DDI_GEO_2020_COVID-19_v01_M Development Economics Data Group 2021-01-27 NADA Version 01 (January 2021). This metadata contains Wave 1-6 survey information. Covid-19 Monitor 2020 Waves 1-6 COVID-19 2020 GEO_2020_COVID-19_v01_M Caucasus Research Resource Centers Georgia (CRRC Georgia) NADA Embassy of the Netherlands in Tbilisi Dustin Gilbreath Alan Fuchs Tarlovsky Natsuko Kiso Nozaki Socio-Economic/Monitoring Survey [hh/sems] The COVID 19 outbreak lead to significant challenges. From efforts to contain the spread of the virus to policy aimed at dampening the economic pain of the virus, policy makers have been presented with numerous decisions. In support of informing these efforts in Georgia, CRRC Georgia conducted six surveys between late April and early June, with the support of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Tbilisi. The results were presented on a weekly basis to stakeholders in the Government of Georgia, international organizations, diplomats, and NGOs working on the crisis. Georgia National coverage. Representative at the national- and at Tbilisi/Urban/Rural-levels of Georgia. Individual Adult population (18 years old and over), excluding the populations living in territories affected by military conflict (South Ossetia and Abkhazia). Sample survey data [ssd] The Georgia - Covid-19 Monitor survey covered the following topics: - Demography (Wave 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) - Institutional Performance (Wave 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) - Information Sources (Wave 3) - Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices (Wave 1, 2, 4, 5, 6) - Correction on misinformation (Wave 3) - Economy (Wave 1, 2, 4, 5, 6) - Religion (Wave 1) - Education (Wave 2) - Higher Education Institutions (Wave 4) - Experiment (Wave 2, 5) - Subjective Well-being (Wave 4) - Vaccination Attitudes (Wave 5) - Democracy (Wave 5) - Future of the virus (Wave 6) - Gender (Wave 6) Caucasus Research Resource Center Simple random sample (random digit dialing) of cell phone owners. Sample Size: Overall: 6145 respondents, including: Wave 1: 922 Wave 2: 1037 Wave 3: 1053 Wave 4: 1002 Wave 5: 1036 Wave 6: 1095 The surveys had between 992 and 1095 respondents in total. The theoretical margin of error was between 3.0% and 3.1% for each wave. Computer Assisted Telephone Interview [cati] The surveys covered a wide range of subjects. A set of core questions about institutional performance and approval of newly introduced policies were asked on each wave of the survey to track changes in public opinion. Each survey also included questions on the economic situation and a number of practices. Aside from these blocks, a set of new questions were introduced on a weekly basis to explore specific sets of issues in depth. Topics included religion, education policy, disinformation, gender, and democracy. Interview languages: Georgian, Armenian, Azerbaijani, and Russian. Fieldwork Dates: Overall: April 29, 2020 to June 6, 2020. Wave 1: April 29 to May 3, 2020 Wave 2: May 7, 2020 to May 10, 2020 Wave 3: May 14, 2020 to May 17, 2020. Wave 4: May 21, 2020 to May 23, 2020. Wave 5: May 28, 2020 to May 31, 2020 Wave 6: June 4, 2020 to June 6, 2020. CRRC-Georgia used demographic information from the 2014 Georgian National Census for adjusting results based on respondents’ gender, age, ethnic identity, education, and residence. This helps balance the proportions of those groups which might be underrepresented in the raw data. Response rate: Wave 1: 42%, Wave 2: 41%, Wave 3: 39%, Wave 4: 39%, Wave 5: 35%, Wave 6: 37%. The Caucasus Research Resource Centers Georgia (CRRC Georgia). 2020. "COVID 19 Monitor Waves 1-6, 2020". Retrieved through [URL] on {date of accessing the database here}. covid_19_w1_04.05.20.dta COVID-19 Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Monitor (Wave 1) survey data. 992 99 covid_19_w2_11.05.20_wb.dta COVID-19 Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Monitor (Wave 2) survey data. 1037 121 covid_19_w3_18.05.20.dta COVID-19 Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Monitor (Wave 3) survey data. 1053 130 covid_19_w4_25.05.20.dta COVID-19 Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Monitor (Wave 4) survey data. 1002 110 covid_19_w5_01.06.20.dta COVID-19 Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Monitor (Wave 5) survey data. 1036 99 covid_19_w6_08.06.20.dta COVID-19 Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Monitor (Wave 6) survey data. 1095 114 cv_19_covid_19_merged_25.06.20.dta COVID-19 monitoring merged survey data (Wave 1 to 6). 6215 361 Case ID Case ID Case ID Case ID Case ID 992 1 5465 Response Response Response Response Response 992 1 1 Non response 1 Response Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex 992 1 2 -2 Refuse to answer 1 Male 2 Female Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age 992 18 90 Age group Age group Age group Age group Age group 992 1 3 -3 Interviewer error 1 18-34 2 35-54 3 55+ Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance 992 1 1 Case rejected 1 Case accepted Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) 992 100 100 100 Complete interview 112 Interview was stopped 120 Incomplete interview 211 Respondent refused 233 Respondent does not speak interview language 290 Miscellaneous 312 Always busy (phone) 313 No answer (phone) 314 Answering machine, don't know if household (phone) 315 Call blocking (phone) 410 Respondent lives outside the sampled area 430 Non-working (disconnected phone) 450 Organization is using the number 470 Not elliglble 480 The quota is filled 999 Response disqualified (fraud) Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Demography D1. Let’s talk about your employment. Please tell me which corresponds to your situation the most. Please pick the activity which is primary for you. You are… 992 1 8 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Retired and not working 2 Student and not working 3 Housewife and not working 4 Unemployed 5 Full or part time employee 6 Self-employed 7 Disabled 8 Other Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Demography D2. Talking about your education, what is the highest level of education you have achieved so far? 992 1 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Complete or incomplete basic education 2 Complete or incomplete secondary education 3 Vocational education 4 Incomplete higher education 5 Complete higher education Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Fridge 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Color TV 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - A smartphone 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Tablet computer 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automobile 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - AC 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automatic washing machine 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Computer (including a laptop) 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Hot water 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Central heating 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Demography D4. Were you or any of your household members displaced due to conflicts which occurred in Georgia since 1989? 992 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? 992 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Armenian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Georgian 4 Other Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? Other 992 -7 9 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Arab 2 Assyrian 3 Ossetian 4 Kist 5 Russian 6 Ukrainian 7 Jew 8 Yezidi 9 Belarusian Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia 992 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - President Salome Zourabichvili 992 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Parliament of Georgia 992 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Your local government 992 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Doctors 992 -1 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The National Center for Disease Control 992 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Georgian police 992 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Georgian Orthodox Church 992 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Lugar Lab 992 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Trust - Healthcare system Trust - Healthcare system Trust - Healthcare system Trust - Healthcare system Trust - Healthcare system Institutional performance IP2. I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please tell me whether you fully trust, rather trust, neither trust nor distrust, rather distrust or distrust Georgia’s …? - Healthcare system? 992 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Fully distrust 2 Rather distrust 3 Neither trust nor distrust 4 Rather trust 5 Fully trust Trust - Parliament Trust - Parliament Trust - Parliament Trust - Parliament Trust - Parliament Institutional performance IP2. I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please tell me whether you fully trust, rather trust, neither trust nor distrust, rather distrust or distrust Georgia’s …? - Parliament? 992 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Fully distrust 2 Rather distrust 3 Neither trust nor distrust 4 Rather trust 5 Fully trust Trust - President Trust - President Trust - President Trust - President Trust - President Institutional performance IP2. I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please tell me whether you fully trust, rather trust, neither trust nor distrust, rather distrust or distrust Georgia’s …? - President? 992 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Fully distrust 2 Rather distrust 3 Neither trust nor distrust 4 Rather trust 5 Fully trust Trust - Police Trust - Police Trust - Police Trust - Police Trust - Police Institutional performance IP2. I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please tell me whether you fully trust, rather trust, neither trust nor distrust, rather distrust or distrust Georgia’s …? - Police? 992 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Fully distrust 2 Rather distrust 3 Neither trust nor distrust 4 Rather trust 5 Fully trust Trust - Local government Trust - Local government Trust - Local government Trust - Local government Trust - Local government Institutional performance IP2. I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please tell me whether you fully trust, rather trust, neither trust nor distrust, rather distrust or distrust Georgia’s …? - Local government? 992 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Fully distrust 2 Rather distrust 3 Neither trust nor distrust 4 Rather trust 5 Fully trust Trust - Religious institutions to which you belong Trust - Religious institutions to which you belong Trust - Religious institutions to which you belong Trust - Religious institutions to which you belong Trust - Religious institutions to which you belong Institutional performance IP2. I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please tell me whether you fully trust, rather trust, neither trust nor distrust, rather distrust or distrust Georgia’s …? - Religious institutions to which you belong? 992 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Fully distrust 2 Rather distrust 3 Neither trust nor distrust 4 Rather trust 5 Fully trust Closing down large numbers of businesses that involve face to face interaction Closing down large numbers of businesses that involve face to face interaction Closing down large numbers of businesses that involve face to face interaction Closing down large numbers of businesses that involve face to face interaction Closing down large numbers of businesses that involve face to face interaction Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Closing down large numbers of businesses that involve face to face interaction 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Restricting movement in and out of the country's large cities Restricting movement in and out of the country's large cities Restricting movement in and out of the country's large cities Restricting movement in and out of the country's large cities Restricting movement in and out of the country's large cities Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Restricting movement in and out of the country’s large cities 992 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Placing a curfew on the country from 9PM to 6AM daily Placing a curfew on the country from 9PM to 6AM daily Placing a curfew on the country from 9PM to 6AM daily Placing a curfew on the country from 9PM to 6AM daily Placing a curfew on the country from 9PM to 6AM daily Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Placing a curfew on the country from 9PM to 6AM daily 992 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Extending the state of emergency from April 21 to May 22 Extending the state of emergency from April 21 to May 22 Extending the state of emergency from April 21 to May 22 Extending the state of emergency from April 21 to May 22 Extending the state of emergency from April 21 to May 22 Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Extending the state of emergency from April 21 to May 22 992 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Leaving churches open for Easter Leaving churches open for Easter Leaving churches open for Easter Leaving churches open for Easter Leaving churches open for Easter Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Leaving churches open for Easter 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Restricting movement by cars from April 17 to April 27 Restricting movement by cars from April 17 to April 27 Restricting movement by cars from April 17 to April 27 Restricting movement by cars from April 17 to April 27 Restricting movement by cars from April 17 to April 27 Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Restricting movement by cars from April 17 to April 27 992 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Wearing masks in closed areas Wearing masks in closed areas Wearing masks in closed areas Wearing masks in closed areas Wearing masks in closed areas Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Wearing masks in closed areas 992 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Closing down cemeteries Closing down cemeteries Closing down cemeteries Closing down cemeteries Closing down cemeteries Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Closing down cemeteries 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Restricting online sales of some products Restricting online sales of some products Restricting online sales of some products Restricting online sales of some products Restricting online sales of some products Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Restricting online sales of some products 992 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Requiring citizens to tell the government before leaving the home Requiring citizens to tell the government before leaving the home Requiring citizens to tell the government before leaving the home Requiring citizens to tell the government before leaving the home Requiring citizens to tell the government before leaving the home Institutional performance IP4. Would you approve or disapprove of the following policies: Requiring citizens to tell the government before leaving the home? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - Social distancing, the practice of avoiding people, can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: Olders are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 True/False: Olders are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 True/False: Olders are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 True/False: Olders are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 True/False: Olders are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - Older people are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from coronavirus 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True Lask week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Lask week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Lask week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Lask week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Lask week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Gone to socialize at someone’s house? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Lask week: Spent time with people outside the home Lask week: Spent time with people outside the home Lask week: Spent time with people outside the home Lask week: Spent time with people outside the home Lask week: Spent time with people outside the home Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Spent time with people outside the home? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Lask week: Sought medical care Lask week: Sought medical care Lask week: Sought medical care Lask week: Sought medical care Lask week: Sought medical care Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Sought medical care? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Lask week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Lask week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Lask week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Lask week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Lask week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Purchased more food and supplies than normal? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Lask week: Left home to go to work Lask week: Left home to go to work Lask week: Left home to go to work Lask week: Left home to go to work Lask week: Left home to go to work Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Left home to go to work? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Lask week: Gone for a walk or exercised Lask week: Gone for a walk or exercised Lask week: Gone for a walk or exercised Lask week: Gone for a walk or exercised Lask week: Gone for a walk or exercised Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Gone for a walk or exercised? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Lask week: Engaged in agricultural work Lask week: Engaged in agricultural work Lask week: Engaged in agricultural work Lask week: Engaged in agricultural work Lask week: Engaged in agricultural work Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Engaged in agricultural work? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Lask week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Lask week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Lask week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Lask week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Lask week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working from distance, for instance, from home? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Lask week: Started working less hours than usual Lask week: Started working less hours than usual Lask week: Started working less hours than usual Lask week: Started working less hours than usual Lask week: Started working less hours than usual Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working less hours than usual? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Lask week: Started working more hours than usual Lask week: Started working more hours than usual Lask week: Started working more hours than usual Lask week: Started working more hours than usual Lask week: Started working more hours than usual Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working more hours than usual? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Lask week: Got a new job Lask week: Got a new job Lask week: Got a new job Lask week: Got a new job Lask week: Got a new job Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Got a new job? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Lask week: Been unable to access medical services Lask week: Been unable to access medical services Lask week: Been unable to access medical services Lask week: Been unable to access medical services Lask week: Been unable to access medical services Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Been unable to access medical services? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Have you lost your job as a result of the Coronavirus? Have you lost your job as a result of the Coronavirus? Have you lost your job as a result of the Coronavirus? Have you lost your job as a result of the Coronavirus? Have you lost your job as a result of the Coronavirus? Economy E1. Have you lost your job as a result of the Coronavirus? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus Economy E2. Household income is the total income of what all household members earn. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus? 992 -9 15000 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 45 50 100 120 122 140 150 180 200 220 225 230 240 250 260 265 270 275 280 300 320 340 350 360 364 400 440 450 460 490 500 508 520 550 600 620 650 660 691 700 720 740 750 800 880 900 920 950 1000 1040 1100 1200 1250 1270 1300 1320 1395 1400 1440 1500 1550 1600 1650 1700 1800 1900 2000 2200 2300 2500 3000 3300 3500 4000 4500 4700 5000 5500 5550 6000 6500 7000 8000 9000 10000 12000 15000 HH monthly income in GEL in March HH monthly income in GEL in March HH monthly income in GEL in March HH monthly income in GEL in March HH monthly income in GEL in March Economy E3. Household income is the total income of what all household members earn. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in GEL in March? 992 -9 10000 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 45 50 100 110 120 122 140 147 150 155 180 200 220 225 230 240 250 260 265 270 275 280 300 320 340 350 360 364 395 400 420 440 450 460 470 490 500 520 550 588 600 620 650 660 670 691 700 720 730 740 750 800 880 900 920 1000 1040 1100 1200 1250 1270 1300 1320 1395 1400 1500 1550 1600 1700 1800 1850 2000 2200 2300 2500 3000 3300 3500 4000 4500 4700 5000 6000 6500 7000 10000 HH monthly income in GEL in April - expected HH monthly income in GEL in April - expected HH monthly income in GEL in April - expected HH monthly income in GEL in April - expected HH monthly income in GEL in April - expected Economy E4. Please tell me, after taxes, what do you expect your household’s monthly income to be in GEL in April? 992 -9 10000 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 45 50 55 100 110 120 122 140 150 180 200 220 225 230 240 250 260 265 270 275 280 300 320 340 347 350 360 364 395 400 420 440 450 460 470 490 500 520 550 600 620 650 660 670 691 700 720 730 740 750 800 865 880 900 1000 1040 1100 1200 1270 1300 1320 1395 1400 1500 1550 1600 1650 1700 1800 2000 2300 2500 3000 3300 3500 4000 4700 5000 6000 6500 7000 10000 Not enough money to buy food before Coronavirus Not enough money to buy food before Coronavirus Not enough money to buy food before Coronavirus Not enough money to buy food before Coronavirus Not enough money to buy food before Coronavirus Economy E5. Speaking about the year before March, how often did you not have enough money to buy the food you or your family needed? Was it... 992 -9 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Every day 2 Every week 3 Every month 4 Less often 5 Never Not enough money to buy food last month Not enough money to buy food last month Not enough money to buy food last month Not enough money to buy food last month Not enough money to buy food last month Economy E6. Speaking about the last month, how often did you not have enough money to buy the food you or your family needed? Was it... 992 -9 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Every day 2 Several times a week 3 Once a week 4 Less often 5 Never Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? Religion R1. Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? 992 -9 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Orthodox Church 2 Islam 3 Armenian Apostolic Church 4 Other Christian (Catholic, protestant) 5 Other (Including Jehovah's Witnesses) How important is religion in your daily life? How important is religion in your daily life? How important is religion in your daily life? How important is religion in your daily life? How important is religion in your daily life? Religion R2. How important is religion in your daily life? Would you say it is... 992 -9 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Entirely unimportant 2 Unimportant 3 Neither important nor unimportant 4 Important 5 Very important Frequency of attendance of religious services before Coronavirus Frequency of attendance of religious services before Coronavirus Frequency of attendance of religious services before Coronavirus Frequency of attendance of religious services before Coronavirus Frequency of attendance of religious services before Coronavirus Religion R3. Apart from special occasions such as weddings and funerals, about how often did you attend religious services before Covid-19 emerged? 992 -9 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Once a week or more often 2 At least once a month 3 Only on special religious holidays 4 Less often 5 Or Never? Did you go to church for Easter services? Did you go to church for Easter services? Did you go to church for Easter services? Did you go to church for Easter services? Did you go to church for Easter services? Religion R4. Did you go to church for Easter services? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 I'm not a Christian -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last year, did you go to church for Easter services? Last year, did you go to church for Easter services? Last year, did you go to church for Easter services? Last year, did you go to church for Easter services? Last year, did you go to church for Easter services? Religion R5. Last year, did you go to church for Easter services? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Agree/disagree: Church's decision to continue using common spoon for communion Agree/disagree: Church's decision to continue using common spoon for communion Agree/disagree: Church's decision to continue using common spoon for communion Agree/disagree: Church's decision to continue using common spoon for communion Agree/disagree: Church's decision to continue using common spoon for communion Religion R6. Do you agree or disagree with the Orthodox Church’s decision to continue to use a common spoon to deliver communion? 992 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 Neither agree nor disagree -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disagree 1 Agree Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 992 1 3 -3 Interviewer error 1 Capital 2 Urban 3 Rural Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight 992 1098.0888671875 7204.69775390625 Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language 992 1 4 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Georgian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Armenian 4 Russian 5 Other language Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 992 1 7 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number does not exist 3 Number off 4 No one answers 5 Number busy 6 Answering machine 7 Other household member answering 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 992 2020-04-29 2020-04-30 2020-05-01 2020-05-02 2020-05-03 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 992 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 992 -7 3 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 992 1959-12-25 2020-04-29 2020-04-30 2020-05-01 2020-05-02 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 992 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 992 -7 1 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 992 1959-12-25 2020-04-29 2020-04-30 2020-05-01 2020-05-02 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 992 1960-01-01 00:00:00 1960-01-01 11:21:00 1960-01-01 15:07:00 1960-01-01 15:23:00 1960-01-01 15:58:00 1960-01-01 17:05:00 1960-01-01 17:55:00 1960-01-01 18:34:00 1960-01-01 18:47:00 1960-01-01 18:49:00 1960-01-01 20:03:00 1960-01-01 20:16:00 1960-01-01 20:35:00 1960-01-01 20:56:00 Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date 992 2020-04-29 2020-04-30 2020-05-01 2020-05-02 2020-05-03 Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time 992 Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date 992 2020-04-29 2020-04-30 2020-05-01 2020-05-02 2020-05-03 Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time 992 Interview duration Interview duration Interview duration Interview duration Interview duration 992 1960-01-01 00:01:00 1960-01-01 00:02:00 1960-01-01 00:03:00 1960-01-01 00:04:00 1960-01-01 00:05:00 1960-01-01 00:06:00 1960-01-01 00:07:00 1960-01-01 00:08:00 1960-01-01 00:09:00 1960-01-01 00:10:00 1960-01-01 00:11:00 1960-01-01 00:12:00 1960-01-01 00:13:00 1960-01-01 00:14:00 1960-01-01 00:15:00 1960-01-01 00:16:00 1960-01-01 00:17:00 1960-01-01 00:18:00 1960-01-01 00:19:00 1960-01-01 00:20:00 1960-01-01 00:21:00 1960-01-01 00:22:00 1960-01-01 00:23:00 1960-01-01 00:24:00 1960-01-01 00:25:00 1960-01-01 00:26:00 1960-01-01 00:27:00 1960-01-01 00:28:00 1960-01-01 00:29:00 1960-01-01 00:30:00 1960-01-01 00:31:00 1960-01-01 00:32:00 1960-01-01 00:34:00 1960-01-01 00:38:00 Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code 992 1201 9931 -3 Interviewer error 1201 1205 1403 1409 1411 1420 1421 1425 1436 1611 1650 1701 1710 1716 1729 1738 1809 1810 1818 1819 1832 1833 1835 1838 1841 1842 1851 1869 9901 9902 9905 9906 9908 9909 9911 9915 9919 9923 9924 9925 9926 9927 9931 Region Region Region Region Region 992 1 11 1 Tbilisi 2 Adjara 3 Guria 4 Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti 5 Imereti 6 Racha-Lechkhumi/lower Svaneti 7 Shida Kartli 8 Samtskhe-Javakheti 9 Kvemo Kartli 10 Mtskheta-Mtianeti 11 Kakheti 12 Other Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify 992 -7 -7 -7 Legal skip 1 Abkhazia 2 Italy Is the number used by a person or organization? Is the number used by a person or organization? Is the number used by a person or organization? Is the number used by a person or organization? Is the number used by a person or organization? 