: What of the past AIMS: knowlegde importance have of the past (A the following 2.2.2; B 3.1; aims of the Tab.B7) study of history? 2. In your b. AIMS_B Sv20 IMPORTANCE OF Likert(5) opinion: What Understanding AIMS: understand importance have the present the present (A the following 2.2.2; B 3.1; aims of the Tab.B7) study of history? 2. In your c. Orientation AIMS_C Sv21 IMPORTANCE OF Likert(5) opinion: What for the future AIMS: importance have orientation for the following the future (A aims of the 2.2.2; B 3.1; study of Tab.B7) history? 3. What a. School text- FUN_A Sv22 ENJOY Likert(5) presentations books PRESENTATION: of history do text books (A you ENJOY? 2.2.4; B 3.2; Tab.B13) 3. What b. Historical FUN_B Sv23 ENJOY Likert(5) presentations documents and PRESENTATION: of history do sources documents and you ENJOY? sources (A 2.2.4; B 3.2; Tab.B13) 3. What c. Historical FUN_C Sv24 ENJOY Likert(5) presentations novels PRESENTATION: of history do history novels you ENJOY? (A 2.2.4; B 3.2; Tab.B13) 3. What d. Fictional FUN_D Sv25 ENJOY Likert(5) presentations films PRESENTATION: of history do fictional films you ENJOY? (A 2.2.4; B 3.2; Tab.B13) 3. What e. TV- FUN_E Sv26 ENJOY Likert(5) presentations documentaries PRESENTATION: TV of history do documentaries (A you ENJOY? 2.2.4; B 3.2; Tab.B13) 3. What f. Teachers FUN_F Sv27 ENJOY Likert(5) presentations telling PRESENTATION: of history do teacher's you ENJOY? telling (A 2.2.4; B 3.2; Tab.B13) 3. What g. Other FUN_G Sv28 ENJOY Likert(5) presentations adults (e.g. PRESENTATION: of history do parents, adults' telling you ENJOY? grandparents) (A 2.2.4; B 3.2; telling Tab.B13) 3. What h. Museums and FUN_H Sv29 ENJOY Likert(5) presentations historic PRESENTATION: of history do places museums and you ENJOY? sites (A 2.2.4; B 3.2; Tab.B13) 4. What a. School text- TRUST_A Sv30 TRUST Likert(5) presentations books PRESENTATION: of history do text books (A you TRUST? 2.2.4; B 3.3; Tab.B20) 4. What b. Historical TRUST_B Sv31 TRUST Likert(5) presentations documents and PRESENTATION: of history do sources documents and you TRUST? sources (A 2.2.4; B 3.3; Tab.B20) 4. What c. Historical TRUST_C Sv32 TRUST Likert(5) presentations novels PRESENTATION: of history do history novels you TRUST? (A 2.2.4; B 3.3; Tab.B20) 4. What d. Fictional TRUST_D Sv33 TRUST Likert(5) presentations films PRESENTATION: of history do fictional films you TRUST? (A 2.2.4; B 3.3; Tab.B20) 4. What e. TV- TRUST_E Sv34 TRUST Likert(5) presentations documentaries PRESENTATION: TV of history do documentaries (A you TRUST? 2.2.4; B 3.3; Tab.B20) 4. What f. Teachers TRUST_F Sv35 TRUST Likert(5) presentations telling PRESENTATION: of history do teacher's you TRUST? telling (A 2.2.4; B 3.3; Tab.B20) 4. What g. Other TRUST_G Sv36 TRUST Likert(5) presentations adults (e.g. PRESENTATION: of history do parents, other adults' you TRUST? grandparents) telling (A telling 2.2.4; B 3.3; Tab.B20) 4. What h. Museums and TRUST_H Sv37 TRUST Likert(5) presentations historic PRESENTATION: of history do places museums and you TRUST? sites (A 2.2.4; B 3.3; Tab.B20) 5. What does a. We listen USULIS Sv38 USUAL LESSON: Likert(5) usually happen to teacher's students listen in your history stories about to teacher (A lessons? the past 2.2.5; B 3.5.1; Tab.B30) 5. What does b. We are USURW Sv39 USUAL LESSON: Likert(5) usually happen informed of studends are in your history what was good told right and lessons? or bad, right wrong (A 2.2.5; or wrong in B 3.5.1; history Tab.B30) 5. What does c. We discuss USUDIS Sv40 USUAL LESSON: Likert(5) usually happen different students discuss in your history explanations explanations (A lessons? of what 2.2.5; B 3.5.1; happened in Tab.B30) the past 5. What does d. We study USUSRC Sv41 USUAL LESSON: Likert(5) usually happen historical students study in your history sources, e.g. historical lessons? documents, sources (A pictures or 2.2.5; B 3.5.1; maps Tab.B30) 5. What does e. We retell USURET Sv42 USUAL LESSON: Likert(5) usually happen and students in your history reinterpret reinterpret lessons? history history (A ourselves 2.2.5; B 3.5.1; Tab.B30) 5. What does f. We listen USUMED Sv43 USUAL LESSON: Likert(5) usually happen to students use in your history radioprograms audiovisual lessons? or tapes or media (A 2.2.5; look at B 3.5.1; historical Tab.B30) videos and films 5. What does g. We use the USUBOK Sv44 USUAL LESSON: Likert(5) usually happen textbook students use in your history and/or books/worksheets lessons? worksheets (A 2.2.5; B 3.5.1; Tab.B30) 5. What does h. We use a USUACT Sv45 USUAL LESSON: Likert(5) usually happen range of students use in your history activities, range of lessons? e.g. role- activities (A plays, local 2.2.5; B 3.5.1; projects or Tab.B30) visiting museums/sites 6. What do you a. We seek FOCFAC Sv46 LESSON FOCUS: Likert(5) concentrate on knowledge learn main in your history about the main historical facts lessons? facts in (A 2.2.5; B history 3.6.1; Tab.B36) 6. What do you b. We morally FOCJUD Sv47 LESSON FOCUS: Likert(5) concentrate on judge judge historical in your history historical events (A 2.2.5; lessons? events B 3.6.1; according to Tab.B36) the standards of human and civil rights 6. What do you c. We try to FOCIMA Sv48 LESSON FOCUS: Likert(5) concentrate on imagine whta imagine how past in your history it felt like felt (A 2.2.5; B lessons? in the past, 3.6.1; Tab.B36) taking account of all viewpoints 6. What do you d. We try to FOCUND Sv49 LESSON FOCUS: Likert(5) concentrate on understand the understand/recon in your history behaviour of struate past (A lessons? past persons 2.2.5; B 3.6.1; by Tab.B36) reconstructing the special situations and conteporary thoughts of the period when they lived 6. What do you e. We use FOCTOD Sv50 LESSON FOCUS: Likert(5) concentrate on history to explain today's in your history explain the history (A lessons? situation in 2.2.5; B 3.6.1; the world Tab.B36) today and to find out the tendencies of change 6. What do you f. We are FOCFUN Sv51 LESSON FOCUS: be Likert(5) concentrate on fascinated by fascinated and in your history and have fun have fun (A lessons? dealing with 2.2.5; B 3.6.1; history Tab.B36) 6. What do you g. We learn to FOCTRA Sv52 LESSON FOCUS: Likert(5) concentrate on acknowledge learn people's in your history the tradition (A lessons? traditions, 2.2.5; B 3.6.1; characteristic Tab.B36) s, values and tasks of our nation and society 6. What do you h. We learn to FOCVAL Sv53 LESSON FOCUS: Likert(5) concentrate on value the value historical in your history preservation relics (A 2.2.5; lessons? of historical B 3.6.1; relics and old Tab.B36) buildings 7. Assessment a. What mark MARK_A Sv54 PUPILS MARK: Likert(5) do you usually usual mark in get in the historical tests history (or (A 2.2.1; B 4.1; social Tab.B43) science) test or report (If you don't get a mark, guess what your teacher thinks of your work) 7. Assessment b. What mark MARK_B Sv55 TEACHER MARK: Likert(5) would you give mark for teacher your teacher (A 2.2.1; B 4.1; of history (be Tab.B43) fair!) 8. Are you a SEX Sv56 SEX: sex/gender special girl or a boy? of respondent (A 1.2.4; B 4.1; Tab.B44) 9. What is your AGE Sv57 Age of number age? respondent (A 1.2.4; B 4.1; Tab.B44) 10. Where do Metropolis CITY Sv58 TOWN SIZE: size Likert(4) you live? (more than 1 of home town (A mill. 1.2.4; B 4.1; inhabitants) - Tab.B45) Large town (more than 200 000 inhabitants) - Small or middle size town (up to 200 000 inh.) 11. What is NATI1 Sv59 NATIONALITY 1: Category your what is your nationality? nationality (B 4.1) 11. What is NATI2 Sv60 NATIONALITY 2: Category your other nationality? nationality/spec ified (do NOT use!!) 12. To which REL Sv61 DENOMINATION: Category religious religious community do community (A you belong? 2.2.1; B 4.1) 13. What does RELME Sv62 RELIGION: Likert(5) religion mean meaning of to you? religion (A 2.2.1; B 4.1; Tab.B46) 14.How strongly POLIN Sv63 POLITICS: Likert(5) are you interest in interested in politics (A politics? 2.2.1; B 4.1; Tab.B46) 15.At a rough BOOKS Sv64 BOOKS: number of Likert(5) guess: How many books at home (A books are there 2.2.1; B 4.1; in your home? Tab.B47) (school-books and periodicals excluded) 16. Your a. mother EDUMA Sv65 MOTHER: Likert(4) parents' education of education: mother (A 2.2.1; B 4.1; Tab.B48) 16. Your b. father EDUPA Sv66 FATHER: Likert(4) parents' education of education: father (A 2.2.1; B 4.1; Tab.B48) 17. If you a. High above INCOM Sv67 INCOME: Likert(5) compare your the average assessment of family's income family income (A with the income 2.2.1; B 4.1; of other Tab.B50) families in your country, do you think you are below, about or above the average? 18. Further FUTEDU Sv68 EDUC.PLANS: own Likert(4) education. We educational know it is plans (A 2.2.1; difficult to B 4.1; Tab.B51) llok into the future, but you might have done some thinking about what kind of education you would like to get ? 19. In the next a. Waged work RNKECO_A Sv69 CHRON.PLACEMENT: Order(5) question we in factories economies:waged want you to work (A 2.3.1; B place the 5.1; Tab.B64) events in the order in which they happened in the history of the world, from the earliest (1) to the most recent (5). Put one numer in each bracket. 19. In the next b. Trade RNKECO_B Sv70 CHRON.PLACEMENT: Order(5) question we between towns economies:trade want you to between towns (A place the 2.3.1; B 5.1; events in the Tab.B64) order in which they happened in the history of the world, from the earliest (1) to the most recent (5). Put one numer in each bracket. 19. In the next c. The RNKECO_C Sv71 CHRON.PLACEMENT: Order(5) question we cultivation of economies:land want you to land cultivation (A place the 2.3.1; B 5.1; events in the Tab.B64) order in which they happened in the history of the world, from the earliest (1) to the most recent (5). Put one numer in each bracket. 19. In the next d. Hunting and RNKECO_D Sv72 CHRON.PLACEMENT: Order(5) question we gathering economies:huntin want you to g (A 2.3.1; B place the 5.1; Tab.B64) events in the order in which they happened in the history of the world, from the earliest (1) to the most recent (5). Put one numer in each bracket. 19. In the next e. Automatic RNKECO_E Sv73 CHRON.PLACEMENT: Order(5) question we mass economies:mass want you to production production (A place the 2.3.1; B 5.1; events in the Tab.B64) order in which they happened in the history of the world, from the earliest (1) to the most recent (5). Put one numer in each bracket. 20. In the next a. The Russian RNKEVE_A Sv74 CHRON.PLACEMENT: Order(5) question we Revolution events:Russian want you to Revolution (A place the 2.3.1; B 5.1; events in the Tab.B64) order in which they happened in the history of the world, from the earliest (1) to the most recent (5). Put one numer in each bracket. 20. In the next b. The Second RNKEVE_B Sv75 CHRON.PLACEMENT: Order(5) question we World War events:World War want you to II (A 2.3.1; B place the 5.1; Tab.B64) events in the order in which they happened in the history of the world, from the earliest (1) to the most recent (5). Put one numer in each bracket. 20. In the next c. The RNKEVE_C Sv76 CHRON.PLACEMENT: Order(5) question we decolonization events:decoloniz want you to of Africa ation of Africa place the (A 2.3.1; B 5.1; events in the Tab.B64) order in which they happened in the history of the world, from the earliest (1) to the most recent (5). Put one numer in each bracket. 20. In the next d. The RNKEVE_D Sv77 CHRON.PLACEMENT: Order(5) question we foundation of events:foundatio want you to UN n of UN (A place the 2.3.1; B 5.1; events in the Tab.B64) order in which they happened in the history of the world, from the earliest (1) to the most recent (5). Put one numer in each bracket. 20. In the next e. The great RNKEVE_E Sv78 CHRON.PLACEMENT: Order(5) question we world events:great want you to depression world depression place the (the Wall (A 2.3.1; B 5.1; events in the Street Crash) Tab.B64) order in which they happened in the history of the world, from the earliest (1) to the most recent (5). Put one numer in each bracket. 