SOCIAL REALITY INDEX WAVE 2 (2015) CODEBOOK (All frequencies weighted by variable weight)
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1 SOCIAL REALITY INDEX WAVE 2 (2015) CODEBOOK (All frequencies weighted by variable weight) Religion... 2 Political Preference... 4 Crime and Safety... 5 Friends and Neighborhood... 8 Media Usage Parents Life Satisfaction Anxiety Fear of Crime Fear of Judgment Fear of Life Events Fears about the Environment Africa, Attitudes about Community Involvement Fear-based Actions Fears about the Government Trust in the Government The Paranormal Vaccinations, Attitudes about Criminality of Social Groups Personal Anxieties Fears about the Future Trust Police, Attitudes about Fears about Technology Fear of Disasters/Societal Changes Preparedness and Beliefs about Disasters
2 Religion What is your religious preference, if any? Frequency Cumulative 1 Protestant Catholic Christian (neither Protestant nor Catholic) Jewish Muslim/Islam Buddhist Hindu Other Eastern Religion Other, please specify None How religious do you consider yourself to be? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not at all religious Not too religious Somewhat religious Very religious Total Missing System
3 How often do you attend religious services at a church, mosque, synagogue or other place of worship? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a year Once or twice a year Several times a year Once a month times a month Weekly Several times a week Total Missing System 10.6 Which one statement comes closest to your personal beliefs about the Bible? Frequency Cumulative 1 The Bible means exactly what it says. It should be taken literally, word-for-word, on all subjects. 2 The Bible is perfectly true, but it should not be taken literally, word-for-word. We must interpret its meaning. 3 The Bible contains some human error. 4 The Bible is an ancient book of history and legends I don't know Total Missing System
4 Political Preference How would you describe yourself politically? Frequency Cumulative 1 Extremely Conservative Conservative Leaning Conservative Moderate Leaning Liberal Liberal Extremely Liberal Total Missing System Do you think of yourself as Republican, Democrat or Independent? Frequency Cumulative 1 Strong Republican Moderate Republican Leaning Republican Independent Leaning Democrat Moderate Democrat Strong Democrat Total Missing System
5 Crime and Safety [If I ran out of gas on the road, I would feel safe asking a stranger for help] How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [If a stranger ran out of gas on the road, I would feel safe giving them help] How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [Have you ever been the victim of a property crime (stolen property)?] Please indicate if you, or a close friend/family member has been the victim of the following crimes: Frequency Cumulative 0 No Yes Total Missing System
6 [Have you been the victim of a property crime (stolen property) in the last five years?] Please indicate if you, or a close friend/family member has been the victim of the following crimes: Frequency Cumulative 0 No Yes Total Missing System [Have you ever been the victim of a violent crime?] Please indicate if you, or a close friend/family member has been the victim of the following crimes: Frequency Cumulative 0 No Yes Total Missing System [Have you been the victim of a violent crime in the last five years?] Please indicate if you, or a close friend/family member has been the victim of the following crimes: Frequency Cumulative 0 No Yes Total Missing System
7 [Has a close friend or family member ever been the victim of a property crime?] Please indicate if you, or a close friend/family member has been the victim of the following crimes: Frequency Cumulative 0 No Yes Total Missing System [Has a close friend or family member ever been the victim of a violent crime?] Please indicate if you, or a close friend/family member has been the victim of the following crimes: Frequency Cumulative 0 No Yes Total Missing System
8 Friends and Neighborhood About how many close friends do you have these days (including family members you would count as close friends)? Frequency Cumulative Total Missing System How long have you lived in this neighborhood? Frequency Cumulative 1 Less than a year to 2 years to 5 years to 10 years to 20 years to 30 years More than 30 years Total Missing System
9 [People in my neighborhood can be trusted.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [People in my neighborhood generally get along with each other.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
10 [I have neighbors who would help me if I had an emergency.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [People in my neighborhood look out for each other.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [I feel safe being out alone in my neighborhood during the night.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
11 [People often get mugged, robbed or attacked in my neighborhood.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [People sell or use drugs in my neighborhood.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
12 Media Usage [Read a local newspaper from your home town (in print or the digital version)] How often do you? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a month but at least once a year Once or twice a month Once or twice a week Most days Every day Total Missing System [Read a national newspaper such as USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, or The New York Times (in print or the digital version, app, etc.)] How often do you? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a month but at least once a year Once or twice a month Once or twice a week Most days Every day Total Missing System
13 [Watch the national nightly network news on ABC, CBS, NBC, Univision,Telemundo (such as World News Tonight with David Muir, CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley)] How often do you? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a month but at least once a year Once or twice a month Once or twice a week Most days Every day Total Missing System [Watch Fox News] How often do you? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a month but at least once a year Once or twice a month Once or twice a week Most days Every day Total Missing System
