East Kingston
Central
West
East Rural St. Andrew
East
North East
North Central
North West
West Rural
West Central
South West
East Central
South East
South
East St. Thomas
East Portland
South East St. Mary
North East St. Ann
North Trelawny
North West St. James
East Hanover
East Westmoreland
South East St.Elizabeth
North West Manchester
North Clarendon
North East St. Catherine
South Central
Yes
No
DK/DR
INAP
Very concerned
Concerned
A little concerned
Not at all concerned
A salaried employee of the government
A salaried employee in the private sector
Owner or partner in a business
Self-employed
Unpaid worker
Professional, intellectual or scientist
Manager
Technical or mid-level professional
Skilled worker
Government official
Office worker
Businessperson
Food vendor
Employee in the service sector
Farmer
Farmhand (works for others, does not own land)
Artisan
Domestic servant
Servant
Member of the armed forces or of the civil services
Working?
Is not working, but has a job?
Is actively looking for a job?
Is a student?
Does house work?
Is retired, pensioner or permanently disable to work
Doesn’t work and is not looking for a job?
Three or more
Everyday or almost everyday
At least once per week
At least once per month
Many times during the year
Rarely
Never
English only
Patois only
Both English and Patois
Other
White
Black
Mixed
Indian
Chinese
none
None
Single
Married
Common law marriage
Divorced
Separated
Widowed
Is enough, you can save
Is  just enough, you can not save
Is not enough,  you can not pay your bills
Is not enough, you can not cover your basic needs
NO
Everyday
Once or twice per week
Yes, in the United States only
Yes, in the United States and in other countries
Yes, in other countries (not in the United States)
A lot
Some
Little
Nothing
Consumption (food, clothing)
Housing (construction, repair)
Education
Community (schools repairs, reconstruction of churches/temples
Health care
Savings/investments
No income
Less than $5,000
$5,001- $10,000
$10,001- $20,000
$20,001- $30,000
$30,001- $45,000
$45,001- $60,000
$60,001 - $80,000
$80,001 - $150,000
$150,001-$250,000
$250,001 and above
More than once per week
Once per week
Once monthly
One or twice yearly
Catholic
Mainline Protestant or Protestant non-Evangelical (Adventist
Non-Christian Religions (Jewish, Muslims, Buddhists, Hinduis
None, secularist or atheist (Do not believe in God)
Evangelical and Pentecostal (Pentecostals, Charismatic non-C
Mormons, Jehovah’s Witness, Spiritualists and Seventh-Day Ad
Traditional Religions or Native Religions (Candomble, Vodoo,
Very important
Somewhat important
Not important cause
very willing
willing
somewhat hesitant
very hesitant
Yes, would help a lot
Yes, would help somewhat
No, would not help, make no difference
interests opposed
a lot in common, share similar interests
help
abuse
Individual should be reponsible
Government should be responsible
Most people are essentially good and can be trusted
Most people are not essentially good and cannot be trusted.
In a “fair” economic system, all people would earn about the same for their work
In a “fair” economic system, people with more ability would eam higher incomes
Taxing those with high incomes to help the poor is only fair
Taxing those with high incomes to help the poor only punishes those who have wor
A great deal of control
Some control
Very little control
None at all
Daily
A few times a week
A few times a month
Very weak
Weak
Not weak, or strong
Strong
Very strong
PNP
JLP
NDP
Completely agree
Agree
Disagree
Completely disagree
Voted
Did not vote
Being processed
Correct
Incorrect
Does not know
No Answer
very common
common
uncommon, or
very uncommon
Corrupt and should be punished
Corrupt but justified
Not corrupt
Yes, worked
Did not work
Frequently
Occasionally
As citizens we should be more active in questioning our lead
As citizens we should show more respect for the authority of our leaders
We need a strong leader who does not have to be elected
Electoral democracy is the best
Iron fist
Participation for all
For most people it doesn’t matter whether a regime is democr
Democracy is preferable to any other type of government
Under some circumstances an authoritarian government may be preferable to a demo
Strongly disapprove
Strongly approve
Very democratic
Somewhat democratic
Not very democratic
Not at all democratic
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
Very well
Well
Neither well nor poorly (fair)
Poorly
Very poorly
Very good
Good
Neither good nor bad (fair)
Bad
Very bad
Not at all
Police protects
Police involved in crime
Doesn`tprotect, not involved in crime or protect and involved in crime
Very much
Somewhat
Very safe
Somewhat safe
Somewhat unsafe
Very unsafe
They should always respect the law
Can operate at the margin of the law occasionally
Sometimes
Almost never
Left
Right
Most people can be trusted
One can't be too careful in dealing with people
Totally trust them
Somewhat trust them
Trust them a little
does not trust them at all
Very trustworthy
Somewhat trustworthy e
not very trustworthy
untrustworthy
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Once a week
Once or twice a month
Once or twice a year
Male
Much more to the central government
Somewhat more to the central government
The same amount the central government and the parish councils
Somewhat more the parish councils
Much more the parish councils
The same amount to the central government and the parish councils
Somewhat more to the parish councils
Much more to the parish councils
Neither well nor badly
Badly
Very badly
Neither good nor poor (fairs)
Poor
Very poor
Very little o
Better
Same
Worse
Neither good nor bad (fair
Every day
Once or twice a week
Economy, problems with, crisis of
Inflation, high prices
Unemployment, lack of job opportunities
Poverty
Delinquency, crime, violence
Popular protests (strikes, road, blocks, work stoppages, etc
Land to farm, lack of
Credit, lack of
Environment
Drug addiction
Drug trafficking
Corruption
Gangs
Bad government
Migration
War against terrorism
Roads in poor condition
Water, lack of
Demographic explosion
Education, lack of, poor quality
Health services, lack of provision
Malnutrition
Electricity, lack of
Discrimination
External debt
Security (lack of)
Armed conflict
Kidnapping
Forced displacement
Terrorism
Housing
Human rights, violations of
Violence
Inequality
Politicians
Transportation, problems of
Female
Enero
Febrero
Marzo
Abril
English
Metropolitan area  (KMR)
Large City
Medium City
Small City
Rural Area
Urban
Rural
Kingston
St. Andrew
St. Thomas
Portland
St. Mary
St. Ann
Trelawny
St. James
Hanover
Westmoreland
St. Elizabeth
Manchester
Clarendon
St. Catherine
KMR
Surrey ( except Urban St Andrews and Kingston)
Middlesex
Cornwall
Jamaica
2008