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All frequencies weighted by 2) WEIGHT;
(The number of missing cases reported in the codebook are unweighted)

1) Case ID (CASEID)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	841.73	460.41

2) Post-stratification weight (WEIGHT)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL		1	0.734

3) Interview start time (TM_START)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	0

4) Interview finish time (TMFINISH)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	0

5) Interview duration in minutes (DURATION)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	361.26	1371.92

6) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. More needs to be done to restrict foreign influences on American culture. [Cosmopolitanism Scale] (C1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) Strongly agree	139	9.2
2) Agree	298	19.6
3) Neither/Neutral	601	39.6
4) Disagree	335	22.1
5) Strongly disagree	128	8.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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7) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. The USA should welcome ideas from foreign cultures. [Cosmopolitanism Scale] (C2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	12	.8
1) Strongly agree	163	10.7
2) Agree	600	39.5
3) Neither/Neutral	568	37.4
4) Disagree	124	8.2
5) Strongly disagree	52	3.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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8) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. The USA should cooperate with other countries only when in its own interests. [Cosmopolitanism Scale] (C3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly agree	94	6.2
2) Agree	241	15.9
3) Neither/Neutral	624	41.1
4) Disagree	430	28.3
5) Strongly disagree	114	7.5
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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9) How important to your sense of identity is... being a citizen of the United States? [Identity Measures] (I1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	13	.9
1) Extremely important	648	42.7
2) Very important	476	31.4
3) Somewhat important	254	16.7
4) Not very important	80	5.3
5) Not at all important	47	3.1
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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10) How important to your sense of identity is... your job? [Identity Measures] (I2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
1) Extremely important	261	17.2
2) Very important	447	29.4
3) Somewhat important	426	28
4) Not very important	150	9.9
5) Not at all important	221	14.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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11) How important to your sense of identity is... your home town? [Identity Measures] (I3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
1) Extremely important	173	11.4
2) Very important	331	21.8
3) Somewhat important	527	34.7
4) Not very important	292	19.2
5) Not at all important	182	12
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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12) How important to your sense of identity is... your home state? [Identity Measures] (I4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
1) Extremely important	184	12.1
2) Very important	341	22.4
3) Somewhat important	534	35.2
4) Not very important	265	17.4
5) Not at all important	181	11.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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13) How important to your sense of identity is... your religion? [Identity Measures] (I5)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	12	.8
1) Extremely important	389	25.6
2) Very important	321	21.1
3) Somewhat important	331	21.8
4) Not very important	236	15.5
5) Not at all important	229	15.1
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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14) How important to your sense of identity is... your social class? [Identity Measures] (I6)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	11	.7
1) Extremely important	69	4.5
2) Very important	221	14.5
3) Somewhat important	590	38.8
4) Not very important	411	27.1
5) Not at all important	217	14.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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15) How important to your sense of identity is... your preferred political party? [Identity Measures] (I7)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	15	1
1) Extremely important	81	5.3
2) Very important	183	12.1
3) Somewhat important	464	30.6
4) Not very important	417	27.5
5) Not at all important	358	23.6
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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16) How important to your sense of identity is... your favorite sports team? [Identity Measures] (I8)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	10	.7
1) Extremely important	74	4.9
2) Very important	145	9.5
3) Somewhat important	304	20
4) Not very important	369	24.3
5) Not at all important	618	40.7
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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17) Religiously, I consider myself [Identity Measures] (I9)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	9	.6
1) Very religious	157	10.3
2) Religious	425	27.9
3) Somewhat religious	474	31.2
4) Religious in name only	101	6.6
5) Not religious	315	20.7
6) Anti-religious	40	2.6
TOTAL	1521	100.0

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18) Spiritually, I consider myself [Identity Measures] (I10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	15	1
1) Very spiritual	232	15.3
2) Spiritual	495	32.6
3) Somewhat spiritual	498	32.8
4) Not spiritual	266	17.5
5) Anti-spiritual	13	.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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19) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. My faith is extremely important to me. [Santa Clara Strength of Religious Faith Questionnaire, Short-Form] (RFQ1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	7	.5
1) Strongly agree	450	29.6
2) Agree	302	19.9
3) Somewhat agree	183	12
4) Neither agree/disagree	247	16.3
5) Somewhat disagree	65	4.3
6) Disagree	106	7
7) Strongly disagree	160	10.5
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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20) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. My religious faith impacts many of my decisions. [Santa Clara Strength of Religious Faith Questionnaire, Short-Form] (RFQ2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	7	.5
1) Strongly agree	357	23.5
2) Agree	255	16.8
3) Somewhat agree	208	13.7
4) Neither agree/disagree	262	17.2
5) Somewhat disagree	92	6.1
6) Disagree	133	8.8
7) Strongly disagree	205	13.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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21) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. I look to faith for meaning and purpose in my life. [Santa Clara Strength of Religious Faith Questionnaire, Short-Form] (RFQ3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	8	.5
1) Strongly agree	402	26.5
2) Agree	276	18.2
3) Somewhat agree	202	13.3
4) Neither agree/disagree	268	17.7
5) Somewhat disagree	69	4.5
6) Disagree	121	8
7) Strongly disagree	172	11.3
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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22) Please indicate to what extent each of the following statements represents you. I prefer my life to be filled with puzzles that I must solve. [The Rational/Experiential Inventory] (REI1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
1) Definitely not true of myself	238	15.7
2) Somewhat not true of myself	368	24.2
3) Neither true/untrue of myself	543	35.7
4) Somewhat true of myself	300	19.7
5) Definitely true of myself	56	3.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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23) Please indicate to what extent each of the following statements represents you. I believe in trusting my hunches. [The Rational/Experiential Inventory] (REI2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
1) Definitely not true of myself	21	1.4
2) Somewhat not true of myself	90	5.9
3) Neither true/untrue of myself	343	22.6
4) Somewhat true of myself	791	52.1
5) Definitely true of myself	258	17
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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24) Please indicate to what extent each of the following statements represents you. I do better when I try to figure out people and situations logically than when I rely on my feelings. [The Rational/Experiential Inventory] (REI3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Definitely not true of myself	69	4.5
2) Somewhat not true of myself	230	15.1
3) Neither true/untrue of myself	517	34
4) Somewhat true of myself	537	35.3
5) Definitely true of myself	147	9.7
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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25) Please indicate to what extent each of the following statements represents you. I think it is worse to be too sentimental than to be to analytical. [The Rational/Experiential Inventory] (REI4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
1) Definitely not true of myself	120	7.9
2) Somewhat not true of myself	264	17.4
3) Neither true/untrue of myself	704	46.3
4) Somewhat true of myself	338	22.3
5) Definitely true of myself	79	5.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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26) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. What is right and wrong is up to each person to decide. [Moral Relativism] (MR1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Strongly agree	125	8.2
2) Agree	195	12.8
3) Somewhat agree	243	16
4) Neither agree/disagree	252	16.6
5) Somewhat disagree	244	16.1
6) Disagree	233	15.3
7) Strongly disagree	208	13.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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27) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. Right and wrong should be based on God's law. [Moral Relativism] (MR2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly agree	336	22.1
2) Agree	234	15.4
3) Somewhat agree	173	11.4
4) Neither agree/disagree	360	23.7
5) Somewhat disagree	98	6.5
6) Disagree	117	7.7
7) Strongly disagree	183	12.1
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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28) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. American children should be raised to believe in God. [Moral Relativism] (MR3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	27	1.8
1) Strongly agree	368	24.2
2) Agree	271	17.8
3) Somewhat agree	158	10.4
4) Neither agree/disagree	445	29.3
5) Somewhat disagree	46	3
6) Disagree	66	4.3
7) Strongly disagree	138	9.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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29) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. Moral standards should be seen as individualistic; what one person considers to be moral may be judged as immoral by another person. [Ethics Position Questionnaire] (EPQ1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Strongly agree	111	7.3
2) Agree	281	18.5
3) Somewhat agree	338	22.3
4) Neither agree/disagree	286	18.8
5) Somewhat disagree	167	11
6) Disagree	186	12.2
7) Strongly disagree	130	8.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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30) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. The question of what is ethical for everyone can never be resolved because what is moral or immoral is up to the individual to decide. [Ethics Position Questionnaire] (EPQ2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	15	1
1) Strongly agree	138	9.1
2) Agree	233	15.3
3) Somewhat agree	291	19.2
4) Neither agree/disagree	312	20.5
5) Somewhat disagree	203	13.4
6) Disagree	170	11.2
7) Strongly disagree	157	10.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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31) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. Moral standards are simply personal rules that indicate how a person should behave, and should not be used when making judgments of others. [Ethics Position Questionnaire] (EPQ3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) Strongly agree	118	7.8
2) Agree	238	15.7
3) Somewhat agree	246	16.2
4) Neither agree/disagree	314	20.7
5) Somewhat disagree	232	15.3
6) Disagree	212	14
7) Strongly disagree	141	9.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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32) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. In order to truly nurture people national authorities need to be empathetic. [Lakoff Scales] (L1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	45	3
2) Disagree	61	4
3) Somewhat disagree	115	7.6
4) Neither agree nor disagree	585	38.5
5) Somewhat agree	359	23.6
6) Agree	238	15.7
7) Strongly agree	99	6.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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33) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. People should be empowered by their government so that they can do what they aspire to. [Lakoff Scales] (L2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	23	1.5
1) Strongly disagree	98	6.5
2) Disagree	75	4.9
3) Somewhat disagree	122	8
4) Neither agree nor disagree	443	29.2
5) Somewhat agree	333	21.9
6) Agree	289	19
7) Strongly agree	136	9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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34) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. The government should encourage people to be cooperative rather than competitive. [Lakoff Scales] (L3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	82	5.4
2) Disagree	98	6.5
3) Somewhat disagree	152	10
4) Neither agree nor disagree	492	32.4
5) Somewhat agree	340	22.4
6) Agree	227	15
7) Strongly agree	107	7
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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35) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. It's essential that political leaders promote empathy towards each other. [Lakoff Scales] (L4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	33	2.2
2) Disagree	66	4.3
3) Somewhat disagree	56	3.7
4) Neither agree nor disagree	454	29.9
5) Somewhat agree	409	26.9
6) Agree	340	22.4
7) Strongly agree	144	9.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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36) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. It takes toughness from the part of national authorities to mold people into good members of society. [Lakoff Scales] (L5)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	181	11.9
2) Disagree	232	15.3
3) Somewhat disagree	212	13.9
4) Neither agree nor disagree	472	31.1
5) Somewhat agree	236	15.5
6) Agree	103	6.8
7) Strongly agree	64	4.2
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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37) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. It's very important that citizens are physically clean and not filthy, which is a sign of weak character. [Lakoff Scales] (L6)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) Strongly disagree	73	4.8
2) Disagree	160	10.5
3) Somewhat disagree	157	10.3
4) Neither agree nor disagree	471	31
5) Somewhat agree	311	20.5
6) Agree	228	15
7) Strongly agree	101	6.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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38) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. Citizens must always behave calmly and orderly in public. [Lakoff Scales] (L7)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	15	1
1) Strongly disagree	25	1.6
2) Disagree	57	3.8
3) Somewhat disagree	135	8.9
4) Neither agree nor disagree	312	20.6
5) Somewhat agree	413	27.2
6) Agree	386	25.4
7) Strongly agree	175	11.5
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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39) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. People must be disciplined through strict rules in society. [Lakoff Scales] (L8)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	71	4.7
2) Disagree	143	9.4
3) Somewhat disagree	228	15
4) Neither agree nor disagree	413	27.2
5) Somewhat agree	395	26
6) Agree	180	11.8
7) Strongly agree	70	4.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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40) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. Parents should empower children as much as possible so that they may follow their dreams. [Lakoff Scales] (L9)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Strongly disagree	15	1
2) Disagree	14	.9
3) Somewhat disagree	38	2.5
4) Neither agree nor disagree	189	12.5
5) Somewhat agree	299	19.7
6) Agree	545	35.9
7) Strongly agree	397	26.2
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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41) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. Children must learn to see the world through other people's eyes. [Lakoff Scales] (L10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	24	1.6
1) Strongly disagree	47	3.1
2) Disagree	67	4.4
3) Somewhat disagree	85	5.6
4) Neither agree nor disagree	301	19.8
5) Somewhat agree	364	24
6) Agree	408	26.9
7) Strongly agree	223	14.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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42) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. In order to truly nurture children, one needs to be empathetic. [Lakoff Scales] (L11)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	16	1.1
2) Disagree	22	1.4
3) Somewhat disagree	46	3
4) Neither agree nor disagree	357	23.5
5) Somewhat agree	403	26.5
6) Agree	454	29.9
7) Strongly agree	203	13.4
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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43) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. Children shouldn't feel obligated to care about the well-being of people they do not know. [Lakoff Scales] (L12)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	386	25.4
2) Disagree	432	28.4
3) Somewhat disagree	227	14.9
4) Neither agree nor disagree	251	16.5
5) Somewhat agree	100	6.6
6) Agree	61	4
7) Strongly agree	43	2.8
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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44) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. I will not have my child talk back to me. [Lakoff Scales] (L13)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	24	1.6
2) Disagree	43	2.8
3) Somewhat disagree	82	5.4
4) Neither agree nor disagree	270	17.8
5) Somewhat agree	334	22
6) Agree	446	29.4
7) Strongly agree	300	19.8
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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45) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. Children need to be disciplined in order to build character. [Lakoff Scales] (L14)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	22	1.4
1) Strongly disagree	14	.9
2) Disagree	24	1.6
3) Somewhat disagree	61	4
4) Neither agree nor disagree	233	15.3
5) Somewhat agree	412	27.1
6) Agree	467	30.7
7) Strongly agree	287	18.9
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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46) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. 'Tough love' is required to raise a child right. [Lakoff Scales] (L15)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	48	3.2
2) Disagree	96	6.3
3) Somewhat disagree	108	7.1
4) Neither agree nor disagree	339	22.3
5) Somewhat agree	446	29.4
6) Agree	281	18.5
7) Strongly agree	184	12.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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47) Please indicate to what extent you agree/disagree with the following statements. Obedience must be instilled in children. [Lakoff Scales] (L16)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	24	1.6
1) Strongly disagree	14	.9
2) Disagree	25	1.6
3) Somewhat disagree	59	3.9
4) Neither agree nor disagree	216	14.2
5) Somewhat agree	337	22.2
6) Agree	514	33.8
7) Strongly agree	331	21.8
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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48) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I get great pleasure from pursuing my goals. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	5	.3
2) Disagree	13	.9
3) Somewhat disagree	37	2.4
4) Neither agree nor disagree	239	15.7
5) Somewhat agree	427	28.1
6) Agree	537	35.4
7) Strongly agree	242	15.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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49) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I enjoy the feeling of anticipation when I'm looking forward to some event. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	27	1.8
1) Strongly disagree	9	.6
2) Disagree	23	1.5
3) Somewhat disagree	46	3
4) Neither agree nor disagree	218	14.4
5) Somewhat agree	412	27.1
6) Agree	535	35.2
7) Strongly agree	249	16.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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50) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I enjoy getting new things for myself. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	28	1.8
2) Disagree	36	2.4
3) Somewhat disagree	114	7.5
4) Neither agree nor disagree	337	22.2
5) Somewhat agree	428	28.2
6) Agree	382	25.1
7) Strongly agree	176	11.6
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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51) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I am generally a contented person. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	8	.5
2) Disagree	32	2.1
3) Somewhat disagree	76	5
4) Neither agree nor disagree	237	15.6
5) Somewhat agree	414	27.2
6) Agree	529	34.8
7) Strongly agree	205	13.5
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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52) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. When I think about my life I experience a deep feeling of contentment. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES5)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	28	1.8
2) Disagree	60	3.9
3) Somewhat disagree	120	7.9
4) Neither agree nor disagree	359	23.6
5) Somewhat agree	424	27.9
6) Agree	350	23
7) Strongly agree	158	10.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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53) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I feel satisfied more often than most people. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES6)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	18	1.2
2) Disagree	53	3.5
3) Somewhat disagree	126	8.3
4) Neither agree nor disagree	438	28.9
5) Somewhat agree	383	25.2
6) Agree	339	22.3
7) Strongly agree	145	9.6
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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54) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I take great pride in my achievements. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES7)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	22	1.4
1) Strongly disagree	8	.5
2) Disagree	10	.7
3) Somewhat disagree	37	2.4
4) Neither agree nor disagree	192	12.6
5) Somewhat agree	388	25.5
6) Agree	566	37.2
7) Strongly agree	297	19.5
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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55) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. It feels good to know that people look up to me. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES8)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Strongly disagree	17	1.1
2) Disagree	21	1.4
3) Somewhat disagree	37	2.4
4) Neither agree nor disagree	339	22.3
5) Somewhat agree	455	30
6) Agree	447	29.4
7) Strongly agree	181	11.9
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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56) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I feel strong positive emotion when I do something well. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES9)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	23	1.5
1) Strongly disagree	7	.5
2) Disagree	3	.2
3) Somewhat disagree	12	.8
4) Neither agree nor disagree	157	10.3
5) Somewhat agree	359	23.6
6) Agree	623	41
7) Strongly agree	335	22.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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57) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I enjoy forming emotionally intimate friendships. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	30	2
1) Strongly disagree	17	1.1
2) Disagree	49	3.2
3) Somewhat disagree	89	5.9
4) Neither agree nor disagree	398	26.2
5) Somewhat agree	397	26.2
6) Agree	363	23.9
7) Strongly agree	175	11.5
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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58) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I develop strong emotions toward people I can rely on. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES11)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	26	1.7
1) Strongly disagree	13	.9
2) Disagree	17	1.1
3) Somewhat disagree	36	2.4
4) Neither agree nor disagree	252	16.6
5) Somewhat agree	438	28.9
6) Agree	485	31.9
7) Strongly agree	251	16.5
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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59) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I grow to love people who are kind to me. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES12)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	15	1
1) Strongly disagree	4	.3
2) Disagree	11	.7
3) Somewhat disagree	25	1.6
4) Neither agree nor disagree	256	16.9
5) Somewhat agree	425	28
6) Agree	523	34.4
7) Strongly agree	260	17.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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60) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. Nurturing others gives me a warm feeling inside. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES13)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	22	1.4
1) Strongly disagree	6	.4
2) Disagree	21	1.4
3) Somewhat disagree	54	3.6
4) Neither agree nor disagree	280	18.4
5) Somewhat agree	402	26.5
6) Agree	483	31.8
7) Strongly agree	250	16.5
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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61) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I enjoy being a caregiver in my relationships. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES14)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	20	1.3
2) Disagree	40	2.6
3) Somewhat disagree	100	6.6
4) Neither agree nor disagree	329	21.6
5) Somewhat agree	403	26.5
6) Agree	398	26.2
7) Strongly agree	213	14
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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62) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I am a very compassionate person. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES15)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	27	1.8
1) Strongly disagree	10	.7
2) Disagree	25	1.6
3) Somewhat disagree	55	3.6
4) Neither agree nor disagree	235	15.5
5) Somewhat agree	422	27.8
6) Agree	472	31.1
7) Strongly agree	274	18
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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63) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I find humor in almost everything. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES16)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	27	1.8
1) Strongly disagree	16	1.1
2) Disagree	59	3.9
3) Somewhat disagree	156	10.3
4) Neither agree nor disagree	378	24.9
5) Somewhat agree	421	27.7
6) Agree	289	19
7) Strongly agree	172	11.3
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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64) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. Many things are funny to me. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES17)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	12	.8
2) Disagree	35	2.3
3) Somewhat disagree	82	5.4
4) Neither agree nor disagree	335	22.1
5) Somewhat agree	431	28.4
6) Agree	389	25.6
7) Strongly agree	215	14.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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65) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. There is a lot of humor in my life. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES18)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	12	.8
2) Disagree	50	3.3
3) Somewhat disagree	79	5.2
4) Neither agree nor disagree	291	19.2
5) Somewhat agree	425	28
6) Agree	424	27.9
7) Strongly agree	218	14.4
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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66) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I often feel awe. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES19)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	27	1.8
1) Strongly disagree	24	1.6
2) Disagree	86	5.7
3) Somewhat disagree	178	11.7
4) Neither agree nor disagree	528	34.7
5) Somewhat agree	369	24.3
6) Agree	214	14.1
7) Strongly agree	94	6.2
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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67) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. I feel wonder almost every day. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES20)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
1) Strongly disagree	22	1.4
2) Disagree	67	4.4
3) Somewhat disagree	174	11.5
4) Neither agree nor disagree	447	29.4
5) Somewhat agree	375	24.7
6) Agree	286	18.8
7) Strongly agree	123	8.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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68) In this series of questions we are interested in learning about your beliefs and feelings about the world, as well as some of your typical day-to-day actions. Each item below contains a statement. We want to know how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these statements. Think about each statement separately, and decide how much you agree with it. There are no right or wrong answers. My life is full of wonder. [Dispositional Positive Emotion Scales] (DPES21)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	32	2.1
1) Strongly disagree	17	1.1
2) Disagree	64	4.2
3) Somewhat disagree	130	8.6
4) Neither agree nor disagree	430	28.3
5) Somewhat agree	395	26
6) Agree	311	20.5
7) Strongly agree	140	9.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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69) The purpose of this section is to help us understand how people think about social problems. Different people have different opinions about questions of right and wrong. There are no 'right' answers to such problems in the way that math problems have right answers. Please read the following scenario and then answer the questions that follow. In Europe a woman was near death from a special kind of cancer. There was one drug that doctors thought might save her. It was a form of radium that a druggist in the same town had recently discovered. The drug was expensive to make, but the druggist was charging ten times what the drug cost to make. He paid $200 for the radium and charged $2,000 for a small dose of the drug. The woman's husband, Heinz, went to everyone he knew to borrow the money, but he could only get together about $1,000, which was half of what it cost. He told the druggist that his wife was dying, and asked him to sell it cheaper or let him pay later. But the druggist said, 'No, I discovered the drug and I'm going to make money from it.' So Heinz get desperate and began to think about breaking into the man's store to steal the drug for his wife. Should Heinz steal the drug? [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT0)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	6	.4
1) Yes, he should steal the drug	423	27.8
2) I can't decide	350	23
3) No, he should not steal the drug	740	48.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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70) Second, read each of the items below and think of the issue that the item is raising. Then mark how important that issue was in making your decision about Heinz and the drug. Whether a community's laws are going to be upheld. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	23	1.5
1) Not important	157	10.3
2) Little importance	168	11.1
3) Some importance	522	34.4
4) Much importance	430	28.3
5) Great importance	218	14.4
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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71) Second, read each of the items below and think of the issue that the item is raising. Then mark how important that issue was in making your decision about Heinz and the drug. Isn't it only natural for a loving husband to care so much for his wife that he'd steal? [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Not important	87	5.7
2) Little importance	104	6.8
3) Some importance	418	27.5
4) Much importance	472	31.1
5) Great importance	418	27.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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72) Second, read each of the items below and think of the issue that the item is raising. Then mark how important that issue was in making your decision about Heinz and the drug. Isn't Heinz willing to risk getting shot as a burglar or going to jail for the chance that stealing the drug might help? [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	23	1.5
1) Not important	135	8.9
2) Little importance	183	12.1
3) Some importance	417	27.5
4) Much importance	452	29.8
5) Great importance	308	20.3
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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73) Second, read each of the items below and think of the issue that the item is raising. Then mark how important that issue was in making your decision about Heinz and the drug. Whether Heinz is a professional wrestler, or has considerable influence with professional wrestlers. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Not important	1020	67.2
2) Little importance	227	15
3) Some importance	175	11.5
4) Much importance	45	3
5) Great importance	29	1.9
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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74) Second, read each of the items below and think of the issue that the item is raising. Then mark how important that issue was in making your decision about Heinz and the drug. Whether Heinz is stealing for himself or doing this solely to help someone else. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT5)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	27	1.8
1) Not important	298	19.6
2) Little importance	204	13.4
3) Some importance	423	27.8
4) Much importance	320	21.1
5) Great importance	247	16.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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75) Second, read each of the items below and think of the issue that the item is raising. Then mark how important that issue was in making your decision about Heinz and the drug. Whether the druggist's rights to his invention have to be respected. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT6)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	28	1.8
1) Not important	215	14.2
2) Little importance	268	17.6
3) Some importance	611	40.2
4) Much importance	268	17.6
5) Great importance	129	8.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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76) Second, read each of the items below and think of the issue that the item is raising. Then mark how important that issue was in making your decision about Heinz and the drug. Whether the essence of living is more encompassing than the termination of dying, socially and individually. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT7)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	37	2.4
1) Not important	102	6.7
2) Little importance	152	10
3) Some importance	584	38.4
4) Much importance	404	26.6
5) Great importance	240	15.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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77) Second, read each of the items below and think of the issue that the item is raising. Then mark how important that issue was in making your decision about Heinz and the drug. What values are going to be the basis for governing how people act towards each other. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT8)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	37	2.4
1) Not important	71	4.7
2) Little importance	114	7.5
3) Some importance	507	33.4
4) Much importance	502	33
5) Great importance	288	19
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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78) Second, read each of the items below and think of the issue that the item is raising. Then mark how important that issue was in making your decision about Heinz and the drug. Whether the druggist is going to be allowed to hide behind a worthless law which only protects the right anyhow. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT9)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	39	2.6
1) Not important	235	15.5
2) Little importance	314	20.7
3) Some importance	576	37.9
4) Much importance	238	15.7
5) Great importance	118	7.8
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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79) Second, read each of the items below and think of the issue that the item is raising. Then mark how important that issue was in making your decision about Heinz and the drug. Whether the law in this case is getting in the way of the most basic claim of any member of society. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	35	2.3
1) Not important	159	10.5
2) Little importance	229	15.1
3) Some importance	540	35.5
4) Much importance	343	22.6
5) Great importance	214	14.1
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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80) Second, read each of the items below and think of the issue that the item is raising. Then mark how important that issue was in making your decision about Heinz and the drug. Whether the druggist deserves to be robbed for being so greedy and cruel. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT11)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	31	2
1) Not important	308	20.3
2) Little importance	312	20.5
3) Some importance	451	29.7
4) Much importance	266	17.5
5) Great importance	152	10
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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81) Second, read each of the items below and think of the issue that the item is raising. Then mark how important that issue was in making your decision about Heinz and the drug. Would stealing in such a case bring about more total good for the whole society or not. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (DIT12)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	35	2.3
1) Not important	268	17.6
2) Little importance	253	16.7
3) Some importance	485	31.9
4) Much importance	284	18.7
5) Great importance	194	12.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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82) Now, choose the item that is the most important consideration out of all of the items you rated above. Then choose the second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. Whether a community's laws are going to be upheld. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (RANKDIT1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) NA, not chosen	678	44.6
1) 1	346	22.8
2) 2	182	12
3) 3	144	9.5
4) 4	169	11.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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83) Now, choose the item that is the most important consideration out of all of the items you rated above. Then choose the second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. Isn't it only natural for a loving husband to care so much for his wife that he'd steal? [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (RANKDIT2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) NA, not chosen	486	32
1) 1	483	31.8
2) 2	237	15.6
3) 3	155	10.2
4) 4	158	10.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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84) Now, choose the item that is the most important consideration out of all of the items you rated above. Then choose the second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. Is Heinz willing to risk getting shot as a burglar or going to jail for the chance that stealing the drug might help? [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (RANKDIT3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) NA, not chosen	784	51.6
1) 1	151	9.9
2) 2	232	15.3
3) 3	190	12.5
4) 4	162	10.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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85) Now, choose the item that is the most important consideration out of all of the items you rated above. Then choose the second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. Whether Heinz is a professional wrestler, or has considerable influence with professional wrestlers. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (RANKDIT4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) NA, not chosen	1025	67.5
1) 1	110	7.2
2) 2	52	3.4
3) 3	55	3.6
4) 4	277	18.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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86) Now, choose the item that is the most important consideration out of all of the items you rated above. Then choose the second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. Whether Heinz is stealing for himself or doing this solely to help someone else. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (RANKDIT5)