14 [Watch CNN] How often do you? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a month but at least once a year Once or twice a month Once or twice a week Most days Every day Total Missing System [Watch MSNBC] How often do you? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a month but at least once a year Once or twice a month Once or twice a week Most days Every day Total Missing System
15 [Watch other TV news shows (e.g., PBS, BBC, etc)] How often do you? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a month but at least once a year Once or twice a month Once or twice a week Most days Every day Total Missing System [Watch the local TV news to learn about your area--this comes on before the national news and then again at either 10 or 11 p.m.] How often do you? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a month but at least once a year Once or twice a month Once or twice a week Most days Every day Total Missing System
16 [Listen to a talk radio show that discusses politics] How often do you? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a month but at least once a year Once or twice a month Once or twice a week Most days Every day Total Missing System [Read online news websites (such as Yahoo News or Google)] How often do you? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a month but at least once a year Once or twice a month Once or twice a week Most days Every day Total Missing System
17 [Get news from social media (e.g., Twitter)] How often do you? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a month but at least once a year Once or twice a month Once or twice a week Most days Every day Total Missing System [Read news magazine such as Time or Newsweek] How often do you? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Less than once a month but at least once a year Once or twice a month Once or twice a week Most days Every day Total Missing System
18 [Watch daytime talk shows such as The Ellen DeGeneres Show or The View] How often do you watch the following types of television and movies? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Very often Total Missing System [Watch comedy news shows such as, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart] How often do you watch the following types of television and movies? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Very often Total Missing System
19 [TV Crime dramas (e.g., CSI, Law & Order: SVU)] How often do you watch the following types of television and movies? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Very often Total Missing System [TV True crime (e.g., Dateline NBC, 20/20)] How often do you watch the following types of television and movies? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Very often Total Missing System
20 [Science fiction, fantasy, superheroes, vampires, zombies movies or TV shows] How often do you watch the following types of television and movies? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Very often Total Missing System [Paranormal TV (Ghost Hunters, Finding Bigfoot etc.)] How often do you watch the following types of television and movies? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Very often Total Missing System
21 Parents Thinking about the parent/guardian that had the most influence on you while you were growing up...how religious was this person while you were growing up? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not at all religious Not too religious Somewhat religious Very religious Don't know Total Missing System How would you describe this person's political views when you were growing up? Frequency Cumulative 1 Extremely Conservative Conservative Leaning Conservative Moderate Leaning Liberal Liberal Extremely Liberal Don't know Total Missing System
22 Life Satisfaction [All things considered, I m satisfied with my life as a whole these days.] To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [All things considered, I m satisfied with my financial situation these days.] To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [All things considered, I m satisfied with my family life these days.] To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
23 [All things considered, I m satisfied with my social life these days.] To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [All things considered, I m satisfied with my mental health these days.] To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [All things considered, I m satisfied with my physical health these days. ] To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
24 [All things considered, I m satisfied with my physical appearance these days.] To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
25 Anxiety [Feeling nervous, anxious or on edge] During the past two weeks, how often have you experienced the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not at all Sometimes More than half the days Nearly every day Total Missing System [Not being able to stop or control worrying] During the past two weeks, how often have you experienced the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not at all Sometimes More than half the days Nearly every day Total Missing System [Worrying too much about different things] During the past two weeks, how often have you experienced the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not at all Sometimes More than half the days Nearly every day Total Missing System
26 [Trouble sleeping] During the past two weeks, how often have you experienced the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not at all Sometimes More than half the days Nearly every day Total Missing System [Being so restless that it is hard to relax] During the past two weeks, how often have you experienced the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not at all Sometimes More than half the days Nearly every day Total Missing System [Becoming easily annoyed or irritable] During the past two weeks, how often have you experienced the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not at all Sometimes More than half the days Nearly every day Total Missing System
27 [Feeling afraid as if something awful might happen] During the past two weeks, how often have you experienced the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not at all Sometimes More than half the days Nearly every day Total Missing System
