This dataset is designed for teaching simple regression. The dataset is a subset of data derived from the 2005 Eurobarometer: Europeans, Science and Technology (EB63.1), and the example shows how to test whether attitudes to science and faith are related to knowledge about science. The dataset file is accompanied by a teaching guide, a student guide, and a how-to guide for SPSS.
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European Commission (2012): Eurobarometer 63.1 (Jan-Feb 2005). TNS OPINION & SOCIAL, Brussels [Producer]. GESIS Data Archive, Cologne. ZA4233 Data file Version 1.1.0, doi:10.4232/1.10965
Eurobarometer 63.1 (Jan-Feb 2005): Science and Technology, Social Values, and Services of General Interest
European Commission, Brussels
DG Communication Public Opinion Analysis Sector
June 2005
All respondents were residents in the respective country and aged 15 and over.
A multi-stage, random (probability) sampling design was used for this Eurobarometer. In the first stage, primary sampling units (PSU) were selected from each of the administrative regionals units in every country (Statistical Office of the European Community, EUROSTAT NUTS 2 or equivalent). PSU selection was systematic with probability proportional to population size, from sampling frames stratified by the degree of urbanization. In the next stage, a cluster of starting addresses was selected from each sampled PSU, at random. Further addresses were chosen systematically using standard random route procedures as every Nth address from the initial address. In each household, a respondent was drawn, at random, following the closest birthday rule. No more than one interview was conducted in each household. They were supposed to have sufficient command of one of the respective national language(s) to answer the questionnaire.
Separate samples were drawn for Northern Ireland and East Germany.
03.01.2005 – 17.02.2005
03.01.2005 – 17.02.2005
Individual
Austria (AT)
Belgium (BE)
Bulgaria (BG)
Croatia (HR)
Cyprus (CY)
Czech Republic (CZ)
Denmark (DK)
Estonia (EE)
Finland (FI)
France (FR)
Germany (DE)
Greece (GR)
Hungary (HU)
Iceland (IS)
Ireland (IE)
Italy (IT)
Latvia (LV)
Lithuania (LT)
Luxembourg (LU)
Malta (MT)
Netherlands (NL)
Norway (NO)
Poland (PL)
Portugal (PT)
Romania (RO)
Slovakia (SK)
Slovenia (SI)
Spain (ES)
Sweden (SE)
Switzerland (CH)
Turkey (TR)
United Kingdom (GB)
v5
ID SERIAL NUMBER
v6
NATION - ALL SAMPLES
kstot
age
male
toomuchscience
solveprob
Ordinary least squares
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