992 1 1 1 A person uses the number 2 Organization uses the number Case ID Case ID Case ID Case ID Case ID 1037 15 5838 Response Response Response Response Response 1037 1 1 Non response 1 Response Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex 1037 1 2 1 Male 2 Female Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age 1037 18 90 -2 Refuse to answer 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 89 90 Age group Age group Age group Age group Age group 1037 1 3 -3 Interviewer error 1 18-34 2 35-54 3 55+ Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance 1037 1 1 Case rejected 1 Case accepted Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) 1037 100 100 100 Complete interview 112 Interview was stopped 120 Incomplete interview 211 Respondent refused 233 Respondent does not speak interview language 290 Miscellaneous 312 Always busy (phone) 313 No answer (phone) 314 Answering machine, don't know if household (phone) 315 Call blocking (phone) 410 Respondent lives outside the sampled area 430 Non-working (disconnected phone) 450 Organization is using the number 470 Not elliglble 480 The quota is filled 999 Response disqualified (fraud) Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Demography D1. Let’s talk about your employment. Please tell me which corresponds to your situation the most. Please pick the activity which is primary for you. You are… 1037 1 8 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Retired and not working 2 Student and not working 3 Housewife and not working 4 Unemployed 5 Full or part time employee 6 Self-employed 7 Disabled 8 Other Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Demography D2. Talking about your education, what is the highest level of education you have achieved so far? 1037 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Complete or incomplete basic education 2 Complete or incomplete secondary education 3 Vocational education 4 Incomplete higher education 5 Complete higher education Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Fridge 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Color TV 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - A smartphone 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Tablet computer 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automobile 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - AC 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automatic washing machine 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Computer (including a laptop) 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Hot water 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Central heating 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Demography D4. Were you or any of your household members displaced due to conflicts which occurred in Georgia since 1989? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? 1037 -2 4 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Armenian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Georgian 4 Other Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? Other 1037 -7 14 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Arab 2 Assyrian 3 Ossetian 4 Kist 5 Russian 6 Ukrainian 7 Jew 8 Yezidi 9 Belarusian 10 Moldovan 11 Latvian 12 Ingiloy 13 Kurd 14 Greek Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - President Salome Zourabichvili 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Parliament of Georgia 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Your local government 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Doctors 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The National Center for Disease Control 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Georgian police 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Georgian Orthodox Church 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Lugar Lab 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - The government’s plan to gradually reduce restrictions on social and economic activity 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing formally employed people who lost their jobs during the pandemic a monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing income tax exemption for formally employed people making GEL 750 or less per month for six months 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing socially vulnerable people with GEL 600 for the next six months 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Increased penalties for breaking emergency rules Approve/disapprove: Increased penalties for breaking emergency rules Approve/disapprove: Increased penalties for breaking emergency rules Approve/disapprove: Increased penalties for breaking emergency rules Approve/disapprove: Increased penalties for breaking emergency rules Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Increased penalties for breaking emergency rules 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - The decision to give self-employed individuals that lost their jobs 1 time compensation of 300 GEL 1037 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Broadcasting lessons for school students on pub. broadcaster Approve/disapprove: Broadcasting lessons for school students on pub. broadcaster Approve/disapprove: Broadcasting lessons for school students on pub. broadcaster Approve/disapprove: Broadcasting lessons for school students on pub. broadcaster Approve/disapprove: Broadcasting lessons for school students on pub. broadcaster Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Broadcasting lessons for school students on the public broadcaster 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Flying Georgian citizens back to Georgia Approve/disapprove: Flying Georgian citizens back to Georgia Approve/disapprove: Flying Georgian citizens back to Georgia Approve/disapprove: Flying Georgian citizens back to Georgia Approve/disapprove: Flying Georgian citizens back to Georgia Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Flying Georgian citizens back to Georgia 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Closing down schools until September Approve/disapprove: Closing down schools until September Approve/disapprove: Closing down schools until September Approve/disapprove: Closing down schools until September Approve/disapprove: Closing down schools until September Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Closing down schools until September 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1_W2. Please tell me whether you agree or disagree with the following statements – Strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree? - It is more important to wait for the Coronavirus to subside than to open up the economy 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly agree The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1_W2. Please tell me whether you agree or disagree with the following statements – Strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree? - The economic costs of the Coronavirus are worse than the virus itself 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly agree Last week: Gone to socialize at someone’s house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone’s house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone’s house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone’s house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone’s house Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Gone to socialize at someone’s house? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Spent time with people outside the home? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Sought medical care Last week: Sought medical care Last week: Sought medical care Last week: Sought medical care Last week: Sought medical care Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Sought medical care? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Purchased more food and supplies than normal? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Left home to go to work Last week: Left home to go to work Last week: Left home to go to work Last week: Left home to go to work Last week: Left home to go to work Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Left home to go to work? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Gone for a walk or exercised Last week: Gone for a walk or exercised Last week: Gone for a walk or exercised Last week: Gone for a walk or exercised Last week: Gone for a walk or exercised Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Gone for a walk or exercised? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Engaged in agricultural work? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Last week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Last week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Last week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Last week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working from distance, for instance, from home? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Started working less hours than usual Last week: Started working less hours than usual Last week: Started working less hours than usual Last week: Started working less hours than usual Last week: Started working less hours than usual Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working less hours than usual? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working more hours than usual? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Got a new job? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Been unable to access medical services Last week: Been unable to access medical services Last week: Been unable to access medical services Last week: Been unable to access medical services Last week: Been unable to access medical services Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Been unable to access medical services? 1037 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working after having lost a job or otherwise temporarily stopped working as a result of the covid-19 virus. 1037 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Have you/family member/acquaintance been diagnosed with Coronavirus? Have you/family member/acquaintance been diagnosed with Coronavirus? Have you/family member/acquaintance been diagnosed with Coronavirus? Have you/family member/acquaintance been diagnosed with Coronavirus? Have you/family member/acquaintance been diagnosed with Coronavirus? Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH3_W2: Have you, a family member, or an acquaintance been diagnosed with Coronavirus? 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Yes, I have 2 Yes, a family member has 3 Yes, an acquaintance 4 No Have you/family member/acquaintance been quarantined since outbreak of COVID-19? Have you/family member/acquaintance been quarantined since outbreak of COVID-19? Have you/family member/acquaintance been quarantined since outbreak of COVID-19? Have you/family member/acquaintance been quarantined since outbreak of COVID-19? Have you/family member/acquaintance been quarantined since outbreak of COVID-19? Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH4_W2: Have you, a family, or an acquaintance been quarantined since the outbreak of the Coronavirus? 1037 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Yes, I have 2 Yes, a family member has 3 Yes, an acquaintance 4 No How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH5_W2: How long do you think the Corona Virus Crisis will last? 1037 -9 36 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 18 20 24 36 How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH6_W2: How long are you prepared to wait for the Corona Virus to subside before going back to your normal life? 1037 -9 36 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 12 18 36 HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago Economy CC1. Would you say that you and your family are better off or worse off financially than you were a year ago? 1037 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Worse off 2 The same 3 Better off HH better off or worse off financially a year from now HH better off or worse off financially a year from now HH better off or worse off financially a year from now HH better off or worse off financially a year from now HH better off or worse off financially a year from now Economy CC2. Now looking ahead - do you think that a year from now you and your family will be better off financially, worse off financially, or just about the same as now? 1037 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Worse off 2 The same 3 Better off During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially Economy CC3. Now turning to business conditions in the country as a whole - do you think that during the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially or neither good or bad? 1037 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Bad times 2 Neither good or bad 3 Good times Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Economy CC4. Looking ahead, which you would say is more likely to take place in the next five years for Georgia as a whole: 1037 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Continuous good times 2 Periods of widespread unemployment/depression 3 Things won’t change It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? Economy CC5. Thinking about the big things people buy for their homes - such as furniture, a stove, a television. Generally speaking, do you think now is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? 1037 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Bad time 2 Neither good nor bad 3 Good time Children in HH between the ages of 6 and 18 studying at school Children in HH between the ages of 6 and 18 studying at school Children in HH between the ages of 6 and 18 studying at school Children in HH between the ages of 6 and 18 studying at school Children in HH between the ages of 6 and 18 studying at school Education ED1. Are there any children in your household between the ages of 6 and 18, which were studying at school prior to the outbreak of the Covid-19 crisis? 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Children studying in Primary school (Grades 1-5) Children studying in Primary school (Grades 1-5) Children studying in Primary school (Grades 1-5) Children studying in Primary school (Grades 1-5) Children studying in Primary school (Grades 1-5) Education ED2. Which grade or grades were they studying in? - Primary school (Grades 1-5) 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Children studying in Lower Secondary school (Grades 6-8) Children studying in Lower Secondary school (Grades 6-8) Children studying in Lower Secondary school (Grades 6-8) Children studying in Lower Secondary school (Grades 6-8) Children studying in Lower Secondary school (Grades 6-8) Education ED2. Which grade or grades were they studying in? - Lower Secondary school (Grades 6-8) 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Children studying in Higher Secondary school (Grades 9-12) Children studying in Higher Secondary school (Grades 9-12) Children studying in Higher Secondary school (Grades 9-12) Children studying in Higher Secondary school (Grades 9-12) Children studying in Higher Secondary school (Grades 9-12) Education ED2. Which grade or grades were they studying in? - Higher Secondary school (Grades 9-12) 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Do the children in your household have access to their teachers? Do the children in your household have access to their teachers? Do the children in your household have access to their teachers? Do the children in your household have access to their teachers? Do the children in your household have access to their teachers? Education ED3. Do the children in your household have access to their teachers? 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes How do they have access to their teachers: SMS How do they have access to their teachers: SMS How do they have access to their teachers: SMS How do they have access to their teachers: SMS How do they have access to their teachers: SMS Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - SMS 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Online applications How do they have access to their teachers: Online applications How do they have access to their teachers: Online applications How do they have access to their teachers: Online applications How do they have access to their teachers: Online applications Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Online applications 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Email How do they have access to their teachers: Email How do they have access to their teachers: Email How do they have access to their teachers: Email How do they have access to their teachers: Email Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Email 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Telephone audio How do they have access to their teachers: Telephone audio How do they have access to their teachers: Telephone audio How do they have access to their teachers: Telephone audio How do they have access to their teachers: Telephone audio Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Telephone audio 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: WhatsApp How do they have access to their teachers: WhatsApp How do they have access to their teachers: WhatsApp How do they have access to their teachers: WhatsApp How do they have access to their teachers: WhatsApp Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - WhatsApp 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Facebook How do they have access to their teachers: Facebook How do they have access to their teachers: Facebook How do they have access to their teachers: Facebook How do they have access to their teachers: Facebook Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Facebook 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Other application (Skype, Zoom, etc.) How do they have access to their teachers: Other application (Skype, Zoom, etc.) How do they have access to their teachers: Other application (Skype, Zoom, etc.) How do they have access to their teachers: Other application (Skype, Zoom, etc.) How do they have access to their teachers: Other application (Skype, Zoom, etc.) Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Other applications (Skype, Zoom, etc.) 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Other How do they have access to their teachers: Other How do they have access to their teachers: Other How do they have access to their teachers: Other How do they have access to their teachers: Other Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Other 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Other specified How do they have access to their teachers: Other specified How do they have access to their teachers: Other specified How do they have access to their teachers: Other specified How do they have access to their teachers: Other specified Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Other (specify) 1037 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Microsoft Teams 2 Internet 3 Computer Educational activities: Completed printed assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed printed assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed printed assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed printed assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed printed assignments provided by the teacher Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Completed printed assignments provided by the teacher 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Completed other printed assignments Educational activities: Completed other printed assignments Educational activities: Completed other printed assignments Educational activities: Completed other printed assignments Educational activities: Completed other printed assignments Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Completed other printed assignments 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Participated in virtual classrooms with his/her teacher Educational activities: Participated in virtual classrooms with his/her teacher Educational activities: Participated in virtual classrooms with his/her teacher Educational activities: Participated in virtual classrooms with his/her teacher Educational activities: Participated in virtual classrooms with his/her teacher Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Participated in virtual classrooms with his or her teacher 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Watched lessons pre-recorded by his/her teacher online Educational activities: Watched lessons pre-recorded by his/her teacher online Educational activities: Watched lessons pre-recorded by his/her teacher online Educational activities: Watched lessons pre-recorded by his/her teacher online Educational activities: Watched lessons pre-recorded by his/her teacher online Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Watched lessons pre-recorded by his or her teacher online 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Used mobile learning apps Educational activities: Used mobile learning apps Educational activities: Used mobile learning apps Educational activities: Used mobile learning apps Educational activities: Used mobile learning apps Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Used mobile learning apps 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Watched educational TV programs Educational activities: Watched educational TV programs Educational activities: Watched educational TV programs Educational activities: Watched educational TV programs Educational activities: Watched educational TV programs Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Watched educational TV programs 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Completed online assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed online assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed online assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed online assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed online assignments provided by the teacher Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Completed online assignments provided by the teacher 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Completed other online assignments Educational activities: Completed other online assignments Educational activities: Completed other online assignments Educational activities: Completed other online assignments Educational activities: Completed other online assignments Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Completed other online assignments 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Watched classroom instruction via TV Educational activities: Watched classroom instruction via TV Educational activities: Watched classroom instruction via TV Educational activities: Watched classroom instruction via TV Educational activities: Watched classroom instruction via TV Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Watched classroom instruction via TV 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Listened to classroom instruction via radio Educational activities: Listened to classroom instruction via radio Educational activities: Listened to classroom instruction via radio Educational activities: Listened to classroom instruction via radio Educational activities: Listened to classroom instruction via radio Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Listened to classroom instruction via radio 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Read books Educational activities: Read books Educational activities: Read books Educational activities: Read books Educational activities: Read books Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Read books 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Other Educational activities: Other Educational activities: Other Educational activities: Other Educational activities: Other Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Other 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Other specified Educational activities: Other specified Educational activities: Other specified Educational activities: Other specified Educational activities: Other specified Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Other (specify) 1037 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Parent is a teacher and gives assignments to child 2 Teacher call using mobile and gives assignment 3 Microsoft Teams Children been able to access online classes from teachers/Ministry of Education Children been able to access online classes from teachers/Ministry of Education Children been able to access online classes from teachers/Ministry of Education Children been able to access online classes from teachers/Ministry of Education Children been able to access online classes from teachers/Ministry of Education Education ED6. Have they been able to access online classes or learning materials from their teachers or the Ministry of Education? 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Largest challenges with online education for the children Largest challenges with online education for the children Largest challenges with online education for the children Largest challenges with online education for the children Largest challenges with online education for the children Education ED6_A. What have been the largest challenges with online education for the children in your household? 1037 -9 6 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 No Challenge -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 The teachers are unprepared to teach online 2 My child has trouble staying focused during online classes 3 My child is not familiar with how to use a computer 4 I do not have the time to help them access the materials 5 They are unwilling to use the materials even though they are available 6 Other Largest challenges with online education for the children - Other specified Largest challenges with online education for the children - Other specified Largest challenges with online education for the children - Other specified Largest challenges with online education for the children - Other specified Largest challenges with online education for the children - Other specified Education ED6_A. What have been the largest challenges with online education for the children in your household? Other 1037 -9 16 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Not enought computers in the houshold 2 Forgets the schedule of the classes 3 Children are not careful enough during the classes 4 Children go to the neighbours place to access the internet 5 Application used has many problems/bugs 6 Poor quality of internet connection 7 Has no computer 8 Children cannot enjoy online learning 9 Our computer is not good enough 10 Misses the school environment 11 Classes are not held as long as they were at school 12 The TV-school schedule is different as school classes schedule 13 Poor quality of classes 14 The price of the internet is expensive 15 It is not possible to pass German language exam online 16 It requires to use computer for a long period of time and it's bad for eyesight Why have they not been able to access online education? Why have they not been able to access online education? Why have they not been able to access online education? Why have they not been able to access online education? Why have they not been able to access online education? Education ED6_B. Why have they not been able to access online education? 1037 -9 6 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 We do not have internet access 2 Our internet access is irregular 3 We did not know that online classes and online learning materials were provided 4 I do not have the time to help them access the materials 5 They are unwilling to use the materials even though they are available 6 Other Why have they not been able to access online education? - Other specified Why have they not been able to access online education? - Other specified Why have they not been able to access online education? - Other specified Why have they not been able to access online education? - Other specified Why have they not been able to access online education? - Other specified Education ED6_B. Why have they not been able to access online education? Other 1037 -9 2 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Do not have a computer 2 Do not have a computer and phone Children in HH have been watching the classes on the public broadcaster Children in HH have been watching the classes on the public broadcaster Children in HH have been watching the classes on the public broadcaster Children in HH have been watching the classes on the public broadcaster Children in HH have been watching the classes on the public broadcaster Education ED7. Have the children in your household been watching the broadcasts of classes on the public broadcaster? 1037 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Assessment of the distance based learning tools of Ministry of Education Assessment of the distance based learning tools of Ministry of Education Assessment of the distance based learning tools of Ministry of Education Assessment of the distance based learning tools of Ministry of Education Assessment of the distance based learning tools of Ministry of Education Education ED8. Overall, would you assess the distance based learning tools the Ministry of Education has used in response to the Corona-virus? Would you say you assess them very positively, positively, neither positively nor negatively, negatively, or very negatively? 