21. How much a. The Ancient PERIO_A Sv79 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you World PERIOD: Ancient have in the world (A 2.2.3; following B 6.1; Tab.B75) PERIODS of history? 21. How much b. The Middle PERIO_B Sv80 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you Ages (from PERIOD: Middle have in the about 500 AD ages (A 2.2.3; B following to 1500) 6.1; Tab.B75) PERIODS of history? 21. How much c. The period PERIO_C Sv81 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you from about PERIOD: 1500 have in the 1500 to about 1800 (A 2.2.3; B following 1800 6.1; Tab.B75) PERIODS of history? 21. How much d. The period PERIO_D Sv82 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you from about PERIOD: 1800 have in the 1800 to 1945 1945 (A 2.2.3; B following 6.1; Tab.B75) PERIODS of history? 21. How much e. The period PERIO_E Sv83 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you from 1945 PERIOD: 1945 now have in the until today (A 2.2.3; B 6.1; following Tab.B75) PERIODS of history? 22. How much a. The KIND_A Sv84 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you everyday life KIND: life of have in the of ordinary ordinary people following KINDS people (A 2.2.3; B of history? 6.2.1; Tab.B84) 22. How much b. Kings and KIND_B Sv85 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you Queens and KIND: kings and have in the other famous queens (A 2.2.3; following KINDS people B 6.2.1; of history? Tab.B84) 22. How much c. Adventurers KIND_C Sv86 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you and great KIND: have in the discoveries adventurers and following KINDS discoveries (A of history? 2.2.3; B 6.2.1; Tab.B84) 22. How much d. Wars and KIND_D Sv87 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you dictatorship KIND: wars and have in the dictatorships (A following KINDS 2.2.3; B 6.2.1; of history? Tab.B84) 22. How much e. Distant KIND_E Sv88 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you foreign KIND: foreign have in the cultures cultures (A following KINDS 2.2.3; B 6.2.1; of history? Tab.B84) 22. How much f. The making KIND_F Sv89 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you of nations KIND: making of have in the nations (A following KINDS 2.2.3; B 6.2.1; of history? Tab.B84) 22. How much g. The KIND_G Sv90 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you development of KIND: have in the democracy development of following KINDS democracy (A of history? 2.2.3; B 6.2.1; Tab.B84) 22. How much h. The effects KIND_H Sv91 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you of humans on KIND: effects on have in the their environment (A following KINDS environment 2.2.3; B 6.2.1; of history? Tab.B84) 22. How much i. The KIND_I Sv92 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you development of KIND: have in the agriculture, agriculture, following KINDS industry and industry, trade of history? trade (A 2.2.3; B 6.2.1; Tab.B84) 22. How much j. The story KIND_J Sv93 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you of specific KIND: specific have in the topics (e.g. historical following KINDS the history of topics (A 2.2.3; of history? cars, of B 6.2.1; churches, of Tab.B84) music, of sports) 22. How much k. The story KIND_K Sv94 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you of your family KIND: story of have in the own family (A following KINDS 2.2.3; B 6.2.1; of history? Tab.B84) 23. How much a. The history AREA_A Sv95 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you of your AREA: immediate have in the immediate locality (A history of locality 2.2.3; B 6.3; these Tab.B96) GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS? 23. How much b. The history AREA_B Sv96 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you of your region AREA: own region have in the (A 2.2.3; B 6.3; history of Tab.B96) these GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS? 23. How much c. The history AREA_C Sv97 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you of Great AREA: own have in the Britain country (A history of 2.2.3; B 6.3; these Tab.B96) GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS? 23. How much d. The history AREA_D Sv98 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you of Europe AREA: Europe (A have in the 2.2.3; B 6.3; history of Tab.B96) these GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS? 23. How much e. The history AREA_E Sv99 INTEREST IN Likert(5) interest do you of the world AREA: outside have in the outside Europe Europe (A 2.2.3; history of B 6.3; Tab.B96) these GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS? 24. How much do a. Technical NOW_A Sv100 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these inventions and FAR: technical factors have machines invention (A done to change 2.5.1; B 7.1; life for people Tab.B105) in history up to today? 24. How much do b. Social NOW_B Sv101 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these movements and FAR: social factors have social movement/conflic done to change conflicts ts (A 2.5.1; B life for people 7.1; Tab.B105) in history up to today? 24. How much do c. Kings, NOW_C Sv102 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these Queens and FAR: kings and factors have outstanding queens (A 2.5.1; done to change persons B 7.1; Tab.B105) life for people in history up to today? 24. How much do d. Political NOW_D Sv103 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these reforms FAR: political factors have reforms (A done to change 2.5.1; B 7.1; life for people Tab.B105) in history up to today? 24. How much do e. Founders of NOW_E Sv104 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these religions and FAR: founders of factors have religious religion (A done to change leaders 2.5.1; B 7.1; life for people Tab.B105) in history up to today? 24. How much do f. Development NOW_F Sv105 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these of science and FAR: development factors have knowledge of science (A done to change 2.5.1; B 7.1; life for people Tab.B105) in history up to today? 24. How much do g. Wars and NOW_G Sv106 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these armed FAR: wars, armed factors have conflicts conflicts (A done to change 2.5.1; B 7.1; life for people Tab.B105) in history up to today? 24. How much do h. Economic NOW_H Sv107 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these interests and FAR: economic factors have competition interests (A done to change 2.5.1; B 7.1; life for people Tab.B105) in history up to today? 24. How much do i. NOW_I Sv108 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these Philosophers, FAR: factors have thinkers and philosophers (A done to change learned people 2.5.1; B 7.1; life for people Tab.B105) in history up to today? 24. How much do j. Political NOW_J Sv109 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these revolutions FAR: political factors have revolution (A done to change 2.5.1; B 7.1; life for people Tab.B105) in history up to today? 24. How much do k. Population NOW_K Sv110 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these explosion FAR: population factors have explosion (A done to change 2.5.1; B 7.1; life for people Tab.B105) in history up to today? 24. How much do l. Ecological NOW_L Sv111 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these crises FAR: ecological factors have crises (A 2.5.1; done to change B 7.1; Tab.B105) life for people in history up to today? 24. How much do m. Natural NOW_M Sv112 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these desasters FAR: natural factors have disasters (A done to change 2.5.1; B 7.1; life for people Tab.B105) in history up to today? 24. How much do n. Mass NOW_N Sv113 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these migration FAR: mass factors have migration (A done to change 2.5.1; B 7.1; life for people Tab.B105) in history up to today? 24. How much do o. Everybody NOW_O Sv114 CHANGED LIFE SO Likert(5) you think these FAR: everybody factors have (A 2.5.1; B 7.1; done to change Tab.B105) life for people in history up to today? 25. How much do a. Technical NEXT_A Sv115 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these inventions and NEXT40y: factors will machines technical change life for invention (A people in the 2.5.1; B 7.2; next 40 years? Tab.B116) 25. How much do b. Social NEXT_B Sv116 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these movements and NEXT40y: social factors will social movement/conflic change life for conflicts ts (A 2.5.1; B people in the 7.2; Tab.B116) next 40 years? 25. How much do c. Kings, NEXT_C Sv117 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these Queens and NEXT40y: kings factors will outstanding and queens (A change life for persons 2.5.1; B 7.2; people in the Tab.B116) next 40 years? 25. How much do d. Political NEXT_D Sv118 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these reforms NEXT40y: factors will political change life for reforms (A people in the 2.5.1; B 7.2; next 40 years? Tab.B116) 25. How much do e. Founders of NEXT_E Sv119 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these religions and NEXT40y: factors will religious founders of change life for leaders religion (A people in the 2.5.1; B 7.2; next 40 years? Tab.B116) 25. How much do f. Development NEXT_F Sv120 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these of science and NEXT40y: factors will knowledge development of change life for science (A people in the 2.5.1; B 7.2; next 40 years? Tab.B116) 25. How much do g. Wars and NEXT_G Sv121 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these armed NEXT40y: wars, factors will conflicts armed conflicts change life for (A 2.5.1; B 7.2; people in the Tab.B116) next 40 years? 25. How much do h. Economic NEXT_H Sv122 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these interests and NEXT40y: factors will competition economic change life for interests (A people in the 2.5.1; B 7.2; next 40 years? Tab.B116) 25. How much do i. NEXT_I Sv123 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these Philosophers, NEXT40y: factors will thinkers and philosophers (A change life for learned people 2.5.1; B 7.2; people in the Tab.B116) next 40 years? 25. How much do j. Political NEXT_J Sv124 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these revolutions NEXT40y: factors will political change life for revolution (A people in the 2.5.1; B 7.2; next 40 years? Tab.B116) 25. How much do k. Population NEXT_K Sv125 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these explosion NEXT40y: factors will population change life for explosion (A people in the 2.5.1; B 7.2; next 40 years? Tab.B116) 25. How much do l. Ecological NEXT_L Sv126 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these crises NEXT40y: factors will ecological change life for crises (A 2.5.1; people in the B 7.2; Tab.B116) next 40 years? 25. How much do m. Natural NEXT_M Sv127 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these desasters NEXT40y: natural factors will diasters (A change life for 2.5.1; B 7.2; people in the Tab.B116) next 40 years? 25. How much do n. Mass NEXT_N Sv128 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these migration NEXT40y: mass factors will migration (A change life for 2.5.1; B 7.2; people in the Tab.B116) next 40 years? 25. How much do o. Everybody NEXT_O Sv129 CHANGE LIFE Likert(5) you think these NEXT40y: factors will everybody (A change life for 2.5.1; B 7.2; people in the Tab.B116) next 40 years? 