	TOTAL	%
-1) NA, not chosen	827	54.4
1) 1	163	10.7
2) 2	194	12.8
3) 3	187	12.3
4) 4	148	9.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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87) Now, choose the item that is the most important consideration out of all of the items you rated above. Then choose the second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. Whether the druggist's rights to his invention have to be respected. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (RANKDIT6)

	TOTAL	%
-1) NA, not chosen	836	55
1) 1	142	9.3
2) 2	168	11.1
3) 3	204	13.4
4) 4	169	11.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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88) Now, choose the item that is the most important consideration out of all of the items you rated above. Then choose the second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. Whether the essence of living is more encompassing than the termination of dying, socially and individually. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (RANKDIT7)

	TOTAL	%
-1) NA, not chosen	766	50.4
1) 1	172	11.3
2) 2	218	14.4
3) 3	213	14
4) 4	150	9.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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89) Now, choose the item that is the most important consideration out of all of the items you rated above. Then choose the second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. What values are going to be the basis for governing how people act towards each other. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (RANKDIT8)

	TOTAL	%
-1) NA, not chosen	706	46.5
1) 1	240	15.8
2) 2	211	13.9
3) 3	204	13.4
4) 4	158	10.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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90) Now, choose the item that is the most important consideration out of all of the items you rated above. Then choose the second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. Whether the druggist is going to be allowed to hide behind a worthless law which only protects the right anyhow. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (RANKDIT9)

	TOTAL	%
-1) NA, not chosen	1018	67
1) 1	93	6.1
2) 2	116	7.6
3) 3	151	9.9
4) 4	141	9.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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91) Now, choose the item that is the most important consideration out of all of the items you rated above. Then choose the second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. Whether the law in this case is getting in the way of the most basic claim of any member of society. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (RNKDIT10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) NA, not chosen	821	54
1) 1	170	11.2
2) 2	170	11.2
3) 3	169	11.1
4) 4	189	12.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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92) Now, choose the item that is the most important consideration out of all of the items you rated above. Then choose the second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. Whether the druggist deserves to be robbed for being so greedy and cruel. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (RNKDIT11)

	TOTAL	%
-1) NA, not chosen	940	61.9
1) 1	103	6.8
2) 2	148	9.7
3) 3	145	9.5
4) 4	183	12
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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93) Now, choose the item that is the most important consideration out of all of the items you rated above. Then choose the second most important, third most important, and fourth most important. Would stealing in such a case bring about more total good for the whole society or not. [Defining Issues Test (DIT) - Heinz and the Drug scenario] (RNKDIT12)