1037 -9 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very Negatively 2 Negatively 3 Neither positively nor negatively 4 Positively 5 Very positively Experimental groups Experimental groups Experimental groups Experimental groups Experimental groups 1037 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Control 2 Treatment 1 (Keeping restrictions on economic activities) 3 Treatment 2 (Lifting the restrictions on economic activities) How much would you donate to charity? How much would you donate to charity? How much would you donate to charity? How much would you donate to charity? How much would you donate to charity? 1037 -9 1000 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 2 10 15 20 25 30 40 50 100 150 200 208 250 300 330 349 350 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1037 1 3 -3 Interviewer error 1 Capital 2 Urban 3 Rural Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight 1037 1150.01428222656 7209.37548828125 Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language 1037 1 4 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Georgian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Armenian 4 Russian 5 Other language Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 1037 1 7 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number does not exist 3 Number off 4 No one answers 5 Number busy 6 Answering machine 7 Other household member answering 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1037 2020-05-07 2020-05-08 2020-05-09 2020-05-10 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1037 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 1037 -7 4 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 1037 1959-12-25 2020-05-07 2020-05-08 2020-05-09 2020-05-10 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 1037 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 1037 -7 1 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 1037 1959-12-25 2020-05-07 2020-05-08 2020-05-09 2020-05-10 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 1037 1960-01-01 00:00:00 1960-01-01 12:11:00 1960-01-01 12:24:00 1960-01-01 12:43:00 1960-01-01 12:59:00 1960-01-01 13:01:00 1960-01-01 13:12:00 1960-01-01 13:48:00 1960-01-01 16:42:00 1960-01-01 17:18:00 1960-01-01 17:45:00 1960-01-01 18:33:00 1960-01-01 18:57:00 1960-01-01 19:07:00 1960-01-01 19:23:00 1960-01-01 19:24:00 1960-01-01 19:25:00 1960-01-01 19:26:00 1960-01-01 19:32:00 1960-01-01 19:56:00 1960-01-01 21:25:00 Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date 1037 2020-05-07 2020-05-08 2020-05-09 2020-05-10 Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time 1037 Interview start end Interview start end Interview start end Interview start end Interview start end 1037 Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date 1037 2020-05-07 2020-05-08 2020-05-09 2020-05-10 1037 1960-01-01 00:04:00 1960-01-01 00:05:00 1960-01-01 00:06:00 1960-01-01 00:07:00 1960-01-01 00:08:00 1960-01-01 00:09:00 1960-01-01 00:10:00 1960-01-01 00:11:00 1960-01-01 00:12:00 1960-01-01 00:13:00 1960-01-01 00:14:00 1960-01-01 00:15:00 1960-01-01 00:16:00 1960-01-01 00:17:00 1960-01-01 00:18:00 1960-01-01 00:19:00 1960-01-01 00:20:00 1960-01-01 00:21:00 1960-01-01 00:22:00 1960-01-01 00:23:00 1960-01-01 00:24:00 1960-01-01 00:25:00 1960-01-01 00:26:00 1960-01-01 00:27:00 1960-01-01 00:28:00 1960-01-01 00:29:00 1960-01-01 00:30:00 1960-01-01 00:31:00 1960-01-01 00:32:00 Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code 1037 1136 9931 -3 Interviewer error 1136 1201 1205 1403 1409 1411 1420 1421 1425 1436 1611 1650 1687 1701 1710 1716 1729 1738 1809 1818 1819 1832 1833 1835 1838 1841 1842 1851 1869 1875 9901 9902 9905 9906 9908 9909 9911 9915 9919 9923 9924 9925 9926 9927 9931 Region Region Region Region Region 1037 1 11 1 Tbilisi 2 Adjara 3 Guria 4 Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti 5 Imereti 6 Racha-Lechkhumi/lower Svaneti 7 Shida Kartli 8 Samtskhe-Javakheti 9 Kvemo Kartli 10 Mtskheta-Mtianeti 11 Kakheti 12 Other Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify 1037 -7 -7 -7 Legal skip -2 Refuse to answer 1 Abkhazia 2 Western Georgia Case ID Case ID Case ID Case ID Case ID 1053 1 5858 Response Response Response Response Response 1053 1 1 Non response 1 Response Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex 1053 1 2 1 Male 2 Female Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age 1053 18 94 -2 Refuse to answer 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 88 89 90 94 Age group Age group Age group Age group Age group 1053 1 3 -3 Interviewer error 1 18-34 2 35-54 3 55+ Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance 1053 1 1 Case rejected 1 Case accepted Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) 1053 100 100 100 Complete interview 112 Interview was stopped 120 Incomplete interview 211 Respondent refused 233 Respondent does not speak interview language 290 Miscellaneous 312 Always busy (phone) 313 No answer (phone) 314 Answering machine, don't know if household (phone) 315 Call blocking (phone) 410 Respondent lives outside the sampled area 430 Non-working (disconnected phone) 450 Organization is using the number 470 Not elliglble 480 The quota is filled 999 Response disqualified (fraud) Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Demography D1. Let’s talk about your employment. Please tell me which corresponds to your situation the most. Please pick the activity which is primary for you. You are… 1053 1 8 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Retired and not working 2 Student and not working 3 Housewife and not working 4 Unemployed 5 Full or part time employee 6 Self-employed 7 Disabled 8 Other Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Demography D2. Talking about your education, what is the highest level of education you have achieved so far? 1053 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Complete or incomplete basic education 2 Complete or incomplete secondary education 3 Vocational education 4 Incomplete higher education 5 Complete higher education Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Fridge 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Color TV 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - A smartphone 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Tablet computer 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automobile 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - AC 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automatic washing machine 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Computer (including a laptop) 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Hot water 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Central heating 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Demography D4. Were you or any of your household members displaced due to conflicts which occurred in Georgia since 1989? 1053 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes HH monetary income last month (GEL) HH monetary income last month (GEL) HH monetary income last month (GEL) HH monetary income last month (GEL) HH monetary income last month (GEL) Demography D5. Household income is the total income of what all household members earn. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in GEL in the last month? 1053 -2 130000 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 100 110 120 140 150 155 170 180 185 200 208 220 225 230 240 250 260 264 265 270 285 290 300 320 326 340 350 360 370 380 390 400 408 420 430 440 450 490 500 520 528 530 540 550 560 570 584 600 620 650 690 700 720 725 740 750 760 770 780 784 800 820 850 900 920 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 5000 8000 130000 Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? 1053 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Armenian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Georgian 4 Other Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? Other 1053 -7 10 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Arab 2 Assyrian 3 Ossetian 4 Kist 5 Russian 6 Ukrainian 7 Jew 8 Yezidi 9 Belarusian 10 Moldovan 11 Latvian 12 Ingiloy 13 Kurd 14 Greek 15 Lezgin Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia 1053 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - President Salome Zourabichvili 1053 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Parliament of Georgia 1053 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Your local government 1053 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Doctors 1053 -1 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The National Center for Disease Control 1053 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Georgian police 1053 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Georgian Orthodox Church 1053 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Lugar Lab 1053 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Ministry of education 1053 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - The government’s plan to gradually reduce restrictions on social and economic activity 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing formally employed people who lost their jobs during the pandemic a monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing income tax exemption for formally employed people making GEL 750 or less per month for six months 1053 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing socially vulnerable people with GEL 600 for the next six months 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - The decision to give self-employed individuals that lost their jobs 1 time compensation of 300 GEL 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Opening of Batumi and Kutaisi Approve/disapprove: Opening of Batumi and Kutaisi Approve/disapprove: Opening of Batumi and Kutaisi Approve/disapprove: Opening of Batumi and Kutaisi Approve/disapprove: Opening of Batumi and Kutaisi Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Opening of Batumi and Kutaisi 1053 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Lifting the ban on the use of cars Approve/disapprove: Lifting the ban on the use of cars Approve/disapprove: Lifting the ban on the use of cars Approve/disapprove: Lifting the ban on the use of cars Approve/disapprove: Lifting the ban on the use of cars Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Lifting the ban on the use of cars 1053 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Allowing international tourism to start from July 1 Approve/disapprove: Allowing international tourism to start from July 1 Approve/disapprove: Allowing international tourism to start from July 1 Approve/disapprove: Allowing international tourism to start from July 1 Approve/disapprove: Allowing international tourism to start from July 1 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing international tourism to start from July 1 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Allowing domestic tourism to open from June 15 Approve/disapprove: Allowing domestic tourism to open from June 15 Approve/disapprove: Allowing domestic tourism to open from June 15 Approve/disapprove: Allowing domestic tourism to open from June 15 Approve/disapprove: Allowing domestic tourism to open from June 15 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing domestic tourism to open from June 15 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing the loans of large hotels Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing the loans of large hotels Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing the loans of large hotels Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing the loans of large hotels Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing the loans of large hotels Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Subsidizing the loans of large hotels 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Exempting tourism companies from income tax Approve/disapprove: Exempting tourism companies from income tax Approve/disapprove: Exempting tourism companies from income tax Approve/disapprove: Exempting tourism companies from income tax Approve/disapprove: Exempting tourism companies from income tax Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Exempting tourism companies from income tax until the end of the year 1053 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing utility payments Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing utility payments Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing utility payments Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing utility payments Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing utility payments Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Subsidizing utility payments 1053 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve How closely have you been following news about Covid-19? How closely have you been following news about Covid-19? How closely have you been following news about Covid-19? How closely have you been following news about Covid-19? How closely have you been following news about Covid-19? Information sources M1. How closely have you been following news about Covid-19? 1053 -1 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very closely 2 Fairly closely 3 Not too closely 4 Not at all closely COVID-19 info source: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels 1053 -7 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Talk shows at Georgian TV channels 1053 -7 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Georgian-language news websites COVID-19 info source: Georgian-language news websites COVID-19 info source: Georgian-language news websites COVID-19 info source: Georgian-language news websites COVID-19 info source: Georgian-language news websites Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Georgian-language news websites 1053 -7 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Russian TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Russian TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Russian TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Russian TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Russian TV channels and news websites Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Russian TV channels and news websites 1053 -7 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Western TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Western TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Western TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Western TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Western TV channels and news websites Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Western TV channels and news websites 1053 -7 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Government website STOPCOV.GE COVID-19 info source: Government website STOPCOV.GE COVID-19 info source: Government website STOPCOV.GE COVID-19 info source: Government website STOPCOV.GE COVID-19 info source: Government website STOPCOV.GE Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Government website STOPCOV.GE 1053 -7 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Your friends, neighbors, and family members COVID-19 info source: Your friends, neighbors, and family members COVID-19 info source: Your friends, neighbors, and family members COVID-19 info source: Your friends, neighbors, and family members COVID-19 info source: Your friends, neighbors, and family members Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Your friends, neighbors, and family members 1053 -7 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. COVID-19 info source: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. COVID-19 info source: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. COVID-19 info source: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. COVID-19 info source: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Social media, such as Facebook, Instagram, Odnoklassniki and etc. 1053 -7 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all Trustworthiness of news from: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels 1053 -7 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Talk shows at Georgian TV channels 1053 -7 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Georgian-language news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Georgian-language news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Georgian-language news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Georgian-language news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Georgian-language news websites Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Georgian-language news websites 1053 -7 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Russian TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Russian TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Russian TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Russian TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Russian TV channels and news websites Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Russian TV channels and news websites 1053 -7 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Western TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Western TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Western TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Western TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Western TV channels and news websites Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Western TV channels and news websites 1053 -7 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Government website STOPCOV.GE Trustworthiness of news from: Government website STOPCOV.GE Trustworthiness of news from: Government website STOPCOV.GE Trustworthiness of news from: Government website STOPCOV.GE Trustworthiness of news from: Government website STOPCOV.GE Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Government website STOPCOVID.GE 1053 -7 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Your friends, neighbors, and family members Trustworthiness of news from: Your friends, neighbors, and family members Trustworthiness of news from: Your friends, neighbors, and family members Trustworthiness of news from: Your friends, neighbors, and family members Trustworthiness of news from: Your friends, neighbors, and family members Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Your friends, neighbors, and family members 1053 -7 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. Trustworthiness of news from: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. Trustworthiness of news from: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. Trustworthiness of news from: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. Trustworthiness of news from: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Social media, such as Facebook, Instagram, Odnoklassniki and etc. 1053 -7 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Assessment of news and information about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia Assessment of news and information about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia Assessment of news and information about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia Assessment of news and information about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia Assessment of news and information about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia Information sources M4. When you get news and information about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia, do you generally find it … 1053 -7 2 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer 1 Difficult to determine what is true and what is not 2 Easy to determine what is true and what is not Share of news&info about the COVID-19 outbreak in Georgia seemed made up Share of news&info about the COVID-19 outbreak in Georgia seemed made up Share of news&info about the COVID-19 outbreak in Georgia seemed made up Share of news&info about the COVID-19 outbreak in Georgia seemed made up Share of news&info about the COVID-19 outbreak in Georgia seemed made up Information sources M5. How much, if any, news and information have you seen or heard about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia that seemed completely made up? 1053 -7 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all 2 Not much 3 Some 4 A lot Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Details about the virus Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Details about the virus Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Details about the virus Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Details about the virus Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Details about the virus Information sources M6. What is a specific story or claim you saw about the coronavirus outbreak that seemed completely made up? Please be as specific as possible. - Details about the virus 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Magnitude of risk Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Magnitude of risk Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Magnitude of risk Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Magnitude of risk Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Magnitude of risk Information sources M6. What is a specific story or claim you saw about the coronavirus outbreak that seemed completely made up? Please be as specific as possible. - Magnitude of risk 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Politicians' response Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Politicians' response Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Politicians' response Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Politicians' response Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Politicians' response Information sources M6. What is a specific story or claim you saw about the coronavirus outbreak that seemed completely made up? Please be as specific as possible. - Politicians’ response 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Surrounding events and actions Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Surrounding events and actions Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Surrounding events and actions Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Surrounding events and actions Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Surrounding events and actions Information sources M6. What is a specific story or claim you saw about the coronavirus outbreak that seemed completely made up? Please be as specific as possible. - Surrounding events and actions 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other Information sources M6. What is a specific story or claim you saw about the coronavirus outbreak that seemed completely made up? Please be as specific as possible. - Other 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other specified Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other specified Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other specified Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other specified Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other specified Information sources M6. What is a specific story or claim you saw about the coronavirus outbreak that seemed completely made up? Please be as specific as possible. - Other specify 1053 -9 49 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 If it is permited to church, why is is not permited to anyone else 2 COVID-19 was speard by laboratory worker 3 Only 2 people are permited in the car 4 Earning easy money 5 Population attitudes in Marneuli 6 Thermal screening 7 Drinking hot water to prevent COVID-19 8 The lady infected monks in the tample 9 5G causing COVID-19 10 COVID-19 is artificially created 11 COVID-19 is chemical weapon 12 COVID-19 is transmitted via products 13 COVID-19 is was spread before it was announced 14 Maria Zakharova claim that virus was invented in Lugar Lab 15 The preasure on the church during the easter 16 Politicians will use it for the elections 17 Many false info on russian web-pages 18 Too strict prohibitions 19 Was created in China and was spread from here 20 Lugar lab is spreading the virus 21 COVID-19 is artificially created and it is not dangerous 22 Alcohol prevents COVID-19 23 Eating a bat was reason for COVID-19 outbreak 24 COVID-19 is transmitted via animals 25 The death rates are exaggerated 26 It is not true 27 It natural event 28 How to get social assistance 29 COVID-19 is dying on high temperature 30 False information about Marneuli 31 Georgian doctor said it is a natural event 32 Government was right 33 Impact of different technologies 34 Public gatherings are forbidden for ordinary people, but not for politicians and ordinary people 35 Law enforcement have poor means of prevention 36 COVID-19 will spread in all regions 37 Changing the rule of communion 38 Causes of spreading COVID-19 39 Number of recovered patients 40 It is linked to elections 41 The death of elderly people are falsely blamed on COVID-19 42 Something related to chips 43 One doctor was falsely thought to be COVID-19 positive 44 The three man rule is exaggerated 45 It is economic war 46 Fakenews 47 USA created COVID-19 to kill chinese 48 The false information about the durgs our doctors are using 49 Number of infected Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - Social distancing, the practice of avoiding people, can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: Older are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 True/False: Older are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 True/False: Older are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 True/False: Older are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 True/False: Older are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - Older people are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from coronavirus 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1_W2. Please tell me whether you agree or disagree with the following statements – Strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree? - It is more important to wait for the Coronavirus to subside than to open up the economy 1053 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly agree The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1_W2. Please tell me whether you agree or disagree with the following statements – Strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree? - The economic costs of the Coronavirus are worse than the virus itself 1053 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly agree Last week: Gone to socialize at someone’s house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone’s house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone’s house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone’s house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone’s house Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Gone to socialize at someone’s house? 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Spent time with people outside the home? 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Purchased more food and supplies than normal? 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Left home to go to work Last week: Left home to go to work Last week: Left home to go to work Last week: Left home to go to work Last week: Left home to go to work Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Left home to go to work? 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Engaged in agricultural work? 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Got a new job? 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working after having lost a job or otherwise temporarily stopped working as a result of the covid-19 virus. 