26. What do you a. A dark and ASMA_A Sv130 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with superstitious MIDDLE AGES: The Middle era dark, Ages? superstitious era (A 2.3.2; B 8.2; Tab.B149) 26. What do you b. A glorious ASMA_B Sv131 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with period for my MIDDLE AGES: The Middle country glorious for own Ages? country (A 2.3.2; B 8.2; Tab.B149) 26. What do you c. The time ASMA_C Sv132 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with when the great MIDDLE AGES: The Middle cathedrals building Ages? were built cathedrals (A 2.3.2; B 8.2; Tab.B149) 26. What do you d. The period ASMA_D Sv133 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with when Nobility, MIDDLE AGES: The Middle Church and nobility ruled Ages? King dominated (A 2.3.2; B 8.2; peasants Tab.B149) 26. What do you e. A romantic, ASMA_E Sv134 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with adventurous MIDDLE AGES: The Middle period of romantic era (A Ages? knights and 2.3.2; B 8.2; ladies Tab.B149) 26. What do you f. A time of ASMA_F Sv135 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with struggles MIDDLE AGES: The Middle between Church struggle between Ages? and King in church and king many European (A 2.3.2; B 8.2; countries Tab.B149) 27. What do you a. A period of ASCO_A Sv136 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with gread COLONIZ.PERIOD: The adventurers adventures (A Colonization (Columbus, 2.3.2; B 8.3; Period? (Up to Vasco da Gama Tab.B153) the First World etc) War) 27. What do you b. Christian ASCO_B Sv137 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with mission COLONIZ.PERIOD: The outside Europe christian Colonization expansion (A Period? (Up to 2.3.2; B 8.3; the First World Tab.B153) War) 27. What do you c. Worldwide ASCO_C Sv138 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with empires of COLONIZ.PERIOD: The some European world empires (A Colonization nations 2.3.2; B 8.3; Period? (Up to Tab.B153) the First World War) 27. What do you d. Starting ASCO_D Sv139 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with period of COLONIZ.PERIOD: The European exploitation (A Colonization exploitation 2.3.2; B 8.3; Period? (Up to of overseas Tab.B153) the First World foreign War) peoples and countries 27. What do you e. European ASCO_E Sv140 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with work for COLONIZ.PERIOD: The progress in progress, help Colonization other (A 2.3.2; B 8.3; Period? (Up to countries Tab.B153) the First World War) 27. What do you f. Contempts ASCO_F Sv141 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with for and COLONIZ.PERIOD: The prejudice racism (A 2.3.2; Colonization against other B 8.3; Tab.B153) Period? (Up to cultures and the First World coloured War) people 28. What do you a. The ASIN_A Sv142 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with beginning of INDUSTRIAL REV: The Industrial environmental begin of Revolution? pollution pollution (A 2.3.2; B 8.4; Tab.B157) 28. What do you b. The source ASIN_B Sv143 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with of improving INDUSTRIAL REV: The Industrial living better living Revolution? standards standard (A 2.3.2; B 8.4; Tab.B157) 28. What do you c. The ASIN_C Sv144 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with invention of INDUSTRIAL REV: The Industrial better inventions (A Revolution? machinery 2.3.2; B 8.4; Tab.B157) 28. What do you d. The ASIN_D Sv145 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with accumulation INDUSTRIAL REV: The Industrial of big capital capital stocks Revolution? stocks (A 2.3.2; B 8.4; Tab.B157) 28. What do you e. Overcrowded ASIN_E Sv146 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with and ugly towns INDUSTRIAL REV: The Industrial overcrowded, Revolution? ugly towns (A 2.3.2; B 8.4; Tab.B157) 28. What do you f. Struggle ASIN_F Sv147 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with between INDUSTRIAL REV: The Industrial workers and class struggle Revolution? factory owners (A 2.3.2; B 8.4; Tab.B157) 29. What do you a. A cynical ADOLF_A Sv148 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with dictator and HITLER: cynical Adolf Hitler? aggressor, dictator (A guilty of 2.3.3; B 8.5; genocide Tab.B162) 29. What do you b. The leading ADOLF_B Sv149 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with ooponent of HITLER: leading Adolf Hitler? Communism opponent of Communism (A 2.3.3; B 8.5; Tab.B162) 29. What do you c. A puppet of ADOLF_C Sv150 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with German HITLER: puppet Adolf Hitler? industrialists of industry (A and 2.3.3; B 8.5; imperialists Tab.B162) 29. What do you d. A gifted ADOLF_D Sv151 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with orator, HITLER: gifted Adolf Hitler? organiser and orator, leader organiser, leader (A 2.3.3; B 8.5; Tab.B162) 29. What do you e. A mentally ADOLF_E Sv152 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with ill, HITLER: mentally Adolf Hitler? antisocial ill, criminal (A criminal 2.3.3; B 8.5; Tab.B162) 29. What do you f. A creator ADOLF_F Sv153 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with of order, HITLER: creator Adolf Hitler? safety and of order and national safety (A 2.3.3; integration B 8.5; Tab.B162) 29. What do you g. A fighter ADOLF_G Sv154 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with against HITLER: against Adolf Hitler? cultural cultural mixture mixture and (A 2.3.3; B 8.5; foreign Tab.B162) infiltration 29. What do you h. The most ADOLF_H Sv155 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with notorious HITLER: Adolf Hitler? representative represents of totalitarian totalitarian power (A 2.3.3; power and B 8.5; Tab.B162) violence 30. What do you a. Downfall of ASEE_A Sv156 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with the USSR CHANGES EAST the changes in EUROPE: downfall Eastern Europe USSR (A 2.3.3; B since 1985? 8.6; Tab.B166) 30. What do you b. ASEE_B Sv157 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with Democratizatio CHANGES EAST the changes in n of the EUROPE: Eastern Europe Soviet society democratization since 1985? (A 2.3.3; B 8.6; Tab.B166) 30. What do you c. Freedom of ASEE_C Sv158 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with the member CHANGES EAST the changes in states of the EUROPE: freedom Eastern Europe Warsaw treaty of Warsaw treaty since 1985? (A 2.3.3; B 8.6; Tab.B166) 30. What do you d. Victory of ASEE_D Sv159 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with the USA in the CHANGES EAST the changes in Cold War EUROPE: US Eastern Europe Victory in cold since 1985? war (A 2.3.3; B 8.6; Tab.B166) 30. What do you e. Treason ASEE_E Sv160 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with against CHANGES EAST the changes in socialist EUROPE: treason Eastern Europe ideas socialism (A since 1985? 2.3.3; B 8.6; Tab.B166) 30. What do you f. National ASEE_F Sv161 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with conflicts and CHANGES EAST the changes in civil wars EUROPE: national Eastern Europe conflicts (A since 1985? 2.3.3; B 8.6; Tab.B166) 30. What do you g. ASEE_G Sv162 ASSOCIATION Likert(5) associate with Establishing CHANGES EAST the changes in of market EUROPE: market Eastern Europe economy in economy (A since 1985? Eastern Europe 2.3.3; B 8.6; Tab.B166) 31. How a. family IMPO_A Sv163 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are YOU: family (A the following 2.4.4; B 10.1; to you? Tab.B207) 31. How b. friends IMPO_B Sv164 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are YOU: friends (A the following 2.4.4; B 10.1; to you? Tab.B207) 31. How c. hobbies/my IMPO_C Sv165 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are personal YOU: hobbies, the following interest personal to you? interests (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B207) 31. How d. my country IMPO_D Sv166 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are YOU: my country the following (A 2.4.4; B to you? 10.1; Tab.B207) 31. How e. my ethnic IMPO_E Sv167 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are group/national YOU: my ethnic the following ity group (A 2.4.4; to you? B 10.1; Tab.B207) 31. How f. money and IMPO_F Sv168 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are wealth for YOU: money and the following myself wealth for to you? myself (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B207) 31. How g. my IMPO_G Sv169 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are religious YOU: religious the following faith faith (A 2.4.4; to you? B 10.1; Tab.B207) 31. How h. European IMPO_H Sv170 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are cooperation YOU: european the following cooperation (A to you? 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B207) 31. How i. democracy IMPO_I Sv171 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are YOU: democracy the following (A 2.4.4; B to you? 10.1; Tab.B207) 31. How j. freedom of IMPO_J Sv172 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are opinion for YOU: freedom of the following all opinion (A to you? 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B207) 31. How k. peace at IMPO_K Sv173 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are any cost YOU: peace at the following any cost (A to you? 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B207) 31. How l. solidarity IMPO_L Sv174 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are with poor YOU: solidarity the following people in my with the to you? own country poor/own country (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B207) 31. How m. solidarity IMPO_M Sv175 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are with poor YOU: solidarity the following people in the with the to you? third world poor/3.World (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B207) 31. How n. welfare and IMPO_N Sv176 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are social YOU: welfare, the following security social security to you? (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B207) 31. How o. IMPO_O Sv177 IMPORTANT FOR Likert(5) important are environmental YOU: the following protection environmental to you? protection (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B207) 32. Put the SHIP_A Sv178 SHIPS: Chron. Order(5) following ships placement of into the 'Kogge' (A correct 2.3.1; B 5.1; chronological Tab.B64) order from the oldest (1) to the newest (5). 32. Put the SHIP_B Sv179 SHIPS: Chron. Order(5) following ships placement of into the 'Roman rowing correct ship' (A 2.3.1; chronological B 5.1; Tab.B64) order from the oldest (1) to the newest (5). 32. Put the SHIP_C Sv180 SHIPS: Order(5) following ships Chron.placement into the of 'wheel correct steamer' (A chronological 2.3.1; B 5.1; order from the Tab.B64) oldest (1) to the newest (5). 32. Put the SHIP_D Sv181 SHIPS: Order(5) following ships Chron.placement into the of 'steamer' (A correct 2.3.1; B 5.1; chronological Tab.B64) order from the oldest (1) to the newest (5). 32. Put the SHIP_E Sv182 SHIPS: Order(5) following ships Chron.placement into the of 'viking boat' correct (A 2.3.1; B 5.1; chronological Tab.B64) order from the oldest (1) to the newest (5). 33. Put the COUPL_A Sv183 SHIPS: Order(5) following Chron.placement couples into of 'LOUIS XV' (A the correct 2.3.1; B 5.1; chronological Tab.B64) order from the oldest (1) to the newest (5). 33. Put the COUPL_B Sv184 COUPLE: Order(5) following Chron.placement couples into of 'Victorian the correct couple' (A chronological 2.3.1; B 5.1; order from the Tab.B64) oldest (1) to the newest (5). 33. Put the COUPL_C Sv185 COUPLE: Order(5) following Chron.placement couples into of 'Knight and the correct Maiden' (A chronological 2.3.1; B 5.1; order from the Tab.B64) oldest (1) to the newest (5). 33. Put the COUPL_D Sv186 COUPLE: Order(5) following Chron.placement couples into of 'Early the correct Modern' (A chronological 2.3.1; B 5.1; order from the Tab.B64) oldest (1) to the newest (5). 33. Put the COUPL_E Sv187 COUPLE: Order(5) following Chron.placement couples into of 'Roman the correct couple' (A chronological 2.3.1; B 5.1; order from the Tab.B64) oldest (1) to the newest (5). 