	TOTAL	%
-1) NA, not chosen	861	56.7
1) 1	137	9
2) 2	139	9.2
3) 3	181	11.9
4) 4	201	13.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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94) Many people are used to thinking about morality as it relates to a few controversial public-policy issues: abortion, gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty, etc. This survey is instead about the things people do in their own daily lives. Below you'll be presented with a variety of situations and asked to say whether certain behaviors in those situations would be morally wrong. Please use the following scale from 1 to 7, to indicate the degree to which you judge the behavior to be wrong (if at all). Lying about a test score when reporting performance to a teacher. [Moralization in Everyday Life Scale (MELS)] (MELS1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	13	.9
1) Not at all wrong; has nothing to do with morality	10	.7
2) 2	26	1.7
3) 3	79	5.2
4) 4	192	12.6
5) 5	299	19.7
6) 6	307	20.2
7) Very wrong; an extremely immoral action	594	39.1
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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95) Many people are used to thinking about morality as it relates to a few controversial public-policy issues: abortion, gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty, etc. This survey is instead about the things people do in their own daily lives. Below you'll be presented with a variety of situations and asked to say whether certain behaviors in those situations would be morally wrong. Please use the following scale from 1 to 7, to indicate the degree to which you judge the behavior to be wrong (if at all). Faking an injury to collect on insurance. [Moralization in Everyday Life Scale (MELS)] (MELS2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Not at all wrong; has nothing to do with morality	9	.6
2) 2	6	.4
3) 3	26	1.7
4) 4	60	3.9
5) 5	102	6.7
6) 6	236	15.5
7) Very wrong; an extremely immoral action	1062	69.9
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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96) Many people are used to thinking about morality as it relates to a few controversial public-policy issues: abortion, gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty, etc. This survey is instead about the things people do in their own daily lives. Below you'll be presented with a variety of situations and asked to say whether certain behaviors in those situations would be morally wrong. Please use the following scale from 1 to 7, to indicate the degree to which you judge the behavior to be wrong (if at all). Parking in a handicapped parking spot when not handicapped. [Moralization in Everyday Life Scale (MELS)] (MELS3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Not at all wrong; has nothing to do with morality	13	.9
2) 2	33	2.2
3) 3	72	4.7
4) 4	189	12.5
5) 5	227	15
6) 6	354	23.3
7) Very wrong; an extremely immoral action	613	40.4
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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97) Many people are used to thinking about morality as it relates to a few controversial public-policy issues: abortion, gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty, etc. This survey is instead about the things people do in their own daily lives. Below you'll be presented with a variety of situations and asked to say whether certain behaviors in those situations would be morally wrong. Please use the following scale from 1 to 7, to indicate the degree to which you judge the behavior to be wrong (if at all). Using someone else's tooth brush without his or her permission. [Moralization in Everyday Life Scale (MELS)] (MELS4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Not at all wrong; has nothing to do with morality	150	9.9
2) 2	122	8
3) 3	138	9.1
4) 4	217	14.3
5) 5	221	14.6
6) 6	178	11.7
7) Very wrong; an extremely immoral action	473	31.2
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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98) Many people are used to thinking about morality as it relates to a few controversial public-policy issues: abortion, gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty, etc. This survey is instead about the things people do in their own daily lives. Below you'll be presented with a variety of situations and asked to say whether certain behaviors in those situations would be morally wrong. Please use the following scale from 1 to 7, to indicate the degree to which you judge the behavior to be wrong (if at all). Packing for a trip at the last minute. [Moralization in Everyday Life Scale (MELS)] (MELS5)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) Not at all wrong; has nothing to do with morality	1031	67.9
2) 2	117	7.7
3) 3	73	4.8
4) 4	142	9.4
5) 5	63	4.2
6) 6	28	1.8
7) Very wrong; an extremely immoral action	46	3
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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99) Many people are used to thinking about morality as it relates to a few controversial public-policy issues: abortion, gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty, etc. This survey is instead about the things people do in their own daily lives. Below you'll be presented with a variety of situations and asked to say whether certain behaviors in those situations would be morally wrong. Please use the following scale from 1 to 7, to indicate the degree to which you judge the behavior to be wrong (if at all). Choosing to wake up late, despite having a busy day ahead. [Moralization in Everyday Life Scale (MELS)] (MELS6)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	23	1.5
1) Not at all wrong; has nothing to do with morality	743	48.9
2) 2	215	14.1
3) 3	130	8.6
4) 4	188	12.4
5) 5	107	7
6) 6	39	2.6
7) Very wrong; an extremely immoral action	75	4.9
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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100) Many people are used to thinking about morality as it relates to a few controversial public-policy issues: abortion, gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty, etc. This survey is instead about the things people do in their own daily lives. Below you'll be presented with a variety of situations and asked to say whether certain behaviors in those situations would be morally wrong. Please use the following scale from 1 to 7, to indicate the degree to which you judge the behavior to be wrong (if at all). Ignoring a woman struggling to carry bags of groceries. [Moralization in Everyday Life Scale (MELS)] (MELS7)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) Not at all wrong; has nothing to do with morality	52	3.4
2) 2	112	7.4
3) 3	185	12.2
4) 4	301	19.8
5) 5	339	22.3
6) 6	248	16.3
7) Very wrong; an extremely immoral action	265	17.4
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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101) Many people are used to thinking about morality as it relates to a few controversial public-policy issues: abortion, gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty, etc. This survey is instead about the things people do in their own daily lives. Below you'll be presented with a variety of situations and asked to say whether certain behaviors in those situations would be morally wrong. Please use the following scale from 1 to 7, to indicate the degree to which you judge the behavior to be wrong (if at all). Ignoring a driver whose car is stuck in the snow. [Moralization in Everyday Life Scale (MELS)] (MELS8)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Not at all wrong; has nothing to do with morality	56	3.7
2) 2	122	8
3) 3	176	11.6
4) 4	314	20.7
5) 5	356	23.4
6) 6	246	16.2
7) Very wrong; an extremely immoral action	228	15
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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102) Many people are used to thinking about morality as it relates to a few controversial public-policy issues: abortion, gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty, etc. This survey is instead about the things people do in their own daily lives. Below you'll be presented with a variety of situations and asked to say whether certain behaviors in those situations would be morally wrong. Please use the following scale from 1 to 7, to indicate the degree to which you judge the behavior to be wrong (if at all). An 18-year-old girl breaking an abstinence vow to have premarital sex. [Moralization in Everyday Life Scale (MELS)] (MELS9)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) Not at all wrong; has nothing to do with morality	154	10.1
2) 2	133	8.8
3) 3	162	10.7
4) 4	295	19.4
5) 5	208	13.7
6) 6	179	11.8
7) Very wrong; an extremely immoral action	371	24.4
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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103) Many people are used to thinking about morality as it relates to a few controversial public-policy issues: abortion, gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty, etc. This survey is instead about the things people do in their own daily lives. Below you'll be presented with a variety of situations and asked to say whether certain behaviors in those situations would be morally wrong. Please use the following scale from 1 to 7, to indicate the degree to which you judge the behavior to be wrong (if at all). Drinking 10 beers at a party and vomiting several times. [Moralization in Everyday Life Scale (MELS)] (MELS10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Not at all wrong; has nothing to do with morality	282	18.6
2) 2	143	9.4
3) 3	141	9.3
4) 4	191	12.6
5) 5	209	13.8
6) 6	189	12.4
7) Very wrong; an extremely immoral action	347	22.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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104) Many people are used to thinking about morality as it relates to a few controversial public-policy issues: abortion, gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty, etc. This survey is instead about the things people do in their own daily lives. Below you'll be presented with a variety of situations and asked to say whether certain behaviors in those situations would be morally wrong. Please use the following scale from 1 to 7, to indicate the degree to which you judge the behavior to be wrong (if at all). Defecating, not washing one's hands, and then preparing dinner for oneself. [Moralization in Everyday Life Scale (MELS)] (MELS11)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Not at all wrong; has nothing to do with morality	337	22.2
2) 2	129	8.5
3) 3	121	8
4) 4	174	11.5
5) 5	136	9
6) 6	163	10.7
7) Very wrong; an extremely immoral action	438	28.9
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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105) Many people are used to thinking about morality as it relates to a few controversial public-policy issues: abortion, gay marriage, gun control, the death penalty, etc. This survey is instead about the things people do in their own daily lives. Below you'll be presented with a variety of situations and asked to say whether certain behaviors in those situations would be morally wrong. Please use the following scale from 1 to 7, to indicate the degree to which you judge the behavior to be wrong (if at all). Wearing a pair of pants for three weeks without washing them. [Moralization in Everyday Life Scale (MELS)] (MELS12)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) Not at all wrong; has nothing to do with morality	526	34.6
2) 2	163	10.7
3) 3	135	8.9
4) 4	194	12.8
5) 5	108	7.1
6) 6	107	7
7) Very wrong; an extremely immoral action	268	17.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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106) Please indicate which two issues are the MOST important challenges you think our country is dealing with today [Issue 1]. [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS11)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	2	.1
1) Abortion	36	2.4
2) The unemployment rate	394	25.9
3) Illegal immigration	160	10.5
4) Education	92	6.1
5) Same sex marriage	44	2.9
6) The environment	55	3.6
7) Social Security	72	4.7
8) Health care reform	254	16.7
9) The deficit	219	14.4
10) The housing crisis	36	2.4
11) Income inequality	96	6.3
12) Taxes	60	3.9
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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107) Please indicate which two issues are the MOST important challenges you think our country is dealing with today [Issue 2]. [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Abortion	47	3.1
2) The unemployment rate	392	25.9
3) Illegal immigration	125	8.2
4) Education	97	6.4
5) Same sex marriage	46	3
6) The environment	44	2.9
7) Social Security	85	5.6
8) Health care reform	225	14.8
9) The deficit	260	17.2
10) The housing crisis	47	3.1
11) Income inequality	66	4.4
12) Taxes	82	5.4
Missing	4
TOTAL	1516	100.0

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108) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? Abortion [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS101)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1437	94.6
1) Yes	82	5.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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109) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? The unemployment rate [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS102)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	732	48.2
1) Yes	787	51.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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110) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? Illegal immigration [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS103)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1234	81.2
1) Yes	285	18.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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111) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? Education [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS104)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1331	87.6
1) Yes	188	12.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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112) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? Same sex marriage [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS105)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1429	94.1
1) Yes	90	5.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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113) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? The environment [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS106)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1420	93.5
1) Yes	99	6.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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114) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? Social Security [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS107)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1362	89.7
1) Yes	157	10.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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115) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? Health care reform [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS108)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1041	68.5
1) Yes	478	31.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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116) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? The deficit [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS109)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1040	68.5
1) Yes	479	31.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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117) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? The housing crisis [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS110)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1436	94.5
1) Yes	83	5.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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118) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? Income inequality [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS111)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1357	89.3
1) Yes	162	10.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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119) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? Taxes [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS112)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1377	90.7
1) Yes	142	9.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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120) Was this item selected in MOPS11 or MOPS12? Refused [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS113)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1517	99.9
1) Yes	2	.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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121) Please indicate which two issues are the LEAST important challenges you think our country is dealing with today [Issue 1]. [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS21)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	6	.4
1) Abortion	270	17.8
2) The unemployment rate	12	.8
3) Illegal immigration	121	8
4) Education	43	2.8
5) Same sex marriage	461	30.4
6) The environment	150	9.9
7) Social Security	25	1.6
8) Health care reform	22	1.4
9) The deficit	24	1.6
10) The housing crisis	94	6.2
11) Income inequality	242	15.9
12) Taxes	48	3.2
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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122) Please indicate which two issues are the LEAST important challenges you think our country is dealing with today [Issue 2]. [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS22)

	TOTAL	%
1) Abortion	288	19
2) The unemployment rate	23	1.5
3) Illegal immigration	126	8.3
4) Education	32	2.1
5) Same sex marriage	435	28.8
6) The environment	159	10.5
7) Social Security	19	1.3
8) Health care reform	54	3.6
9) The deficit	32	2.1
10) The housing crisis	118	7.8
11) Income inequality	200	13.2
12) Taxes	27	1.8
Missing	4
TOTAL	1513	100.0

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123) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? Abortion [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS201)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	962	63.3
1) Yes	557	36.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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124) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? The unemployment rate [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS202)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1483	97.6
1) Yes	36	2.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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125) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? Illegal immigration [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS203)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1272	83.7
1) Yes	247	16.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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126) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? Education [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS204)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1443	95
1) Yes	76	5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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127) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? Same sex marriage [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS205)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	623	41
1) Yes	896	59
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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128) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? The environment [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS206)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1210	79.7
1) Yes	309	20.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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129) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? Social Security [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS207)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1475	97.1
1) Yes	44	2.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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130) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? Health care reform [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS208)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1442	94.9
1) Yes	77	5.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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131) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? The deficit [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS209)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1463	96.3
1) Yes	56	3.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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132) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? The housing crisis [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS210)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1307	86
1) Yes	212	14
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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133) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? Income inequality [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS211)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1077	70.9
1) Yes	442	29.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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134) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? Taxes [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS212)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1444	95.1
1) Yes	75	4.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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135) Was this item selected in MOPS21 or MOPS22? Refused [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS213)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1513	99.6
1) Yes	6	.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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136) Recorded for use in MOPS3: Abortion [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS301)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	659	43.4
1) Yes	860	56.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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137) Recorded for use in MOPS3: The unemployment rate [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS302)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	523	34.4
1) Yes	996	65.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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138) Recorded for use in MOPS3: Illegal immigration [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS303)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	726	47.8
1) Yes	793	52.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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139) Recorded for use in MOPS3: Education [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS304)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	936	61.6
1) Yes	583	38.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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140) Recorded for use in MOPS3: Same sex marriage [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS305)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	397	26.1
1) Yes	1122	73.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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141) Recorded for use in MOPS3: The environment [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS306)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	842	55.4
1) Yes	677	44.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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142) Recorded for use in MOPS3: Social Security [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS307)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	987	65
1) Yes	532	35
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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143) Recorded for use in MOPS3: Health care reform [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS308)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	731	48.1
1) Yes	788	51.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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144) Recorded for use in MOPS3: The deficit [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS309)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	715	47.1
1) Yes	804	52.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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145) Recorded for use in MOPS3: The housing crisis [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS310)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	934	61.5
1) Yes	585	38.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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146) Recorded for use in MOPS3: Income inequality [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS311)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	685	45.1
1) Yes	834	54.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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147) Recorded for use in MOPS3: Taxes [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (DMOPS312)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	979	64.5
1) Yes	540	35.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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148) To what extent is your position on each of the following a reflection of your core moral beliefs and convictions? Abortion [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS3_01)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.9
1) Not at all	180	20.9
2) Slightly	129	15
3) Moderately	210	24.4
4) Much	120	14
5) Very much	205	23.8
Missing	646
TOTAL	860	100.0

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149) To what extent is your position on each of the following a reflection of your core moral beliefs and convictions? The unemployment rate [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS3_02)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	1.4
1) Not at all	147	14.7
2) Slightly	95	9.5
3) Moderately	263	26.4
4) Much	234	23.5
5) Very much	244	24.5
Missing	561
TOTAL	997	100.0

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150) To what extent is your position on each of the following a reflection of your core moral beliefs and convictions? Illegal immigration [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS3_03)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	7	.9
1) Not at all	119	15
2) Slightly	113	14.2
3) Moderately	219	27.6
4) Much	141	17.8
5) Very much	194	24.5
Missing	742
TOTAL	793	100.0

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151) To what extent is your position on each of the following a reflection of your core moral beliefs and convictions? Education [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS3_04)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	4	.7
1) Not at all	57	9.8
2) Slightly	60	10.3
3) Moderately	139	23.9
4) Much	153	26.3
5) Very much	169	29
Missing	939
TOTAL	582	100.0

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152) To what extent is your position on each of the following a reflection of your core moral beliefs and convictions? Same sex marriage [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS3_05)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	12	1.1
1) Not at all	354	31.6
2) Slightly	144	12.8
3) Moderately	224	20
4) Much	123	11
5) Very much	264	23.6
Missing	378
TOTAL	1121	100.0

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153) To what extent is your position on each of the following a reflection of your core moral beliefs and convictions? The environment [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS3_06)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	10	1.5
1) Not at all	96	14.2
2) Slightly	125	18.4
3) Moderately	217	32
4) Much	119	17.6
5) Very much	111	16.4
Missing	826
TOTAL	678	100.0

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154) To what extent is your position on each of the following a reflection of your core moral beliefs and convictions? Social Security [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS3_07)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	12	2.3
1) Not at all	60	11.3
2) Slightly	57	10.7
3) Moderately	162	30.5
4) Much	112	21.1
5) Very much	129	24.2
Missing	1007
TOTAL	532	100.0

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155) To what extent is your position on each of the following a reflection of your core moral beliefs and convictions? Health care reform [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS3_08)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	5	.6
1) Not at all	96	12.2
2) Slightly	50	6.3
3) Moderately	192	24.4
4) Much	209	26.5
5) Very much	236	29.9
Missing	733
TOTAL	788	100.0

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156) To what extent is your position on each of the following a reflection of your core moral beliefs and convictions? The deficit [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS3_09)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	1.7
1) Not at all	120	14.9
2) Slightly	96	12
3) Moderately	219	27.3
4) Much	190	23.7
5) Very much	164	20.4
Missing	711
TOTAL	803	100.0

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157) To what extent is your position on each of the following a reflection of your core moral beliefs and convictions? The housing crisis [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS3_10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	4	.7
1) Not at all	123	21
2) Slightly	118	20.2
3) Moderately	201	34.4
4) Much	92	15.7
5) Very much	47	8
Missing	914
TOTAL	585	100.0