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH5_W2: How long do you think the Corona Virus Crisis will last? 1053 -9 36 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 16 18 24 36 How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH6_W2: How long are you prepared to wait for the Corona Virus to subside before going back to your normal life? 1053 -9 12 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 How confident would you say you are in what you know about Covid-19? How confident would you say you are in what you know about Covid-19? How confident would you say you are in what you know about Covid-19? How confident would you say you are in what you know about Covid-19? How confident would you say you are in what you know about Covid-19? Correction on misinformation M7. Overall how confident would you say you are in what you know about Covid-19. Are you… 1053 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not too confident 2 Somewhat confident 3 Very confident 4 Absolutely confident Experimental groups Experimental groups Experimental groups Experimental groups Experimental groups 1053 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Control 2 Treatment 1 (Simple correction) 3 Treatment 2 (Simple correction with a medic as a messenger) 4 Treatment 3 (Simple correction with the government as a messenger) How certain are you tha COVID-19 is not deadlier than the seasonal flu? How certain are you tha COVID-19 is not deadlier than the seasonal flu? How certain are you tha COVID-19 is not deadlier than the seasonal flu? How certain are you tha COVID-19 is not deadlier than the seasonal flu? How certain are you tha COVID-19 is not deadlier than the seasonal flu? Correction on misinformation M9. How certain would you say you are in the fact that Covid-19 is not deadlier than the seasonal flu? 1053 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not too certain 2 Somewhat certain 3 Very certain 4 Absolutely certain Benefited from: Monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months because of lost job Benefited from: Monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months because of lost job Benefited from: Monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months because of lost job Benefited from: Monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months because of lost job Benefited from: Monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months because of lost job Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - Monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months because of a lost job 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: Income tax exemption for formal. employed making GEL 750 or less Benefited from: Income tax exemption for formal. employed making GEL 750 or less Benefited from: Income tax exemption for formal. employed making GEL 750 or less Benefited from: Income tax exemption for formal. employed making GEL 750 or less Benefited from: Income tax exemption for formal. employed making GEL 750 or less Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - Income tax exemption for formally employed people making GEL 750 or less per month for six months 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: One-time payment of GEL 300 for self-employed who lost income Benefited from: One-time payment of GEL 300 for self-employed who lost income Benefited from: One-time payment of GEL 300 for self-employed who lost income Benefited from: One-time payment of GEL 300 for self-employed who lost income Benefited from: One-time payment of GEL 300 for self-employed who lost income Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - One-time payment of GEL 300 for self-employed people who lost income 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: GEL 600 for socially vulnerable people during next 6 month Benefited from: GEL 600 for socially vulnerable people during next 6 month Benefited from: GEL 600 for socially vulnerable people during next 6 month Benefited from: GEL 600 for socially vulnerable people during next 6 month Benefited from: GEL 600 for socially vulnerable people during next 6 month Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - GEL 600 for socially vulnerable people during next 6 month 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: Subsidies on utility payments Benefited from: Subsidies on utility payments Benefited from: Subsidies on utility payments Benefited from: Subsidies on utility payments Benefited from: Subsidies on utility payments Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - Subsidies on utility payments 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: Relief on loan payments Benefited from: Relief on loan payments Benefited from: Relief on loan payments Benefited from: Relief on loan payments Benefited from: Relief on loan payments Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - Relief on loan payments 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: Other Benefited from: Other Benefited from: Other Benefited from: Other Benefited from: Other Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - Other 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: Other specified Benefited from: Other specified Benefited from: Other specified Benefited from: Other specified Benefited from: Other specified Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - Other specify 1053 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Products 2 180 GEL assistance from city hall for a family member with disabilities 3 Social subsistence for mountainous and conflict regions 4 Increased pension Does anyone in your household engage in agricultural activities? Does anyone in your household engage in agricultural activities? Does anyone in your household engage in agricultural activities? Does anyone in your household engage in agricultural activities? Does anyone in your household engage in agricultural activities? Economy E8. Does anyone in your household engage in agricultural activities? 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 (Refuse to answer) -1 (Don’t know) No 1 Yes Has anyone from your household been able to perform agricultural activities? Has anyone from your household been able to perform agricultural activities? Has anyone from your household been able to perform agricultural activities? Has anyone from your household been able to perform agricultural activities? Has anyone from your household been able to perform agricultural activities? Economy E9. During the last month, have you or anyone from your household been able to perform normal activities on the farm or for raising livestock? 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 (Refuse to answer) -1 (Don’t know) No 1 Yes Reasons not performing agr. activities: Advised to stay home Reasons not performing agr. activities: Advised to stay home Reasons not performing agr. activities: Advised to stay home Reasons not performing agr. activities: Advised to stay home Reasons not performing agr. activities: Advised to stay home Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Advised to stay home 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Reduced availability of hired labor Reasons not performing agr. activities: Reduced availability of hired labor Reasons not performing agr. activities: Reduced availability of hired labor Reasons not performing agr. activities: Reduced availability of hired labor Reasons not performing agr. activities: Reduced availability of hired labor Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Reduced availability of hired labor 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Restrictions on movement/travel Reasons not performing agr. activities: Restrictions on movement/travel Reasons not performing agr. activities: Restrictions on movement/travel Reasons not performing agr. activities: Restrictions on movement/travel Reasons not performing agr. activities: Restrictions on movement/travel Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Restrictions on movement/travel 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to acquire / transport inputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to acquire / transport inputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to acquire / transport inputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to acquire / transport inputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to acquire / transport inputs Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Unable to acquire / transport inputs 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to sell / transport outputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to sell / transport outputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to sell / transport outputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to sell / transport outputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to sell / transport outputs Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Unable to sell / transport outputs 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Need to care for ill family member Reasons not performing agr. activities: Need to care for ill family member Reasons not performing agr. activities: Need to care for ill family member Reasons not performing agr. activities: Need to care for ill family member Reasons not performing agr. activities: Need to care for ill family member Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Need to care for ill family member 1053 -9 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Other 1053 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other specified Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other specified Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other specified Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other specified Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other specified Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Other 1053 -9 6 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Had no time 2 Had no money 3 High prices on necessary products 4 The agricultural season has not started yet 5 It was hard to hire agricultural technic 6 Do you expect a better, worse or a similar harvest the one you had last year? Do you expect a better, worse or a similar harvest the one you had last year? Do you expect a better, worse or a similar harvest the one you had last year? Do you expect a better, worse or a similar harvest the one you had last year? Do you expect a better, worse or a similar harvest the one you had last year? Economy E11. All things considered, do you expect a better harvest, a worse harvest, or a similar harvest to the one you had last year? 1053 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer 1 Worse 2 Similar 3 Better Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1053 1 3 -3 Interviewer error 1 Capital 2 Urban 3 Rural Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight 1053 873.634399414062 7199.13330078125 Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language 1053 1 4 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Georgian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Armenian 4 Russian 5 Other language Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 1053 1 7 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number does not exist 3 Number off 4 No one answers 5 Number busy 6 Answering machine 7 Other household member answering 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1053 2020-05-14 2020-05-15 2020-05-16 2020-05-17 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1053 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 1053 -7 3 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 1053 1959-12-25 2020-05-14 2020-05-15 2020-05-16 2020-05-17 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 1053 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 1053 -7 1 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 1053 1959-12-25 2020-05-14 2020-05-15 2020-05-16 2020-05-17 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 1053 1960-01-01 00:00:00 1960-01-01 12:17:00 1960-01-01 12:25:00 1960-01-01 12:40:00 1960-01-01 13:03:00 1960-01-01 13:30:00 1960-01-01 14:17:00 1960-01-01 14:25:00 1960-01-01 14:29:00 1960-01-01 14:58:00 1960-01-01 15:17:00 1960-01-01 15:58:00 1960-01-01 16:07:00 1960-01-01 17:18:00 1960-01-01 17:37:00 1960-01-01 21:40:00 Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date 1053 2020-05-14 2020-05-15 2020-05-16 2020-05-17 Interview start Interview start Interview start Interview start Interview start 1053 Interview end Interview end Interview end Interview end Interview end 1053 Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date 1053 2020-05-14 2020-05-15 2020-05-16 2020-05-17 Interviewing duration Interviewing duration Interviewing duration Interviewing duration Interviewing duration 1053 1960-01-01 00:04:00 1960-01-01 00:05:00 1960-01-01 00:06:00 1960-01-01 00:07:00 1960-01-01 00:08:00 1960-01-01 00:09:00 1960-01-01 00:10:00 1960-01-01 00:11:00 1960-01-01 00:12:00 1960-01-01 00:13:00 1960-01-01 00:14:00 1960-01-01 00:15:00 1960-01-01 00:16:00 1960-01-01 00:17:00 1960-01-01 00:18:00 1960-01-01 00:19:00 1960-01-01 00:20:00 1960-01-01 00:21:00 1960-01-01 00:22:00 1960-01-01 00:23:00 1960-01-01 00:24:00 1960-01-01 00:25:00 1960-01-01 00:26:00 1960-01-01 00:27:00 1960-01-01 00:28:00 1960-01-01 00:29:00 1960-01-01 00:30:00 1960-01-01 00:32:00 1960-01-01 00:33:00 1960-01-01 00:34:00 1960-01-01 00:35:00 1960-01-01 00:36:00 1960-01-01 00:39:00 1960-01-01 00:40:00 1960-01-01 00:43:00 1960-01-01 00:45:00 1960-01-01 00:47:00 Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code 1053 1201 9931 -3 Interviewer error 1201 1205 1403 1409 1411 1420 1421 1425 1436 1611 1650 1687 1701 1710 1716 1729 1738 1809 1818 1819 1828 1832 1833 1835 1838 1841 1842 1851 1869 1875 9901 9905 9906 9908 9909 9911 9915 9919 9924 9925 9927 9931 Region Region Region Region Region 1053 1 11 1 Tbilisi 2 Adjara 3 Guria 4 Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti 5 Imereti 6 Racha-Lechkhumi/lower Svaneti 7 Shida Kartli 8 Samtskhe-Javakheti 9 Kvemo Kartli 10 Mtskheta-Mtianeti 11 Kakheti 12 Other Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify 1053 -7 -7 -7 Legal skip -2 Refuse to specify 1 Abkhazia Case ID Case ID Case ID Case ID Case ID 1002 4 5561 Response Response Response Response Response 1002 1 1 Non response 1 Response Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex 1002 1 2 1 Male 2 Female Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age 1002 18 87 -2 Refuse to answer 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 87 Age group Age group Age group Age group Age group 1002 1 3 -3 Interviewer error 1 18-34 2 35-54 3 55+ Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance 1002 1 1 Case rejected 1 Case accepted Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) 1002 100 100 100 Complete interview 112 Interview was stopped 120 Incomplete interview 211 Respondent refused 233 Respondent does not speak interview language 290 Miscellaneous 312 Always busy (phone) 313 No answer (phone) 314 Answering machine, don't know if household (phone) 315 Call blocking (phone) 410 Respondent lives outside the sampled area 430 Non-working (disconnected phone) 450 Organization is using the number 470 Not elliglble 480 The quota is filled 999 Response disqualified (fraud) Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Demography D1. Let’s talk about your employment. Please tell me which corresponds to your situation the most. Please pick the activity which is primary for you. You are… 1002 -2 8 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Retired and not working 2 Student and not working 3 Housewife and not working 4 Unemployed 5 Full or part time employee 6 Self-employed 7 Disabled 8 Other Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Demography D2. Talking about your education, what is the highest level of education you have achieved so far? 1002 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Complete or incomplete basic education 2 Complete or incomplete secondary education 3 Vocational education 4 Incomplete higher education 5 Complete higher education Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Fridge 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Color TV 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - A smartphone 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Tablet computer 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automobile 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - AC 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automatic washing machine 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Computer (including a laptop) 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Hot water 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Central heating 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Demography D4. Were you or any of your household members displaced due to conflicts which occurred in Georgia since 1989? 1002 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? 1002 1 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Armenian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Georgian 4 Other Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? Other 1002 -7 17 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Arab 2 Assyrian 3 Ossetian 4 Kist 5 Russian 6 Ukrainian 7 Jew 8 Yezidi 9 Belarusian 10 Moldovan 11 Latvian 12 Ingiloy 13 Kurd 14 Greek 15 Lezgin 16 Turk 17 Georgian-Azerbaijani Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia 1002 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - President Salome Zourabichvili 1002 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - The Parliament of Georgia 1002 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of Your local government Rate the performance of Your local government Rate the performance of Your local government Rate the performance of Your local government Rate the performance of Your local government Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Your local government 1002 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of Doctors Rate the performance of Doctors Rate the performance of Doctors Rate the performance of Doctors Rate the performance of Doctors Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Doctors 1002 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of NCDC Rate the performance of NCDC Rate the performance of NCDC Rate the performance of NCDC Rate the performance of NCDC Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - The National Center for Disease Control 1002 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of Georgian police Rate the performance of Georgian police Rate the performance of Georgian police Rate the performance of Georgian police Rate the performance of Georgian police Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Georgian police 1002 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - The Georgian Orthodox Church 1002 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - The Lugar Lab 1002 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of Ministry of education Rate the performance of Ministry of education Rate the performance of Ministry of education Rate the performance of Ministry of education Rate the performance of Ministry of education Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Ministry of education 1002 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Providing assistance totaling GEL 200 per 1 hectar Providing assistance totaling GEL 200 per 1 hectar Providing assistance totaling GEL 200 per 1 hectar Providing assistance totaling GEL 200 per 1 hectar Providing assistance totaling GEL 200 per 1 hectar Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing assistance totaling GEL 200 per 1 hectar of agricultural land owned for farmers 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Lifting the ban on entering and exiting Tbilisi Lifting the ban on entering and exiting Tbilisi Lifting the ban on entering and exiting Tbilisi Lifting the ban on entering and exiting Tbilisi Lifting the ban on entering and exiting Tbilisi Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Lifting the ban on entering and exiting Tbilisi 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Gradually opening agricultural markets Gradually opening agricultural markets Gradually opening agricultural markets Gradually opening agricultural markets Gradually opening agricultural markets Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Gradually opening agricultural markets 1002 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Allowing construction activities to start after their closure Allowing construction activities to start after their closure Allowing construction activities to start after their closure Allowing construction activities to start after their closure Allowing construction activities to start after their closure Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing construction activities to start after their closure 1002 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Allowing manufacturing activities to start after their closure Allowing manufacturing activities to start after their closure Allowing manufacturing activities to start after their closure Allowing manufacturing activities to start after their closure Allowing manufacturing activities to start after their closure Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing manufacturing activities to start after their closure 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Opening outdoor recreational areas to the public Opening outdoor recreational areas to the public Opening outdoor recreational areas to the public Opening outdoor recreational areas to the public Opening outdoor recreational areas to the public Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Opening outdoor recreational areas to the public 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Allowing planned surgeries to start again Allowing planned surgeries to start again Allowing planned surgeries to start again Allowing planned surgeries to start again Allowing planned surgeries to start again Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing planned surgeries to start again 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Providing GEL 1 discounts on diesel for farmers Providing GEL 1 discounts on diesel for farmers Providing GEL 1 discounts on diesel for farmers Providing GEL 1 discounts on diesel for farmers Providing GEL 1 discounts on diesel for farmers Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing GEL 1 discounts on diesel for farmers 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Opening beauty salons from May 18 Opening beauty salons from May 18 Opening beauty salons from May 18 Opening beauty salons from May 18 Opening beauty salons from May 18 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Opening beauty salons from May 18 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Not extending the state of emergency beyond May 22 Not extending the state of emergency beyond May 22 Not extending the state of emergency beyond May 22 Not extending the state of emergency beyond May 22 Not extending the state of emergency beyond May 22 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Not extending the state of emergency beyond May 22 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Use of a mobile application for tracing COVID-19 contacts Use of a mobile application for tracing COVID-19 contacts Use of a mobile application for tracing COVID-19 contacts Use of a mobile application for tracing COVID-19 contacts Use of a mobile application for tracing COVID-19 contacts Institutional performance IP3_W4. Would approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Use of a mobile application for tracing COVID-19 contacts 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve Providing medical supplies to South Ossetia and Abkhazia Providing medical supplies to South Ossetia and Abkhazia Providing medical supplies to South Ossetia and Abkhazia Providing medical supplies to South Ossetia and Abkhazia Providing medical supplies to South Ossetia and Abkhazia Institutional performance IP3_W4. Would approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing medical supplies to South Ossetia and Abkhazia 1002 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Gone to socialize at someone’s house? 1002 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Spent time with people outside the home? 1002 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Purchased more food and supplies than normal? 1002 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working more hours than usual? 1002 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Got a new job? 1002 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working after having lost a job or otherwise temporarily stopped working as a result of the covid-19 virus. 1002 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? Economy E1A. During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Have you started working again? Have you started working again? Have you started working again? Have you started working again? Have you started working again? Economy 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus Economy E2. Household income is the total income of what all household members earn. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus? 1002 -9 12000 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 80 100 120 140 150 170 180 190 199 200 220 230 240 250 260 265 270 280 290 300 320 322 350 360 380 400 420 435 440 450 480 490 500 510 520 530 550 560 580 600 640 650 660 670 680 700 720 740 750 800 830 900 945 950 990 1000 1050 1100 1200 1260 1300 1320 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1820 1900 2000 2100 2500 2700 2800 3000 3100 3500 4000 4500 5000 8000 9000 10000 12000 HH monthly income in GEL in March HH monthly income in GEL in March HH monthly income in GEL in March HH monthly income in GEL in March HH monthly income in GEL in March Economy E3. Household income is the total income of what all household members earn. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in GEL in March? 1002 -9 50000 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 22 50 80 100 120 135 140 150 170 190 199 200 220 230 240 250 260 265 270 280 290 300 310 320 335 340 350 360 380 400 420 440 450 470 480 490 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 580 590 600 620 640 660 670 680 700 740 750 800 850 900 928 945 950 1000 1020 1200 1300 1400 1500 1800 2000 2100 2200 2400 2500 2800 3000 3500 4000 5000 8000 10000 50000 HH monthly income in GEL in April HH monthly income in GEL in April HH monthly income in GEL in April HH monthly income in GEL in April HH monthly income in GEL in April Economy E4A. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in GEL in April? 1002 -9 10000 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 22 50 80 100 120 123 135 140 150 170 180 190 199 200 220 230 240 250 260 265 270 280 290 300 320 335 340 350 360 380 400 410 420 440 450 470 480 490 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 580 590 600 620 640 660 670 680 700 740 750 800 850 900 928 945 950 1000 1020 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1800 2000 2100 2400 2500 2800 3000 3500 4000 5000 8000 10000 HH monthly income in GEL in May - expected HH monthly income in GEL in May - expected HH monthly income in GEL in May - expected HH monthly income in GEL in May - expected HH monthly income in GEL in May - expected Economy E5A. Please tell me, after taxes, what do you expect your household’s monthly income in GEL to be in May? 1002 -9 15000 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 22 50 80 100 120 135 140 150 170 180 199 200 205 220 230 240 250 260 265 270 280 290 300 320 335 340 350 380 400 420 440 450 460 480 490 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 580 590 600 620 640 650 660 670 680 700 740 750 800 850 900 920 928 945 950 1000 1020 1100 1120 1200 1220 1300 1400 1500 1600 1800 2000 2100 2400 2500 2800 3000 3500 4000 5000 8000 10000 15000 Not enough money to buy food last month Not enough money to buy food last month Not enough money to buy food last month Not enough money to buy food last month Not enough money to buy food last month Economy E6. Speaking about the last month, how often did you not have enough money to buy the food you or your family needed? Was it... 1002 -9 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Every day 2 Several times a week 3 Once a week 4 Less often 5 Never Student of higher education - Respondent Student of higher education - Respondent Student of higher education - Respondent Student of higher education - Respondent Student of higher education - Respondent Higher Education Institutions EDH1. Are you or do you have any family members that are students in a higher education or vocational education institution? 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Student of higher education - family member Student of higher education - family member Student of higher education - family member Student of higher education - family member Student of higher education - family member Higher Education Institutions EDH1. Are you or do you have any family members that are students in a higher education or vocational education institution? 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Student of vocational education - Respondent Student of vocational education - Respondent Student of vocational education - Respondent Student of vocational education - Respondent Student of vocational education - Respondent Higher Education Institutions EDH1. Are you or do you have any family members that are students in a higher education or vocational education institution? 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Student of vocational education - family member Student of vocational education - family member Student of vocational education - family member Student of vocational education - family member Student of vocational education - family member Higher Education Institutions EDH1. Are you or do you have any family members that are students in a higher education or vocational education institution? 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Does higher/vocational education institution provide distance learning? Does higher/vocational education institution provide distance learning? Does higher/vocational education institution provide distance learning? Does higher/vocational education institution provide distance learning? Does higher/vocational education institution provide distance learning? Higher Education Institutions EDH2. Does your/your family member’s higher/vocational education institution provide distance learning? 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Access to the distance based learning provided by your institution Access to the distance based learning provided by your institution Access to the distance based learning provided by your institution Access to the distance based learning provided by your institution Access to the distance based learning provided by your institution Higher Education Institutions EDH3. Are your/your family members able to access the distance based learning provided by your institution? 