34. People LINE Sv188 LINE OF Category( often see DEVELOPMENT: 5) history as a Line of line in time. historical Which of the development (A following lines 2.5.6; B 9.1; would you think Tab.B169) best describes historical development? Mark only one box! 35. What do you a. peaceful PAST_A Sv189 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) think life WAS 40yAGO: was like in [your 'peaceful' (A country] 40 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B YEARS AGO? 9.2; Tab.B171) 35. What do you b. PAST_B Sv190 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) think life WAS overpopulated 40yAGO: was like in [your 'overpopulated' country] 40 (A 2.5.3; 2.5.4; YEARS AGO? B 9.2; Tab.B171) 35. What do you c. exploited PAST_C Sv191 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) think life WAS by a foreign 40yAGO: was like in [your state 'exploited' (A country] 40 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B YEARS AGO? 9.2; Tab.B171) 35. What do you d. prosperous PAST_D Sv192 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) think life WAS and wealthy 40yAGO: was like in [your 'wealthy' (A country] 40 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B YEARS AGO? 9.2; Tab.B171) 35. What do you e. democratic PAST_E Sv193 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) think life WAS 40yAGO: was like in [your 'democratic' (A country] 40 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B YEARS AGO? 9.2; Tab.B171) 35. What do you f. polluted PAST_F Sv194 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) think life WAS 40yAGO: was like in [your 'polluted' (A country] 40 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B YEARS AGO? 9.2; Tab.B171) 35. What do you g. torn by PAST_G Sv195 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) think life WAS conflicts 40yAGO: was torn like in [your between rich by conflicts country] 40 and poor (rich vs. poor) YEARS AGO? (A 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B 9.2; Tab.B171) 35. What do you h. torn by PAST_H Sv196 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) think life WAS conflicts 40yAGO: torn by like in [your between ethnic 'ethnic country] 40 groups conflict' (A YEARS AGO? 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B 9.2; Tab.B171) 36. What do you a. peaceful FUTUR_A Sv197 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) expect life 40yONW: will be WILL BE like in 'peaceful' (A [your country] 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B IN 40 YEARS? 9.3; Tab.B174) 36. What do you b. FUTUR_B Sv198 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) expect life overpopulated 40yONW: will be WILL BE like in 'overpopulated' [your country] (A 2.5.3; 2.5.4; IN 40 YEARS? B 9.3; Tab.B174) 36. What do you c. exploited FUTUR_C Sv199 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) expect life by a foreign 40yONW: will be WILL BE like in state 'exploited' (A [your country] 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B IN 40 YEARS? 9.3; Tab.B174) 36. What do you d. prosperous FUTUR_D Sv200 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) expect life and wealthy 40yONW: will be WILL BE like in 'wealthy' (A [your country] 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B IN 40 YEARS? 9.3; Tab.B174) 36. What do you e. democratic FUTUR_E Sv201 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) expect life 40yONW: will be WILL BE like in 'democratic' (A [your country] 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B IN 40 YEARS? 9.3; Tab.B174) 36. What do you f. polluted FUTUR_F Sv202 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) expect life 40yONW: will be WILL BE like in 'polluted' (A [your country] 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B IN 40 YEARS? 9.3; Tab.B174) 36. What do you g. torn by FUTUR_G Sv203 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) expect life conflicts 40yONW: will be WILL BE like in between rich torn by conflict [your country] and poor (rich vs. poor) IN 40 YEARS? (A 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B 9.3; Tab.B174) 36. What do you h. torn by FUTUR_H Sv204 OWN COUNTRY Likert(5) expect life conflicts 40yONW: will be WILL BE like in between ethnic torn by 'ethnic [your country] groups conflicts' (A IN 40 YEARS? 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B 9.3; Tab.B174) 37. What do you a. peaceful FEURO_A Sv205 EUROPE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect life will be WILL BE like in 'peaceful' (A Europe IN 40 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B YEARS? 9.4; Tab.B179) 37. What do you b. FEURO_B Sv206 EUROPE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect life overpopulated will be WILL BE like in 'overpopulated' Europe IN 40 (A 2.5.3; 2.5.4; YEARS? B 9.4; Tab.B179) 37. What do you c. some states FEURO_C Sv207 EUROPE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect life exploit other will be WILL BE like in states 'exploited' (A Europe IN 40 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B YEARS? 9.4; Tab.B179) 37. What do you d. prosperous FEURO_D Sv208 EUROPE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect life and wealthy will be WILL BE like in 'wealthy' (A Europe IN 40 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B YEARS? 9.4; Tab.B179) 37. What do you e. democratic FEURO_E Sv209 EUROPE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect life will be WILL BE like in 'democratic' (A Europe IN 40 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B YEARS? 9.4; Tab.B179) 37. What do you f. polluted FEURO_F Sv210 EUROPE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect life will be WILL BE like in 'polluted' (A Europe IN 40 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B YEARS? 9.4; Tab.B179) 37. What do you g. torn by FEURO_G Sv211 EUROPE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect life conflicts will be torn by WILL BE like in between rich conficts (rich Europe IN 40 and poor vs. poor) (A YEARS? 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B 9.4; Tab.B179) 37. What do you h. torn by FEURO_H Sv212 EUROPE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect life conflicts will be torn by WILL BE like in between ethnic 'ethnic Europe IN 40 groups conflicts' (A YEARS? 2.5.3; 2.5.4; B 9.4; Tab.B179) 38. What do you a. I have a FSELF_A Sv213 OWN LIFE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect your meaningful job will have a personal life meaningful job will be like in (A 2.5.5; B 9.6; 40 years? Tab.B198) 38. What do you b. I have a FSELF_B Sv214 OWN LIFE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect your happy and will have a personal life harmonious happy family (A will be like in family life 2.5.5; B 9.6; 40 years? Tab.B198) 38. What do you c. I have good FSELF_C Sv215 OWN LIFE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect your friends will have good personal life friends (A will be like in 2.5.5; B 9.6; 40 years? Tab.B198) 38. What do you d. I have a FSELF_D Sv216 OWN LIFE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect your high income will have high personal life income (A 2.5.5; will be like in B 9.6; Tab.B198) 40 years? 38. What do you e. I have FSELF_E Sv217 OWN LIFE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect your personal will have personal life political political will be like in freedom freedom (A 40 years? 2.5.5; B 9.6; Tab.B198) 38. What do you f. I FSELF_F Sv218 OWN LIFE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect your participate in will do personal life political work political work will be like in (A 2.5.5; B 9.6; 40 years? Tab.B198) 38. What do you g. I have FSELF_G Sv219 OWN LIFE 40yONW: Likert(5) expect your sufficient will have free personal life leasure time time/hobbies (A will be like in to practise 2.5.5; B 9.6; 40 years? interesting Tab.B198) hobbies 39. Some people a. Because RICH_A Sv220 WHY SOME RICH Likert(5) in your country they have been OTH. POOR: luck are rich, lucky (A 2.4.3; B others are 10.2; Tab.B217) poor. Why are some people richer than others? 39. Some people b. Because RICH_B Sv221 WHY SOME RICH Likert(5) in your country they have been OTH. POOR: hard are rich, working hard working (A others are 2.4.3; B 10.2; poor. Why are Tab.B217) some people richer than others? 39. Some people c. Because RICH_C Sv222 WHY SOME RICH Likert(5) in your country they have OTH. POOR: are rich, inherited inherited (A others are wealth and 2.4.3; B 10.2; poor. Why are money Tab.B217) some people richer than others? 39. Some people d. Because RICH_D Sv223 WHY SOME RICH Likert(5) in your country they have been OTH. POOR: are rich, selfish and selfish (A others are immoral 2.4.3; B 10.2; poor. Why are Tab.B217) some people richer than others? 39. Some people e. Because RICH_E Sv224 WHY SOME RICH Likert(5) in your country they have OTH. POOR: are rich, profited by unjust system (A others are the unjust 2.4.3; B 10.2; poor. Why are economic Tab.B217) some people system richer than others? 39. Some people f. Because RICH_F Sv225 WHY SOME RICH Likert(5) in your country they developed OTH. POOR: are rich, innovation innovation/risks others are and/or ran (A 2.4.3; B poor. Why are risks 10.2; Tab.B217) some people richer than others? 40. Suppose you a. Refuse MARRY_A Sv226 ENFORCED Likert(5) are a young because it is MARRIAGE: woman/man in inhuman, inhuman > the fifteenth immoral and refusal (A century. Your illegitimate 2.4.1; B 10.3; father orders to force Tab.B223) you to marry someone to John/Catherine, marry without the real love son/daughter of a comparatively rich farmer in the neighbouring village. You don't love or even really know your future husband/wife. What 40. Suppose you b. Obey, MARRY_B Sv227 ENFORCED Likert(5) are a young because good MARRIAGE: woman/man in economy is economy > obey the fifteenth more important (A 2.4.1; B century. Your for a family 10.3; Tab.B223) father orders than you to marry passionate John/Catherine, love between the husband and son/daughter of wife a comparatively rich farmer in the neighbouring village. You don't love or even really know your future husband/wife. What 40. Suppose you c. Run away to MARRY_C Sv228 ENFORCED Likert(5) are a young a MARRIAGE: woman/man in nunnery/monast religion > run the fifteenth ery, because away (A 2.4.1; B century. Your religious life 10.3; Tab.B223) father orders is worth more you to marry than worldly John/Catherine, life the son/daughter of a comparatively rich farmer in the neighbouring village. You don't love or even really know your future husband/wife. What 40. Suppose you d. Consent, MARRY_D Sv229 ENFORCED Likert(5) are a young because nearly MARRIAGE: father woman/man in all young rules > consent the fifteenth people have (A 2.4.1; B century. Your married in 10.3; Tab.B223) father orders accordance to you to marry their father's John/Catherine, decisions the son/daughter of a comparatively rich farmer in the neighbouring village. You don't love or even really know your future husband/wife. What 40. Suppose you e. Resist, MARRY_E Sv230 ENFORCED Likert(5) are a young because it is MARRIAGE: right woman/man in the natural to love > the fifteenth right of any resist (A 2.4.1; century. Your individual to B 10.3; father orders marry for love Tab.B223) you to marry John/Catherine, the son/daughter of a comparatively rich farmer in the neighbouring village. You don't love or even really know your future husband/wife. What 40. Suppose you f. Obey, MARRY_F Sv231 ENFORCED Likert(5) are a young because MARRIAGE: god's woman/man in rebellion law > obey (A the fifteenth against the 2.4.1; B 10.3; century. Your parents' will Tab.B223) father orders is a rebellion you to marry against the John/Catherine, law of God the son/daughter of a comparatively rich farmer in the neighbouring village. You don't love or even really know your future husband/wife. What 41. Suppose a. The people ABN_A Sv232 NEWLAND- Likert(5) that the of Newland ARGUMENT: imaginary speak our language territory language and coincidence (A Newland was share our 2.4.2; B 10.4; occupied by culture Tab.B230) your homecountry A from 1500 to 1900. From 1900 till today Newland has been occupied by country B. Your country A wants to have Newland back, and puts forward several arguments for its case. 