28 Fear of Crime How afraid are you of being the victim of violent crime? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System How afraid are you of being the victim of property crime? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Walking alone at night] How afraid are you of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
29 [Mugging] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Stalking] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Murder by a stranger] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
30 [Murder by someone you know] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Being hit by a drunk driver] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Police brutality] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
31 [Sexual assault by a stranger] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Sexual assault by someone you know] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Racial/Hate crime] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
32 [Random/Mass shooting] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Break-ins] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Theft of property] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
33 [Gang violence] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Abduction/Kidnapping] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Identity theft] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
34 [Credit card fraud] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Financial fraud (such as a Ponzi Scheme, embezzlement etc.)] How afraid are you of being the victim of the following crimes? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
35 Fear of Judgment How afraid are you of being judged by others? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Your age] How afraid are you that others judge you because of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Your gender] How afraid are you that others judge you because of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
36 [The way you dress] How afraid are you that others judge you because of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Your weight] How afraid are you that others judge you because of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Your race/ethnicity] How afraid are you that others judge you because of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
37 [Your appearance] How afraid are you that others judge you because of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Romantic rejection] How afraid are you of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
38 Fear of Life Events [Dying alone] How afraid are you of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Being laughed at] How afraid are you of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Not being taken seriously] How afraid are you of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
39 [Talking to strangers] How afraid are you of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Expressing your opinion] How afraid are you of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Others talking about you behind your back] How afraid are you of? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
40 Fears about the Environment [Pollutions of rivers and streams] How afraid are you of the following environmental issues impacting your life? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Overpopulation in the world] How afraid are you of the following environmental issues impacting your life? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Global warming and climate change] How afraid are you of the following environmental issues impacting your life? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
41 Africa, Attitudes about [It is safe to travel to Africa.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [If I were to visit Africa, I would fear wild animals.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [If I were to visit Africa, I would fear catching disease.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
42 [If I were to visit Africa, I would fear experiencing violence.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [Charities improve African living conditions.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [Governments improve African living conditions.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
43 [Private businesses improve African living conditions.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [Doing business in Africa requires bribes.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [The U.S. should accept more refugees from Africa.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
44 [I would support the resettling of African refugees in my community.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
45 Community Involvement [Attended an event at a public place (for example, a concert, movie, lecture, sporting or museum event)] How many times you ve done the following activity in the past 12 months? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Once A Few Times Times Times About once a month Twice a month About once a week More than once a week Total Missing System [Attended any public meeting in which there was discussion of local or school affairs] How many times you ve done the following activity in the past 12 months? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Once A Few Times Times Times About once a month Twice a month About once a week More than once a week Total Missing System
46 [Attended any club or organizational meeting] How many times you ve done the following activity in the past 12 months? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Once A Few Times Times Times About once a month Twice a month About once a week More than once a week Total Missing System [Had friends over to your home] How many times you ve done the following activity in the past 12 months? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Once A Few Times Times Times About once a month Twice a month About once a week More than once a week Total Missing System
47 [Socialized with coworkers outside of work] How many times you ve done the following activity in the past 12 months? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Once A Few Times Times Times About once a month Twice a month About once a week More than once a week Total Missing System [Been in the home of someone who lives in a different neighborhood than you or had them in your home] How many times you ve done the following activity in the past 12 months? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Once A Few Times Times Times About once a month Twice a month About once a week More than once a week Total Missing System