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158) To what extent is your position on each of the following a reflection of your core moral beliefs and convictions? Income inequality [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS3_11)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	4	.5
1) Not at all	175	21
2) Slightly	147	17.6
3) Moderately	252	30.2
4) Much	140	16.8
5) Very much	116	13.9
Missing	677
TOTAL	834	100.0

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159) To what extent is your position on each of the following a reflection of your core moral beliefs and convictions? Taxes [Moral Foundation of Politics Scale (MOPS)] (MOPS3_12)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	8	1.5
1) Not at all	54	10
2) Slightly	72	13.4
3) Moderately	185	34.3
4) Much	123	22.8
5) Very much	97	18
Missing	980
TOTAL	539	100.0

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160) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Cheat in a game of cards played for money with some people you don't know well [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	22	1.4
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	46	3
2) $10	25	1.6
3) $100	66	4.3
4) $1,000	102	6.7
5) $10,000	122	8
6) $100,000	90	5.9
7) $1 million dollars or more	139	9.2
8) Never for any amount of money	907	59.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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161) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Throw out a box of ballots, during an election, to help your favored candidate win [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	23	1.5
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	26	1.7
2) $10	6	.4
3) $100	22	1.4
4) $1,000	34	2.2
5) $10,000	56	3.7
6) $100,000	69	4.5
7) $1 million dollars or more	86	5.7
8) Never for any amount of money	1197	78.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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162) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Sign a secret-but-binding pledge to only hire people of your race in your company [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	40	2.6
2) $10	3	.2
3) $100	13	.9
4) $1,000	23	1.5
5) $10,000	31	2
6) $100,000	77	5.1
7) $1 million dollars or more	141	9.3
8) Never for any amount of money	1171	77.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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163) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Say something bad about your nation (which you don't believe to be true) while calling in, anonymously, to a talk-radio show in a foreign nation [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	31	2
2) $10	9	.6
3) $100	28	1.8
4) $1,000	96	6.3
5) $10,000	89	5.9
6) $100,000	98	6.4
7) $1 million dollars or more	132	8.7
8) Never for any amount of money	1018	67
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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164) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Break off all communication with your immediate and extended family for 1 year [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS5)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	41	2.7
2) $10	4	.3
3) $100	8	.5
4) $1,000	16	1.1
5) $10,000	31	2
6) $100,000	68	4.5
7) $1 million dollars or more	192	12.6
8) Never for any amount of money	1140	75
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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165) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Burn your country's flag, in private (nobody else sees you) [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS6)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	24	1.6
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	57	3.8
2) $10	15	1
3) $100	38	2.5
4) $1,000	74	4.9
5) $10,000	55	3.6
6) $100,000	73	4.8
7) $1 million dollars or more	119	7.8
8) Never for any amount of money	1064	70
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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166) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Curse your parents, to their face (You can apologize and explain one year later) [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS7)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	22	1.4
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	43	2.8
2) $10	8	.5
3) $100	10	.7
4) $1,000	37	2.4
5) $10,000	48	3.2
6) $100,000	70	4.6
7) $1 million dollars or more	95	6.3
8) Never for any amount of money	1186	78.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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167) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Make a disrespectful hand gesture to your boss, teacher, or professor [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS8)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	24	1.6
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	171	11.3
2) $10	28	1.8
3) $100	60	3.9
4) $1,000	110	7.2
5) $10,000	97	6.4
6) $100,000	101	6.6
7) $1 million dollars or more	172	11.3
8) Never for any amount of money	756	49.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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168) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Throw a rotten tomato at a political leader you dislike (remember, you will not get caught) [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS9)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	201	13.2
2) $10	27	1.8
3) $100	67	4.4
4) $1,000	83	5.5
5) $10,000	123	8.1
6) $100,000	88	5.8
7) $1 million dollars or more	149	9.8
8) Never for any amount of money	761	50.1
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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169) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Sign a piece of paper that says 'I hereby sell my soul, after my death, to whoever has this piece of paper' [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	27	1.8
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	41	2.7
2) $10	14	.9
3) $100	25	1.6
4) $1,000	39	2.6
5) $10,000	30	2
6) $100,000	51	3.4
7) $1 million dollars or more	93	6.1
8) Never for any amount of money	1198	78.9
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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170) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Get a blood transfusion of one pint of disease-free, compatible blood from a convicted child molester [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS11)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	22	1.4
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	368	24.2
2) $10	9	.6
3) $100	18	1.2
4) $1,000	50	3.3
5) $10,000	84	5.5
6) $100,000	63	4.1
7) $1 million dollars or more	119	7.8
8) Never for any amount of money	786	51.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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171) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Attend a performance art piece in which all participants (including you) have to act like animals for 30 minutes, including crawling around naked and urinating on stage [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS12)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	24	1.6
2) $10	9	.6
3) $100	24	1.6
4) $1,000	61	4
5) $10,000	87	5.7
6) $100,000	90	5.9
7) $1 million dollars or more	202	13.3
8) Never for any amount of money	1003	66.1
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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172) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Sit in a bathtub full of ice water for 10 minutes [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS13)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	24	1.6
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	37	2.4
2) $10	18	1.2
3) $100	85	5.6
4) $1,000	222	14.6
5) $10,000	197	13
6) $100,000	176	11.6
7) $1 million dollars or more	300	19.7
8) Never for any amount of money	460	30.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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173) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Wear a sign on your back for one month that says, in large letters, 'I am an idiot' [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS14)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	23	1.5
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	28	1.8
2) $10	4	.3
3) $100	32	2.1
4) $1,000	121	8
5) $10,000	177	11.7
6) $100,000	188	12.4
7) $1 million dollars or more	313	20.6
8) Never for any amount of money	633	41.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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174) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Experience a severe headache for two weeks [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS15)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	27	1.8
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	20	1.3
2) $10	10	.7
3) $100	9	.6
4) $1,000	61	4
5) $10,000	144	9.5
6) $100,000	183	12.1
7) $1 million dollars or more	262	17.3
8) Never for any amount of money	802	52.8
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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175) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Kick a dog in the head, hard [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS16)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	27	1.8
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	15	1
2) $10	3	.2
3) $100	15	1
4) $1,000	32	2.1
5) $10,000	28	1.8
6) $100,000	22	1.4
7) $1 million dollars or more	62	4.1
8) Never for any amount of money	1316	86.6
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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176) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Make cruel remarks to an overweight person about his or her appearance [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS17)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	38	2.5
2) $10	13	.9
3) $100	51	3.4
4) $1,000	63	4.2
5) $10,000	72	4.7
6) $100,000	50	3.3
7) $1 million dollars or more	99	6.5
8) Never for any amount of money	1107	72.9
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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177) Try to imagine actually doing the following things, and indicate how much money someone would have to pay you, (anonymously and secretly) to be willing to do each thing. For each action, assume that nothing bad would happen to you afterwards. Also assume that you cannot use the money to make up for your action. Stick a pin into the palm of a child you do not know [Moral Foundations Sacredness Scale-Short Version] (MFSS18)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	30	2
1) $0 (I'd do it for free)	4	.3
2) $10	8	.5
3) $100	10	.7
4) $1,000	24	1.6
5) $10,000	33	2.2
6) $100,000	30	2
7) $1 million dollars or more	39	2.6
8) Never for any amount of money	1341	88.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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178) Listed alphabetically below are some characteristics that might describe a person: CARING, COMPASSIONATE, FAIR, FRIENDLY, GENEROUS, HELPFUL, HARDWORKING, HONEST, KIND. The person with these characteristics could be you or it could be someone else. For a moment, visualize in your mind the kind of person who has these characteristics. Imagine how that person would think, feel, and act. When you have a clear image of what this person would be like, answer the following questions. It would make me feel good to be a person who has these characteristics. [Moral Identity] (MI1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Completely disagree	19	1.3
2) Mostly disagree	10	.7
3) Slightly disagree	14	.9
4) Neutral	199	13.1
5) Slightly agree	153	10.1
6) Mostly agree	445	29.3
7) Completely agree	658	43.3
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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179) Listed alphabetically below are some characteristics that might describe a person: CARING, COMPASSIONATE, FAIR, FRIENDLY, GENEROUS, HELPFUL, HARDWORKING, HONEST, KIND. The person with these characteristics could be you or it could be someone else. For a moment, visualize in your mind the kind of person who has these characteristics. Imagine how that person would think, feel, and act. When you have a clear image of what this person would be like, answer the following questions. Being someone who has these characteristics is an important part of who I am. [Moral Identity] (MI2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Completely disagree	14	.9
2) Mostly disagree	22	1.4
3) Slightly disagree	36	2.4
4) Neutral	248	16.3
5) Slightly agree	264	17.4
6) Mostly agree	444	29.2
7) Completely agree	471	31
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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180) Listed alphabetically below are some characteristics that might describe a person: CARING, COMPASSIONATE, FAIR, FRIENDLY, GENEROUS, HELPFUL, HARDWORKING, HONEST, KIND. The person with these characteristics could be you or it could be someone else. For a moment, visualize in your mind the kind of person who has these characteristics. Imagine how that person would think, feel, and act. When you have a clear image of what this person would be like, answer the following questions. I often wear clothes that identify me as having these characteristics. [Moral Identity] (MI3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	28	1.8
1) Completely disagree	176	11.6
2) Mostly disagree	140	9.2
3) Slightly disagree	123	8.1
4) Neutral	666	43.8
5) Slightly agree	139	9.2
6) Mostly agree	162	10.7
7) Completely agree	85	5.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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181) Listed alphabetically below are some characteristics that might describe a person: CARING, COMPASSIONATE, FAIR, FRIENDLY, GENEROUS, HELPFUL, HARDWORKING, HONEST, KIND. The person with these characteristics could be you or it could be someone else. For a moment, visualize in your mind the kind of person who has these characteristics. Imagine how that person would think, feel, and act. When you have a clear image of what this person would be like, answer the following questions. I would be ashamed to be a person who had these characteristics. [Moral Identity] (MI4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	23	1.5
1) Completely disagree	1038	68.3
2) Mostly disagree	156	10.3
3) Slightly disagree	66	4.3
4) Neutral	166	10.9
5) Slightly agree	16	1.1
6) Mostly agree	14	.9
7) Completely agree	40	2.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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182) Listed alphabetically below are some characteristics that might describe a person: CARING, COMPASSIONATE, FAIR, FRIENDLY, GENEROUS, HELPFUL, HARDWORKING, HONEST, KIND. The person with these characteristics could be you or it could be someone else. For a moment, visualize in your mind the kind of person who has these characteristics. Imagine how that person would think, feel, and act. When you have a clear image of what this person would be like, answer the following questions. The types of things I do in my spare time (e.g. hobbies) clearly identify me as having these characteristics. [Moral Identity] (MI5)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Completely disagree	42	2.8
2) Mostly disagree	67	4.4
3) Slightly disagree	101	6.6
4) Neutral	441	29
5) Slightly agree	322	21.2
6) Mostly agree	333	21.9
7) Completely agree	193	12.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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183) Listed alphabetically below are some characteristics that might describe a person: CARING, COMPASSIONATE, FAIR, FRIENDLY, GENEROUS, HELPFUL, HARDWORKING, HONEST, KIND. The person with these characteristics could be you or it could be someone else. For a moment, visualize in your mind the kind of person who has these characteristics. Imagine how that person would think, feel, and act. When you have a clear image of what this person would be like, answer the following questions. The kinds of books and magazines that I read identify me as having these characteristics. [Moral Identity] (MI6)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Completely disagree	101	6.7
2) Mostly disagree	128	8.4
3) Slightly disagree	125	8.2
4) Neutral	622	41
5) Slightly agree	183	12.1
6) Mostly agree	214	14.1
7) Completely agree	128	8.4
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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184) Listed alphabetically below are some characteristics that might describe a person: CARING, COMPASSIONATE, FAIR, FRIENDLY, GENEROUS, HELPFUL, HARDWORKING, HONEST, KIND. The person with these characteristics could be you or it could be someone else. For a moment, visualize in your mind the kind of person who has these characteristics. Imagine how that person would think, feel, and act. When you have a clear image of what this person would be like, answer the following questions. Having these characteristics is not really important to me. [Moral Identity] (MI7)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	22	1.4
1) Completely disagree	615	40.5
2) Mostly disagree	339	22.3
3) Slightly disagree	180	11.8
4) Neutral	212	14
5) Slightly agree	53	3.5
6) Mostly agree	51	3.4
7) Completely agree	47	3.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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185) Listed alphabetically below are some characteristics that might describe a person: CARING, COMPASSIONATE, FAIR, FRIENDLY, GENEROUS, HELPFUL, HARDWORKING, HONEST, KIND. The person with these characteristics could be you or it could be someone else. For a moment, visualize in your mind the kind of person who has these characteristics. Imagine how that person would think, feel, and act. When you have a clear image of what this person would be like, answer the following questions. The fact that I have these characteristics is communicated to others by my membership in certain organizations. [Moral Identity] (MI8)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
1) Completely disagree	164	10.8
2) Mostly disagree	129	8.5
3) Slightly disagree	116	7.6
4) Neutral	503	33.1
5) Slightly agree	259	17.1
6) Mostly agree	205	13.5
7) Completely agree	127	8.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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186) Listed alphabetically below are some characteristics that might describe a person: CARING, COMPASSIONATE, FAIR, FRIENDLY, GENEROUS, HELPFUL, HARDWORKING, HONEST, KIND. The person with these characteristics could be you or it could be someone else. For a moment, visualize in your mind the kind of person who has these characteristics. Imagine how that person would think, feel, and act. When you have a clear image of what this person would be like, answer the following questions. I am very involved in activities that communicate to others that I have these characteristics. [Moral Identity] (MI9)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Completely disagree	70	4.6
2) Mostly disagree	84	5.5
3) Slightly disagree	111	7.3
4) Neutral	479	31.5
5) Slightly agree	279	18.4
6) Mostly agree	311	20.5
7) Completely agree	166	10.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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187) Listed alphabetically below are some characteristics that might describe a person: CARING, COMPASSIONATE, FAIR, FRIENDLY, GENEROUS, HELPFUL, HARDWORKING, HONEST, KIND. The person with these characteristics could be you or it could be someone else. For a moment, visualize in your mind the kind of person who has these characteristics. Imagine how that person would think, feel, and act. When you have a clear image of what this person would be like, answer the following questions. I strongly desire to have these characteristics. [Moral Identity] (MI10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Completely disagree	14	.9
2) Mostly disagree	20	1.3
3) Slightly disagree	21	1.4
4) Neutral	275	18.1
5) Slightly agree	227	14.9
6) Mostly agree	393	25.9
7) Completely agree	550	36.2
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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188) The following are descriptions of four general relationship styles that people often report. Please select the item that best describes you, or is closest to the way you are. [Close Relationship Questionnaire] (CRQ1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	37	2.4
1) It is easy to become emotionally close to others. I am comfortable depending on others and having others depend on me. I don't worry about being alone or having others not accept me.	624	41.1
2) I am uncomfortable getting close to others. I want emotionally close relationships, but I find it difficult to trust others completely, or to depend on them. I worry that I will be hurt if I allow myself to become too close to others.	255	16.8
3) I want to be completely emotionally intimate with others, but I find that others are reluctant to get close as I would like. I am uncomfortable being without close relationships, but I sometimes worry that others don't value me as much as I value them.	156	10.3
4) I am comfortable without close emotional relationships. It is very important to me to feel independent and self-sufficient, and I prefer not to depend on others or have others depend on me.	447	29.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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189) Please rate each of the above relationship styles to the extent to which you think each description corresponds to your general relationship style. It is easy to become emotionally close to others. [Close Relationship Questionnaire] (CQR_A)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) Not at all like me	180	11.9
2) 2	206	13.6
3) 3	153	10.1
4) Somewhat like me	320	21.1
5) 5	183	12.1
6) 6	239	15.7
7) Very much like me	219	14.4
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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190) Please rate each of the above relationship styles to the extent to which you think each description corresponds to your general relationship style. I want emotionally close relationships but I find it difficult to trust others completely. [Close Relationship Questionnaire] (CQR_B)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Not at all like me	360	23.7
2) 2	235	15.5
3) 3	190	12.5
4) Somewhat like me	347	22.8
5) 5	161	10.6
6) 6	113	7.4
7) Very much like me	92	6.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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191) Please rate each of the above relationship styles to the extent to which you think each description corresponds to your general relationship style. I want to be completely emotionally intimate with others, but I often find that others are reluctant. [Close Relationship Questionnaire] (CQR_C)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Not at all like me	446	29.3
2) 2	306	20.1
3) 3	194	12.8
4) Somewhat like me	317	20.9
5) 5	112	7.4
6) 6	64	4.2
7) Very much like me	61	4
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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192) Please rate each of the above relationship styles to the extent to which you think each description corresponds to your general relationship style. I am comfortable without close relationships. [Close Relationship Questionnaire] (CQR_D)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	22	1.4
1) Not at all like me	171	11.3
2) 2	181	11.9
3) 3	194	12.8
4) Somewhat like me	386	25.4
5) 5	220	14.5
6) 6	171	11.3
7) Very much like me	173	11.4
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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193) Please rate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. It is foolish to tell the truth when big profits can be made by lying. [The Integrity Scale] (IS1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	15	1
1) Strongly disagree	702	46.2
2) Disagree	493	32.4
3) Neither disagree nor agree	225	14.8
4) Agree	50	3.3
5) Strongly agree	35	2.3
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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194) Please rate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. Regardless of concerns about principles, in today's world you have to be practical, adapt to opportunities, and do what is most advantageous for you. [The Integrity Scale] (IS2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
1) Strongly disagree	201	13.2
2) Disagree	424	27.9
3) Neither disagree nor agree	526	34.6
4) Agree	308	20.3
5) Strongly agree	47	3.1
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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195) Please rate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. The reason it is important to tell the truth is because of what others will do to you if you don't, not because of any issue of right and wrong. [The Integrity Scale] (IS3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	444	29.2
2) Disagree	514	33.8
3) Neither disagree nor agree	329	21.7
4) Agree	152	10
5) Strongly agree	64	4.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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196) Please rate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. The true test of character is a willingness to stand by one's principles, no matter what price one has to pay. [The Integrity Scale] (IS4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) Strongly disagree	29	1.9
2) Disagree	82	5.4
3) Neither disagree nor agree	286	18.8
4) Agree	708	46.6
5) Strongly agree	396	26.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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197) Please rate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. There are no principles worth dying for. [The Integrity Scale] (IS5)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	384	25.3
2) Disagree	421	27.7
3) Neither disagree nor agree	409	26.9
4) Agree	187	12.3
5) Strongly agree	99	6.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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198) Please rate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. If one believes something is right, one must stand by it, even if it means losing friends or missing out on profitable opportunities. [The Integrity Scale] (IS6)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	27	1.8
2) Disagree	79	5.2
3) Neither disagree nor agree	351	23.1
4) Agree	707	46.5
5) Strongly agree	338	22.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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199) Please rate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. Lying is sometimes necessary to accomplish important, worthwhile goals. [The Integrity Scale] (IS7)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	343	22.6
2) Disagree	441	29
3) Neither disagree nor agree	424	27.9
4) Agree	251	16.5
5) Strongly agree	43	2.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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200) Please rate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. If done for the right reasons, even lying or cheating is OK. [The Integrity Scale] (IS8)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	404	26.6
2) Disagree	459	30.2
3) Neither disagree nor agree	413	27.2
4) Agree	193	12.7
5) Strongly agree	33	2.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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201) Please rate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. One's principles should not be compromised regardless of the possible gain. [The Integrity Scale] (IS9)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	32	2.1
2) Disagree	94	6.2
3) Neither disagree nor agree	401	26.4
4) Agree	683	45
5) Strongly agree	293	19.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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202) Please rate how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. Some transgressions are wrong and cannot be legitimately justified or defended regardless of how much one tries. [The Integrity Scale] (IS10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	64	4.2
2) Disagree	66	4.3
3) Neither disagree nor agree	407	26.8
4) Agree	593	39.1
5) Strongly agree	372	24.5