41. Suppose b. Newland was ABN_B Sv233 NEWLAND- Likert(5) that the under our ARGUMENT: imaginary control for a duration of territory longer period control (A Newland was (1500- 1900) 2.4.2; B 10.4; occupied by than it has Tab.B230) your been under the homecountry A control of B from 1500 to (1900-1994) 1900. From 1900 till today Newland has been occupied by country B. Your country A wants to have Newland back, and puts forward several arguments for its case. 41. Suppose c. Settlers ABN_C Sv234 NEWLAND- Likert(5) that the from our ARGUMENT: imaginary country came earlier territory to Newland in settlement (A Newland was the year 1500, 2.4.2; B 10.4; occupied by whereas people Tab.B230) your from B did not homecountry A settle in from 1500 to Newland until 1900. From 1900 1900 till today Newland has been occupied by country B. Your country A wants to have Newland back, and puts forward several arguments for its case. 41. Suppose d. When asked, ABN_D Sv235 NEWLAND- Likert(5) that the the majority ARGUMENT: self imaginary of the people determination (A territory of Newland say 2.4.2; B 10.4; Newland was that they Tab.B230) occupied by would prefer your to be homecountry A controlled by from 1500 to us than to be 1900. From 1900 controlled by till today B Newland has been occupied by country B. Your country A wants to have Newland back, and puts forward several arguments for its case. 41. Suppose e. B tooks ABN_E Sv236 NEWLAND- Likert(5) that the Newland from ARGUMENT: loss imaginary us by war in to B was unjust territory 1900, which (A 2.4.2; B Newland was was an unjust 10.4; Tab.B230) occupied by act your homecountry A from 1500 to 1900. From 1900 till today Newland has been occupied by country B. Your country A wants to have Newland back, and puts forward several arguments for its case. 41. Suppose f. An ABN_F Sv237 NEWLAND- Likert(5) that the international ARGUMENT: imaginary peace International territory conference has peace conference Newland was examined the (A 2.4.2; B occupied by case, and 10.4; Tab.B230) your recommended homecountry A that we shall from 1500 to have Newland 1900. From 1900 back till today Newland has been occupied by country B. Your country A wants to have Newland back, and puts forward several arguments for its case. 41. Suppose g. We have the ABN_G Sv238 NEWLAND- Likert(5) that the military power ARGUMENT: imaginary and we will military power territory use it to get (A 2.4.2; B Newland was Newland back 10.4; Tab.B230) occupied by under our your control homecountry A from 1500 to 1900. From 1900 till today Newland has been occupied by country B. Your country A wants to have Newland back, and puts forward several arguments for its case. 42. Suppose a. Every PAY_A Sv239 PAY FOR Likert(5) that one day in European state COLONIS.DAMAGES: the future the all European African nations states (A 2.4.2; formerly B 10.5; colonised by Tab.B237) European countries go to a World Court for damages. Who should pay? 42. Suppose b. Those PAY_B Sv240 PAY FOR Likert(5) that one day in European COLONIS.DAMAGES: the future the states that colonialist African nations had colonies states (A 2.4.2; formerly B 10.5; colonised by Tab.B237) European countries go to a World Court for damages. Who should pay? 42. Suppose c. No state at PAY_C Sv241 PAY FOR Likert(5) that one day in all COLONIS.DAMAGES: the future the no state at all African nations (A 2.4.2; B formerly 10.5; Tab.B237) colonised by European countries go to a World Court for damages. Who should pay? 42. Suppose d. Every state PAY_D Sv242 PAY FOR Likert(5) that one day in in the world COLONIS.DAMAGES: the future the proportional all in % to African nations to its present wealth (A 2.4.2; formerly wealth B 10.5; colonised by Tab.B237) European countries go to a World Court for damages. Who should pay? 43. Suppose a a. A stone-age PRSRV_A Sv243 PRESERVATION OF: Likert(5) motorway is rekligious stone-age being planned site religious site in your region. (A 2.4.1; B The following 10.6; Tab.B243) features are threatened. How much weight would you give the preservation of these? 43. Suppose a b. A medieval PRSRV_B Sv244 PRESERVATION OF: Likert(5) motorway is church medieval church being planned (A 2.4.1; B in your region. 10.6; Tab.B243) The following features are threatened. How much weight would you give the preservation of these? 43. Suppose a c. A three- PRSRV_C Sv245 PRESERVATION OF: Likert(5) motorway is hundred-year- old farmhouse (A being planned old farmhouse 2.4.1; B 10.6; in your region. in good Tab.B243) The following condition features are threatened. How much weight would you give the preservation of these? 43. Suppose a d. An old PRSRV_D Sv246 PRESERVATION OF: Likert(5) motorway is factory still old factory (A being planned in use 2.4.1; B 10.6; in your region. Tab.B243) The following features are threatened. How much weight would you give the preservation of these? 43. Suppose a e. A War PRSRV_E Sv247 PRESERVATION OF: Likert(5) motorway is memorial war memorial of being planned remembering World War II (A in your region. World War II 2.4.1; B 10.6; The following Tab.B243) features are threatened. How much weight would you give the preservation of these? 43. Suppose a f. The PRSRV_F Sv248 PRESERVATION OF: Likert(5) motorway is residence of a poet's residence being planned famous poet (A 2.4.1; B in your region. who died 100 10.6; Tab.B243) The following years ago features are threatened. How much weight would you give the preservation of these? 43. Suppose a g. A rare PRSRV_G Sv249 PRESERVATION OF: Likert(5) motorway is geological geological being planned formation formation (A in your region. 2.4.1; B 10.6; The following Tab.B243) features are threatened. How much weight would you give the preservation of these? 43. Suppose a h. A nesting PRSRV_H Sv250 PRESERVATION OF: Likert(5) motorway is site for a threatened being planned threatened bird's site (A in your region. bird 2.4.1; B 10.6; The following Tab.B243) features are threatened. How much weight would you give the preservation of these? 44. People in a. No IMMI_A Sv251 GRANT VOTE TO Likert(5) many countries immigrants to IMMIGRANTS: none discuss whether my country (A 2.4.3; B immigrants should have 10.7; Tab.B249) (people from the right to abroad) should vote be given full citizenship including the right to vote. Which immigrants should -in your opinion- have the voting rights in parliamentary elections in your country? 44. People in b. Those IMMI_B Sv252 GRANT VOTE TO Likert(5) many countries immigrants, IMMIGRANTS: discuss whether who have assimilated (A immigrants accepted the 2.4.3; B 10.7; (people from language, Tab.B249) abroad) should habits and be given full culture of my citizenship country should including the have the right right to vote. to vote Which immigrants should -in your opinion- have the voting rights in parliamentary elections in your country? 44. People in c. Those IMMI_C Sv253 GRANT VOTE TO Likert(5) many countries immigrants, IMMIGRANTS: discuss whether who have 5years law immigrants entered by abiding (A (people from country 2.4.3; B 10.7; abroad) should legally and Tab.B249) be given full been law- citizenship abiding including the inhabitants right to vote. for more than Which five years, immigrants should have should -in your the right to opinion- have vote the voting rights in parliamentary elections in your country? 44. People in d. Those IMMI_D Sv254 GRANT VOTE TO Likert(5) many countries immigrants, IMMIGRANTS: discuss whether who have been oppression immigrants victims of victims (A (people from oppression and 2.4.3; B 10.7; abroad) should prosecution in Tab.B249) be given full their citizenship homecountries, including the should have right to vote. the right to Which vote immigrants should -in your opinion- have the voting rights in parliamentary elections in your country? 44. People in e. Those IMMI_E Sv255 GRANT VOTE TO Likert(5) many countries immigrants, IMMIGRANTS: discuss whether who are loyal loyal to immigrants to democracy democracy (A (people from and to the 2.4.3; B 10.7; abroad) should constitution Tab.B249) be given full of my country citizenship should have including the the right to right to vote. vote Which immigrants should -in your opinion- have the voting rights in parliamentary elections in your country? 44. People in f. All IMMI_F Sv256 GRANT VOTE TO Likert(5) many countries immigrants to IMMIGRANTS: all discuss whether my country (A 2.4.3; B immigrants should have 10.7; Tab.B249) (people from the right to abroad) should vote be given full citizenship including the right to vote. Which immigrants should -in your opinion- have the voting rights in parliamentary elections in your country? 45. What are a. Nations are NATIO_A Sv257 NATIONS: 'get Likert(5) your views on born, grow and born, grow & nations and the perish in die' (A 2.3.4; B national state? history, just 11.2; Tab.B261) like everything else 45. What are b. Nations are NATIO_B Sv258 NATIONS: Likert(5) your views on natural 'natural nations and the entities, entities' (A national state? unified by 2.3.4; B 11.2; common origin, Tab.B261) language, history and culture 45. What are c. Nations NATIO_C Sv259 NATIONS: Likert(5) your views on represent a 'represent will nations and the will to create to live national state? a common together' (A future, 2.3.4; B 11.2; despite Tab.B261) cultural differences in the past 45. What are d. The claims NATIO_D Sv260 NATIONS: 'cause Likert(5) your views on of national of wars' (A nations and the groups for a 2.3.4; B 11.2; national state? state of their Tab.B261) own was one main cause of wars in recent centuries 45. What are e. National NATIO_E Sv261 NATIONS: Likert(5) your views on groups have 'national groups nations and the the right to may fight for' national state? go to war to (A 2.3.4; B make their own 11.2; Tab.B261) state 45. What are f. National NATIO_F Sv262 NATIONS: 'should Likert(5) your views on states should yield nations and the give an sovereignity' (A national state? essential part 2.3.4; B 11.2; of their Tab.B261) sovereignty to a supernational organization 46. What do a. Europe is a EURO_A Sv263 EUROPE: only a Likert(5) Europe and geographical 'geographical European expression, no expression' (A integration more 2.3.4; B 11.3; mean to you? Tab.B265) 46. What do b. Europe is EURO_B Sv264 EUROPE: Likert(5) Europe and the birthplace 'birthplace of European of democracy, democracy' (A integration enlightenment 2.3.4; B 11.3; mean to you? and progress Tab.B265) 46. What do c. Europe is a EURO_C Sv265 EUROPE: 'group Likert(5) Europe and group of of white European white, rich exploiters' (A integration countries 2.3.4; B 11.3; mean to you? guilty of Tab.B265) economic and ecological exploitation of the rest of the world 46. What do d. European EURO_D Sv266 EUROPE Likert(5) Europe and integration is INTEGRATION: European the only way 'only way to integration to peace peace' (A 2.3.4; mean to you? between B 11.3; nations that Tab.B265) previously attempted to destroy each other 46. What do e. European EURO_E Sv267 EUROPE Likert(5) Europe and integration is INTEGRATION: European a danger to 'danger for integration sovereign culture' (A mean to you? nations, to 2.3.4; B 11.3; their identity Tab.B265) and culture 46. What do f. European EURO_F Sv268 EUROPE Likert(5) Europe and integration INTEGRATION: European will solve the 'will solve integration economic and crises' (A mean to you? social crises 2.3.4; B 11.3; of the Tab.B265) countries in Europe 47. What are a. It is DEMOC_A Sv269 DEMOCRACY: Likert(5) your views on government of 'government democracy? the people, of/for/by for the people people' (A and by the 2.3.4; B 11.4; people Tab.B269) 47. What are b. It is the DEMOC_B Sv270 DEMOCRACY: Likert(5) your views on finest legacy 'finest legacy democracy? of classical of classical Greece Greece' (A 2.3.4; B 11.4; Tab.B269) 47. What are c. It is the DEMOC_C Sv271 DEMOCRACY: Likert(5) your views on result of a 'result of long democracy? long process process (A of trial and 2.3.4; B 11.4; error through Tab.B269) times 47. What are d. It is no DEMOC_D Sv272 DEMOCRACY: 'only Likert(5) your views on more than acclaim for democracy? acclaim for leaders' (A some party 2.3.4; B 11.4; leaders in Tab.B269) elections 47. What are e. It is rule DEMOC_E Sv273 DEMOCRACY: 'rule Likert(5) your views on by law and by law, minority democracy? justice and protection' (A protection of 2.3.4; B 11.4; minorities Tab.B269) 47. What are f. It should DEMOC_F Sv274 DEMOCRACY: Likert(5) your views on include the 'should include democracy? welfare state welfare state' (A 2.3.4; B 11.4; Tab.B269) 47. What are g. It is a DEMOC_G Sv275 DEMOCRACY: 'weak Likert(5) your views on system of weak government democracy? government system' (A which is not 2.3.4; B 11.4; appropriate in Tab.B269) times of crisis 47. What are h. It is a DEMOC_H Sv276 DEMOCRACY: Likert(5) your views on pretence, 'pretence for democracy? hiding the rule:rich and fact that the powerful always rich and win' (A 2.3.4; B powerful have 11.4; Tab.B269) always won in history 47. What are i. It is not DEMOC_I Sv277 DEMOCRACY: 'not Likert(5) your views on real until complete: equal democracy? women and men women's rights' have equal (A 2.3.4; B rights in all 11.4; Tab.B269) situations 48. In many a. Immediate VOTE_A Sv278 VOTE AGAINST: Likert(3) countries the close-down of 'close down issues below nuclear power nuclear power' will be stations in (A 2.4.4; B controversial. Europe 10.8; see What would you PRVOTE_A) vote for and what would you vote against? 