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Attitudes about the Justifiability of Bribe-Taking in the World Values Survey
Description
A data set on attitudes about the justifiability of bribe-taking for all
observations in the third to sixth wave of the World Values Survey. I use these
data for in-class illustration about seemingly interval-level, but information-poor
measurements.
Usage
wvs_justifbribe
Format
A data frame with 348532 observations on the following 6 variables.
s002the World Values Survey wave
s003the World Values Survey country code
countrythe country name
s020the survey year
uida unique identifier for the survey respondent
f117an attitude about the justifiability of bribe-taking in the World Values Survey
Details
1 = "never justifiable". 10 = "always justifiable". Increasing values on this
1-10 scale imply increasing permissiveness for the respondent toward this
particular/blatant form of corruption.
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Attitudes about the Justifiability of Bribe-Taking in the World Values Survey
Description
A data set on attitudes about the justifiability of bribe-taking for all observations in the third to sixth wave of the World Values Survey. I use these data for in-class illustration about seemingly interval-level, but information-poor measurements.
Usage
wvs_justifbribe
Format
A data frame with 348532 observations on the following 6 variables.
s002the World Values Survey wave
s003the World Values Survey country code
countrythe country name
s020the survey year
uida unique identifier for the survey respondent
f117an attitude about the justifiability of bribe-taking in the World Values Survey
Details
1 = "never justifiable". 10 = "always justifiable". Increasing values on this 1-10 scale imply increasing permissiveness for the respondent toward this particular/blatant form of corruption.
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