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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203) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? Thinking up new ideas and being creative is important to me. I like to do things in my own original way. [Schwartz Values] (SV1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) Very much like me	234	15.4
2) Like me	373	24.5
3) Sometimes like me	436	28.7
4) A little like me	270	17.8
5) Not like me	152	10
6) Not like me at all	37	2.4
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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204) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? It is important to me to be rich. I want to have a lot of money and expensive things. [Schwartz Values] (SV2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	15	1
1) Very much like me	48	3.2
2) Like me	111	7.3
3) Sometimes like me	283	18.6
4) A little like me	274	18
5) Not like me	526	34.6
6) Not like me at all	262	17.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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205) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? I think it is important that every person in the world be treated equally. I believe everyone should have equal opportunities in life. [Schwartz Values] (SV3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	15	1
1) Very much like me	481	31.7
2) Like me	461	30.4
3) Sometimes like me	326	21.5
4) A little like me	139	9.2
5) Not like me	48	3.2
6) Not like me at all	48	3.2
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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206) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? It's very important to me to show my abilities. I want people to admire what I do. [Schwartz Values] (SV4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Very much like me	138	9.1
2) Like me	272	17.9
3) Sometimes like me	424	27.9
4) A little like me	303	19.9
5) Not like me	274	18
6) Not like me at all	89	5.9
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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207) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? It is more important to me to live in secure surroundings. I avoid anything that might endanger my safety. [Schwartz Values] (SV5)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) Very much like me	292	19.2
2) Like me	478	31.5
3) Sometimes like me	372	24.5
4) A little like me	220	14.5
5) Not like me	113	7.4
6) Not like me at all	26	1.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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208) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? I think it is important to do lots of different things in life. I always look for new things to try. [Schwartz Values] (SV6)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Very much like me	184	12.1
2) Like me	346	22.8
3) Sometimes like me	462	30.4
4) A little like me	279	18.4
5) Not like me	189	12.4
6) Not like me at all	39	2.6
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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209) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? I believe that people should do what they're told. I think people should follow rules at all times, even when no one is watching. [Schwartz Values] (SV7)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Very much like me	202	13.3
2) Like me	348	22.9
3) Sometimes like me	415	27.3
4) A little like me	261	17.2
5) Not like me	198	13
6) Not like me at all	75	4.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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210) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? It is important to me to listen to people who are different from me. Even when I disagree with them, I still want to understand them. [Schwartz Values] (SV8)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	15	1
1) Very much like me	256	16.8
2) Like me	521	34.3
3) Sometimes like me	415	27.3
4) A little like me	209	13.8
5) Not like me	72	4.7
6) Not like me at all	32	2.1
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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211) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? It's important to me to be humble and modest and not to draw attention to myself. [Schwartz Values] (SV9)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Very much like me	284	18.7
2) Like me	454	29.9
3) Sometimes like me	409	26.9
4) A little like me	219	14.4
5) Not like me	94	6.2
6) Not like me at all	37	2.4
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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212) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? Having a good time is important to me. I like to 'spoil' myself. [Schwartz Values] (SV10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	12	.8
1) Very much like me	116	7.6
2) Like me	194	12.8
3) Sometimes like me	367	24.2
4) A little like me	395	26
5) Not like me	328	21.6
6) Not like me at all	107	7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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213) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? It is important to me to make my own decisions about what I do. I like to be free and not depend on others. [Schwartz Values] (SV11)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Very much like me	412	27.1
2) Like me	531	35
3) Sometimes like me	346	22.8
4) A little like me	133	8.8
5) Not like me	51	3.4
6) Not like me at all	25	1.6
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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214) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? It's very important to me to help the people around me. I want to care for their well-being. [Schwartz Values] (SV12)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
1) Very much like me	350	23
2) Like me	505	33.2
3) Sometimes like me	386	25.4
4) A little like me	179	11.8
5) Not like me	49	3.2
6) Not like me at all	26	1.7
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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215) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? Being very successful is important to me. I hope people will recognize my achievements. [Schwartz Values] (SV13)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Very much like me	156	10.3
2) Like me	262	17.3
3) Sometimes like me	396	26.1
4) A little like me	297	19.6
5) Not like me	284	18.7
6) Not like me at all	106	7
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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216) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? It is very important to me that the government ensures my safety against all threats. I want the state to be strong so it can defend its citizens. [Schwartz Values] (SV14)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Very much like me	297	19.6
2) Like me	405	26.7
3) Sometimes like me	434	28.6
4) A little like me	187	12.3
5) Not like me	121	8
6) Not like me at all	56	3.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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217) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? I look for adventure and like to take risks. I want to have an exciting life. [Schwartz Values] (SV15)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	13	.9
1) Very much like me	82	5.4
2) Like me	188	12.4
3) Sometimes like me	330	21.7
4) A little like me	335	22.1
5) Not like me	409	26.9
6) Not like me at all	161	10.6
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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218) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? It is important to me to always behave properly. I avoid doing anything people would say is wrong. [Schwartz Values] (SV16)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
1) Very much like me	238	15.7
2) Like me	440	29
3) Sometimes like me	416	27.4
4) A little like me	219	14.4
5) Not like me	134	8.8
6) Not like me at all	55	3.6
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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219) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? It is important to me to get respect from others. I want people to do what I say. [Schwartz Values] (SV17)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	13	.9
1) Very much like me	116	7.6
2) Like me	236	15.5
3) Sometimes like me	418	27.5
4) A little like me	317	20.9
5) Not like me	301	19.8
6) Not like me at all	118	7.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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220) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? It is important to me to be loyal to my friends. I want to devote myself to people close to me. [Schwartz Values] (SV18)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	23	1.5
1) Very much like me	392	25.8
2) Like me	610	40.1
3) Sometimes like me	301	19.8
4) A little like me	117	7.7
5) Not like me	53	3.5
6) Not like me at all	24	1.6
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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221) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? I strongly believe that people should care for nature. Looking after the environment is important to me. [Schwartz Values] (SV19)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	12	.8
1) Very much like me	290	19.1
2) Like me	437	28.8
3) Sometimes like me	413	27.2
4) A little like me	240	15.8
5) Not like me	87	5.7
6) Not like me at all	39	2.6
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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222) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? Tradition is important to me. I try to follow the customs handed down by my religion and family. [Schwartz Values] (SV20)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	22	1.4
1) Very much like me	210	13.8
2) Like me	401	26.4
3) Sometimes like me	380	25
4) A little like me	252	16.6
5) Not like me	171	11.3
6) Not like me at all	83	5.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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223) How much does each of the following statements sound like you? I seek every chance I can to have fun. It is important to me to do things that give me pleasure. [Schwartz Values] (SV21)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Very much like me	183	12
2) Like me	338	22.2
3) Sometimes like me	415	27.3
4) A little like me	307	20.2
5) Not like me	204	13.4
6) Not like me at all	52	3.4
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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224) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Controlled, Tough, Unyielding, Competitive. Being someone who has these characteristics is an important part of who I am. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	263	17.3
2) Disagree	429	28.2
3) Neither agree nor disagree	479	31.5
4) Agree	269	17.7
5) Strongly agree	63	4.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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225) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Controlled, Tough, Unyielding, Competitive. Other people I know think I have these characteristics. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	13	.9
1) Strongly disagree	191	12.6
2) Disagree	389	25.6
3) Neither agree nor disagree	494	32.5
4) Agree	384	25.3
5) Strongly agree	49	3.2
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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226) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Controlled, Tough, Unyielding, Competitive. My friends think I have these characteristics. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
1) Strongly disagree	210	13.8
2) Disagree	423	27.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	495	32.6
4) Agree	335	22.1
5) Strongly agree	42	2.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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227) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Controlled, Tough, Unyielding, Competitive. I strongly desire to have these characteristics. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	244	16.1
2) Disagree	386	25.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	555	36.5
4) Agree	253	16.6
5) Strongly agree	65	4.3
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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228) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Controlled, Tough, Unyielding, Competitive. My family thinks I have these characteristics. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET5)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Strongly disagree	210	13.8
2) Disagree	428	28.2
3) Neither agree nor disagree	457	30.1
4) Agree	344	22.6
5) Strongly agree	60	3.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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229) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Caring, Compassionate, Merciful, Cooperative. Being someone who has these characteristics is an important part of who I am. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET6)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	12	.8
2) Disagree	50	3.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	294	19.4
4) Agree	743	48.9
5) Strongly agree	403	26.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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230) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Caring, Compassionate, Merciful, Cooperative. Other people I know think I have these characteristics. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET7)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	15	1
1) Strongly disagree	11	.7
2) Disagree	51	3.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	389	25.6
4) Agree	789	51.9
5) Strongly agree	264	17.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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231) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Caring, Compassionate, Merciful, Cooperative. My friends think I have these characteristics. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET8)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
1) Strongly disagree	9	.6
2) Disagree	50	3.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	354	23.3
4) Agree	807	53.1
5) Strongly agree	285	18.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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232) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Caring, Compassionate, Merciful, Cooperative. I strongly desire to have these characteristics. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET9)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	15	1
1) Strongly disagree	14	.9
2) Disagree	42	2.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	328	21.6
4) Agree	669	44
5) Strongly agree	451	29.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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233) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Caring, Compassionate, Merciful, Cooperative. My family thinks I have these characteristics. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	24	1.6
1) Strongly disagree	16	1.1
2) Disagree	50	3.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	311	20.5
4) Agree	804	52.9
5) Strongly agree	315	20.7
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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234) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Reflective, Thoughtful, Inventive, Reasonable. Being someone who has these characteristics is an important part of who I am. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET11)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	13	.9
1) Strongly disagree	10	.7
2) Disagree	56	3.7
3) Neither agree nor disagree	403	26.5
4) Agree	740	48.7
5) Strongly agree	297	19.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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235) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Reflective, Thoughtful, Inventive, Reasonable. Other people I know think I have these characteristics. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET12)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	13	.9
2) Disagree	62	4.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	465	30.6
4) Agree	777	51.2
5) Strongly agree	185	12.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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236) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Reflective, Thoughtful, Inventive, Reasonable. My friends think I have these characteristics. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET13)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	10	.7
1) Strongly disagree	7	.5
2) Disagree	77	5.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	413	27.2
4) Agree	817	53.8
5) Strongly agree	196	12.9
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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237) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Reflective, Thoughtful, Inventive, Reasonable. I strongly desire to have these characteristics. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET14)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
1) Strongly disagree	16	1.1
2) Disagree	34	2.2
3) Neither agree nor disagree	338	22.3
4) Agree	758	49.9
5) Strongly agree	359	23.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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238) Please mark the response that corresponds to your opinion. In terms of these characteristics: Reflective, Thoughtful, Inventive, Reasonable. My family thinks I have these characteristics. [Triune Ethics Theory (TET) Identities] (TET15)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	12	.8
1) Strongly disagree	11	.7
2) Disagree	78	5.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	401	26.4
4) Agree	789	51.9
5) Strongly agree	228	15
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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239) Rotate respondents to see one of the two versions; record version seen in DOV_VERS [Moral Dilemma-Trolley] (DOV_VERS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Version 1	770	50.7
2) Version 2	750	49.3
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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240) In this task you will be presented a moral dilemma. When the dilemma appears on the screen read through it silently and carefully. After you have finished reading it, your job is to judge whether the course of action in the dilemma is appropriate or inappropriate. There are no 'right' or 'wrong' answers to this problem. You will not, in any case, be asked to justify your response. Do not worry about whether the action is legal or illegal. Simply respond in whatever manner you believe to be morally correct. Version 1: A runaway trolley is heading down the tracks toward five workmen who will be killed if the trolley proceeds on its present course. You are standing next to the track on which the trolley is traveling, but you are too far away from the workmen to warn them of the impending danger. Next to you there is a very large stranger who is minding his own business. It occurs to you that if you pushed this person onto the tracks in front of the trolley, it would stop the trolley and save the five workmen from certain death. However, this would most certainly kill the stranger. Is it appropriate for you to push this stranger onto the tracks to save the five workmen? Version 2: A runaway trolley is heading down the tracks toward five workmen who will be killed if the trolley proceeds on its present course. You are standing next to the track on which the trolley is traveling, but you are too far away from the workmen to warn them of the impending danger. Next to you there is a control switch for the tracks that can reroute the trolley. You could divert the trolley onto another track and spare the five workmen from certain death. However, there is another workman on the new track that will certainly die if you divert the trolley. Is it appropriate for you to divert the trolley and kill the one workman in order to save the five workmen? [Moral Dilemma-Trolley] (BLOCK15)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	35	2.3
1) Is appropriate	531	35
2) Is inappropriate	952	62.7
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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241) What moral values do you think are important to how you should live at this time in your life? I should take responsibility for myself. [Ethical Values Assessment] (EVA1)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
1) Not at all important	5	.3
2) Slightly important	13	.9
3) Moderately important	120	7.9
4) Very important	552	36.4
5) Completely important	803	52.9
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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242) What moral values do you think are important to how you should live at this time in your life? I should take care of my family. [Ethical Values Assessment] (EVA2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	28	1.8
1) Not at all important	14	.9
2) Slightly important	27	1.8
3) Moderately important	123	8.1
4) Very important	446	29.3
5) Completely important	882	58
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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243) What moral values do you think are important to how you should live at this time in your life? I should aim for spiritual salvation. [Ethical Values Assessment] (EVA3)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Not at all important	266	17.5
2) Slightly important	185	12.2
3) Moderately important	298	19.6
4) Very important	354	23.3
5) Completely important	397	26.1
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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244) What moral values do you think are important to how you should live at this time in your life? I should be fair to other individuals. [Ethical Values Assessment] (EVA4)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	29	1.9
1) Not at all important	12	.8
2) Slightly important	20	1.3
3) Moderately important	245	16.1
4) Very important	627	41.3
5) Completely important	586	38.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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245) What moral values do you think are important to how you should live at this time in your life? I should aim to live a holy life. [Ethical Values Assessment] (EVA5)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	23	1.5
1) Not at all important	252	16.6
2) Slightly important	196	12.9
3) Moderately important	332	21.9
4) Very important	338	22.3
5) Completely important	378	24.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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246) What moral values do you think are important to how you should live at this time in your life? I should respect other individuals' rights. [Ethical Values Assessment] (EVA6)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	27	1.8
1) Not at all important	8	.5
2) Slightly important	30	2
3) Moderately important	199	13.1
4) Very important	684	45
5) Completely important	571	37.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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247) What moral values do you think are important to how you should live at this time in your life? I should follow God's law. [Ethical Values Assessment] (EVA7)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.3
1) Not at all important	226	14.9
2) Slightly important	147	9.7
3) Moderately important	295	19.4
4) Very important	325	21.4
5) Completely important	506	33.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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248) What moral values do you think are important to how you should live at this time in your life? I should be cooperative. [Ethical Values Assessment] (EVA8)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	33	2.2
1) Not at all important	31	2
2) Slightly important	94	6.2
3) Moderately important	443	29.2
4) Very important	620	40.8
5) Completely important	298	19.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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249) What moral values do you think are important to how you should live at this time in your life? I should strive for social harmony. [Ethical Values Assessment] (EVA9)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	29	1.9
1) Not at all important	63	4.1
2) Slightly important	187	12.3
3) Moderately important	494	32.5
4) Very important	519	34.1
5) Completely important	228	15
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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250) What moral values do you think are important to how you should live at this time in your life? I should try to achieve my personal goals. [Ethical Values Assessment] (EVA10)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	27	1.8
1) Not at all important	17	1.1
2) Slightly important	65	4.3
3) Moderately important	326	21.5
4) Very important	656	43.2
5) Completely important	428	28.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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251) What moral values do you think are important to how you should live at this time in your life? I should know my place or role in a group. [Ethical Values Assessment] (EVA11)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	28	1.8
1) Not at all important	172	11.3
2) Slightly important	215	14.2
3) Moderately important	521	34.3
4) Very important	413	27.2
5) Completely important	169	11.1
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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252) What moral values do you think are important to how you should live at this time in your life? I should strive for spiritual purity. [Ethical Values Assessment] (EVA12)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	29	1.9
1) Not at all important	247	16.3
2) Slightly important	209	13.8
3) Moderately important	365	24
4) Very important	335	22.1
5) Completely important	333	21.9
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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253) Rotate respondents to see one of the two versions. Recoded in DOV_GAME [Dictator Game] (DOV_GAME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Showed Version 1	760	50
2) Showed Version 2	759	50
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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254) Version 1: Now we are going to give you the chance to win $10. Here's how it works: You have an even numbered participant ID. Participants in even numbered sessions are assigned to be DECIDERS. As a DECIDER, you are automatically given 10 raffle tickets for the prize. Each ticket is equal to one entry into the raffle. The 10 tickets are yours to keep. However, the participant after you (with the odd numbered participant ID) will be a RECEIVER. This means that the next participant will not have any raffle tickets to start with, but will get any tickets that you decide to transfer to him or her. Thus, it is up to you to determine how to divide up the number of raffle tickets you and the next participant will receive. Version 2: Now we are going to give you the chance to win $500. Here's how it works: You have an even numbered participant ID. Participants in even numbered sessions are assigned to be DECIDERS. As a DECIDER, you are automatically given 10 raffle tickets for the prize. Each ticket is equal to one entry into the raffle. The 10 tickets are yours to keep. However, the participant after you (with the odd numbered participant ID) will be a RECEIVER. This means that the next participant will not have any raffle tickets to start with, but will get any tickets that you decide to transfer to him or her. Thus, it is up to you to determine how to divide up the number of raffle tickets you and the next participant will receive. Both versions: How many of your 10 raffle tickets would you like to transfer to the next participant? [Dictator Game] (BLOCK17)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	20	1.4
1) 1	201	14
2) 2	90	6.3
3) 3	81	5.7
4) 4	99	6.9
5) 5	108	7.5
6) 6	766	53.5
7) 7	12	.8
8) 8	16	1.1
9) 9	10	.7
10) 10	30	2.1
Missing	92
TOTAL	1433	100.0

