Legal skip
Interviewer error
Refuse to answer
Don't know
Decreased
Stayed the same
Increased
Harmful
Beneficial
Have no effect
Break off
Yes, completed
No, interrupted by the respondent
No
Yes
Not intelligent at all
Not very intelligent
Average
Intelligent
Very intelligent
Comfortable
Neutral
Nervous
Completely honest
Mostly honest
Mostly dishonest
Completely dishonest
Never
Just for a few questions (less than ten)
For some questions,(between 10 and 20)
For a substantial number of questions, less than half the interview
Throughout most of the interview, or through the entire interview
Yes, during the entire interview
Yes, most of the time
Yes, while the respondent was answering questions of the section A and/or section C
Yes, for less than half of the interview, except while the respondent was answering questions of the section A and/or section C
Yes, for only a few questions, except while the respondent was answering questions of the section A and/or section C
Not applicable
Worse off
The same
Better off
Very poor
Very good
Lowest
Highest
Lower than in 2008
About the same as in 2008
Higher than in 2008
Lower than in 2009
About the same as in 2009
Higher than in 2009
Every month
Every other month
Less frequently
More than USD 1200
USD 801 - 1200
USD 401 - 800
USD 251 - 400
USD 101 - 250
USD 51 - 100
Up to USD 50
0
Not mentioned
Eat all products
Multiple times per year
Once per month
Multiple times per month
Once a week
Multiple times per week
Once a day
Multiple times per day
2000s
1980s
1990s
Not enough money for food
Enough money for food, not for clothes
Enough money for food & clothes, not for durables
Enough money for some durables, etc. fridge
Enough money for everything needed
No heating last winter
Never married
Married: official state marriage only, no religious ceremony
Married: religious ceremony only, not registered with state
Married: both religious ceremony and state marriage
Cohabiting without civil or religious marriage
Divorced
Separated
Widow / Widower
No primary education
Primary education
Incomplete secondary education
Completed secondary education
Secondary technical education
Incomplete higher education
Completed higher education
Post-graduate degree
In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted
In another settlement, but in the same region of the country
In a settlement in another region of the country
Outside the country, but inside the Former Soviet Union
Outside the Former Soviet Union
1880s
1890s
1900s
1910s
1920s
1930s
1940s
1950s
1960s
1970s
Male
Female
No such member in the HH
Married: official state marriage, no religious ceremony
Married: religious ceremony, not registered with state
Spouse
Son / Daughter
Mother / Father / Mother in law /Father in law
Sister / Brother
Grandfather / Grandmother
Son in law / Daughter in law
Grandchild
Other person related to the respondent
Other person not related to the respondent
Can slaughter a chicken if necessary - Agree very strongly
Can slaughter a chicken if necessary - Agree
Wouldn't slaughter a chicken even if necessary - Agree
Wouldn't slaughter a chicken even if necessary - Agree very strongly
Agree with neither
Completely uncomfortable
Somewhat uncomfortable
Somewhat comfortable
Completely comfortable
Always fast
Often fast
Sometimes fast
Rarely fast
Never fast
Every day
More than once a week
At least once a month
Only on special holidays
Less often
Not at all important
Not very important
Rather important
Very important
None
Armenian Apostolic Church
Roman Catholic Church
Georgian, Russian or Greek Orthodox Church
Protestant church
Other Christian Church or Sect
Islam
Judaism
Other
A man
A woman
Equally
Don’t know
Women
Men
Women’s and men’s lives are similar
Not acceptable at any age
Completely disagree
Somewhat disagree
Somewhat agree
Completely agree
A girl
A boy
Does not matter
Worsened
Remained the same
Improved
No foreign language should be mandatory
English
Russian
Turkish
Other foreign language
At least once a week
I don't know what the Internet is
No basic knowledge
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Armenian
Azerbaijani
Georgian
Other language
Other Caucasian ethnicity
Other ethnicity
Injustices that happened should be left - Agree very strongly
Injustices that happened should be left - Agree
Past injustices should be addressed - Agree
Past injustices should be addressed - Agree very strongly
Sign a non-use of force agreement with Abkhazia