48 [Met personally with someone you consider to be a community leader] How many times you ve done the following activity in the past 12 months? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Once A Few Times Times Times About once a month Twice a month About once a week More than once a week Total Missing System [Donated blood] How many times you ve done the following activity in the past 12 months? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Once A Few Times Times Times About once a month Twice a month About once a week More than once a week Total Missing System
49 [Volunteered] How many times you ve done the following activity in the past 12 months? Frequency Cumulative 1 Never Once A Few Times Times Times About once a month Twice a month About once a week More than once a week Total Missing System
50 Fear-based Actions [Purchased a gun] Have you done any of the following because of your fears? Frequency Cumulative 0 No Yes Total Missing System [Purchased a home alarm system] Have you done any of the following because of your fears? Frequency Cumulative 0 No Yes Total Missing System [Sent your children to a private school] Have you done any of the following because of your fears? Frequency Cumulative 0 No Yes Total Missing System
51 [Voted for a particular party or candidate] Have you done any of the following because of your fears? Frequency Cumulative 0 No Yes Total Missing System
52 Fears about the Government [Government use of drones within the U.S.] Thinking about the Federal Government in Washington D.C., how afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [The Affordable Health Care Act, also called Obamacare] Thinking about the Federal Government in Washington D.C., how afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Corrupt Government Officials] Thinking about the Federal Government in Washington D.C., how afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
53 [Government restrictions on firearms and ammunition] Thinking about the Federal Government in Washington D.C., how afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
54 Trust in the Government [How much of the time do you think you can trust the national government to do what is right?] Please evaluate each the following statements using the scale below: Frequency Cumulative 1 Hardly ever Some of the time Most of the time Just about always Total Missing System [How much of the time do you think you can trust the state government to do what is right?] Please evaluate each the following statements using the scale below: Frequency Cumulative 1 Hardly ever Some of the time Most of the time Just about always Total Missing System
55 The Paranormal [Aliens visited Earth in our ancient past.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [Aliens have come to Earth in modern times.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [Dreams foretell the future.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
56 [Astrologers, fortune tellers, and psychics can foresee the future.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [Places can be haunted by spirits.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [Bigfoot is a real creature. ] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
57 [The living and dead can communicate with each other.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Don't Know Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
58 Vaccinations, Attitudes about [Parents should have the right to decide which vaccinations their children receive.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [Drug companies aren t being honest about the risks from vaccinations.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [Vaccinating children helps to protect them from illnesses.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
59 [Many of my friends are concerned about the side-effects of vaccinations.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [These days, most American children get too many vaccinations.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System [Vaccinations can cause autism.] Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements: Frequency Cumulative 1 Strongly Disagree Disagree Agree Strongly Agree Total Missing System
60 Criminality of Social Groups [Latinos] Thinking about each of the following groups in the United States, would you say that on average they are (1) Not criminal, (7) criminal or somewhere in-between? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not criminal Criminal Total Missing System [Blacks] Thinking about each of the following groups in the United States, would you say that on average they are (1) Not criminal, (7) criminal or somewhere in-between? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not criminal Criminal Total Missing System
61 [Whites] Thinking about each of the following groups in the United States, would you say that on average they are (1) Not criminal, (7) criminal or somewhere in-between? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not criminal Criminal Total Missing System [Asians] Thinking about each of the following groups in the United States, would you say that on average they are (1) Not criminal, (7) criminal or somewhere in-between? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not criminal Criminal Total Missing System
62 Personal Anxieties [Blood] How afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Needles] How afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Spiders, bees, or other insects] How afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
63 [Snakes, lizards, or other reptiles] How afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Dogs, rats, or other animals] How afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Clowns] How afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
64 [Germs] How afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Deep lakes and oceans] How afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System [Flying] How afraid are you of the following? Frequency Cumulative 1 Not Afraid Slightly Afraid Afraid Very Afraid Total Missing System
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