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255) Age (PPAGE)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	46.73	17.06

256) Age – 7 Categories (PPAGECAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) 18-24	146	9.6
2) 25-34	313	20.6
3) 35-44	253	16.7
4) 45-54	267	17.6
5) 55-64	285	18.8
6) 65-74	171	11.3
7) 75+	84	5.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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257) Age – 4 Categories (PPAGECT4)

	TOTAL	%
1) 18-29	320	21.1
2) 30-44	392	25.8
3) 45-59	421	27.7
4) 60+	386	25.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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258) Education (Highest degree received) (PPEDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) No formal education	4	.3
3) 5th or 6th grade	5	.3
4) 7th or 8th grade	13	.9
5) 9th grade	18	1.2
6) 10th grade	28	1.8
7) 11th grade	56	3.7
8) 12th grade No Diploma	69	4.5
9) High school graduate – high school diploma or the equivalent (GED)	459	30.2
10) Some college, no degree	288	18.9
11) Associate degree	149	9.8
12) Bachelor's degree	259	17
13) Master's degree	119	7.8
14) Professional or Doctoral degree	53	3.5
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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259) Education (Categorical) (PPEDUCAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than high school	194	12.8
2) High school	459	30.2
3) Some college	437	28.8
4) Bachelor's degree or higher	430	28.3
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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260) Race/Ethnicity (PPETHM)

	TOTAL	%
1) White, Non-Hispanic	1015	66.8
2) Black, Non-Hispanic	175	11.5
3) Other, Non-Hispanic	87	5.7
4) Hispanic	222	14.6
5) 2+ Races, Non-Hispanic	20	1.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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261) Gender (PPGENDER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	732	48.2
2) Female	787	51.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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262) Household Head (PPHHHEAD)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	284	18.7
1) Yes	1235	81.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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263) Household Size (PPHHSIZE)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	2.75	1.50

264) Housing Type (PPHOUSE)

	TOTAL	%
1) A one-family house detached from any other house	984	64.8
2) A one-family house attached to one or more houses	159	10.5
3) A building with 2 or more apartments	283	18.6
4) A mobile home	89	5.9
5) Boat, RV, van, etc.	4	.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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265) Household Income (PPINCIMP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $5,000	39	2.6
2) $5,000 to $7,499	21	1.4
3) $7,500 to $9,999	17	1.1
4) $10,000 to $12,499	47	3.1
5) $12,500 to $14,999	39	2.6
6) $15,000 to $19,999	62	4.1
7) $20,000 to $24,999	71	4.7
8) $25,000 to $29,999	64	4.2
9) $30,000 to $34,999	83	5.5
10) $35,000 to $39,999	86	5.7
11) $40,000 to $49,999	118	7.8
12) $50,000 to $59,999	152	10
13) $60,000 to $74,999	137	9
14) $75,000 to $84,999	112	7.4
15) $85,000 to $99,999	114	7.5
16) $100,000 to $124,999	163	10.7
17) $125,000 to $149,999	88	5.8
18) $150,000 to $174,999	47	3.1
19) $175,000 or more	60	3.9
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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266) Marital Status (PPMARIT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	841	55.4
2) Widowed	57	3.8
3) Divorced	160	10.5
4) Separated	20	1.3
5) Never married	304	20
6) Living with partner	137	9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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267) MSA Status (PPMSACAT)

	TOTAL	%
0) Non-metro	242	15.9
1) Metro	1277	84.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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268) Region 4 – Based on State of Residence (PPREG4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Northeast	278	18.3
2) Midwest	327	21.5
3) South	563	37.1
4) West	351	23.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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269) Region 9 – Based on State of Residence (PPREG9)

	TOTAL	%
1) New England	76	5
2) Mid-Atlantic	201	13.2
3) East-North Central	212	14
4) West-North Central	115	7.6
5) South Atlantic	322	21.2
6) East-South Central	70	4.6
7) West-South Central	171	11.3
8) Mountain	117	7.7
9) Pacific	233	15.4
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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270) Ownership Status of Living Quarters (PPRENT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Owned or being bought by you or someone in your household	1087	71.6
2) Rented for cash	394	25.9
3) Occupied without payment of cash rent	38	2.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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271) State (PPSTATEN)

	TOTAL	%
11) ME	9	.6
12) NH	5	.3
13) VT	4	.3
14) MA	40	2.6
15) RI	0	0
16) CT	18	1.2
21) NY	93	6.1
22) NJ	40	2.6
23) PA	69	4.5
31) OH	56	3.7
32) IN	28	1.8
33) IL	53	3.5
34) MI	42	2.8
35) WI	32	2.1
41) MN	23	1.5
42) IA	16	1.1
43) MO	41	2.7
44) ND	3	.2
45) SD	8	.5
46) NE	9	.6
47) KS	15	1
51) DE	3	.2
52) MD	27	1.8
53) DC	2	.1
54) VA	43	2.8
55) WV	10	.7
56) NC	47	3.1
57) SC	25	1.6
58) GA	51	3.4
59) FL	113	7.4
61) KY	26	1.7
62) TN	23	1.5
63) AL	18	1.2
64) MS	4	.3
71) AR	15	1
72) LA	18	1.2
73) OK	25	1.6
74) TX	113	7.4
81) MT	8	.5
82) ID	3	.2
83) WY	3	.2
84) CO	26	1.7
85) NM	2	.1
86) AZ	38	2.5
87) UT	4	.3
88) NV	34	2.2
91) WA	51	3.4
92) OR	18	1.2
93) CA	155	10.2
94) AK	2	.1
95) HI	7	.5
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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272) Presence of Household Members – Children 0-2 (PPT01)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	0.09	0.31

273) Presence of Household Members – Children 13-17 (PPT1317)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	0.19	0.51

274) Presence of Household Members – Adults 18+ (PPT18OV)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	2.10	0.91

275) Presence of Household Members – Children 2-5 (PPT25)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	0.15	0.45

276) Presence of Household Members – Children 6-12 (PPT612)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	0.21	0.56

277) Current Employee Status (PPWORK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Working – as a paid employee	706	46.5
2) Working – self-employee	118	7.8
3) Not working – on temporary layoff from job	14	.9
4) Not working – looking for work	149	9.8
5) Not working - retired	271	17.8
6) Not working - disabled	115	7.6
7) Not working – other	146	9.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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278) HH Internet Access (PPNET)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	380	25
1) Yes	1139	75
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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279) Empty nest HH (COR_EMP)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1121	73.8
1) Yes	398	26.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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280) Is R a parent or legal guardian? (CORE_PAR)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	1122	73.9
1) Yes	397	26.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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281) HH income profile and imputed – 4 categories (PPINCCAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $10,000	77	5.1
2) $10,000-$49,999	570	37.5
3) $50,000-$74,999	289	19
4) $75,000+	583	38.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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282) Ever a parent (EVER_PAR)

	TOTAL	%
0) No	602	39.6
1) Yes	917	60.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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283) I often try new brands because I like variety. (PPADOPT2)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	12	.8
1) Strongly agree	83	5.5
2) Somewhat agree	362	23.9
3) Neither agree nor disagree	461	30.4
4) Somewhat disagree	345	22.8
5) Strongly disagree	253	16.7
Missing	7
TOTAL	1516	100.0

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284) Q1: Agree that I consider the illegal downloading of movies, music and other digital content to be as bad as shoplifting. (PPU0153)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	22	1.4
1) Strongly agree	414	27.3
2) Somewhat agree	353	23.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	359	23.6
4) Somewhat disagree	158	10.4
5) Strongly disagree	119	7.8
6) Not applicable or not familiar	93	6.1
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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285) Q45: Agree that I am in control of my life. (PPFS0681)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	205	16.4
-1) Refused	11	.9
1) Strongly disagree	40	3.2
2) Somewhat disagree	111	8.9
3) Somewhat agree	523	41.9
4) Strongly agree	358	28.7
Missing	236
TOTAL	1248	100.0

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286) Q45: Agree that I have a positive self-image. (PPFS0682)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	205	16.4
-1) Refused	11	.9
1) Strongly disagree	27	2.2
2) Somewhat disagree	122	9.8
3) Somewhat agree	510	40.9
4) Strongly agree	373	29.9
Missing	236
TOTAL	1248	100.0

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287) Q45: Agree that I have no idea if I'm managing my money well; I just hope for the best. (PP0683)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	205	16.4
-1) Refused	14	1.1
1) Strongly disagree	350	28
2) Somewhat disagree	379	30.3
3) Somewhat agree	229	18.3
4) Strongly agree	72	5.8
Missing	236
TOTAL	1249	100.0

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288) Q45: Agree that generally, I live from paycheck to paycheck. (PP0684)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	205	16.4
-1) Refused	13	1
1) Strongly disagree	302	24.2
2) Somewhat disagree	215	17.2
3) Somewhat agree	287	23
4) Strongly agree	227	18.2
Missing	236
TOTAL	1249	100.0

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289) Q45: Agree that I enjoy reading about finances and ways to better manage my money. (PP0685)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	205	16.4
-1) Refused	10	.8
1) Strongly disagree	176	14.1
2) Somewhat disagree	292	23.4
3) Somewhat agree	418	33.5
4) Strongly agree	147	11.8
Missing	236
TOTAL	1248	100.0

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290) Q45: Agree that I am in control of my finances. (PP0686)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	205	16.4
-1) Refused	8	.6
1) Strongly disagree	56	4.5
2) Somewhat disagree	109	8.7
3) Somewhat agree	519	41.6
4) Strongly agree	351	28.1
Missing	236
TOTAL	1248	100.0

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291) Q45: Agree that I am usually the first of my friends to try new products and services. (PP0687)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	205	16.4
-1) Refused	12	1
1) Strongly disagree	328	26.3
2) Somewhat disagree	415	33.2
3) Somewhat agree	232	18.6
4) Strongly agree	57	4.6
Missing	236
TOTAL	1249	100.0