Sign a non-use of force agreement with Russia
Recognize the independence of Abkhazia
Officially apologize to the Abkhaz people
Allow civil society a greater role …
Establish the fate of missing people
Conduct a military intervention in Abkhazia
Commence negotiations with Russia about Abkhazia's status
Commence negotiations with the de-facto Abkhaz authorities
Completely negative
Rather negative
Rather positive
Completely positive
Don't support
Rather not support
Equally support and don’t  support
Rather support
Fully support
Spread of nuclear weapons
Religious and ethnic hatred
AIDS and other infectious diseases
Pollution and other environmental problems
Growing gap between the rich and poor
Don't support at all
Certainly not participate
Most probably not participate
Most probably participate
Certainly participate
Not at all fairly
To some extent fairly
Completely fairly
Participation in protests - Agree very strongly
Participation in protests - Agree
Non-participation in protests - Agree
Non-participation in protests - Agree very strongly
Court favours some citizens - Agree very strongly
Court favours some citizens - Agree
Court treats everyone equally - Agree
Court treats everyone equally - Agree very strongly
Government as "parent" - Agree very strongly
Government as "parent" - Agree
Government as "employee" - Agree
Government as "employee" - Agree very strongly
Not applicable / nothing else important
Affordable healthcare
Corruption
Court system
Fairness of elections
Human rights / Freedom of speech
Unemployment
NATO membership
Peace
Pensions
Political stability in the country
Poverty
Property rights
Quality of education
Relations with Russia
Rising prices / Inflation
Territorial integrity
Wages
People don’t know about /country/
Generally disliked
Generally liked
Fully distrust
Fully trust
Very poorly
Very well
Definitely in the wrong direction
Definitely in the right direction
Rather disagree
Rather agree
Age
Appearance
Connections
Education
Hard work
Luck
Professional abilities
Talent
Work experience
Doing favors for the right people
No control at all
Complete control
Never had a job
Unemployed; looking for a job
Unemployed and interested; NOT looking
Unemployed and NOT interested; NOT looking
Student
Housewife
Retired; looking for a job
Retired and interested; NOT looking
Retired and NOT interested
Disabled
Very dissatisfied
Very satisfied
Agriculture, Hunting, Forestry
Fishing
Mining, Quarrying
Manufacturing
Electricity, gas, water supply
Construction
Trade; Repair of vehicles
Hotels, Restaurants, Cafes
Transport, Storage, Communication
Financial Intermediation / Banking
Real Estate, Property, Renting
Government, Public Administration, Defense
Healthcare, Social Work
Civil society / NGO
Own business without employees
Own business with employees
Employee in small family business
Employee in a medium / big private organization
Employee in a state organization
Employee in a foreign organization / business
Employee in a local / INGO
Disapprove
Approve
Not satisfied at all
Completely satisfied
You can't be too careful
Most people can be trusted
Extremely unhappy
Extremely happy
Does not describe
More or less describes
Describes
Correct
Error
Not selected
Selected
Interviewer's error
None of these languages / other
Bad time for the interview
Not interested
Does not believe interview is confidential
Not physically able
Not allowed by other household member(s) to be interviewed
Dwelling inaccessible
Dwelling inaccessible and will not become accessible during the period of fieldwork
Household closed  / No contact made
No adult available
Arranged day and time for interview
The person who opened the door did not speak any of the languages available in this cluster
Household / The person who opened the door refused to be interviewed
Respondent not at home and will not return during the period of fieldwork
Respondent refused to be interviewed
Respondent was not capable of being interviewed
Respondent was unable to complete interview in applicable language
Respondent interrupted interview
Interview interrupted by authorities
Interview interrupted by respondent’s household member(s)
Interview completed
Capital
Urban
Rural
North East Urban
North East Rural
North West Urban
North West Rural
South East Urban
South East Rural
South West Urban
South West Rural
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Non-response
Response