48. In many b. Limitation VOTE_B Sv279 VOTE AGAINST: Likert(3) countries the of speed and 'limitation of issues below private speed' (A 2.4.4; will be traffic in B 10.8;see controversial. order to PRVOTE_B) What would you prevent air vote for and pollution and what would you dying forests vote against? 48. In many c. Reduction VOTE_C Sv280 VOTE AGAINST: Likert(3) countries the of wages and 'support East issues below standard of Europe' (A will be living in 2.4.4; B 10.8; controversial. Western Europe see PRVOTE_C) What would you in order to vote for and finance what would you investments in vote against? Eastern Europe 48. In many d. Full VOTE_D Sv281 VOTE AGAINST: Likert(3) countries the equality for 'equality for issues below women in women' (A 2.4.4; will be profession, B 10.8; see controversial. house-keeping PRVOTE_D) What would you and public vote for and life what would you vote against? 48. In many e. Use of VOTE_E Sv282 VOTE AGAINST: Likert(3) countries the European 'European armies issues below armies in UN- in UN' (A 2.4.4; will be activities to B 10.8; see controversial. suppress civil PRVOTE_E) What would you wars all over vote for and the world what would you vote against? 48. In many f. Reduction VOTE_F Sv283 VOTE AGAINST: Likert(3) countries the of the number 'reduction of issues below of immigrants immigration' (A will be 2.4.4; B 10.8; controversial. see PRVOTE_F) What would you vote for and what would you vote against? 48. In many g. Guaranteed VOTE_G Sv284 VOTE AGAINST: Likert(3) countries the minimus prices 'minimum price issues below of goods from for 3rd World will be the Third goods' (A 2.4.4; controversial. world with B 10.8; see What would you higher prices PRVOTE_G) vote for and in Europe as a what would you consequence vote against? 48. In many h. Expanded VOTE_H Sv285 VOTE AGAINST: Likert(3) countries the authority for 'extend issues below the police in authority of will be order to police' (A controversial. subdue 2.4.4; B 10.8; What would you criminality see PRVOTE_H) vote for and and violence what would you vote against? 48. In many i. Reduce the VOTE_I Sv286 VOTE AGAINST: Likert(3) countries the power of the 'reduce power of issues below European EC' (A 2.4.4; B will be Community 10.8; see controversial. giving more PRVOTE_I) What would you power to the vote for and national what would you states vote against? 48. In many j. Integration VOTE_J Sv287 VOTE AGAINST: Likert(3) countries the including 'integration issues below common incl. common will be currency in currency in controversial. Europe Europe' (A What would you 2.4.4; B 10.8; vote for and see PRVOTE_J) what would you vote against? - - - PRVOTE_A Sv288 VOTE PRO: 'close Likert(3) down of nuclear power' (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B254) - - - PRVOTE_B Sv289 VOTE PRO: Likert(3) 'limitation of speed' (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B254) - - - PRVOTE_C Sv290 VOTE PRO: Likert(3) 'support East Europe' (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B254) - - - PRVOTE_D Sv291 VOTE PRO: Likert(3) 'equality for women' (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B254) - - - PRVOTE_E Sv292 VOTE PRO: Likert(3) 'European armies in UN' (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B254) - - - PRVOTE_F Sv293 VOTE PRO: Likert(3) 'reducation of immigration' (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B254) - - - PRVOTE_G Sv294 VOTE PRO: Likert(3) 'minimum price for 3rd World goods' (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B254) - - - PRVOTE_H Sv295 VOTE PRO: Likert(3) 'extend authority of police' (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B254) - - - PRVOTE_I Sv296 VOTE PRO: Likert(3) 'reduce power of EC' (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B254) - - - PRVOTE_J Sv297 VOTE PRO: Likert(3) 'integration incl. common currency in Europe' (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B254) - a. Things get BETTER Sv298 TIMELINE: Things dichotom better get better (A 2.5.6; B 9.1; Tab.B169) - b. Things NOCHANGE Sv299 TIMELINE: Things dichotom don`t really don't really change change (A 2.5.6; B 9.1; Tab.B169) - c. Things get WORSE Sv300 TIMELINE: Things dichotom worse get worse (A 2.5.6; B 9.1; Tab.B169) - d. Things REPEAT Sv301 TIMELINE: Things dichotom repeat repeat themselves themselves (A 2.5.6; B 9.1; Tab.B169) - e. Changing EXTREM Sv302 TIMELINE: dichotom extremes changing extremes (A 2.5.6; B 9.1; Tab.B169) - - - EC19AB Sv303 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 19A vs. 19B (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EC19AC Sv304 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 19A vs. 19C (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EC19AD Sv305 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 19A vs. 19D (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EC19AE Sv306 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 19A vs. 19E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EC19BC Sv307 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 19B vs. 19C (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EC19BD Sv308 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 19B vs. 19D (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EC19BE Sv309 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 19B vs. 19E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EC19CD Sv310 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 19C vs. 19D (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EC19CE Sv311 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 19C vs. 19E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EC19DE Sv312 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 19D vs. 19E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EV20AB Sv313 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 20A vs. 20B (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EV20AC Sv314 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 20A vs. 20C (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EV20AD Sv315 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 20A vs. 20D (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EV20AE Sv316 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 20A vs. 20E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EV20BC Sv317 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 20B vs. 20C (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EV20BD Sv318 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 20B vs. 20D (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EV20BE Sv319 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 20B vs. 20E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EV20CD Sv320 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 20C vs. 20D (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EV20CE Sv321 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 20C vs. 20E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - EV20DE Sv322 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 20D vs. 20E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - SH32AB Sv323 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 32A vs. 32B (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - SH32AC Sv324 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 32A vs. 32C (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - SH32AD Sv325 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 32A vs. 32D (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - SH32AE Sv326 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 32A vs. 32E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - SH32BC Sv327 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 32B vs. 32C (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - SH32BD Sv328 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 32B vs. 32D (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - SH32BE Sv329 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 32B vs. 32E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - SH32CD Sv330 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 32C vs. 32D (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - SH32CE Sv331 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 32C vs. 32E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - SH32DE Sv332 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 32D vs. 32E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - CO33AB Sv333 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 33A vs. 33B (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - CO33AC Sv334 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 33A vs. 33C (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - CO33AD Sv335 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 33A vs. 33D (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - CO33AE Sv336 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 33A vs. 33E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - CO33BC Sv337 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 33B vs. 33C (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - CO33BD Sv338 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 33B vs. 33D (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - CO33BE Sv339 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 33B vs. 33E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - CO33CD Sv340 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 33C vs. 33D (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - CO33CE Sv341 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 33C vs. 33E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - CO33DE Sv342 Correct resp. dichotom ranking of 33D vs. 33E (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B67) - - - RMARRY_A Sv343 Recoded: 6- Likert(5) MARRY_A (A 2.4.1; B 10.3; see MARRY_A) - - - RMARRY_E Sv344 Recoded: 6- Likert(5) MARRY_E (A 2.4.1; B 10.3; see MARRY_A) - - - MNINFL_A Sv345 Continual Likert(5) influence of inventions, machines (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_B Sv346 Continual Likert(5) influence of social movements, conflicts (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_C Sv347 Continual Likert(5) influence of kings and queens (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_D Sv348 Continual Likert(5) influence of political reforms (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_E Sv349 Continual Likert(5) influence of religious leaders (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_F Sv350 Continual Likert(5) influence of science and knowledge (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_G Sv351 