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292) Q42: Generally, how would you rate the U.S. economy these days? (PPFS0678)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	300	19.7
-1) Refused	10	.7
1) Excellent	8	.5
2) Good	91	6
3) Fair	477	31.4
4) Poor	618	40.7
5) Not sure	15	1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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293) Q43: Generally, how would you rate your own personal finances these days? (PPFS0679)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	300	19.8
-1) Refused	12	.8
1) Excellent	77	5.1
2) Good	343	22.6
3) Fair	524	34.5
4) Poor	250	16.5
5) Not sure	12	.8
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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294) Q44: Are your personal finances getting better these days, or worse? (PPFS0680)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	300	19.7
-1) Refused	9	.6
1) Excellent	250	16.5
2) Good	317	20.9
3) Fair	603	39.7
4) Poor	40	2.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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295) Q1: In general, would you say your physical health is...? (PPH10001)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	0	0
-1) Refused	4	.3
1) Excellent	188	12.4
2) Very good	511	33.6
3) Good	559	36.8
4) Fair	212	14
5) Poor	45	3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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296) Q4: Have you had a serious or chronic illness, injury, or disability that has required A LOT of medical attention? (PPH10002)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	0	0
-1) Refused	6	.4
1) Yes	270	17.8
2) No	1242	81.8
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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297) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Anxiety disorder] I am under the care of a doctor. (PPH10055)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1303	92
-1) Refused	1	.1
0) No	52	3.7
1) Yes	60	4.2
Missing	96
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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298) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Anxiety disorder] I take a prescription drug. (PPH10056)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1303	92
-1) Refused	1	.1
0) No	51	3.6
1) Yes	61	4.3
Missing	96
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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299) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Anxiety disorder] I take over-the-counter medication. (PPH10057)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1303	92
-1) Refused	1	.1
0) No	110	7.8
1) Yes	2	.1
Missing	96
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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300) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Anxiety disorder] I diet and exercise. (PPH10059)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1303	92
-1) Refused	1	.1
0) No	98	6.9
1) Yes	15	1.1
Missing	96
TOTAL	1417	100.0

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301) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Anxiety disorder] I do something else. (PPH10060)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1303	92
-1) Refused	1	.1
0) No	99	7
1) Yes	13	.9
Missing	96
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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302) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Anxiety disorder] I don't do anything. (PPH10061)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1303	92
-1) Refused	1	.1
0) No	98	6.9
1) Yes	14	1
Missing	96
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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303) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Depression] I am under the care of a doctor. (PPH10083)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1223	85.9
0) No	93	6.5
1) Yes	107	7.5
Missing	89
TOTAL	1423	100.0

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304) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Depression] I take a prescription drug. (PPH10084)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1223	85.9
0) No	62	4.4
1) Yes	138	9.7
Missing	89
TOTAL	1423	100.0

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305) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Depression] I take over-the-counter medication. (PPH10085)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1223	85.9
0) No	196	13.8
1) Yes	4	.3
Missing	89
TOTAL	1423	100.0

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306) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Depression] I diet and exercise. (PPH10087)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1223	85.9
0) No	168	11.8
1) Yes	32	2.2
Missing	89
TOTAL	1423	100.0

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307) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Depression] I do something else. (PPH10088)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1223	85.9
0) No	185	13
1) Yes	15	1.1
Missing	89
TOTAL	1423	100.0

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308) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Depression] I don't do anything. (PPH10089)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1223	85.9
0) No	177	12.4
1) Yes	23	1.6
Missing	89
TOTAL	1423	100.0

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309) Q35: During an average week, how often do you exercise? (PPH10219)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	0	0
-1) Refused	14	.9
1) Never	202	13.3
2) Less than once a week	291	19.2
3) 1-2 times a week	375	24.7
4) 3-5 times a week	502	33.1
5) 6 or more times a week	134	8.8
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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310) Q36: Have you smoked at least 100 cigarettes in your ENTIRE LIFE? (PH10220)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	0	0
-1) Refused	12	.8
1) Yes	686	45.2
2) No	821	54
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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311) Q37: Do you NOW smoke cigarettes every day, some days, or not at all? (PPH10221)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	779	53.2
-1) Refused	3	.2
1) Every day	218	14.9
2) Some days	58	4
3) Not at all	407	27.8
Missing	51
TOTAL	1465	100.0

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312) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Mental health condition] I am under the care of a doctor. (PPH10252)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1365	96.4
0) No	12	.8
1) Yes	39	2.8
Missing	97
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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313) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Mental health condition] I take a prescription drug. (PPH10253)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1365	96.4
0) No	20	1.4
1) Yes	31	2.2
Missing	97
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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314) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Depression] I take over-the-counter medication. (PPH10254)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1365	96.5
0) No	50	3.5
1) Yes	0	0
Missing	97
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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315) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Mental health condition] I diet and exercise. (PPH10255)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1365	96.5
0) No	47	3.3
1) Yes	3	.2
Missing	97
TOTAL	1415	100.0

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316) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Mental health condition] I do something else. (PPH10256)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1365	96.4
0) No	44	3.1
1) Yes	7	.5
Missing	97
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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317) Q20: What steps are you taking to manage your medical condition? [Mental health condition] I don't do anything. (PPH10257)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	1365	96.4
0) No	44	3.1
1) Yes	7	.5
Missing	97
TOTAL	1416	100.0

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318) Q19: Have you been diagnosed with any of the following medial conditions? Anxiety disorder (PPH1ANXI)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	0	0
-1) Refused	21	1.4
0) No	1385	91.2
1) Yes	113	7.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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319) Q19: Have you been diagnosed with any of the following medial conditions? Depression (PPH1DEPR)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	0	0
-1) Refused	21	1.4
0) No	1298	85.5
1) Yes	200	13.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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320) Q19: Have you been diagnosed with any of the following medial conditions? Sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea or insomnia (PPH1INSO)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	0	0
-1) Refused	21	1.4
0) No	1400	92.2
1) Yes	98	6.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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321) Q19: Have you been diagnosed with any of the following medial conditions? Mental health condition (PPH1MENT)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	0	0
-1) Refused	21	1.4
0) No	1447	95.3
1) Yes	51	3.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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322) Q3: In what country were you born? (PPHI0016)

	TOTAL	%
1) Argentina	1	.4
3) Chile	1	.4
4) Colombia	5	2.2
5) Costa Rica	4	1.8
6) Cuba	3	1.3
7) The Dominican Republic	1	.4
9) El Salvador	1	.4
10) Guatemala	7	3.1
11) Honduras	3	1.3
12) Mexico	20	8.9
17) Puerto Rico	18	8
18) Spain	3	1.3
19) United States	149	66.5
21) Venezuela	0	0
22) Other (SPECIFY)	8	3.6
Missing	1344
TOTAL	224	100.0

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323) Q5: In total, how many years have you lived in the United States? (PPHI0018)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	143	64.1
-1) Refused	0	0
3) 3	1	.4
6) 6	4	1.8
7) 7	1	.4
8) 8	0	0
9) 9	3	1.3
11) 11	4	1.8
14) 14	2	.9
15) 15	6	2.7
18) 18	1	.4
19) 19	2	.9
20) 20	2	.9
22) 22	4	1.8
23) 23	1	.4
24) 24	4	1.8
25) 25	2	.9
27) 27	1	.4
28) 28	1	.4
29) 29	1	.4
30) 30	1	.4
33) 33	2	.9
35) 35	0	0
36) 36	1	.4
37) 37	5	2.2
38) 38	2	.9
41) 41	4	1.8
42) 42	1	.4
43) 43	2	.9
44) 44	1	.4
45) 45	1	.4
46) 46	1	.4
48) 48	1	.4
50) 50	1	.4
51) 51	3	1.3
52) 52	3	1.3
54) 54	1	.4
55) 55	3	1.3
56) 56	0	0
59) 59	1	.4
61) 61	3	1.3
64) 64	0	0
67) 67	2	.9
86) 86	1	.4
Missing	1344
TOTAL	223	100.0

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324) Q12: Agree that anyone who domes to this country and intends to stay must learn to speak English (PPHI0041)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strongly agree	88	39.3
2) Agree	59	26.3
3) Neither agree nor disagree	64	28.6
4) Disagree	8	3.6
5) Strongly disagree	5	2.2
Missing	1344
TOTAL	224	100.0

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325) Q14: How willing to work long hours at the expense of your personal life (PPHI0046)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	5	2.2
1) Very willing	37	16.5
2) Somewhat willing	79	35.3
3) Not too willing	64	28.6
4) Not willing at all	39	17.4
Missing	1344
TOTAL	224	100.0

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326) Q14: How willing to get along with people of different races and cultures (PPHI0047)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	9	4
1) Very willing	161	71.9
2) Somewhat willing	40	17.9
3) Not too willing	6	2.7
4) Not willing at all	8	3.6
Missing	1344
TOTAL	224	100.0

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327) Q14: How willing to do what is best for yourself rather than what is best for others (PPHI0048)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	5	2.2
1) Very willing	32	14.3
2) Somewhat willing	103	46
3) Not too willing	57	25.4
4) Not willing at all	27	12.1
Missing	1344
TOTAL	224	100.0

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328) Q1: Agree that no matter how hard I work, I can't seem to get ahead (PPL10003)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
1) Strongly agree	225	14.8
2) Somewhat agree	322	21.2
3) Neither agree nor disagree	323	21.3
4) Somewhat disagree	226	14.9
5) Strongly disagree	193	12.7
6) Not applicable	216	14.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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329) Q1: Agree that I feel good about where my career is headed (PPL10004)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	13	.9
1) Strongly agree	151	9.9
2) Somewhat agree	340	22.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	377	24.8
4) Somewhat disagree	164	10.8
5) Strongly disagree	153	10.1
6) Not applicable	321	21.1
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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330) Q1: Agree that it's getting harder to provide my family with the basic necessities (PPL10005)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly agree	227	15
2) Somewhat agree	390	25.7
3) Neither agree nor disagree	312	20.6
4) Somewhat disagree	202	13.3
5) Strongly disagree	212	14
6) Not applicable	158	10.4
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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331) Q1: Agree that most of my friends are from the same racial or ethnic group as me (PPL10007)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Strongly agree	295	19.4
2) Somewhat agree	533	35.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	279	18.4
4) Somewhat disagree	196	12.9
5) Strongly disagree	162	10.7
6) Not applicable	32	2.1
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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332) Q1: Agree that life is so busy that I find I have less time to spend with family and friends (PPL10008)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Strongly agree	112	7.4
2) Somewhat agree	406	26.7
3) Neither agree nor disagree	338	22.3
4) Somewhat disagree	336	22.1
5) Strongly disagree	247	16.3
6) Not applicable	62	4.1
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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333) Q1: Agree that it is hard for me to find the time to be involved in local/community matters (PPL10009)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Strongly agree	140	9.2
2) Somewhat agree	422	27.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	477	31.4
4) Somewhat disagree	258	17
5) Strongly disagree	123	8.1
6) Not applicable	81	5.3
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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334) Q1: Agree that it is becoming increasingly difficult to find the time to relax and unwind (PPL10012)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Strongly agree	142	9.3
2) Somewhat agree	401	26.4
3) Neither agree nor disagree	361	23.8
4) Somewhat disagree	327	21.5
5) Strongly disagree	217	14.3
6) Not applicable	51	3.4
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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335) Q1: Agree that I feel stressed most of the time (PPL10013)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Strongly agree	159	10.5
2) Somewhat agree	365	24
3) Neither agree nor disagree	355	23.4
4) Somewhat disagree	344	22.7
5) Strongly disagree	251	16.5
6) Not applicable	23	1.5
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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336) Q1: Agree that I live a healthy lifestyle (PPL10014)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	27	1.8
1) Strongly agree	202	13.3
2) Somewhat agree	639	42.1
3) Neither agree nor disagree	368	24.2
4) Somewhat disagree	216	14.2
5) Strongly disagree	56	3.7
6) Not applicable	11	.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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337) Q1: Agree that I love to shop (PPL10017)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	24	1.6
1) Strongly agree	194	12.8
2) Somewhat agree	316	20.8
3) Neither agree nor disagree	372	24.5
4) Somewhat disagree	271	17.9
5) Strongly disagree	317	20.9
6) Not applicable	24	1.6
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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338) Q1: Agree that I just don't have enough money to live the life I would like to live (PPL10018)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	15	1
1) Strongly agree	450	29.6
2) Somewhat agree	451	29.7
3) Neither agree nor disagree	295	19.4
4) Somewhat disagree	159	10.5
5) Strongly disagree	130	8.6
6) Not applicable	18	1.2
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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339) Q2: In a typical week, about how many hours do you work? (PPL10019)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	41	2.7
0) 0	394	26
1) 1	3	.2
2) 2	3	.2
3) 3	3	.2
4) 4	8	.5
5) 5	8	.5
6) 6	5	.3
7) 7	2	.1
8) 8	19	1.3
9) 9	1	.1
10) 10	33	2.2
12) 12	16	1.1
13) 13	3	.2
14) 14	1	.1
15) 15	20	1.3
16) 16	4	.3
17) 17	1	.1
20) 20	58	3.8
21) 21	7	.5
22) 22	0	0
24) 24	6	.4
25) 25	31	2
26) 26	1	.1
27) 27	1	.1
28) 28	4	.3
30) 30	50	3.3
31) 31	4	.3
32) 32	5	.3
33) 33	1	.1
34) 34	1	.1
35) 35	34	2.2
36) 36	12	.8
37) 37	8	.5
38) 38	19	1.3
39) 39	3	.2
40) 40	325	21.4
41) 41	4	.3
42) 42	16	1.1
43) 43	5	.3
44) 44	4	.3
45) 45	75	4.9
46) 46	2	.1
47) 47	4	.3
48) 48	19	1.3
49) 49	2	.1
50) 50	115	7.6
52) 52	2	.1
54) 54	5	.3
55) 55	29	1.9
56) 56	4	.3
57) 57	1	.1
60) 60	48	3.2
62) 62	1	.1
64) 64	4	.3
65) 65	4	.3
68) 68	0	0
70) 70	18	1.2
76) 76	1	.1
80) 80	8	.5
85) 85	1	.1
90) 90	2	.1
100) 100	3	.2
120) 120	1	.1
140) 140	2	.1
160) 160	2	.1
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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340) Q3: In a typical week, about what proportion of your time do you spend communicating with your friends and family? (PPL10021)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
1) 0%	13	.9
2) 1-24%	777	51.1
3) 25-49%	387	25.4
4) 50-74%	216	14.2
5) 75-100%	112	7.4
TOTAL	1521	100.0

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341) Q12: How often did you participate in this activity during the past year? Shopping (PPL10055)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	32	2.1
1) Regularly	453	29.8
2) Occasionally	927	61
3) Never	107	7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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342) Q11: In general, do you think of yourself as... (PPPA0012)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	24	1.6
1) Extremely liberal	48	3.2
2) Liberal	200	13.2
3) Slightly liberal	179	11.8
4) Moderate, middle of the road	535	35.2
5) Slightly conservative	182	12
6) Conservative	295	19.4
7) Extremely conservative	57	3.8
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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343) Q28: Do you actively participate in any of the following types of organizations or groups? Service club or fraternal organization (PPPA0073)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
0) No	1433	94.3
1) Yes	73	4.8
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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344) Q28: Do you actively participate in any of the following types of organizations or groups? Veterans' group (PPPA0074)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
0) No	1460	96.1
1) Yes	45	3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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345) Q28: Do you actively participate in any of the following types of organizations or groups? Religious group (PPPA0075)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
0) No	1283	84.5
1) Yes	222	14.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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346) Q28: Do you actively participate in any of the following types of organizations or groups? Senior citizens' center or group (PPPA0076)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
0) No	1455	95.8
1) Yes	50	3.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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347) Q28: Do you actively participate in any of the following types of organizations or groups? Women's group (PPPA0077)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
0) No	1409	92.7
1) Yes	97	6.4
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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348) Q28: Do you actively participate in any of the following types of organizations or groups? None of these (PPPA0078)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	14	.9
0) No	354	23.3
1) Yes	1152	75.8
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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349) Q29: How about any of these types or organizations or groups? Issue-oriented political organization (PPPA0079)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
0) No	1460	96.1
1) Yes	43	2.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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350) Q29: How about any of these types or organizations or groups? Non-partisan civic organization (PPPA0080)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
0) No	1466	96.5
1) Yes	37	2.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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351) Q29: How about any of these types or organizations or groups? School club or association (PPPA0081)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
0) No	1392	91.6
1) Yes	111	7.3
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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352) Q29: How about any of these types or organizations or groups? Hobby, sports team, or youth group (PPPA0082)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
0) No	1246	82
1) Yes	257	16.9
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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353) Q29: How about any of these types or organizations or groups? Neighborhood association or community group (PPPA0083)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
0) No	1343	88.4
1) Yes	160	10.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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354) Q29: How about any of these types or organizations or groups? Group representing racial/ethnic interests (PPPA0084)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
0) No	1480	97.4
1) Yes	23	1.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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355) Q29: How about any of these types or organizations or groups? None of these (PPPA0085)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
0) No	456	30
1) Yes	1048	68.9
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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356) Q11D: Do you actively participate in any of the following political movements? Tea Party Movement (PPPA0206)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	10	.7
0) No	1457	95.9
1) Yes	52	3.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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357) Q11D: Do you actively participate in any of the following political movements? Environmental Rights Movement (PPPA0207)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	10	.7
0) No	1478	97.3
1) Yes	31	2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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358) Q11D: Do you actively participate in any of the following political movements? Women's Rights Movement (PPPA0208)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	10	.7
0) No	1487	97.9
1) Yes	22	1.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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359) Q11D: Do you actively participate in any of the following political movements? Racial Equality Movement (PPPA0209)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	10	.7
0) No	1487	97.8
1) Yes	23	1.5
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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360) Q11D: Do you actively participate in any of the following political movements? Right to Life Movement (PPPA0210)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	10	.7
0) No	1471	96.8
1) Yes	38	2.5
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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361) Q11D: Do you actively participate in any of the following political movements? Peace/Anti-War Movement (PPPA0211)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	10	.7
0) No	1484	97.7
1) Yes	25	1.6
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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362) Q11D: Do you actively participate in any of the following political movements? LGBT Rights Movement (PPPA0212)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	10	.7
0) No	1475	97.1
1) Yes	34	2.2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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363) Q11D: Do you actively participate in any of the following political movements? None of these (PPPA0213)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	10	.7
0) No	147	9.7
1) Yes	1362	89.7
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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364) Display screen timing (sec) (DISPLAYT)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	42.46	405.15