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Unable to access the distance learning services: Don't have internet access Unable to access the distance learning services: Don't have internet access Unable to access the distance learning services: Don't have internet access Unable to access the distance learning services: Don't have internet access Unable to access the distance learning services: Don't have internet access Higher Education Institutions ED3HA. Why are your/your family members unable to access the distance based learning services from your educational institution? - Don’t have internet access 1002 -9 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Unable to access the distance learning services: Have poor internet connection Unable to access the distance learning services: Have poor internet connection Unable to access the distance learning services: Have poor internet connection Unable to access the distance learning services: Have poor internet connection Unable to access the distance learning services: Have poor internet connection Higher Education Institutions ED3HA. Why are your/your family members unable to access the distance based learning services from your educational institution? - Have poor internet connection 1002 -9 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Unable to access the distance learning services: Other Unable to access the distance learning services: Other Unable to access the distance learning services: Other Unable to access the distance learning services: Other Unable to access the distance learning services: Other Higher Education Institutions ED3HA. Why are your/your family members unable to access the distance based learning services from your educational institution? - Other 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Unable to access the distance learning services: Other specified Unable to access the distance learning services: Other specified Unable to access the distance learning services: Other specified Unable to access the distance learning services: Other specified Unable to access the distance learning services: Other specified Higher Education Institutions ED3HA. Why are your/your family members unable to access the distance based learning services from your educational institution? - Other specify 1002 -9 2 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Because of work 2 Difficulty to understand lectures in Georgian Satisfied with the quality of online education Satisfied with the quality of online education Satisfied with the quality of online education Satisfied with the quality of online education Satisfied with the quality of online education Higher Education Institutions ED3HB. How satisfied or unsatisfied are your/your family members with the quality of online education at your vocational/higher education institution? Would you say you are very satisfied, satisfied, unsatisfied, or very unsatisfied? 1002 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very unsatisfied 2 Unsatisfied 3 Satisfied 4 Very satisfied Main benefits of distance learning: Save money on public transportation Main benefits of distance learning: Save money on public transportation Main benefits of distance learning: Save money on public transportation Main benefits of distance learning: Save money on public transportation Main benefits of distance learning: Save money on public transportation Higher Education Institutions EDH4. What are the main benefits of distance based learning for your/your family members as opposed to classroom based learning? - Save money on public transportation 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main benefits of distance learning: Save money from living in a cheaper location Main benefits of distance learning: Save money from living in a cheaper location Main benefits of distance learning: Save money from living in a cheaper location Main benefits of distance learning: Save money from living in a cheaper location Main benefits of distance learning: Save money from living in a cheaper location Higher Education Institutions EDH4. What are the main benefits of distance based learning for your/your family members as opposed to classroom based learning? - Save money from living in a cheaper location 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main benefits of distance learning: Learning materials are easier to access Main benefits of distance learning: Learning materials are easier to access Main benefits of distance learning: Learning materials are easier to access Main benefits of distance learning: Learning materials are easier to access Main benefits of distance learning: Learning materials are easier to access Higher Education Institutions EDH4. What are the main benefits of distance based learning for your/your family members as opposed to classroom based learning? - Learning materials are easier to access 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main benefits of distance learning: Save time by not going to the institution Main benefits of distance learning: Save time by not going to the institution Main benefits of distance learning: Save time by not going to the institution Main benefits of distance learning: Save time by not going to the institution Main benefits of distance learning: Save time by not going to the institution Higher Education Institutions EDH4. What are the main benefits of distance based learning for your/your family members as opposed to classroom based learning? - Save time by not going to the educational institution 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main benefits of distance learning: Other Main benefits of distance learning: Other Main benefits of distance learning: Other Main benefits of distance learning: Other Main benefits of distance learning: Other Higher Education Institutions EDH4. What are the main benefits of distance based learning for your/your family members as opposed to classroom based learning? - Other 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main benefits of distance learning: Other specified Main benefits of distance learning: Other specified Main benefits of distance learning: Other specified Main benefits of distance learning: Other specified Main benefits of distance learning: Other specified Higher Education Institutions EDH4. What are the main benefits of distance based learning for your/your family members as opposed to classroom based learning? - Other specify 1002 -9 8 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Healthcare protection 2 They have more freedom 3 Higher class enrolment 4 More time to study 5 Better class environment 6 Learning process was not postponed 7 Possibility to work parallel with studying 8 Usage of modern technologies Main disadvantages of distance learning: Hands on activities are not possible Main disadvantages of distance learning: Hands on activities are not possible Main disadvantages of distance learning: Hands on activities are not possible Main disadvantages of distance learning: Hands on activities are not possible Main disadvantages of distance learning: Hands on activities are not possible Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - Hands on activities are not possible 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main disadvantages of distance learning: Instructors have difficulty teaching Main disadvantages of distance learning: Instructors have difficulty teaching Main disadvantages of distance learning: Instructors have difficulty teaching Main disadvantages of distance learning: Instructors have difficulty teaching Main disadvantages of distance learning: Instructors have difficulty teaching Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - The instructors have difficulty teaching online 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main disadvantages of distance learning: Difficult to interact with instructor Main disadvantages of distance learning: Difficult to interact with instructor Main disadvantages of distance learning: Difficult to interact with instructor Main disadvantages of distance learning: Difficult to interact with instructor Main disadvantages of distance learning: Difficult to interact with instructor Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - It is difficult to interact with the instructor 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main disadvantages of distance learning: Harder to interact with classmates Main disadvantages of distance learning: Harder to interact with classmates Main disadvantages of distance learning: Harder to interact with classmates Main disadvantages of distance learning: Harder to interact with classmates Main disadvantages of distance learning: Harder to interact with classmates Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - It is harder to interact with classmates 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main disadvantages of distance learning: I find it harder to focus Main disadvantages of distance learning: I find it harder to focus Main disadvantages of distance learning: I find it harder to focus Main disadvantages of distance learning: I find it harder to focus Main disadvantages of distance learning: I find it harder to focus Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - I find it harder to focus 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - Other 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other specified Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other specified Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other specified Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other specified Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other specified Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - Other specify 1002 -9 9 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Problems with internet connection 2 Difficulty with accessing the materials 3 Technical problems with online programs 4 The quality of learning 5 Needs to use neighbor's computer 6 Problems with eyesight 7 Difficult to adapt 8 In the village there are electricity problems 9 Less funny Have your educational institution reduced fees or postponed payment? Have your educational institution reduced fees or postponed payment? Have your educational institution reduced fees or postponed payment? Have your educational institution reduced fees or postponed payment? Have your educational institution reduced fees or postponed payment? Higher Education Institutions EDH6. Have you or your family members’ educational institution reduced fees or postponed payment? 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in vocational education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in vocational education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in vocational education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in vocational education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in vocational education Higher Education Institutions EDH7. Did anyone in your household decide, after previously intending on attending, not to attend higher or vocational education because of the Coronavirus? Vocational education 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in higher education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in higher education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in higher education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in higher education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in higher education Higher Education Institutions EDH7. Did anyone in your household decide, after previously intending on attending, not to attend higher or vocational education because of the Coronavirus? Higher education 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Anyone in HH decided to stop attending vocational education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending vocational education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending vocational education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending vocational education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending vocational education Higher Education Institutions EDH8. Did anyone in your household decide to stop attending higher or vocational education permanently who was already enrolled because of the Coronavirus? Vocational education 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Anyone in HH decided to stop attending higher education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending higher education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending higher education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending higher education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending higher education Higher Education Institutions EDH8. Did anyone in your household decide to stop attending higher or vocational education permanently who was already enrolled because of the Coronavirus? Higher education 1002 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned To what extent are you satisfied with your life in general at the present time? To what extent are you satisfied with your life in general at the present time? To what extent are you satisfied with your life in general at the present time? To what extent are you satisfied with your life in general at the present time? To what extent are you satisfied with your life in general at the present time? Subjective well being SWB1. To what extent are you satisfied with your life in general at the present time? 1002 -9 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all satisfied 2 Less than satisfied 3 Both yes and no 4 Rather satisfied 5 Fully satisfied How worried are you about your household's finances in the next month? How worried are you about your household's finances in the next month? How worried are you about your household's finances in the next month? How worried are you about your household's finances in the next month? How worried are you about your household's finances in the next month? Subjective well being SWB5. How worried are you about your household’s finances in the next month? 1002 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very worried 2 Worried 3 Not worried 4 Not worried at all How worried are you that you/your family member might become ill from COVID-19? How worried are you that you/your family member might become ill from COVID-19? How worried are you that you/your family member might become ill from COVID-19? How worried are you that you/your family member might become ill from COVID-19? How worried are you that you/your family member might become ill from COVID-19? Subjective well being SWB6. How worried are you that you or someone in your immediate family might become seriously ill from coronavirus (COVID-19)? Would you say you are very worried, worried, not worried, or not worried at all? 1002 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very worried 2 Worried 3 Not worried 4 Not worried at all In the next 12 months you/your family will be… In the next 12 months you/your family will be… In the next 12 months you/your family will be… In the next 12 months you/your family will be… In the next 12 months you/your family will be… Subjective well being SWB7. Do you think that in the next 12 months you and your family will be better than today or worse? 1002 -9 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 You will live much worse 2 You will live somewhat worse 3 Nothing will change 4 You will live somewhat better 5 You will live much better Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1002 1 3 -3 Interviewer error 1 Capital 2 Urban 3 Rural Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight 1002 813.29833984375 6273.20068359375 Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language 1002 1 4 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Georgian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Armenian 4 Russian 5 Other language Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 1002 1 5 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number does not exist 3 Number off 4 No one answers 5 Number busy 6 Answering machine 7 Other household member answering 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1002 2020-05-21 2020-05-22 2020-05-23 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1002 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 1002 -7 4 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 1002 1959-12-25 2020-05-21 2020-05-22 2020-05-23 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 1002 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 1002 -7 1 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 1002 1959-12-25 2020-05-21 2020-05-22 2020-05-23 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 1002 1960-01-01 00:00:00 1960-01-01 11:49:00 1960-01-01 13:21:00 1960-01-01 13:38:00 1960-01-01 14:02:00 1960-01-01 14:11:00 1960-01-01 14:52:00 1960-01-01 15:14:00 1960-01-01 17:54:00 1960-01-01 18:06:00 1960-01-01 20:21:00 1960-01-01 20:46:00 1960-01-01 20:48:00 1960-01-01 21:39:00 Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date 1002 2020-05-21 2020-05-22 2020-05-23 Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time 1002 Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time 1002 Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date 1002 2020-05-21 2020-05-22 2020-05-23 1002 1960-01-01 00:03:00 1960-01-01 00:04:00 1960-01-01 00:05:00 1960-01-01 00:06:00 1960-01-01 00:07:00 1960-01-01 00:08:00 1960-01-01 00:09:00 1960-01-01 00:10:00 1960-01-01 00:11:00 1960-01-01 00:12:00 1960-01-01 00:13:00 1960-01-01 00:14:00 1960-01-01 00:15:00 1960-01-01 00:16:00 1960-01-01 00:17:00 1960-01-01 00:18:00 1960-01-01 00:19:00 1960-01-01 00:20:00 1960-01-01 00:21:00 1960-01-01 00:22:00 1960-01-01 00:23:00 1960-01-01 00:24:00 1960-01-01 00:25:00 1960-01-01 00:26:00 1960-01-01 00:28:00 1960-01-01 00:32:00 1960-01-01 00:37:00 1960-01-01 00:38:00 1960-01-01 00:43:00 Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code 1002 1201 9931 -3 Interviewer error 1201 1205 1207 1403 1409 1411 1420 1421 1425 1436 1611 1650 1687 1701 1710 1716 1729 1738 1809 1818 1819 1828 1832 1833 1835 1837 1838 1841 1842 1851 1869 1875 9901 9905 9906 9908 9909 9911 9915 9919 9924 9926 9927 9931 Region Region Region Region Region 1002 1 11 -3 Interviewer error 1 Tbilisi 2 Adjara 3 Guria 4 Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti 5 Imereti 6 Racha-Lechkhumi/lower Svaneti 7 Shida Kartli 8 Samtskhe-Javakheti 9 Kvemo Kartli 10 Mtskheta-Mtianeti 11 Kakheti 12 Other Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify 1002 -7 -7 -7 Legal skip -2 Refuse to specify 1 Abkhazia 2 Abroad 3 Russia Case ID Case ID Case ID Case ID Case ID 1036 23 6190 Response Response Response Response Response 1036 1 1 Non response 1 Response Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex 1036 1 2 1 Male 2 Female Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age 1036 18 99 -2 Refuse to answer 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 88 94 99 Age group Age group Age group Age group Age group 1036 1 3 -3 Interviewer error 1 18-34 2 35-54 3 55+ Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance 1036 1 1 Case rejected 1 Case accepted Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) 1036 100 100 100 Complete interview 112 Interview was stopped 120 Incomplete interview 211 Respondent refused 233 Respondent does not speak interview language 290 Miscellaneous 312 Always busy (phone) 313 No answer (phone) 314 Answering machine, don't know if household (phone) 315 Call blocking (phone) 410 Respondent lives outside the sampled area 430 Non-working (disconnected phone) 450 Organization is using the number 470 Not elliglble 480 The quota is filled 999 Response disqualified (fraud) Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Demography D1. Let’s talk about your employment. Please tell me which corresponds to your situation the most. Please pick the activity which is primary for you. You are… 1036 1 8 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Retired and not working 2 Student and not working 3 Housewife and not working 4 Unemployed 5 Full or part time employee 6 Self-employed 7 Disabled 8 Other Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Demography D2. Talking about your education, what is the highest level of education you have achieved so far? 1036 1 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Complete or incomplete basic education 2 Complete or incomplete secondary education 3 Vocational education 4 Incomplete higher education 5 Complete higher education Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Fridge 1036 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Color TV 1036 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - A smartphone 1036 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Tablet computer 1036 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automobile 1036 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - AC 1036 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automatic washing machine 1036 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Computer (including a laptop) 1036 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Hot water 1036 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Central heating 1036 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Demography D4. Were you or any of your household members displaced due to conflicts which occurred in Georgia since 1989? 1036 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes HH monetary income last month (GEL) HH monetary income last month (GEL) HH monetary income last month (GEL) HH monetary income last month (GEL) HH monetary income last month (GEL) Demography D5. Household income is the total income of what all household members earn. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in GEL in the last month? 1036 -2 24000 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 45 60 70 72 90 100 134 135 140 150 168 170 180 200 208 220 225 227 230 240 250 260 264 265 270 280 300 311 320 335 350 390 400 415 420 440 450 460 470 500 510 520 540 550 560 580 590 600 608 620 636 650 660 700 720 735 740 750 760 800 820 840 900 920 950 1000 1020 1100 1200 1260 1275 1300 1320 1360 1400 1500 1550 1600 1700 1800 2000 2100 2300 2500 3000 3500 3800 4000 5000 6000 8500 10000 15000 24000 Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? 1036 1 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Armenian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Georgian 4 Other Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? Other 1036 -7 21 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Arab 2 Assyrian 3 Ossetian 4 Kist 5 Russian 6 Ukrainian 7 Jew 8 Yezidi 9 Belarusian 10 Moldovan 11 Latvian 12 Ingiloy 13 Kurd 14 Greek 15 Lezgin 16 Turk 17 Georgian-Azerbaijani 18 English 19 German 20 Iranian 21 Polish Are there any children aged under 18 in your household? Are there any children aged under 18 in your household? Are there any children aged under 18 in your household? Are there any children aged under 18 in your household? Are there any children aged under 18 in your household? Demography D7. Are there any children aged under 18 in your household? 1036 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia 1036 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - President Salome Zourabichvili 1036 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - The Parliament of Georgia 1036 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of Your local government Rate the performance of Your local government Rate the performance of Your local government Rate the performance of Your local government Rate the performance of Your local government Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Your local government 1036 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of Doctors Rate the performance of Doctors Rate the performance of Doctors Rate the performance of Doctors Rate the performance of Doctors Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Doctors 1036 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of NCDC Rate the performance of NCDC Rate the performance of NCDC Rate the performance of NCDC Rate the performance of NCDC Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - The National Center for Disease Control 1036 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of Georgian police Rate the performance of Georgian police Rate the performance of Georgian police Rate the performance of Georgian police Rate the performance of Georgian police Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Georgian police 1036 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - The Georgian Orthodox Church 1036 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - The Lugar Lab 1036 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of Ministry of education Rate the performance of Ministry of education Rate the performance of Ministry of education Rate the performance of Ministry of education Rate the performance of Ministry of education Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Ministry of education 1036 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Lifting ban on limiting the number of people in cars (besides Taxi) to 3 Lifting ban on limiting the number of people in cars (besides Taxi) to 3 Lifting ban on limiting the number of people in cars (besides Taxi) to 3 Lifting ban on limiting the number of people in cars (besides Taxi) to 3 Lifting ban on limiting the number of people in cars (besides Taxi) to 3 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Lifting ban on limiting the number of people in cars (besides Taxi) to 3 1036 -1 1 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Lifting the ban on gatherings of more than 3 people Lifting the ban on gatherings of more than 3 people Lifting the ban on gatherings of more than 3 people Lifting the ban on gatherings of more than 3 people Lifting the ban on gatherings of more than 3 people Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Lifting the ban on gatherings of more than 3 people 1036 -1 1 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Limiting the number of people who can gather to 10 Limiting the number of people who can gather to 10 Limiting the number of people who can gather to 10 Limiting the number of people who can gather to 10 Limiting the number of people who can gather to 10 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Limiting the number of people who can gather to 10, despite lifting the 3 person ban 1036 -1 1 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve End of curfew starting the 23rd of May End of curfew starting the 23rd of May End of curfew starting the 23rd of May End of curfew starting the 23rd of May End of curfew starting the 23rd of May Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - End of curfew starting the 23rd of May 1036 -1 1 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Institutional performance IP3_W5. Would approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Wearing masks in public transport 1036 -1 1 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve Limiting the number of people allowed on public transport. Limiting the number of people allowed on public transport. Limiting the number of people allowed on public transport. Limiting the number of people allowed on public transport. Limiting the number of people allowed on public transport. Institutional performance IP3_W5. Would approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Limiting the number of people allowed on public transport 1036 -1 1 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If I vaccinate my child, it may create serious problems If I vaccinate my child, it may create serious problems If I vaccinate my child, it may create serious problems If I vaccinate my child, it may create serious problems If I vaccinate my child, it may create serious problems Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - If I vaccinate my child, it may create serious problems 1036 -2 4 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Vaccines are necessary to protect the health of young people Vaccines are necessary to protect the health of young people Vaccines are necessary to protect the health of young people Vaccines are necessary to protect the health of young people Vaccines are necessary to protect the health of young people Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Vaccines are necessary to protect the health of young people 1036 -1 4 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Vaccines do a good job in preventing the diseases they are intended to prevent Vaccines do a good job in preventing the diseases they are intended to prevent Vaccines do a good job in preventing the diseases they are intended to prevent Vaccines do a good job in preventing the diseases they are intended to prevent Vaccines do a good job in preventing the diseases they are intended to prevent Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Vaccines do a good job in preventing the diseases they are intended to prevent 1036 -1 4 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Vaccines are safe Vaccines are safe Vaccines are safe Vaccines are safe Vaccines are safe Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Vaccines are safe 1036 -2 4 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree If people do not get vaccinations, they may get a disease such as measles If people do not get vaccinations, they may get a disease such as measles If people do not get vaccinations, they may get a disease such as measles If people do not get vaccinations, they may get a disease such as measles If people do not get vaccinations, they may get a disease such as measles Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - If people do not get vaccinations, they may get a disease such as measles 1036 -2 4 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree If people do not get vaccinations, it can cause other people to get the disease If people do not get vaccinations, it can cause other people to get the disease If people do not get vaccinations, it can cause other people to get the disease If people do not get vaccinations, it can cause other people to get the disease If people do not get vaccinations, it can cause other people to get the disease Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - If people do not get vaccinations, it can cause other people to get the disease 1036 -1 4 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Vaccines cause autism Vaccines cause autism Vaccines cause autism Vaccines cause autism Vaccines cause autism Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Vaccines cause autism 1036 -2 4 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Infant immune systems can't handle as many vaccines as doctors give them Infant immune systems can't handle as many vaccines as doctors give them Infant immune systems can't handle as many vaccines as doctors give them Infant immune systems can't handle as many vaccines as doctors give them Infant immune systems can't handle as many vaccines as doctors give them Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Infant immune systems can’t handle as many vaccines as doctors give them 1036 -2 4 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity Natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity Natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity Natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity Natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity 1036 -1 4 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Vaccines contain unsafe toxins Vaccines contain unsafe toxins Vaccines contain unsafe toxins Vaccines contain unsafe toxins Vaccines contain unsafe toxins Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Vaccines contain unsafe toxins 1036 -1 4 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Vaccines aren't worth the risk Vaccines aren't worth the risk Vaccines aren't worth the risk Vaccines aren't worth the risk Vaccines aren't worth the risk Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Vaccines aren’t worth the risk 1036 -1 4 -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree If a COVID-19 vaccine was available in 6 months, would you want to receive it? If a COVID-19 vaccine was available in 6 months, would you want to receive it? If a COVID-19 vaccine was available in 6 months, would you want to receive it? If a COVID-19 vaccine was available in 6 months, would you want to receive it? If a COVID-19 vaccine was available in 6 months, would you want to receive it? Vaccination attitudes VAC2. If a Coronavirus vaccine was available in 6 months, would you want to receive it? 1036 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Why not? - Vaccines create larger health problems for people who receive them Why not? - Vaccines create larger health problems for people who receive them Why not? - Vaccines create larger health problems for people who receive them Why not? - Vaccines create larger health problems for people who receive them Why not? - Vaccines create larger health problems for people who receive them Vaccination attitudes VAC3. Why not? - Vaccines create larger health problems for the individual who receives them 1036 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Why not? - Vaccines are not effective at treating diseases Why not? - Vaccines are not effective at treating diseases Why not? - Vaccines are not effective at treating diseases Why not? - Vaccines are not effective at treating diseases Why not? - Vaccines are not effective at treating diseases Vaccination attitudes VAC3. Why not? - Vaccines are not effective at treating diseases 1036 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Why not? - The vaccine will not be thoroughly enough tested six months from now Why not? - The vaccine will not be thoroughly enough tested six months from now Why not? - The vaccine will not be thoroughly enough tested six months from now Why not? - The vaccine will not be thoroughly enough tested six months from now Why not? - The vaccine will not be thoroughly enough tested six months from now Vaccination attitudes VAC3. Why not? - The vaccine will not be thoroughly enough tested six months from now 1036 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Why not? - Other Why not? - Other Why not? - Other Why not? - Other Why not? - Other Vaccination attitudes VAC3. Why not? - 1036 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Why not? - Other specified Why not? - Other specified Why not? - Other specified Why not? - Other specified Why not? - Other specified Vaccination attitudes VAC3. Why not? - Other specify 1036 -9 15 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Do not trust vaccination 2 Do not want 3 Thinks threat of corona is exaggerated 4 Thinks own immune system is better enough to deal with COVID-19 5 Does not see the need of vaccination 6 Could not take it because health-related issues 7 Is pregnant 8 Has negative information about vaccine 9 Lack of information 10 Becuase of my age 11 They will use it to insert microchips 12 Everything is a god's grace 13 Not sure now, but may change mind and vaccinate 14 Alterntive ways of treatment are better 15 Afread of niddles Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Gone to socialize at someone’s house? 