Continual Likert(5) influence of wars and armed conflicts (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_H Sv352 Continual Likert(5) influence of economic interests (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_I Sv353 Continual Likert(5) influence of philosophers, scholars (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_J Sv354 Continual Likert(5) influence of political revolutions (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_K Sv355 Continual Likert(5) influence of population explosion (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_L Sv356 Continual Likert(5) influence of ecological crises (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_M Sv357 Continual Likert(5) influence of natural catastrophes (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_N Sv358 Continual Likert(5) influence of mass migration (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - MNINFL_O Sv359 Continual Likert(5) influence of everybody (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B127) - - - KNOWL Sv360 Combined number(1) chronological knowledge (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B68) - - - INCR_A Sv361 Increase in Diff(8) influence of inventions (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_B Sv362 Increase in Diff(8) influence of social movements (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_C Sv363 Increase in Diff(8) influence of kings and queens (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_D Sv364 Increase in Diff(8) influence of political reforms (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_E Sv365 Increase in Diff(8) influence of religious leaders (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_F Sv366 Increase in Diff(8) influence of science and knowldge (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_G Sv367 Increase in Diff(8) influence of wars and conflicts (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_H Sv368 Increase in Diff(8) influence of economic interests (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_I Sv369 Increase in Diff(8) influence of philosophers (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_J Sv370 Increase in Diff(8) influence of political revolution (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_K Sv371 Increase in Diff(8) influence of population explosion (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_L Sv372 increase in Diff(8) influence of ecological crises (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_M Sv373 Increase in Diff(8) influence of natural catastrophes (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_N Sv374 Increase in Diff(8) influence of mass migration (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - INCR_O Sv375 Increase in Diff(8) influence of everybody (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B123) - - - STAT_A Sv376 Living Likert(5) conditions in general: 'peaceful' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - STAT_B Sv377 Living Likert(5) conditions in general: 'overpopulated' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - STAT_C Sv378 Living Likert(5) conditions in general: 'exploited' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - STAT_D Sv379 Living Likert(5) conditions in general: 'wealthy' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - STAT_E Sv380 Living Likert(5) conditions in general: 'democratic' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - STAT_F Sv381 Living Likert(5) conditions in general: 'polluted' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - STAT_G Sv382 Living Likert(5) conditions in general: 'econom. confl.' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - STAT_H Sv383 Living Likert(5) conditions in general: 'ethnic conflict' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - FUTPA_A Sv384 Change of living Diff(8) condit. from past to future: 'peaceful' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - FUTPA_B Sv385 Change of living Diff(8) condit. from past to future: 'overpopulated' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - FUTPA_C Sv386 Change of living Diff(8) condit. from past to future: 'exploited' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - FUTPA_D Sv387 Change of living Diff(8) condit. from past to future: 'wealthy' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - FUTPA_E Sv388 Change of living Diff(8) condit. from past to future: 'democratic' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - FUTPA_F Sv389 Change of living Diff(8) condit. from past to future: 'polluted' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - FUTPA_G Sv390 Change of living Diff(8) condit. from past to future: 'econ.conflict' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - FUTPA_H Sv391 Change of living Diff(8) condit. from past to future: 'ethn.conflict' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.29 - - - HOMEU_A Sv392 Lead of national Diff(8) over European liv. condit.: 'peaceful' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - HOMEU_B Sv393 Lead of national Diff(8) over European liv. condit.: 'overpop.' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - HOMEU_C Sv394 Lead of national Diff(8) over European liv. condit.: 'exploited' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - HOMEU_D Sv395 Lead of national Diff(8) over European liv. condit.: 'wealthy' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - HOMEU_E Sv396 Lead of national Diff(8) over European liv. condit.: 'democratic' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - HOMEU_F Sv397 Lead of national Diff(8) over European liv. condit.: 'polluted' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - HOMEU_G Sv398 Lead of national Diff(8) over European liv. condit.: 'econ.confl.' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - HOMEU_H Sv399 Lead of national Diff(8) over European liv. condit.: 'ethn.confl.' (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2) - - - FUTMOR_A Sv400 Future more Diff(8) 'peaceful' than Past (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B182) - - - FUTMOR_B Sv401 Future more Diff(8) 'overpopulated' than Past (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B182) - - - FUTMOR_C Sv402 Future more Diff(8) 'exploited' than Past (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B182) - - - FUTMOR_D Sv403 Future more Diff(8) 'wealthy' than Past (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B182) - - - FUTMOR_E Sv404 Future more Diff(8) 'democratic' than Past (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B182) - - - FUTMOR_F Sv405 Future more Diff(8) 'polluted' than Past (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B182) - - - FUTMOR_G Sv406 Future more Diff(8) 'torn by conflict (rich vs. poor)' than Past (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B182) - - - FUTMOR_H Sv407 Future more Diff(8) 'torn by ethnic conflicts' than past (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B182) - - - EURBET_A Sv408 Europe more Diff(8) 'peaceful' than Own Ctry in Future (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B183) - - - EURBET_B Sv409 Europe more Diff(8) 'overpopulated' than Own Ctry in Future (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B183) - - - EURBET_C Sv410 Europe more Diff(8) 'exploited' than Own Ctry in Future (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B183) - - - EURBET_D Sv411 Europe more Diff(8) 'wealthy' than Own Ctry in Future (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B183) - - - EURBET_E Sv412 Europe more Diff(8) 'democratic' than Own Ctry in Future (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B183) - - - EURBET_F Sv413 Europe more Diff(8) 'polluted' than Own Ctry in Future (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B183) - - - EURBET_G Sv414 Europe more Diff(8) 'torn by conflict (rich vs. poor)'than Own Ctry in Future (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B183) - - - EURBET_H Sv415 Europe more Diff(8) 'torn by ethnic conflicts' than Own Ctry in Future (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B183) - - - DISGUSTR Sv416 Disgust at Factor history as a useless and repugnant topic (A 2.2.2; B 3.1; Tab.B8) - - - EXPLAIPR Sv417 Relevance of Factor history as societal orientation (A 2.2.2; B 3.1; Tab.B9) - - - RELEINDR Sv418 Relevance of Factor history as individual guideline (A 2.2.2; B 3.1; Tab.B10) - - - GINTPERU Sv419 General Factor historical interest in periods (A 2.2.3; B 6.1; Tab.B76) - - - SINTMODU Sv420 Preference of Factor modern to old periods (A 2.2.3; B 6.1; Tab.B77) - - - INTOLDR Sv421 Historical Factor interest in old periods (A 2.2.3; B 6.1; Tab.B78) - - - INTMODR Sv422 Historical Factor interest in modern periods (A 2.2.3; B 6.1; Tab.B79) - - - GINTKINU Sv423 General interest Factor in kinds of history (A 2.2.3; B 6.2; Tab.B87) - - - SINTMATU Sv424 Preference of Factor socio-econ. conditions to political actions (A 2.2.3; B 6.2; Tab.B88) - - - INTSRUS Sv425 Interest in Likert(5) historical structures (A 2.2.3; B 6.2; Tab.B85) - - - INTPERS Sv426 Interest in Likert(5) historical persons (A 2.2.3; B 6.2; Tab.B86) - - - INTEVRYR Sv427 Interest in Factor everyday history (A 2.2.3; B 6.2; Tab.B89) - - - INTSRNGR Sv428 Interest in Factor violent and alien history (A 2.2.3; B 6.2; Tab.B90) - - - GINTREGU Sv429 General Factor historical interest in areas (A 2.2.3; B 6.3; Tab.B97) - - - SINTFARU Sv430 Preference of Factor far to near areas in history (A 2.2.3; B 6.3; Tab.B98) - - - INTNEARR Sv431 Historical Factor interest in near areas (A 2.2.3; B 6.3; Tab.B99) - - - INTFARR Sv432 Historical Factor interest in far areas (A 2.2.3; B 6.3; Tab.B100) - - - GFUNMEDU Sv433 General fun with Factor historical media (A 2.2.3; B 3.2; Tab.B14) - - - SFUNAMDU Sv434 Preference of Factor audiovisual to school media (fun) (A 2.2.3; B 3.2; Tab.B15) - - - FUNPRIR Sv435 Fun with Factor historical documentary and school-media (A 2.2.4; B 3.2; Tab.B16) - - - FUNAVMDR Sv436 Fun with Factor historical audiovisual media (A 2.2.4; B 3.2; Tab.B17) - - - GTRSMEDU Sv437 General trust in Factor historical media (A 2.2.4; B 3.2; Tab.B21) - - - STRSFICU Sv438 Preference of Factor fictional to documentary media (trust) (A 2.2.4; B 3.3; Tab.B22) - - - TRSPRINR Sv439 Trust in Factor historical documentary and school-media (A 2.2.4; B 3.3; Tab.B23) - - - TRSAVMDR Sv440 Trust in Factor historical fictional and audiovisual media (A 2.2.4; B 3.3; Tab.B24) - - - PREFDOCS Sv441 Esteem for Likert(5) documentary media (A 2.2.4; B 3.4; Tab.B25) - - - PREFSCOS Sv442 Esteem for Likert(5) school-media (A 2.2.4; B 3.4; Tab.B26) - - - PREFFICS Sv443 Esteem for Likert(5) fictional media (A 2.2.4; B 3.4; Tab.B27) - - - PREFORAS Sv444 Esteem for oral Likert(5) media outside school (A 2.2.4; B 3.4; Tab.B28) - - - MEDINSTR Sv445 Historical Factor instruction thr. manifold media & activ. (A 2.2.5; B 3.5.1; Tab.B31) - - - VRBINSTR Sv446 Historical Factor instruction thr. verbal info. & communic. (A 2.2.5; B 3.5.1; Tab.B32) - - - CONCUNDS Sv447 Concentration of Likert(5) instruction on operations of historical reasoning (A 2.2.5; B 3.5.1; Tab.B37) - - - CONCTRAS Sv448 Concentration of Likert(5) instruction on fun with hist. traditions (A 2.2.5; B 3.5.1; Tab.B38) - - - ECON Sv449 Correct order of Number(1) economic stages (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B69) - - - EVENT Sv450 Correct order of Number(1) contemporary events (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B70) - - - SHIPS Sv451 Correct order of Number(1) types of ships (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B71) - - - COUPLES Sv452 Correct order of Number(1) fashions of garment (A 2.3.1; B 5.3; Tab.B72) - - - ASMADOMR Sv453 Middle Ages as Factor an era of suppression (A 2.3.2; B 8.2; Tab.B150) - - - ASMAGLOR Sv454 Middle Ages as Factor an era of glory (A 2.3.2; B 8.2; Tab.B151) - - - ASCOEXPR Sv455 Colonialism as Factor exploitation (A 2.3.2; B 8.3; Tab.B154) - - - ASCOADVR Sv456 Colonialism as Factor adventure (A 2.3.2; B 8.3; Tab.B155) - - - ASINIMPR Sv457 