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How alike: praise & punishment

Source: R/gss_vars_156.R
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alike8

Source

General Social Survey https://gss.norc.org

Details

Question Now I'd like to turn to something a bit different. This section is about reasoning abilities, that is, about how people think. Most people take tests of their reasoning abilities and there is a lot of interest in how these abilities may change over time. What I'd like you to do is tell me how two things are alike. H. In what way are praise and punishment alike?

Values

  • [0] completely wrong

  • [1] partially right

  • [2] completely right

  • [NA(d)] don't know [NA(i)] iap [NA(j)] I don't have a job [NA(m)] dk, na, iap [NA(n)] no answer [NA(p)] not imputable [NA(r)] refused [NA(s)] skipped on web [NA(u)] uncodeable [NA(x)] not available in this release [NA(y)] not available in this year [NA(z)] see codebook

Question Years and Ballots

ballotsyears
A/B/C1994

Overview

For further details see the GSS Data Explorer page for alike8.

Counts by year:

yeariapcompletely wrongpartially rightcompletely rightdon't knowno answerTotal
1994-1760620283301282992
Total01760620283301282992

See also

Other Family Mobility: alike3, alike4, alike5, alike6, alike7, fstspdeg, fstspedc, fstspyr, marnum

Other Knowledge: alike3, alike4, alike5, alike6, alike7

Other Reasoning Abilities: alike3, alike4, alike5, alike6, alike7