Pew Research Center Poll: Global Attitudes Project Spring 2012
Creators: name: Pew Research Center
Publisher: name: Roper Center for Public Opinion Research
Year: 2013

description: Quality of day (1); satisfaction with country (1); Russian presidential election (2); feelings toward future (1); ease of young generation's success (1); gender with better life (1); Japanese earthquake affecting country (2); favorability of various groups, politicians, and countries (81); public opinion of Russia (2); United States presidential race (1); Barack Obama reelection (1); giving European Union more authority (1); Egypt better without Hosni Mubarak (1); Tunisia better without Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali (1); economic situation (1); future economic situation (1); blame for bad economy (2); personal financial situation (2); preferred government type (1); important aspects of democracy (9); size of various problems (34); fear of walking at night (1); best party to deal with problems (3); free market economy (1); increasing ties with other countries (1); world's leading economic power (1); pace of modern life (1); losing traditional way of life (1); consumerism as cultural threat (1); protection against foreign influence (1); increasing economic disparity (2); EU membership (1); economy affected by EU integration (2); influence of various groups (18); concern about Islamic extremism (1); laws following Quran (1); confidence in world leaders (9); threats to economic well-being (8); leaders handling European economic crisis(4); efforts to reduce spending (1); most hardworking country (3); least hardworking country (3); most corrupt countries (3); least corrupt countries (3); US foreign policy accounting for other countries (2); agreement with various statements (10); spreading of American customs (1); American ideas of democracy (1); American way of doing business (1); American culture (1); US technological advancements (1); efforts to fight terrorism (1); drone attacks (7); better life in US (1); Islam in political life (2); US aid to Egypt (3); role of government (1); comparative standard of living (1); China growing economy (1); India growing economy (1); preferred currency (1); importance of various rights (20); rights available in country (9); democracy vs. strong leader (1); democracy vs. strong economy (1); satisfaction with democracy (1); Egypt-Israel peace treaty (1); Jordan-Israel peace treaty (1); Internet usage (1); cell phone ownership (1); social networking (6); cell phone activities (8); fair election protests (1); Western influence on protests (2); offering financial assistance to EU countries (2); hard work offering success (1); women deserving equal rights (1); changes to create equal rights (1); women in workforce (2); US-Pakistan relations (3); US-India relations (1); Pakistan-India relations (2); resolving Kashmir dispute (1); US policies toward India and Pakistan (1); Obama handling international issues (2); Obama actions since becoming president (5); approval of Euro (2); country as religious model (1); US aid to Pakistan (3); better gender for political leaders (1); women choosing own husband (1); impact of US involvement (1); closer relations with US (1); Iran acquiring nuclear weapons (4); China relations as hostile (5); reducing Japanese nuclear power (1); government handling Fukushima Daiichi situation (1); Tokyo Electric Power Company handling Fukushima Daiichi situation (1); exposure to radiation (1); foods produced near Fukushima Daiichi (1); popular uprisings leading to democracy (1); rights under different parties (3); stability vs. democracy (1); governments supporting democracy (4); Bashar al-Assad stepping down (4); threats of various groups (9); extremist groups taking control (1); Pakistani army to fight extremist groups (1); US fighting