1036 -9 1 -9 Break off -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Spent time with people outside the home? 1036 -9 1 -9 Break off -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Purchased more food and supplies than normal? 1036 -9 1 -9 Break off -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working more hours than usual? 1036 -9 1 -9 Break off -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Got a new job? 1036 -9 1 -9 Break off -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working after having lost a job or otherwise temporarily stopped working as a result of the covid-19 virus. 1036 -9 1 -9 Break off -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago Economy CC1. Would you say that you and your family are better off or worse off financially than you were a year ago? 1036 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Worse off 2 The same 3 Better off HH better off or worse off financially a year from now HH better off or worse off financially a year from now HH better off or worse off financially a year from now HH better off or worse off financially a year from now HH better off or worse off financially a year from now Economy CC2. Now looking ahead - do you think that a year from now you and your family will be better off financially, worse off financially, or just about the same as now? 1036 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Worse off 2 The same 3 Better off During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially Economy CC3. Now turning to business conditions in the country as a whole - do you think that during the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially or neither good or bad? 1036 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Bad times 2 Neither good or bad 3 Good times Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Economy CC4. Looking ahead, which you would say is more likely to take place in the next five years for Georgia as a whole: 1036 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Continuous good times 2 Periods of widespread unemployment/depression 3 Things won't change It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? Economy CC5. Thinking about the big things people buy for their homes - such as furniture, a stove, a television. Generally speaking, do you think now is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? 1036 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Bad time 2 (Neither good nor bad) 3 Good time Government should be like a parent VS Government should be like an employee Government should be like a parent VS Government should be like an employee Government should be like a parent VS Government should be like an employee Government should be like a parent VS Government should be like an employee Government should be like a parent VS Government should be like an employee Democracy P8. Please tell me which of the following statements you agree with? 1036 -9 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Agree very strongly with Statement 1 2 Agree with Statement 1 3 Agree with Statement 2 4 Agree very strongly with Statement 2 5 Agree with neither In your opinion, how much of a democracy is Georgia today? In your opinion, how much of a democracy is Georgia today? In your opinion, how much of a democracy is Georgia today? In your opinion, how much of a democracy is Georgia today? In your opinion, how much of a democracy is Georgia today? Democracy P16. In your opinion, how much of a democracy is Georgia today? Is it … 1036 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not a democracy 2 A democracy but with major problems 3 A democracy but with minor problems 4 A full democracy Attitude towards democracy Attitude towards democracy Attitude towards democracy Attitude towards democracy Attitude towards democracy Democracy P17. Which of these three statements is closest to your opinion? 1036 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Democracy is preferable to any other kind of government. 2 In some circumstances, a non-democratic government can be preferable. 3 For someone like me, it doesn't matter what kind of government we have. Which political party is closest to you? Which political party is closest to you? Which political party is closest to you? Which political party is closest to you? Which political party is closest to you? Democracy P19. There are a number of political parties in Georgia. Which political party is closest to you? 1036 -9 12 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 No party -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Georgian Dream – Democratic Georgia 2 United National Movement 3 Movement for Liberty - European Georgia 4 Alliance of Patriots of Georgia 5 Georgian Labor Party 6 Democratic Movement – United Georgia 7 Political Platform - New Georgia 8 New Political Center - Girchi 9 Free Georgia 10 Lelo 11 Civic movement 12 Other Which political party is closest to you? - Other specified Which political party is closest to you? - Other specified Which political party is closest to you? - Other specified Which political party is closest to you? - Other specified Which political party is closest to you? - Other specified Democracy P19. There are a number of political parties in Georgia. Which political party is closest to you? Other 1036 -9 10 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 All oppositional parties 2 Pro-western oppositional parties 3 United opposion 4 Social Democrates 5 Conservative party 6 Republican party 7 Gedevadn Popkhadze party 8 Communist party 9 Does not matter 10 Who will help people Threat experiment groups Threat experiment groups Threat experiment groups Threat experiment groups Threat experiment groups 1036 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Control 2 Treatment 1 (Healthcare threat) 3 Treatment 2 (Economic threat) Personally, how worried are you about [treatment 1 or 2]? Personally, how worried are you about [treatment 1 or 2]? Personally, how worried are you about [treatment 1 or 2]? Personally, how worried are you about [treatment 1 or 2]? Personally, how worried are you about [treatment 1 or 2]? 1036 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 Not asked - control group -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not worried at all 2 Not worried 3 Worried 4 Very worried Restricting rights of citizens without asking parliament to overcome crisis Restricting rights of citizens without asking parliament to overcome crisis Restricting rights of citizens without asking parliament to overcome crisis Restricting rights of citizens without asking parliament to overcome crisis Restricting rights of citizens without asking parliament to overcome crisis Experiment O_1. To what extent is it acceptable or unacceptable for the government to decide to restrict the rights of citizens without asking parliament to bring the country out of the crisis? Is it… 1036 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Totally unacceptable 2 Unacceptable 3 Acceptable 4 Totally acceptable Publicly criticize the government regarding over how to overcome the crisis Publicly criticize the government regarding over how to overcome the crisis Publicly criticize the government regarding over how to overcome the crisis Publicly criticize the government regarding over how to overcome the crisis Publicly criticize the government regarding over how to overcome the crisis Experiment O_2 To what extent is it acceptable or unacceptable to publicly criticize the government regarding over how to overcome the crisis? Is it… 1036 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Totally unacceptable 2 Unacceptable 3 Acceptable 4 Totally acceptable Having strong and purposeful leader who decides what needs to be done Having strong and purposeful leader who decides what needs to be done Having strong and purposeful leader who decides what needs to be done Having strong and purposeful leader who decides what needs to be done Having strong and purposeful leader who decides what needs to be done Experiment O_3. To what extent is it acceptable or unacceptable for a country to have a strong and purposeful leader who decides for him/herself what needs to be done to pull the country out of the crisis? Is it… 1036 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Totally unacceptable 2 Unacceptable 3 Acceptable 4 Totally acceptable If government solves crisis successfully doesn't matter having official position If government solves crisis successfully doesn't matter having official position If government solves crisis successfully doesn't matter having official position If government solves crisis successfully doesn't matter having official position If government solves crisis successfully doesn't matter having official position Experiment O_4. To what extent is it acceptable or unacceptable that insofar as the government can solve the crisis successfully, it does not matter whether the decision-makers have an official position or not? Is it… 1036 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Totally unacceptable 2 Unacceptable 3 Acceptable 4 Totally acceptable Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1036 1 3 -3 Interviewer error 1 Capital 2 Urban 3 Rural Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight 1036 1164.23693847656 7909.5634765625 Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language 1036 1 4 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Georgian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Armenian 4 Russian 5 Other language Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 1036 1 7 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number does not exist 3 Number off 4 No one answers 5 Number busy 6 Answering machine 7 Other household member answering 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1036 2020-05-28 2020-05-29 2020-05-30 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1036 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 1036 -7 4 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 1036 1959-12-25 2020-05-28 2020-05-29 2020-05-30 2020-05-31 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 1036 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 1036 -7 1 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 1036 1959-12-25 2020-05-28 2020-05-29 2020-05-30 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 1036 1960-01-01 00:00:00 1960-01-01 10:03:00 1960-01-01 12:04:00 1960-01-01 12:09:00 1960-01-01 12:19:00 1960-01-01 12:20:00 1960-01-01 13:28:00 1960-01-01 13:33:00 1960-01-01 14:14:00 1960-01-01 14:29:00 1960-01-01 14:36:00 1960-01-01 14:45:00 1960-01-01 14:59:00 1960-01-01 16:08:00 1960-01-01 16:15:00 1960-01-01 16:22:00 1960-01-01 16:48:00 1960-01-01 17:13:00 1960-01-01 17:18:00 1960-01-01 17:21:00 1960-01-01 19:02:00 1960-01-01 19:08:00 1960-01-01 19:16:00 1960-01-01 20:17:00 1960-01-01 20:34:00 1960-01-01 20:40:00 1960-01-01 20:53:00 Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date 1036 2020-05-28 2020-05-29 2020-05-30 2020-05-31 Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time 1036 Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time 1036 Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date 1036 2020-05-28 2020-05-29 2020-05-30 2020-05-31 1036 1960-01-01 00:04:00 1960-01-01 00:05:00 1960-01-01 00:06:00 1960-01-01 00:07:00 1960-01-01 00:08:00 1960-01-01 00:09:00 1960-01-01 00:10:00 1960-01-01 00:11:00 1960-01-01 00:12:00 1960-01-01 00:13:00 1960-01-01 00:14:00 1960-01-01 00:15:00 1960-01-01 00:16:00 1960-01-01 00:17:00 1960-01-01 00:18:00 1960-01-01 00:19:00 1960-01-01 00:20:00 1960-01-01 00:21:00 1960-01-01 00:22:00 1960-01-01 00:23:00 1960-01-01 00:24:00 1960-01-01 00:25:00 1960-01-01 00:26:00 1960-01-01 00:27:00 1960-01-01 00:28:00 1960-01-01 00:29:00 1960-01-01 00:30:00 1960-01-01 00:31:00 1960-01-01 00:32:00 1960-01-01 00:33:00 1960-01-01 00:34:00 1960-01-01 00:35:00 1960-01-01 00:43:00 1960-01-01 00:45:00 1960-01-01 00:46:00 1960-01-01 00:47:00 1960-01-01 00:50:00 1960-01-01 00:58:00 Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code 1036 1201 9931 -3 Interviewer error 1201 1205 1207 1403 1409 1411 1420 1421 1425 1436 1611 1650 1701 1710 1716 1729 1738 1809 1818 1819 1828 1832 1833 1835 1837 1838 1841 1842 1851 1869 1875 9901 9902 9905 9906 9908 9909 9911 9915 9919 9927 9931 Region Region Region Region Region 1036 1 11 -3 Interviewer error 1 Tbilisi 2 Adjara 3 Guria 4 Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti 5 Imereti 6 Racha-Lechkhumi/lower Svaneti 7 Shida Kartli 8 Samtskhe-Javakheti 9 Kvemo Kartli 10 Mtskheta-Mtianeti 11 Kakheti 12 Other Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify 1036 -7 -7 -7 Legal skip -2 Refuse to specify 1 Abkhazia 2 Abroad 3 Russia 4 Italy Case ID Case ID Case ID Case ID Case ID 1095 1 6140 Response Response Response Response Response 1095 1 1 Non response 1 Response Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex 1095 1 2 1 Male 2 Female Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age 1095 18 90 -2 Refuse to answer 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 89 90 Age group Age group Age group Age group Age group 1095 1 3 -3 Interviewer error 1 18-34 2 35-54 3 55+ Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance 1095 1 1 Case rejected 1 Case accepted Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) 1095 100 100 100 Complete interview 112 Interview was stopped 120 Incomplete interview 211 Respondent refused 233 Respondent does not speak interview language 290 Miscellaneous 312 Always busy (phone) 313 No answer (phone) 314 Answering machine, don't know if household (phone) 315 Call blocking (phone) 410 Respondent lives outside the sampled area 430 Non-working (disconnected phone) 450 Organization is using the number 470 Not elliglble 480 The quota is filled 999 Response disqualified (fraud) Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Demography D1. Let’s talk about your employment. Please tell me which corresponds to your situation the most. Please pick the activity which is primary for you. You are… 1095 1 8 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Retired and not working 2 Student and not working 3 Housewife and not working 4 Unemployed 5 Full or part time employee 6 Self-employed 7 Disabled 8 Other Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Demography D2. Talking about your education, what is the highest level of education you have achieved so far? 1095 -2 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Complete or incomplete basic education 2 Complete or incomplete secondary education 3 Vocational education 4 Incomplete higher education 5 Complete higher education Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Fridge 1095 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Color TV 1095 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - A smartphone 1095 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Tablet computer 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automobile 1095 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - AC 1095 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automatic washing machine 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Computer (including a laptop) 1095 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Hot water 1095 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Central heating 1095 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Demography D4. Were you or any of your household members displaced due to conflicts which occurred in Georgia since 1989? 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? 1095 1 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Armenian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Georgian 4 Other Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? Other 1095 -7 21 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Arab 2 Assyrian 3 Ossetian 4 Kist 5 Russian 6 Ukrainian 7 Jew 8 Yezidi 9 Belarusian 10 Moldovan 11 Latvian 12 Ingiloy 13 Kurd 14 Greek 15 Lezgin 16 Turk 17 Georgian-Azerbaijani 18 English 19 German 20 Iranian 21 Polish Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia 1095 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - President Salome Zourabichvili 1095 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Parliament of Georgia 1095 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Your local government 1095 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Doctors 1095 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The National Center for Disease Control 1095 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Georgian police 1095 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Georgian Orthodox Church 1095 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Lugar Lab 1095 -2 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Ministry of education 1095 -1 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Restarting public transportation from 29 May Restarting public transportation from 29 May Restarting public transportation from 29 May Restarting public transportation from 29 May Restarting public transportation from 29 May Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Restarting public transportation from 29 May 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Wearing masks in public transport 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Restoring intercity public transportation from 8 June. Restoring intercity public transportation from 8 June. Restoring intercity public transportation from 8 June. Restoring intercity public transportation from 8 June. Restoring intercity public transportation from 8 June. Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Restoring intercity public transportation from 8 June 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Allowing restaurants which have outside dining areas to operate from 1 June Allowing restaurants which have outside dining areas to operate from 1 June Allowing restaurants which have outside dining areas to operate from 1 June Allowing restaurants which have outside dining areas to operate from 1 June Allowing restaurants which have outside dining areas to operate from 1 June Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing restaurants which have outside dining areas to resume operating from 1 June 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Allowing from 1 June shopping centers and indoor and outdoor markets, to reopen. Allowing from 1 June shopping centers and indoor and outdoor markets, to reopen. Allowing from 1 June shopping centers and indoor and outdoor markets, to reopen. Allowing from 1 June shopping centers and indoor and outdoor markets, to reopen. Allowing from 1 June shopping centers and indoor and outdoor markets, to reopen. Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing from 1 June shopping centers and indoor and outdoor markets, to reopen 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Allowing hotels to resume working from 8 June. Allowing hotels to resume working from 8 June. Allowing hotels to resume working from 8 June. Allowing hotels to resume working from 8 June. Allowing hotels to resume working from 8 June. Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing hotels to resume working from 8 June 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Subsidizing mortgages taken from June 1 Subsidizing mortgages taken from June 1 Subsidizing mortgages taken from June 1 Subsidizing mortgages taken from June 1 Subsidizing mortgages taken from June 1 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Subsidizing mortgages taken from June 1 1095 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Do you think the pace of easing restrictions is… Do you think the pace of easing restrictions is… Do you think the pace of easing restrictions is… Do you think the pace of easing restrictions is… Do you think the pace of easing restrictions is… Institutional performance IP5. Do you think the pace of easing restrictions is too fast, too slow, or about right? 1095 -2 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Too fast 2 Too slow 3 About right 6 months from now: Going to restaurants 6 months from now: Going to restaurants 6 months from now: Going to restaurants 6 months from now: Going to restaurants 6 months from now: Going to restaurants The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Going to restaurants 1095 -2 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More 6 months from now: Going to movies, concerts, the theatre, etc 6 months from now: Going to movies, concerts, the theatre, etc 6 months from now: Going to movies, concerts, the theatre, etc 6 months from now: Going to movies, concerts, the theatre, etc 6 months from now: Going to movies, concerts, the theatre, etc The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Going to movies, concerts, the theatre, and other entertainment venues 1095 -2 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More 6 months from now: Spending time with friends in public places 6 months from now: Spending time with friends in public places 6 months from now: Spending time with friends in public places 6 months from now: Spending time with friends in public places 6 months from now: Spending time with friends in public places The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Spending time with friends in public places 1095 -2 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More 6 months from now: Shopping in person 6 months from now: Shopping in person 6 months from now: Shopping in person 6 months from now: Shopping in person 6 months from now: Shopping in person The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Shopping in person 1095 -2 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More 6 months from now: Travelling within the country 6 months from now: Travelling within the country 6 months from now: Travelling within the country 6 months from now: Travelling within the country 6 months from now: Travelling within the country The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Travelling within the country 1095 -2 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More 6 months from now: Travelling outside the country 6 months from now: Travelling outside the country 6 months from now: Travelling outside the country 6 months from now: Travelling outside the country 6 months from now: Travelling outside the country The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Travelling outside the country 1095 -2 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More 6 months from now: Shopping online 6 months from now: Shopping online 6 months from now: Shopping online 6 months from now: Shopping online 6 months from now: Shopping online The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Shopping online 1095 -2 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More If COVID-19 re-emerges: Making it mandatory to wear masks in closed places If COVID-19 re-emerges: Making it mandatory to wear masks in closed places If COVID-19 re-emerges: Making it mandatory to wear masks in closed places If COVID-19 re-emerges: Making it mandatory to wear masks in closed places If COVID-19 re-emerges: Making it mandatory to wear masks in closed places The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Making it mandatory for all people to wear masks in closed places 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping all flights into and out of the country If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping all flights into and out of the country If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping all flights into and out of the country If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping all flights into and out of the country If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping all flights into and out of the country The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Stopping all flights into and out of the country 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping public transport If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping public transport If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping public transport If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping public transport If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping public transport The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Stopping public transport 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Banning movement in and out of major cities If COVID-19 re-emerges: Banning movement in and out of major cities If COVID-19 re-emerges: Banning movement in and out of major cities If COVID-19 re-emerges: Banning movement in and out of major cities If COVID-19 re-emerges: Banning movement in and out of major cities The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Banning movement in and out of major cities 1095 -1 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Shutting down all non-essential businesses If COVID-19 re-emerges: Shutting down all non-essential businesses If COVID-19 re-emerges: Shutting down all non-essential businesses If COVID-19 re-emerges: Shutting down all non-essential businesses If COVID-19 re-emerges: Shutting down all non-essential businesses The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Shutting down all non-essential businesses 1095 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Imposing a curfew If COVID-19 re-emerges: Imposing a curfew If COVID-19 re-emerges: Imposing a curfew If COVID-19 re-emerges: Imposing a curfew If COVID-19 re-emerges: Imposing a curfew The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Imposing a curfew 1095 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting movement by cars If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting movement by cars If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting movement by cars If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting movement by cars If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting movement by cars The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Restricting movement by cars 1095 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting going out of without government approval If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting going out of without government approval If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting going out of without government approval If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting going out of without government approval If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting going out of without government approval The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Restricting going out of the house without government approval 1095 -2 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve Do you expect the virus to re-emerge in the Fall? Do you expect the virus to re-emerge in the Fall? Do you expect the virus to re-emerge in the Fall? Do you expect the virus to re-emerge in the Fall? Do you expect the virus to re-emerge in the Fall? The future of the virus FV3. Do you expect the virus to re-emerge in the Fall? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Vaccinate 2 years from now for the Coronavirus If had a chance Vaccinate 2 years from now for the Coronavirus If had a chance Vaccinate 2 years from now for the Coronavirus If had a chance Vaccinate 2 years from now for the Coronavirus If had a chance Vaccinate 2 years from now for the Coronavirus If had a chance The future of the virus FV4. If you had the chance to be vaccinated 2 years from now for the Coronavirus, would you want the vaccine? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes In general, do you dislike taking risks, or do you like taking risks? In general, do you dislike taking risks, or do you like taking risks? In general, do you dislike taking risks, or do you like taking risks? In general, do you dislike taking risks, or do you like taking risks? In general, do you dislike taking risks, or do you like taking risks? RSK1. In general, do you dislike taking risks, or do you like taking risks? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No, I dislike taking risks 1 Yes, I like taking risks Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge AD1. Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by the following problems? - Feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge 1095 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at All 2 Several Days 3 More Than Half the Days 4 Nearly Every Day Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Not being able to stop or control worrying Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Not being able to stop or control worrying Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Not being able to stop or control worrying Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Not being able to stop or control worrying Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Not being able to stop or control worrying AD1. Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by the following problems? - Not being able to stop or control worrying 1095 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at All 2 Several Days 3 More Than Half the Days 4 Nearly Every Day Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless AD1. Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by the following problems? - Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless 1095 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at All 2 Several Days 3 More Than Half the Days 4 Nearly Every Day Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Little interest/pleasure in doing things Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Little interest/pleasure in doing things Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Little interest/pleasure in doing things Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Little interest/pleasure in doing things Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Little interest/pleasure in doing things AD1. Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by the following problems? - Little interest or pleasure in doing things 1095 -9 4 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at All 2 Several Days 3 More Than Half the Days 4 Nearly Every Day Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Gone to socialize at someone’s house? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Spent time with people outside the home? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Purchased more food and supplies than normal? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Got a new job? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Used any public transportation besides taxis Last week: Used any public transportation besides taxis Last week: Used any public transportation besides taxis Last week: Used any public transportation besides taxis Last week: Used any public transportation besides taxis Knowledge, attitudes, and practices Have you used any public transportation besides taxis? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? Economy E1A. During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Have you started working again? Have you started working again? Have you started working again? Have you started working again? Have you started working again? Economy E1B. Have you started working again? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus Economy E2. Household income is the total income of what all household members earn. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in GEL before the start of Coronavirus? 1095 -9 15000 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 56 100 140 150 180 190 200 220 240 250 260 265 270 300 310 340 350 360 400 420 440 450 500 520 530 540 550 560 570 580 600 650 660 700 750 760 800 900 950 1000 1050 1100 1140 1150 1200 1220 1260 1300 1400 1440 1500 1600 1700 1800 2000 2220 2300 2500 3000 3500 3700 4000 4200 5000 6000 7000 7500 8000 10000 15000 HH monthly income in GEL in May HH monthly income in GEL in May HH monthly income in GEL in May HH monthly income in GEL in May HH monthly income in GEL in May Economy E5B. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in May? 1095 -9 15000 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 22 58 80 90 100 140 150 180 190 200 220 240 250 260 265 270 280 300 310 312 320 340 350 360 380 400 420 440 450 500 520 530 540 550 560 570 580 600 608 660 700 720 750 760 800 840 900 1000 1050 1100 1150 1200 1220 1260 1300 1308 1400 1440 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2200 2220 2500 3000 3500 3700 4000 5000 7000 10000 12000 15000 Because of the closure of public transportation, were you able to work? Because of the closure of public transportation, were you able to work? Because of the closure of public transportation, were you able to work? Because of the closure of public transportation, were you able to work? Because of the closure of public transportation, were you able to work? Economy E7A. As a result of the closure of public transportation, were you able to work? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Because of the closure of public transportation, have you received lower income? Because of the closure of public transportation, have you received lower income? Because of the closure of public transportation, have you received lower income? Because of the closure of public transportation, have you received lower income? Because of the closure of public transportation, have you received lower income? Economy E7B. As a result of the closure of public transportation, have you received a lower income due to higher transportation costs? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Mainly responsible for: Laundry Mainly responsible for: Laundry Mainly responsible for: Laundry Mainly responsible for: Laundry Mainly responsible for: Laundry Gender G1. Who is mainly responsible for the following activities in your family? - Laundry 1095 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 Not applicable -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Mainly the men 2 Mainly the women 3 Equally Mainly responsible for: Cooking Mainly responsible for: Cooking Mainly responsible for: Cooking Mainly responsible for: Cooking Mainly responsible for: Cooking Gender G1. Who is mainly responsible for the following activities in your family? - Cooking 1095 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 Not applicable -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Mainly the men 2 Mainly the women 3 Equally Mainly responsible for: Fixing things around the house Mainly responsible for: Fixing things around the house Mainly responsible for: Fixing things around the house Mainly responsible for: Fixing things around the house Mainly responsible for: Fixing things around the house Gender G1. Who is mainly responsible for the following activities in your family? - Fixing things around the house 1095 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 Not applicable -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Mainly the men 2 Mainly the women 3 Equally Mainly responsible for: Helping children with educational activities Mainly responsible for: Helping children with educational activities Mainly responsible for: Helping children with educational activities Mainly responsible for: Helping children with educational activities Mainly responsible for: Helping children with educational activities Gender G1. Who is mainly responsible for the following activities in your family? - Helping the household’s children with educational activities 1095 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 Not applicable -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Mainly the men 2 Mainly the women 3 Equally Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the elderly, sick, or disabled Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the elderly, sick, or disabled Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the elderly, sick, or disabled Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the elderly, sick, or disabled Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the elderly, sick, or disabled Gender G1. Who is mainly responsible for the following activities in your family? - Taking care of the elderly, sick, or disabled in the family 1095 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 Not applicable -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Mainly the men 2 Mainly the women 3 Equally Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the household's children Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the household's children Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the household's children Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the household's children Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the household's children Gender G1. Who is mainly responsible for the following activities in your family? - Taking care of the household’s children 1095 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -5 Not applicable -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Mainly the men 2 Mainly the women 3 Equally Amount of household work for women of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for women of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for women of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for women of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for women of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Gender G2. Overall, would you say that the amount of household work has become larger, smaller, or stayed about the same for the women of your household during the Coronavirus? 1095 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Smaller 2 About the same 3 Larger Amount of household work for men of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for men of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for men of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for men of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for men of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Gender G3. Overall, would you say that the amount of household work has become larger, smaller, or stayed about the same for the men of your household during the Coronavirus? 1095 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Smaller 2 About the same 3 Larger During COVID-19 family members/partner: Hit you During COVID-19 family members/partner: Hit you During COVID-19 family members/partner: Hit you During COVID-19 family members/partner: Hit you During COVID-19 family members/partner: Hit you Gender G4. During the Coronavirus, have any of your family members or an intimate partner… - Hit you 1095 -9 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Ever happend before the COVID-19: Hit you Ever happend before the COVID-19: Hit you Ever happend before the COVID-19: Hit you Ever happend before the COVID-19: Hit you Ever happend before the COVID-19: Hit you Gender G5. Did this ever happen before the crisis? Hit you 1095 -9 -7 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes During COVID-19 family members/partner: Called you names During COVID-19 family members/partner: Called you names During COVID-19 family members/partner: Called you names During COVID-19 family members/partner: Called you names During COVID-19 family members/partner: Called you names Gender G4. During the Coronavirus, have any of your family members or an intimate partner… - Called you names 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Ever happend before the COVID-19: Called you names Ever happend before the COVID-19: Called you names Ever happend before the COVID-19: Called you names Ever happend before the COVID-19: Called you names Ever happend before the COVID-19: Called you names Gender G5. Did this ever happen before the crisis? Called you names 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented from talking with others During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented from talking with others During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented from talking with others During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented from talking with others During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented from talking with others Gender G4. During the Coronavirus, have any of your family members or an intimate partner… - Prevented you from talking with others on the phone or online 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented from talking with others Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented from talking with others Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented from talking with others Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented from talking with others Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented from talking with others Gender G5. Did this ever happen before the crisis? Prevented you from talking with others on the phone or online 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes During COVID-19 family members/partner: Touched you & made you uncomfortable During COVID-19 family members/partner: Touched you & made you uncomfortable During COVID-19 family members/partner: Touched you & made you uncomfortable During COVID-19 family members/partner: Touched you & made you uncomfortable During COVID-19 family members/partner: Touched you & made you uncomfortable Gender G4. During the Coronavirus, have any of your family members or an intimate partner… - Touched you in a way that made you uncomfortable 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Ever happend before the COVID-19: Touched you & made you uncomfortable Ever happend before the COVID-19: Touched you & made you uncomfortable Ever happend before the COVID-19: Touched you & made you uncomfortable Ever happend before the COVID-19: Touched you & made you uncomfortable Ever happend before the COVID-19: Touched you & made you uncomfortable Gender G5. Did this ever happen before the crisis? Touched you in a way that made you uncomfortable 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented you from leaving home During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented you from leaving home During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented you from leaving home During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented you from leaving home During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented you from leaving home Gender G4. During the Coronavirus, have any of your family members or an intimate partner… - Prevented you from leaving home 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented you from leaving home Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented you from leaving home Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented you from leaving home Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented you from leaving home Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented you from leaving home Gender G5. Did this ever happen before the crisis? Prevented you from leaving home 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Social norming experiment groups Social norming experiment groups Social norming experiment groups Social norming experiment groups Social norming experiment groups 1095 -9 3 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Control 2 Treatment 1 3 Treatment 2 Do you plan on going outside the home to socialize next week? Do you plan on going outside the home to socialize next week? Do you plan on going outside the home to socialize next week? Do you plan on going outside the home to socialize next week? Do you plan on going outside the home to socialize next week? Social norming experiment SN1. Do you plan on going outside the home to socialize next week? 1095 -9 1 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes How often would you go out to socialize if Covid-19 re-emerges in the fall? How often would you go out to socialize if Covid-19 re-emerges in the fall? How often would you go out to socialize if Covid-19 re-emerges in the fall? How often would you go out to socialize if Covid-19 re-emerges in the fall? How often would you go out to socialize if Covid-19 re-emerges in the fall? Social norming experiment SN2. If the Covid-19 re-emerges in the fall with the same restrictions as implemented in April, how often would you go out to socialize in a normal week? 1095 -9 5 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Several times a day 2 Daily 3 A few times a week 4 Once 5 Never Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1095 1 3 -3 Interviewer error 1 Capital 2 Urban 3 Rural Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight 1095 788.135620117188 7290.17041015625 Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language 1095 1 4 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Georgian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Armenian 4 Russian 5 Other language Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 1095 1 7 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number does not exist 3 Number off 4 No one answers 5 Number busy 6 Answering machine 7 Other household member answering 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1095 2020-06-04 2020-06-05 2020-06-06 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1095 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 1095 -7 3 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 1095 1959-12-25 2020-06-04 2020-06-05 2020-06-06 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 1095 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 1095 -7 1 -7 Legal skip -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 1095 1959-12-25 2020-06-04 2020-06-05 2020-06-06 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 1095 1960-01-01 00:00:00 1960-01-01 11:50:00 1960-01-01 12:35:00 1960-01-01 12:57:00 1960-01-01 14:18:00 1960-01-01 14:27:00 1960-01-01 15:36:00 1960-01-01 16:42:00 1960-01-01 17:10:00 1960-01-01 17:15:00 1960-01-01 17:21:00 1960-01-01 17:29:00 1960-01-01 17:33:00 1960-01-01 17:40:00 1960-01-01 17:42:00 1960-01-01 17:43:00 1960-01-01 17:57:00 1960-01-01 18:06:00 1960-01-01 18:20:00 1960-01-01 18:44:00 1960-01-01 20:13:00 1960-01-01 20:46:00 1960-01-01 20:53:00 Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date 1095 2020-06-04 2020-06-05 2020-06-06 Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time 1095 Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time 1095 Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date 1095 2020-06-04 2020-06-05 2020-06-06 1095 1960-01-01 00:03:00 1960-01-01 00:04:00 1960-01-01 00:05:00 1960-01-01 00:06:00 1960-01-01 00:07:00 1960-01-01 00:08:00 1960-01-01 00:09:00 1960-01-01 00:10:00 1960-01-01 00:11:00 1960-01-01 00:12:00 1960-01-01 00:13:00 1960-01-01 00:14:00 1960-01-01 00:15:00 1960-01-01 00:16:00 1960-01-01 00:17:00 1960-01-01 00:18:00 1960-01-01 00:19:00 1960-01-01 00:20:00 1960-01-01 00:21:00 1960-01-01 00:22:00 1960-01-01 00:23:00 1960-01-01 00:24:00 1960-01-01 00:25:00 1960-01-01 00:26:00 1960-01-01 00:27:00 1960-01-01 00:28:00 1960-01-01 00:29:00 1960-01-01 00:30:00 1960-01-01 00:33:00 1960-01-01 00:34:00 1960-01-01 00:35:00 1960-01-01 00:36:00 1960-01-01 00:37:00 1960-01-01 00:39:00 1960-01-01 00:53:00 Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code 1095 1201 9931 -3 Interviewer error 1201 1205 1207 1403 1409 1411 1420 1421 1425 1436 1650 1687 1701 1710 1716 1729 1738 1809 1818 1819 1828 1832 1833 1835 1837 1838 1841 1842 1851 1868 1869 1875 9901 9902 9905 9906 9908 9909 9911 9915 9919 9927 9931 Region Region Region Region Region 1095 1 11 -3 Interviewer error 1 Tbilisi 2 Adjara 3 Guria 4 Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti 5 Imereti 6 Racha-Lechkhumi/lower Svaneti 7 Shida Kartli 8 Samtskhe-Javakheti 9 Kvemo Kartli 10 Mtskheta-Mtianeti 11 Kakheti 12 Other Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify 1095 -7 -7 -7 Legal skip -2 Refuse to specify 1 Abkhazia 2 Abroad 3 Russia 4 Italy Id for merged data Id for merged data Id for merged data Id for merged data Id for merged data 6215 10001 66140 38568.1391794047 17319.1331351684 Survey wave Survey wave Survey wave Survey wave Survey wave 6215 1 6 3.53708769106999 1.71201481758499 1 2 3 4 5 6 Response Response Response Response Response 6215 1 1 1 -6 Not asked in this wave Non response 1 Response Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex Respondent's sex 6215 1 2 1.52679002413516 0.499321951093178 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer 1 Male 2 Female Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age Respondent's age 6215 18 99 47.2827031375704 16.0970778142968 Age group Age group Age group Age group Age group 6215 1 3 2.09750603378922 0.780032364575316 -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 18-34 2 35-54 3 55+ Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance Interview acceptance 6215 1 1 1 -6 Not asked in this wave Case rejected 1 Case accepted Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) Contact result (AAPOR codes) 6215 100 100 100 -6 Not asked in this wave 100 Complete interview 112 Interview was stopped 120 Incomplete interview 211 Respondent refused 233 Respondent does not speak interview language 290 Miscellaneous 312 Always busy (phone) 313 No answer (phone) 314 Answering machine, don't know if household (phone) 315 Call blocking (phone) 410 Respondent lives outside the sampled area 430 Non-working (disconnected phone) 450 Organization is using the number 470 Not elliglble 480 The quota is filled 999 Response disqualified (fraud) Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Primary activity Demography D1. Let’s talk about your employment. Please tell me which corresponds to your situation the most. Please pick the activity which is primary for you. You are… 6215 -2 8 4.01206757843926 1.60393058659658 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Retired and not working 2 Student and not working 3 Housewife and not working 4 Unemployed 5 Full or part time employee 6 Self-employed 7 Disabled 8 Other Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Demography D2. Talking about your education, what is the highest level of education you have achieved so far? 6215 -2 5 3.54545454545455 1.39132150186417 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Complete or incomplete basic education 2 Complete or incomplete secondary education 3 Vocational education 4 Incomplete higher education 5 Complete higher education Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Household owns/does not own - Fridge Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Fridge 6215 -2 1 0.948672566371681 0.262635790639267 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Household owns/does not own - Color TV Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Color TV 6215 -2 1 0.934030571198713 0.288429521761227 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Household owns/does not own - A smartphone Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - A smartphone 6215 -2 1 0.747063555913113 0.462007470484296 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Household owns/does not own - Tablet computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Tablet computer 6215 -2 1 0.183588093322607 0.427477158684672 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Household owns/does not own - Automobile Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automobile 6215 -2 1 0.503620273531778 0.524530004628561 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Household owns/does not own - AC Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - AC 6215 -2 1 0.218664521319389 0.444874778605932 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Household owns/does not own - Automatic washing machine Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Automatic washing machine 6215 -2 1 0.864682220434433 0.379978008990785 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Household owns/does not own - Computer Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Computer (including a laptop) 6215 -2 1 0.605631536604988 0.517539625182016 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Household owns/does not own - Hot water Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Hot water 6215 -2 1 0.770555108608206 0.453646596073011 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Household owns/does not own - Central heating Demography D3. Now I’m going to list several household items. Please consider only those items which are owned by your household and are in working condition. Please tell me whether your household owns… - Central heating 6215 -2 1 0.245374094931617 0.46624117626297 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Does not own 1 Owns Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Were you/your household members displaced due to conflicts in Georgia since 1989 Demography D4. Were you or any of your household members displaced due to conflicts which occurred in Georgia since 1989? 6215 -2 1 0.0835076427996782 0.279563413533511 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes HH monetary income last month (GEL) HH monetary income last month (GEL) HH monetary income last month (GEL) HH monetary income last month (GEL) HH monetary income last month (GEL) Demography D5. Household income is the total income of what all household members earn. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in GEL in the last month? 6215 -6 130000 180.56894609815 1762.1617840697 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Respondent's ethnicity Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? 6215 -2 4 2.94352373290426 0.395740279176666 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Armenian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Georgian 4 Other Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Respondent's ethnicity: Other specify Demography D6. There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of? Other 6215 -7 21 -6.7195494770716 2.02694175474729 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Arab 2 Assyrian 3 Ossetian 4 Kist 5 Russian 6 Ukrainian 7 Jew 8 Yezidi 9 Belarusian 10 Moldovan 11 Latvian 12 Ingiloy 13 Kurd 14 Greek 15 Lezgin 16 Turk 17 Georgian-Azerbaijani 18 English 19 German 20 Iranian 21 Polish Are there any children aged under 18 in your household? Are there any children aged under 18 in your household? Are there any children aged under 18 in your household? Are there any children aged under 18 in your household? Are there any children aged under 18 in your household? Demography D7. Are there any children aged under 18 in your household? 