365) Block7_page screen timing (sec) (BLOCK7PT)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	106.52	421.51

366) DIT1 screen timing (sec) (DIT_TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	219.92	1642.72

367) DIT1_RANK screen timing (sec) (DIT_RNKT)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	235.82	702.84

368) Block4 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK4TM)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	109.73	708.39

369) Block9 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK9TM)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	272.65	698.37

370) Block14A screen timing (sec) (BLOCK14A)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	100.03	1667.83

371) Block8 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK8TM)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	185.41	892.58

372) Block8_MOPS1 screen timing (sec) (BL8MOPS1)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	41.21	47.41

373) Block8_MOPS2 screen timing (sec) (BL8MOPS2)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	32.02	30.89

374) Block8_MOPS3 screen timing (sec) (BL8MOPS3)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	65.71	423.24

375) Block11_CRQ1 screen timing (sec) (BL11CRQ1)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	90.82	398.25

376) Block11_CQR1 screen timing (sec) (BL11CQR2)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	115.93	583.04

377) Block6 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK6TM)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	176.91	481.48

378) Block14B screen timing (sec) (BLK14BTM)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	45.33	93.98

379) Block5 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK5TM)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	314.85	2491.57

380) Block13 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK13T)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	262.57	551.98

381) Block10 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK10T)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	249.33	1859.70

382) I9 screen timing (sec) (I9TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	12.42	19.18

383) SantaClara screen timing (sec) (SCTIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	23.59	38.49

384) Block2 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK2TM)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	69.74	506.05

385) I10 screen timing (sec) (I10TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	9.72	12.42

386) Block1 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK1TM)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	40.99	130.44

387) Block3 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK3TM)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	70.98	585.71

388) Block14C screen timing (sec) (BLK14CTM)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	151.61	2158.19

389) Block16 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK16T)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	117.41	900.34

390) IntroB15 screen timing (sec) (INTROB15)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	48.48	389.04

391) Block15 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK15T)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	108.12	960.52

392) Block12 screen timing (sec) (BLOCK12T)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	153.32	820.04

393) Q1 screen timing (sec) (Q1TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	24.38	42.02

394) Q42 screen timing (sec) (Q42TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	8.37	4.61

395) Q43 screen timing (sec) (Q43TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	9.06	13.75

396) Q44 screen timing (sec) (Q44TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	8.39	6.59

397) Q45 screen timing (sec) (Q45TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	209.04	2543.43

398) Q1_health screen timing (sec) (Q1HLTHTM)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	9.45	8.13

399) Q4 screen timing (sec) (Q4TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	14.57	17.76

400) Q19 screen timing (sec) (Q19TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	12.08	9.37

401) Q35 screen timing (sec) (Q35TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	12.83	12.40

402) Q36 screen timing (sec) (Q36TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	9.54	8.39

403) Q1_LIFE1 screen timing (sec) (Q1LIFE1T)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	29.34	35.50

404) Q1_LIFE2 screen timing (sec) (Q1LIFE2T)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	36.82	29.16

405) Q1_LIFE3 screen timing (sec) (Q1LIFE3T)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	23.06	11.45

406) Q2 screen timing (sec) (Q2TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	15.92	12.33

407) Q3_LIFE screen timing (sec) (Q3LIFETM)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	12.64	8.03

408) Q12_LIFE screen timing (sec) (Q12LIFET)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	12.96	11.22

409) FR1 screen timing (sec) (FR1TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	43.85	201.83

410) Q20_Loop_2_time screen timing (sec) (Q20LOOP2)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	15.22	4.73

411) Q37 screen timing (sec) (Q37TIME)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	11.59	13.85

412) Q20_Loop_1_time screen timing (sec) (Q20LOOP1)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	17.89	3.43

413) Q20_Loop_4_time screen timing (sec) (Q20LOOP4)

	N	Mean	Std.Deviation
TOTAL	1519	16.58	8.36

414) Q2: In your opinion, what is the most important issue facing the U.S. today? (PPPA0233)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	1	.1
1) Taxes	18	1.3
2) Education	63	4.6
3) Terrorism	15	1.1
4) Economy	557	41
6) Healthcare	132	9.7
7) Jobs	250	18.4
8) Foreign policy	10	.7
9) Race relations	21	1.5
10) Environment	13	1
11) Immigration	41	3
12) Situation in Afghanistan	10	.7
13) Energy	20	1.5
14) Other (please specify)	63	4.6
15) Federal deficit	143	10.5
Missing	196
TOTAL	1357	100.0

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415) Q12: Please rate your feelings towards Barack Obama. Is your overall impression of him... (PPPA0016)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	19	1.3
1) Favorable	372	24.5
2) Somewhat favorable	282	18.6
3) Neither favorable nor unfavorable	215	14.2
4) Somewhat unfavorable	201	13.2
5) Unfavorable	428	28.2
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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416) Q13: Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling his job as President? (PPPA0017)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	11	.7
1) Strongly approve	176	11.6
2) Approve	369	24.3
3) Neither approve nor disapprove	322	21.2
4) Disapprove	275	18.1
5) Strongly disapprove	363	23.9
Missing	5
TOTAL	1516	100.0

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417) Q16: In general, how interested are you in politics and public affairs? (PPPA0035)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	4	.3
1) Very interested	341	22.5
2) Somewhat interested	448	29.5
3) Slightly interested	422	27.8
4) Not at all interested	302	19.9
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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418) PIN1: How often does the subject of politics come up in each of the following? At work (PPPA0041)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	26	1.7
1) A lot	105	6.9
2) Some	337	22.2
3) Hardly ever	298	19.6
4) Never	214	14.1
5) Does not apply	537	35.4
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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419) PIN1: How often does the subject of politics come up in each of the following? At your church or place of worship (PPPA0042)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
1) A lot	33	2.2
2) Some	182	12
3) Hardly ever	317	20.9
4) Never	355	23.4
5) Does not apply	614	40.5
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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420) PIN1: How often does the subject of politics come up in each of the following? In conversations with friends (PPPA0043)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
1) A lot	208	13.7
2) Some	646	42.6
3) Hardly ever	424	27.9
4) Never	146	9.6
5) Does not apply	77	5.1
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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421) PIN1: How often does the subject of politics come up in each of the following? In conversations with family (PPPA0044)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	13	.9
1) A lot	309	20.4
2) Some	627	41.4
3) Hardly ever	367	24.2
4) Never	115	7.6
5) Does not apply	85	5.6
Missing	5
TOTAL	1516	100.0

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422) PIN1: How often does the subject of politics come up in each of the following? In conversations on an Internet board or blog (PPPA0045)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	18	1.2
1) A lot	84	5.5
2) Some	145	9.6
3) Hardly ever	211	13.9
4) Never	435	28.7
5) Does not apply	624	41.1
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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423) MED1: How often do you get information about politics from each of the following sources? Radio (PPPA0046)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	22	1.5
1) Every day	292	19.2
2) Three times a week or more	178	11.7
3) Almost every week	236	15.6
4) One to three times a month	191	12.6
5) Less than once a month	219	14.4
6) Never	379	25
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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424) MED1: How often do you get information about politics from each of the following sources? Internet news sites (PPPA0047)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	21	1.4
1) Every day	240	15.8
2) Three times a week or more	179	11.8
3) Almost every week	192	12.7
4) One to three times a month	152	10
5) Less than once a month	173	11.4
6) Never	558	36.8
Missing	5
TOTAL	1515	100.0

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425) MED1: How often do you get information about politics from each of the following sources? Print newspapers (PPPA0048)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	26	1.7
1) Every day	268	17.7
2) Three times a week or more	157	10.3
3) Almost every week	228	15
4) One to three times a month	184	12.1
5) Less than once a month	267	17.6
6) Never	388	25.6
Missing	5
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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426) MED1: How often do you get information about politics from each of the following sources? Television (PPPA0049)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	16	1.1
1) Every day	567	37.4
2) Three times a week or more	251	16.5
3) Almost every week	239	15.8
4) One to three times a month	164	10.8
5) Less than once a month	111	7.3
6) Never	169	11.1
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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427) MED1: How often do you get information about politics from each of the following sources? Magazines (PPPA0050)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
1) Every day	36	2.4
2) Three times a week or more	80	5.3
3) Almost every week	137	9
4) One to three times a month	242	16
5) Less than once a month	345	22.8
6) Never	651	42.9
Missing	5
TOTAL	1516	100.0

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428) MED1: How often do you get information about politics from each of the following sources? Internet blogs (PPPA0051)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	30	2
1) Every day	60	4
2) Three times a week or more	60	4
3) Almost every week	83	5.5
4) One to three times a month	106	7
5) Less than once a month	146	9.6
6) Never	1031	68
Missing	5
TOTAL	1516	100.0

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429) Q26: What is your religion? (PPPA0070)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	11	.7
1) Baptist-any denomination	276	18.2
2) Protestant (e.g., Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopal)	280	18.4
3) Catholic	375	24.7
4) Mormon	21	1.4
5) Jewish	27	1.8
6) Muslim	2	.1
7) Hindu	10	.7
8) Buddhist	8	.5
9) Pentecostal	48	3.2
10) Eastern Orthodox	5	.3
11) Other Christian	182	12
12) Other non-Christian, please specify	28	1.8
13) None	245	16.1
Missing	5
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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430) Q26A: Would you describe yourself as a born-again or evangelical Christian? (PPPA0071)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	331	21.8
-1) Refused	7	.5
1) Yes	433	28.5
2) No	746	49.2
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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431) Q30: In the past 12 months, have you attended a PTA/school group meeting (PPPA0086)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
0) No	1392	91.8
1) Yes	107	7.1
Missing	5
TOTAL	1516	100.0

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432) Q30: In the past 12 months, have you attended a community group meeting (PPPA0087)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
0) No	1282	84.5
1) Yes	218	14.4
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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433) Q30: In the past 12 months, have you donated blood (PPPA0088)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
0) No	1328	87.5
1) Yes	172	11.3
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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434) Q30: In the past 12 months, have you given money to a charity (PPPA0089)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
0) No	774	51
1) Yes	726	47.9
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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435) Q30: In the past 12 months, have you worked for a charity or your church (PPPA0090)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	17	1.1
0) No	1174	77.4
1) Yes	326	21.5
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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436) Q31: In the past 12 months, have you attended a political protest or rally (PPPA0092)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
0) No	1448	95.5
1) Yes	44	2.9
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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437) Q31: In the past 12 months, have you contacted a government official (PPPA0093)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
0) No	1278	84.2
1) Yes	214	14.1
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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438) Q31: In the past 12 months, have you volunteered or worked for a presidential campaign (PPPA0094)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
0) No	1472	97.1
1) Yes	19	1.3
Missing	5
TOTAL	1516	100.0

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439) Q31: In the past 12 months, have you volunteered or worked for another political candidate, issue, or cause (PPPA0095)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
0) No	1443	95.1
1) Yes	49	3.2
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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440) Q31: In the past 12 months, have you given money to a presidential campaign (PPPA0096)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
0) No	1400	92.3
1) Yes	92	6.1
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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441) Q31: In the past 12 months, have you given money to another political candidate, issue, or cause (PPPA0097)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
0) No	1397	92.1
1) Yes	95	6.3
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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442) Q31: In the past 12 months, have you worked with others in your community to solve a problem (PPPA0098)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
0) No	1371	90.4
1) Yes	121	8
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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443) Q31: In the past 12 months, have you served on a community board (PPPA0099)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
0) No	1439	94.9
1) Yes	53	3.5
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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444) Q31: In the past 12 months, have you written a 'letter to the editor' (PPPA0100)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
0) No	1436	94.7
1) Yes	56	3.7
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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445) Q31: In the past 12 months, have you commented about politics on a message board or Internet site (PPPA0101)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
0) No	1393	91.8
1) Yes	99	6.5
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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446) Q31: In the past 12 months, have you held a publicly elected office (PPPA0102)

	TOTAL	%
-1) Refused	25	1.6
0) No	1483	97.8
1) Yes	9	.6
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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447) Derived: Political party affiliation (PARTYID)

	TOTAL	%
1) Strong Republican	226	14.9
2) Not Strong Republican	204	13.4
3) Leans Republican	232	15.3
4) Undecided/Independent/Other	59	3.9
5) Leans Democrat	298	19.6
6) Not Strong Democrat	215	14.2
7) Strong Democrat	283	18.7
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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448) Q5: Did you happen to vote in the 2008 presidential election? (PPPA0005)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	210	13.8
-1) Refused	5	.3
1) Yes	1074	70.8
2) No	228	15
Missing	5
TOTAL	1517	100.0

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449) Q6: Which candidate did you vote for in the 2008 presidential election? (PPPA0006)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	443	29.2
-1) Refused	17	1.1
1) Barack Obama (Democrat)	581	38.3
2) John McCain (Republican)	461	30.4
3) Another candidate, please specify	16	1.1
Missing	5
TOTAL	1518	100.0

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450) Q27: How often do you attend religious services? (PPP20072)

	TOTAL	%
-2) Not asked	7	.5
-1) Refused	31	2
1) More than once a week	142	9.3
2) Once a week	294	19.4
3) Once or twice a month	132	8.7
4) A few times a year	223	14.7
5) Once a year or less	323	21.3
6) Never	367	24.2
Missing	2
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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451) Age – 4 Categories (for use with online analysis) (I-AGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) 18-29	320	21.1
2) 30-44	392	25.8
3) 45-59	421	27.7
4) 60+	386	25.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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452) Q27: How often do you attend religious services? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-ATTEND)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week	142	9.6
2) Once a week	294	19.9
3) Once or twice a month	132	8.9
4) A few times a year	223	15.1
5) Once a year or less	323	21.8
6) Never	367	24.8
Missing	35
TOTAL	1481	100.0

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453) Education (Categorical) (for use with online analysis) (I-EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than high school	194	12.8
2) High school	459	30.2
3) Some college	437	28.8
4) Bachelor's degree or higher	430	28.3
TOTAL	1520	100.0

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454) HH income profile and imputed – 4 categories (for use with online analysis) (I-INCOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $10,000	77	5.1
2) $10,000-$49,999	570	37.5
3) $50,000-$74,999	289	19
4) $75,000+	583	38.4
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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455) Q26: What is your religion? (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-RELIGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Protestant	785	52.2
2) Catholic	375	24.9
3) Other	100	6.6
4) None	245	16.3
Missing	16
TOTAL	1505	100.0

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456) Gender (for use with online analysis) (I-GENDER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	732	48.2
2) Female	787	51.8
TOTAL	1519	100.0

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