Industrial Factor Revolution as improvement (A 2.3.2; B 8.4; Tab.B158) - - - ASINCORR Sv458 Industrial Factor Revolution as deterioration (A 2.3.2; B 8.4; Tab.B159) - - - HITCRIMR Sv459 Hitler as a mad Factor criminal (A 2.3.2; B 8.5; Tab.B163) - - - HITLEADR Sv460 Hitler as a Factor great leader (A 2.3.2; B 8.5; Tab.B164) - - - ASEEFRER Sv461 Eastern Europe Factor changes as a process of liberation (A 2.3.3; B 8.6; Tab.B167) - - - ASEEBRKR Sv462 Eastern Europe Factor changes as defeat of socialism (A 2.3.3; B 8.6; Tab.B168) - - - NATCONR Sv463 Conventional Factor concept of nation (A 2.3.3; B 11.2; Tab.B262) - - - NATDISTR Sv464 Erratic and Factor distanced concept of nation (A 2.3.3; B 11.2; Tab.B263) - - - EUROAFFR Sv465 Affirmative Factor concept of Europe (A 2.3.3; B 11.3; Tab.B266) - - - EUROKRIR Sv466 Critical concept Factor of Europe (A 2.3.3; B 11.3; Tab.B267) - - - DEMOKRIR Sv467 Critical concept Factor of democracy (A 2.3.3; B 11.4; Tab.B270) - - - DEMOAFFR Sv468 Affirmative Factor concept of democracy (A 2.3.3; B 11.4; Tab.B271) - - - IMPOSOLR Sv469 Importance of Factor solidarity (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B213) - - - IMPOETNR Sv470 Importance of Factor sociocentrism/et hnocentrism (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B214) - - - IMPOPRIR Sv471 Importance of Factor privatism (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B215) - - - IMPOSOLS Sv472 Importance of Likert(5) solidarity (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B208) - - - IMPOPRVS Sv473 Importance of Likert(5) privatism (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B210) - - - IMPONARS Sv474 Importance of Likert(5) sociocentrism/et hnocentrism (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B211) - - - IMPOFRES Sv475 Importance of Likert(5) liberty (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B212) - - - IMPOLIBS Sv476 Importance of Likert(5) democracy and Europe (A 2.4.4; B 10.1) - - - IMPOPRIS Sv477 Importance of Likert(5) private sphere (A 2.4.4; B 10.1; Tab.B209) - - - IMPONATS Sv478 Importance of Likert(5) sociocentrism/et hnocentrism (without religion) (A 2.4.4; B 10.1) - - - RICIMMOR Sv479 Wealth caused by Factor unfairness (A 2.4.3; B 10.2; Tab.B218) - - - RICCHANR Sv480 Wealth caused by Factor chance (A 2.4.3; B 10.2; Tab.B219) - - - RICMERIR Sv481 Wealth caused by Factor merit (A 2.4.3; B 10.2; Tab.B220) - - - MAROBEDR Sv482 Obedience to Factor enforced marriage (A 2.4.1; B 10.3; Tab.B225) - - - MARRELIR Sv483 Religious Factor reaction to enforced marriage (A 2.4.1; B 10.3; Tab.B226) - - - MAROBEDS Sv484 Obedience to Likert(5) enforced marriage (A 2.4.1; B 10.3; Tab.B224) - - - ANXHURIS Sv485 Annexational Likert(5) arguments based on inhabitants' rights (A 2.4.2; B 10.4; Tab.B231) - - - ANXTRADS Sv486 Annexational Likert(5) arguments based on traditional possession (A 2.4.2; B 10.4; Tab.B232) - - - ANXCUNGR Sv487 Annexational Factor arguments of identity and negotiations (A 2.4.2; B 10.4; Tab.B233) - - - ANXTRVIR Sv488 Annexational Factor arguments of domination and violence (A 2.4.2; B 10.4; Tab.B234) - - - PAYRICHS Sv489 Obligation for Likert(5) colonial reparation (wealth/solidari ty) (A 2.4.2; B 10.5; Tab.B239) - - - PAYGUILS Sv490 Obligation for Likert(5) colonial reparation (guilt/compensat ion) (A 2.4.2; B 10.5; Tab.B238) - - - PRSVMONS Sv491 Weight of Likert(5) preservation of (old) historical monuments (A 2.4.1; B 10.6; Tab.B244) - - - PRSVENVS Sv492 Weight of Likert(5) preservation of the environment (A 2.4.1; B 10.6; Tab.B245) - - - PRSVONAR Sv493 Weight of Factor preservation of old monuments and rare nature (A 2.4.1; B 10.6; Tab.B246) - - - PRSVNEWR Sv494 Weight of Factor preservation of modern monuments (incl. early ind.) (A 2.4.1; B 10.6; Tab.B247) - - - IMICONDR Sv495 Civil rights for Factor assimilated, loyal immigrants (A 2.4.3; B 10.7; Tab.B250) - - - IMIPROR Sv496 Civil rights for Factor all immigrants (A 2.4.1; B 10.7; Tab.B251) - - - PRVENVWR Sv497 Voting in favour Factor of environmental and woman's issues (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B255) - - - PRVSOLIR Sv498 Voting in favour Factor of international economic help (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B256) - - - PRVLWORR Sv499 Voting in favour Factor of law and order (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B257) - - - PRVSOVRR Sv500 Voting in favour Factor of national sovereignty (A 2.4.4; B 10.8; Tab.B258) - - - NWECDMS Sv501 Past influence Likert(5) of ecological and demographic processes (A 2.5.1; B 7.1; Tab.B106) - - - NWEVPRS Sv502 Past influence Likert(5) of important events and mighty persons (A 2.5.1; B 7.1; Tab.B107) - - - NWSCIS Sv503 Past influence Likert(5) of scientific and technological progress (A 2.5.1; B 7.1; Tab.B108) - - - NWEVNR Sv504 Influence of Factor events and persons in the past (A 2.5.1; B 7.1; Tab.B109) - - - NWECDMR Sv505 Influence of Factor demography and ecology in the past (A 2.5.1; B 7.1; Tab.B110) - - - NWRATIR Sv506 Influence of Factor technology and rationality in the past (A 2.5.1; B 7.1; Tab.B111) - - - NXECDMS Sv507 Future influence Likert(5) of ecological and demographic processes (A 2.5.1; B 7.2; Tab.B117) - - - NXEVPRS Sv508 Future influence Likert(5) important events and mighty persons (A 2.5.1; B 7.2; Tab.B118) - - - NXSCIS Sv509 Future influence Likert(5) of scientific and technological progress (A 2.5.1; B 7.2; Tab.B119) - - - NXTVIOLR Sv510 Influence of Factor violence and catastrophies in the future (A 2.5.1; B 7.2; Tab.B120) - - - NXTEVNR Sv511 Influence of Factor events and persons in the future (A 2.5.1; B 7.2; Tab.B121) - - - NXTRATIR Sv512 Influence of Factor technology and rationality in the future (A 2.5.1; B 7.2; Tab.B122) - - - MNWNXECS Sv513 Continual Likert(5) influence of ecologic.+demogr aphic processes (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B128) - - - MNWNXEVS Sv514 Continual Likert(5) influence of important events+mighty persons (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B129) - - - MNWNXSCS Sv515 Continual Likert(5) influence of scientific and technological progress (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B130) - - - INCECDMS Sv516 Increase in Diff(8) influence of ecologic.+ demographic processes (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B124) - - - INCEVPRS Sv517 Increase in Diff(8) influence of events+mighty persons (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B125) - - - INCSCIS Sv518 Increase in Diff(8) influence of scient.+technolo g. progress (A 2.5.1; B 7.3; Tab.B126) - - - PROGRESS Sv519 Trust in Likert(3) progress (A 2.5.6; 4.2.2; B 9.1; Tab.B170) - - - GENETIC Sv520 Perception of Likert(3) genetic change (A 2.5.6; 4.2.2; B 9.1; Tab.B170) - - - FUTRCNFS Sv521 Expectation of Likert(5) internal conflicts in the country (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B175) - - - FUTRWELS Sv522 Expectation of Likert(5) wellbeing in the country (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B176) - - - FEURCNFS Sv523 Expectation of Likert(5) internal conflicts in Europe (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B180) - - - FEURWELS Sv524 Expectation of Likert(5) wellbeing in Europe (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B181) - - - FUMOCNFS Sv525 Expected Diff(8) increase in internal conflicts in the country (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B184) - - - FUMOWELS Sv526 Expected Diff(8) increase in wellbeing in the country (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B185) - - - EUBTCNFS Sv527 Expectation of Diff(8) more internal conflicts in Europe than in the country (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B186) - - - EUBTWELS Sv528 Expectation of Diff(8) more wellbeing in Europe than in the country (A 2.5.3; B 9.5.1; Tab.B187) - - - CONFLGER Sv529 State of Factor internal conflicts in past and future, home-country and Europe (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.1; Tab.B191) - - - HQUALGER Sv530 State of Factor wellbeing in past and future, home-country and Europe (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2; Tab.B192) - - - CONFLFUR Sv531 Change of Factor internal conflicts from past to future (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2; Tab.B194) - - - HQUALFUR Sv532 Change of Factor wellbeing from past to future (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2; Tab.B193) - - - CONFLEUR Sv533 Lead of national Factor over European internal conflicts (future) (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2; Tab.B195) - - - HQUALEUR Sv534 Lead of national Factor over European wellbeing (future) (A 2.5.4; B 9.5.2; Tab.B196) - - - FSLFPRIS Sv535 Expectation of Likert(5) luck in private life (A 2.5.5; B 9.6; Tab.B199) - - - FSLFPRIR Sv536 Expectation of Factor private luck (A 2.5.5; B 9.6; Tab.B200) - - - FSLFPRTR Sv537 Expectation of Factor socio-political participation (A 2.5.5; B 9.6; Tab.B201) - - - GMOTHI2U Sv538 General Factor motivation in treating history (A 2.6.2; B 12.1; Tab.B279) - - - SMOTNE2U Sv539 Preference of Factor intimate to distant history (A 2.6.2; B 12.1; Tab.B280) - - - MOTFAR2R Sv540 Motivation in Factor treating distant history (A 2.6.2; B 12.1; Tab.B281) - - - MOTNEA2R Sv541 Motivation in Factor treating intimate history (A 2.6.2; B 12.1; Tab.B282) - - - NEGEPO2R Sv542 Negative Factor associations with historical epochs (A 2.6.2; B 12.2; Tab.B283) - - - POSEPO2R Sv543 Positive Factor associations with historical epochs (A 2.6.2; B 12.2; Tab.B284) - - - DISCRI2R Sv544 Rejective Factor detachment from identification concepts (A 2.6.2; B 12.2; Tab.B286) - - - CONAFF2R Sv545 Conventional Factor affirmation of identification concepts (A 2.6.2; B 12.2; Tab.B285) - - - CNVPRG2R Sv546 Conventional Factor pragmatism (A 2.6.2; B 12.3; Tab.B287) - - - FNDALT2R Sv547 Fundamental Factor altruism (A 2.6.2; B 12.3; Tab.B288) - - - MATPRI2R Sv548 Materialistic Factor privatism (A 2.6.2; B 12.3; Tab.B289) - - - AUTTRA2R Sv549 Authoritarian Factor traditionalism (A 2.6.2; B 12.3; Tab.B290) - - - OPTIMI2R Sv550 Optimism for Factor society and biography (A 2.6.2; B 12.4; Tab.B291) - - - PESSIM2R Sv551 Pessimism Factor concerning internal conflicts (A 2.6.2; B 12.4; Tab.B292) - - - PARTIC2R Sv552 Wish for Factor participation (A 2.6.2; B 12.4; Tab.B293) - - - COUNTRY Sv553 COUNTRY (CTRYOLD Category recoded order) - - - CTRYCOD Sv554 Country: Short Category Labels (A 2.1.1) - - - CTRYGR7 Sv555 Country: 7 Category Clusters (A 2.1.1) - - - CTRYGR12 Sv556 Country: 12 Category Clusters (A 2.1.1) - - - STRATUM1 Sv557 COUNTRY and Category STRATUM 1: Original values - - - DATE Sv558 Date of Inquiry Date (B 4) - - - NATIOTY Sv559 NATIONALITY Category (NATI2: recoded) (B 4) - - - STRATUM2 Sv560 Country and Category stratum final version - - - STRATUM3 Sv561 Stratification Category - - - LANDGR Sv562 Groups of Category Countries for Tables - - - NAT2 Sv563 National Category Minorities for Tables - - - REL2 Sv564 Religious Category Minorities for Tables - - - RINCOM Sv565 Parents' Likert(5) SocialEconomicSt atus (recoded: 6 INCOM)(Tab.B50) - - - STATUS Sv566 Parents' Likert(4) SocialCulturalSt atus (BOOKS+PEDUMAX) - - - SCSTAT Sv567 Parents' Likert(3) SocialCulturalSt atus (STATUS: 3 ranked) - - - PEDUMAX Sv568 Parents' (best) Likert(4) Education (recoded: max(EDUMA, EDUPA)) (B 4; Tab.B49) - - - AGEGR Sv569 Age (AGE: Category grouped) - - - FOREIGN Sv570 (Foreign) Likert(3) Nationality (NATI1, NATI2: recoded) - - - POLINT3 Sv571 Political Category Interest (classified) - - - RELINT3 Sv572 Religious Category Engagement (classified) - - - ROMKATH Sv573 Roman catholic dichotom dnomination - - - PROTEST Sv574 Protestant dichotom denomination - - - ORTHODOX Sv575 Orthodox dichotom denomination - - - JEW Sv576 Jewish dichotom denomination - - - ISLAM Sv577 Muslim dichotom denomination - - - OTHREL Sv578 Other religion dichotom - - - NOREL Sv579 No religion dichotom - - - NANSREL Sv580 Refused answer dichotom on religion - - - NATIOTY2 Sv581 NATIONALITY: Category Additional question 1