Pew Research Center Poll: Global Attitudes Survey
Creators: name: Pew Research Center
Publisher: name: Roper Center for Public Opinion Research
Year: 2006

description: Respondent having a good/bad/typical day (1); ladder of life for respondent (3); most important problem facing respondent and family today (3); satisfaction with certain aspects of life (3); direction of country (1); most important problem facing respondent's country today (3); direction of world (1); greatest threats to the world today (6); economy (2); children in respondent's country will be better off/worse off when they grow up than people are now (1); certain issues in respondent's country are big problems/small problems/not problems at all (12); certain things are/are not happening more or less these days than five years ago (4); agree/disagree with certain statements (17); inefficient factories/enterprises (2); pace of modern life (1); traditional way of life (1); consumerism and commercialism are/are not a threat to respondent's culture (1); certain changes have been for better/worse/haven't made much difference (6); good/bad to scientifically alter some fruits and vegetables (1); growing trade and business ties between respondent's country and other countries (2); faster communication and greater travel between people of respondent's country and people in other countries (1); foreign movies, TV and music (3); different products available from different parts of the world (1); world becoming more connected through greater economic trade and faster communication (1); certain things have gotten better/worse over last five years in respondent's country (13); globalization (1); government's role in society (1); influence of certain groups on respondent's country (21); most people who don't succeed in life fail because of society's failures/their own individual failures (1); more satisfying way of life for husband to provide for family and wife to take care of house and children/for husband and wife to both have jobs and both take care of house and children (1); is/is not necessary to believe in God in order to be moral and have good values (1); homosexuality should/should not be accepted by society (1); importance of living in a country where certain things are allowed (7); description of respondent's country (11); approve/disapprove of political changes that have taken place in respondent's country (1); democracy (5); how often in past year has respondent had to do a favor/give a gift/pay a bribe to a government official in order to get services or a document that the government is supposed to provide (1); serious threats to Islam today (4); role of Islam in political life of respondent's country (2); role of religion in respondent's country and elsewhere (6); interpretations of teachings of Islam (1); suicide bombing and other forms of violence against civilian targets are/are not justified in order to defend Islam from its enemies (1); sources of national and international news (3); computer use (4); do/do not own a cell phone (1); opinion of certain people/countries (6); international policy decisions of United States (1); world would be a safer/more dangerous place if there was another country equal in military power to United States (1); differences between respondent's country and United States (2); differences between U.S. and European countries (1); effect of United States' policies on gap between rich and poor countries (1); United States does too much/too little/right amount in helping solve world problems (1); spread of American ideas and customs (2); American business practices (2); American music, movies and television (1); technological and scientific advances in United States (2); favor/oppose U.S.-led efforts to fight terrorism (1); have/have not traveled to another country in last fi