6215 -6 1 -4.91118262268705 2.44314075009411 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia 6215 -6 4 0.0831858407079646 4.37331038540885 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: President Salome Zourabichvili Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - President Salome Zourabichvili 6215 -6 4 -0.820273531777957 3.90476930070906 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Parliament of Georgia Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Parliament of Georgia 6215 -6 4 -0.450362027353178 4.09668389146295 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Your local government Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Your local government 6215 -6 4 -0.239098954143202 4.19838541915806 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Doctors Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Doctors 6215 -6 4 0.476588897827836 4.56414327950673 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: NCDC Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The National Center for Disease Control 6215 -6 4 0.241029766693484 4.45896314572887 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Georgian police Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Georgian police 6215 -6 4 0.0405470635559131 4.31898716915916 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Georgian Orthodox Church Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Georgian Orthodox Church 6215 -6 4 -0.358004827031376 4.17689861236785 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: The Lugar Lab Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - The Lugar Lab 6215 -6 4 0.116492357200322 4.43531014786141 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Rate the performance in response to coronavirus: Ministry of education Institutional performance IP1. With regard to their performance in response to coronavirus, would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, badly, or very badly? - Ministry of education 6215 -6 4 -1.60434432823813 4.40805803639868 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Well 4 Very well Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Rate the performance of Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia 6215 -6 5 -2.8722445695897 4.56661458965709 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Rate the performance of President Salome Zourabichvili Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - President Salome Zourabichvili 6215 -6 5 -3.31681415929204 3.98426242943291 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Rate the performance of The Parliament of Georgia Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - The Parliament of Georgia 6215 -6 5 -3.20386162510056 4.1244462487547 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of Your local government Rate the performance of Your local government Rate the performance of Your local government Rate the performance of Your local government Rate the performance of Your local government Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Your local government 6215 -6 5 -3.05953338696702 4.31440526585161 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of Doctors Rate the performance of Doctors Rate the performance of Doctors Rate the performance of Doctors Rate the performance of Doctors Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Doctors 6215 -6 5 -2.6059533386967 4.89279962887454 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of NCDC Rate the performance of NCDC Rate the performance of NCDC Rate the performance of NCDC Rate the performance of NCDC Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - The National Center for Disease Control 6215 -6 5 -2.74545454545455 4.73741296538394 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of Georgian police Rate the performance of Georgian police Rate the performance of Georgian police Rate the performance of Georgian police Rate the performance of Georgian police Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Georgian police 6215 -6 5 -2.88849557522124 4.52827414427624 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Rate the performance of The Georgian Orthodox Church Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - The Georgian Orthodox Church 6215 -6 5 -2.90893000804505 4.53205253972325 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Rate the performance of The Lugar Lab Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - The Lugar Lab 6215 -6 5 -2.81271118262269 4.68079910280701 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Rate the performance of Ministry of education Rate the performance of Ministry of education Rate the performance of Ministry of education Rate the performance of Ministry of education Rate the performance of Ministry of education Institutional performance IP1A. How would you rate the performance of […..] as very well, well, on average, badly, or very badly? - Ministry of education 6215 -6 5 -3.02670957361223 4.35564083119061 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very badly 2 Badly 3 Average 4 Well 5 Very well Trust - Healthcare system Trust - Healthcare system Trust - Healthcare system Trust - Healthcare system Trust - Healthcare system Institutional performance IP2. I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please tell me whether you fully trust, rather trust, neither trust nor distrust, rather distrust or distrust Georgia’s …? - Healthcare system? 6215 -6 5 -4.41914722445696 3.65663180320868 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Fully distrust 2 Rather distrust 3 Neither trust nor distrust 4 Rather trust 5 Fully trust Trust - Parliament Trust - Parliament Trust - Parliament Trust - Parliament Trust - Parliament Institutional performance IP2. I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please tell me whether you fully trust, rather trust, neither trust nor distrust, rather distrust or distrust Georgia’s …? - Parliament? 6215 -6 5 -4.5646017699115 3.34368180009211 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Fully distrust 2 Rather distrust 3 Neither trust nor distrust 4 Rather trust 5 Fully trust Trust - President Trust - President Trust - President Trust - President Trust - President Institutional performance IP2. I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please tell me whether you fully trust, rather trust, neither trust nor distrust, rather distrust or distrust Georgia’s …? - President? 6215 -6 5 -4.63588093322607 3.20235366028551 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Fully distrust 2 Rather distrust 3 Neither trust nor distrust 4 Rather trust 5 Fully trust Trust - Police Trust - Police Trust - Police Trust - Police Trust - Police Institutional performance IP2. I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please tell me whether you fully trust, rather trust, neither trust nor distrust, rather distrust or distrust Georgia’s …? - Police? 6215 -6 5 -4.45792437650845 3.57306257806224 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Fully distrust 2 Rather distrust 3 Neither trust nor distrust 4 Rather trust 5 Fully trust Trust - Local government Trust - Local government Trust - Local government Trust - Local government Trust - Local government Institutional performance IP2. I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please tell me whether you fully trust, rather trust, neither trust nor distrust, rather distrust or distrust Georgia’s …? - Local government? 6215 -6 5 -4.52952534191472 3.42561612677867 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Fully distrust 2 Rather distrust 3 Neither trust nor distrust 4 Rather trust 5 Fully trust Trust - Religious institutions to which you belong Trust - Religious institutions to which you belong Trust - Religious institutions to which you belong Trust - Religious institutions to which you belong Trust - Religious institutions to which you belong Institutional performance IP2. I will read out a list of social institutions and political unions. Please tell me whether you fully trust, rather trust, neither trust nor distrust, rather distrust or distrust Georgia’s …? - Religious institutions to which you belong? 6215 -6 5 -4.46242960579244 3.57963739510354 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Fully distrust 2 Rather distrust 3 Neither trust nor distrust 4 Rather trust 5 Fully trust Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Approve/disapprove: Government's plan to gradually reduce restrictions Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - The government’s plan to gradually reduce restrictions on social and economic activity 6215 -6 1 -3.67031375703942 3.27879221936894 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: GEL 200 monthly to formally employed who lost jobs Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing formally employed people who lost their jobs during the pandemic a monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months 6215 -6 1 -3.69750603378922 3.24534058172547 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Approve/disapprove: Income tax exemption for employed making GEL 750 or less Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing income tax exemption for formally employed people making GEL 750 or less per month for six months 6215 -6 1 -3.70072405470636 3.24434956660904 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Approve/disapprove: Providing GEL 600 for next six months to socially vulnerable Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing socially vulnerable people with GEL 600 for the next six months 6215 -6 1 -3.68077232502011 3.26603524283022 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Increased penalties for breaking emergency rules Approve/disapprove: Increased penalties for breaking emergency rules Approve/disapprove: Increased penalties for breaking emergency rules Approve/disapprove: Increased penalties for breaking emergency rules Approve/disapprove: Increased penalties for breaking emergency rules Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Increased penalties for breaking emergency rules 6215 -6 1 -4.90780370072406 2.45199063000827 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Approve/disapprove: 1 time 300 GEL compensation for self-employed who lost jobs Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - The decision to give self-employed individuals that lost their jobs 1 time compensation of 300 GEL 6215 -6 1 -3.70072405470636 3.24062726481785 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Broadcasting lessons for school students on pub. broadcaster Approve/disapprove: Broadcasting lessons for school students on pub. broadcaster Approve/disapprove: Broadcasting lessons for school students on pub. broadcaster Approve/disapprove: Broadcasting lessons for school students on pub. broadcaster Approve/disapprove: Broadcasting lessons for school students on pub. broadcaster Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Broadcasting lessons for school students on the public broadcaster 6215 -6 1 -4.87948511665326 2.51787092971971 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Flying Georgian citizens back to Georgia Approve/disapprove: Flying Georgian citizens back to Georgia Approve/disapprove: Flying Georgian citizens back to Georgia Approve/disapprove: Flying Georgian citizens back to Georgia Approve/disapprove: Flying Georgian citizens back to Georgia Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Flying Georgian citizens back to Georgia 6215 -6 1 -4.84859211584875 2.5781797476582 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Closing down schools until September Approve/disapprove: Closing down schools until September Approve/disapprove: Closing down schools until September Approve/disapprove: Closing down schools until September Approve/disapprove: Closing down schools until September Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Closing down schools until September 6215 -6 1 -4.87497988736927 2.52505498933089 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Opening of Batumi and Kutaisi Approve/disapprove: Opening of Batumi and Kutaisi Approve/disapprove: Opening of Batumi and Kutaisi Approve/disapprove: Opening of Batumi and Kutaisi Approve/disapprove: Opening of Batumi and Kutaisi Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Opening of Batumi and Kutaisi 6215 -6 1 -4.82687047465809 2.60114705178133 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Lifting the ban on the use of cars Approve/disapprove: Lifting the ban on the use of cars Approve/disapprove: Lifting the ban on the use of cars Approve/disapprove: Lifting the ban on the use of cars Approve/disapprove: Lifting the ban on the use of cars Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Lifting the ban on the use of cars 6215 -6 1 -4.82526146419952 2.60394571829934 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Allowing international tourism to start from July 1 Approve/disapprove: Allowing international tourism to start from July 1 Approve/disapprove: Allowing international tourism to start from July 1 Approve/disapprove: Allowing international tourism to start from July 1 Approve/disapprove: Allowing international tourism to start from July 1 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing international tourism to start from July 1 6215 -6 1 -4.90024135156879 2.44916614613816 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Allowing domestic tourism to open from June 15 Approve/disapprove: Allowing domestic tourism to open from June 15 Approve/disapprove: Allowing domestic tourism to open from June 15 Approve/disapprove: Allowing domestic tourism to open from June 15 Approve/disapprove: Allowing domestic tourism to open from June 15 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing domestic tourism to open from June 15 6215 -6 1 -4.8484312148029 2.55789802855472 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing the loans of large hotels Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing the loans of large hotels Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing the loans of large hotels Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing the loans of large hotels Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing the loans of large hotels Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Subsidizing the loans of large hotels 6215 -6 1 -4.89155269509252 2.47630894135677 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Exempting tourism companies from income tax Approve/disapprove: Exempting tourism companies from income tax Approve/disapprove: Exempting tourism companies from income tax Approve/disapprove: Exempting tourism companies from income tax Approve/disapprove: Exempting tourism companies from income tax Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Exempting tourism companies from income tax until the end of the year 6215 -6 1 -4.87079646017699 2.51737603430408 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing utility payments Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing utility payments Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing utility payments Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing utility payments Approve/disapprove: Subsidizing utility payments Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Subsidizing utility payments 6215 -6 1 -4.82091713596138 2.61244332337581 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Providing assistance totaling GEL 200 per 1 hectar Providing assistance totaling GEL 200 per 1 hectar Providing assistance totaling GEL 200 per 1 hectar Providing assistance totaling GEL 200 per 1 hectar Providing assistance totaling GEL 200 per 1 hectar Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing assistance totaling GEL 200 per 1 hectar of agricultural land owned for farmers 6215 -6 1 -4.88543845534996 2.54620741905003 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Lifting the ban on entering and exiting Tbilisi Lifting the ban on entering and exiting Tbilisi Lifting the ban on entering and exiting Tbilisi Lifting the ban on entering and exiting Tbilisi Lifting the ban on entering and exiting Tbilisi Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Lifting the ban on entering and exiting Tbilisi 6215 -6 1 -4.87884151246983 2.55967615361945 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Gradually opening agricultural markets Gradually opening agricultural markets Gradually opening agricultural markets Gradually opening agricultural markets Gradually opening agricultural markets Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Gradually opening agricultural markets 6215 -6 1 -4.87642799678198 2.56442877285516 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Allowing construction activities to start after their closure Allowing construction activities to start after their closure Allowing construction activities to start after their closure Allowing construction activities to start after their closure Allowing construction activities to start after their closure Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing construction activities to start after their closure 6215 -6 1 -4.87884151246983 2.55967615361945 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Allowing manufacturing activities to start after their closure Allowing manufacturing activities to start after their closure Allowing manufacturing activities to start after their closure Allowing manufacturing activities to start after their closure Allowing manufacturing activities to start after their closure Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing manufacturing activities to start after their closure 6215 -6 1 -4.88222043443282 2.55319288542866 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Opening outdoor recreational areas to the public Opening outdoor recreational areas to the public Opening outdoor recreational areas to the public Opening outdoor recreational areas to the public Opening outdoor recreational areas to the public Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Opening outdoor recreational areas to the public 6215 -6 1 -4.90860820595334 2.49879563719466 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Allowing planned surgeries to start again Allowing planned surgeries to start again Allowing planned surgeries to start again Allowing planned surgeries to start again Allowing planned surgeries to start again Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing planned surgeries to start again 6215 -6 1 -4.87900241351569 2.55990380081324 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Providing GEL 1 discounts on diesel for farmers Providing GEL 1 discounts on diesel for farmers Providing GEL 1 discounts on diesel for farmers Providing GEL 1 discounts on diesel for farmers Providing GEL 1 discounts on diesel for farmers Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing GEL 1 discounts on diesel for farmers 6215 -6 1 -4.8852775543041 2.54654776495269 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Opening beauty salons from May 18 Opening beauty salons from May 18 Opening beauty salons from May 18 Opening beauty salons from May 18 Opening beauty salons from May 18 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Opening beauty salons from May 18 6215 -6 1 -4.89187449718423 2.53369121859759 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Not extending the state of emergency beyond May 22 Not extending the state of emergency beyond May 22 Not extending the state of emergency beyond May 22 Not extending the state of emergency beyond May 22 Not extending the state of emergency beyond May 22 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Not extending the state of emergency beyond May 22 6215 -6 1 -4.8886564762671 2.5400857802629 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Lifting ban on limiting the number of people in cars (besides Taxi) to 3 Lifting ban on limiting the number of people in cars (besides Taxi) to 3 Lifting ban on limiting the number of people in cars (besides Taxi) to 3 Lifting ban on limiting the number of people in cars (besides Taxi) to 3 Lifting ban on limiting the number of people in cars (besides Taxi) to 3 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Lifting ban on limiting the number of people in cars (besides Taxi) to 3 6215 -6 1 -4.84633950120676 2.58259923957594 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Lifting the ban on gatherings of more than 3 people Lifting the ban on gatherings of more than 3 people Lifting the ban on gatherings of more than 3 people Lifting the ban on gatherings of more than 3 people Lifting the ban on gatherings of more than 3 people Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Lifting the ban on gatherings of more than 3 people 6215 -6 1 -4.84714400643604 2.58099522244556 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Limiting the number of people who can gather to 10 Limiting the number of people who can gather to 10 Limiting the number of people who can gather to 10 Limiting the number of people who can gather to 10 Limiting the number of people who can gather to 10 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Limiting the number of people who can gather to 10, despite lifting the 3 person ban 6215 -6 1 -4.87353177795656 2.52698968242474 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve End of curfew starting the 23rd of May End of curfew starting the 23rd of May End of curfew starting the 23rd of May End of curfew starting the 23rd of May End of curfew starting the 23rd of May Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - End of curfew starting the 23rd of May 6215 -6 1 -4.84714400643604 2.58105757242359 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Restarting public transportation from 29 May Restarting public transportation from 29 May Restarting public transportation from 29 May Restarting public transportation from 29 May Restarting public transportation from 29 May Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Restarting public transportation from 29 May 6215 -6 1 -4.77538213998391 2.65026167454873 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Wearing masks in public transport 6215 -6 1 -4.77956556717619 2.6419167251191 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Restoring intercity public transportation from 8 June. Restoring intercity public transportation from 8 June. Restoring intercity public transportation from 8 June. Restoring intercity public transportation from 8 June. Restoring intercity public transportation from 8 June. Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Restoring intercity public transportation from 8 June 6215 -6 1 -4.77779565567176 2.64563378913245 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Allowing restaurants which have outside dining areas to operate from 1 June Allowing restaurants which have outside dining areas to operate from 1 June Allowing restaurants which have outside dining areas to operate from 1 June Allowing restaurants which have outside dining areas to operate from 1 June Allowing restaurants which have outside dining areas to operate from 1 June Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing restaurants which have outside dining areas to resume operating from 1 June 6215 -6 1 -4.79452936444087 2.61370376604388 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Allowing from 1 June shopping centers and indoor and outdoor markets, to reopen. Allowing from 1 June shopping centers and indoor and outdoor markets, to reopen. Allowing from 1 June shopping centers and indoor and outdoor markets, to reopen. Allowing from 1 June shopping centers and indoor and outdoor markets, to reopen. Allowing from 1 June shopping centers and indoor and outdoor markets, to reopen. Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing from 1 June shopping centers and indoor and outdoor markets, to reopen 6215 -6 1 -4.7821399839099 2.63719213415793 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Allowing hotels to resume working from 8 June. Allowing hotels to resume working from 8 June. Allowing hotels to resume working from 8 June. Allowing hotels to resume working from 8 June. Allowing hotels to resume working from 8 June. Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Allowing hotels to resume working from 8 June 6215 -6 1 -4.8070796460177 2.5892404593534 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Subsidizing mortgages taken from June 1 Subsidizing mortgages taken from June 1 Subsidizing mortgages taken from June 1 Subsidizing mortgages taken from June 1 Subsidizing mortgages taken from June 1 Institutional performance IP2_W2. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Subsidizing mortgages taken from June 1 6215 -6 1 -4.86967015285599 2.47069834451586 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Closing down large numbers of businesses that involve face to face interaction Closing down large numbers of businesses that involve face to face interaction Closing down large numbers of businesses that involve face to face interaction Closing down large numbers of businesses that involve face to face interaction Closing down large numbers of businesses that involve face to face interaction Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Closing down large numbers of businesses that involve face to face interaction 6215 -6 1 -4.9456154465004 2.43484844873024 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Restricting movement in and out of the country's large cities Restricting movement in and out of the country's large cities Restricting movement in and out of the country's large cities Restricting movement in and out of the country's large cities Restricting movement in and out of the country's large cities Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Restricting movement in and out of the country’s large cities 6215 -6 1 -4.92566371681416 2.47347227941227 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Placing a curfew on the country from 9PM to 6AM daily Placing a curfew on the country from 9PM to 6AM daily Placing a curfew on the country from 9PM to 6AM daily Placing a curfew on the country from 9PM to 6AM daily Placing a curfew on the country from 9PM to 6AM daily Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Placing a curfew on the country from 9PM to 6AM daily 6215 -6 1 -4.91230893000805 2.50166370026175 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Extending the state of emergency from April 21 to May 22 Extending the state of emergency from April 21 to May 22 Extending the state of emergency from April 21 to May 22 Extending the state of emergency from April 21 to May 22 Extending the state of emergency from April 21 to May 22 Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Extending the state of emergency from April 21 to May 22 6215 -6 1 -4.92148028962188 2.48321310839442 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Leaving churches open for Easter Leaving churches open for Easter Leaving churches open for Easter Leaving churches open for Easter Leaving churches open for Easter Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Leaving churches open for Easter 6215 -6 1 -4.9668543845535 2.39067938556393 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Restricting movement by cars from April 17 to April 27 Restricting movement by cars from April 17 to April 27 Restricting movement by cars from April 17 to April 27 Restricting movement by cars from April 17 to April 27 Restricting movement by cars from April 17 to April 27 Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Restricting movement by cars from April 17 to April 27 6215 -6 1 -4.92292839903459 2.47894522091429 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Wearing masks in closed areas Wearing masks in closed areas Wearing masks in closed areas Wearing masks in closed areas Wearing masks in closed areas Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Wearing masks in closed areas 6215 -6 1 -4.89267900241352 2.54358267508835 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Closing down cemeteries Closing down cemeteries Closing down cemeteries Closing down cemeteries Closing down cemeteries Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Closing down cemeteries 6215 -6 1 -4.9218020917136 2.48335287255596 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Restricting online sales of some products Restricting online sales of some products Restricting online sales of some products Restricting online sales of some products Restricting online sales of some products Institutional performance IP3. Do you approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Restricting online sales of some products 6215 -6 1 -5.00836685438455 2.29746242390285 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Use of a mobile application for tracing COVID-19 contacts Use of a mobile application for tracing COVID-19 contacts Use of a mobile application for tracing COVID-19 contacts Use of a mobile application for tracing COVID-19 contacts Use of a mobile application for tracing COVID-19 contacts Institutional performance IP3_W4. Would approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Use of a mobile application for tracing COVID-19 contacts 6215 -6 1 -5.01287208366854 2.2796510382823 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve Providing medical supplies to South Ossetia and Abkhazia Providing medical supplies to South Ossetia and Abkhazia Providing medical supplies to South Ossetia and Abkhazia Providing medical supplies to South Ossetia and Abkhazia Providing medical supplies to South Ossetia and Abkhazia Institutional performance IP3_W4. Would approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Providing medical supplies to South Ossetia and Abkhazia 6215 -6 1 -4.89670152855994 2.5244756943959 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Wearing masks in public transport Institutional performance IP3_W5. Would approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Wearing masks in public transport 6215 -6 1 -4.85197103781175 2.57153256796702 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve Limiting the number of people allowed on public transport. Limiting the number of people allowed on public transport. Limiting the number of people allowed on public transport. Limiting the number of people allowed on public transport. Limiting the number of people allowed on public transport. Institutional performance IP3_W5. Would approve or disapprove of the following policies? - Limiting the number of people allowed on public transport 6215 -6 1 -4.86098149637973 2.55351124914867 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve Requiring citizens to tell the government before leaving the home Requiring citizens to tell the government before leaving the home Requiring citizens to tell the government before leaving the home Requiring citizens to tell the government before leaving the home Requiring citizens to tell the government before leaving the home Institutional performance IP4. Would you approve or disapprove of the following policies: Requiring citizens to tell the government before leaving the home? 6215 -9 1 -5.00144810941271 2.31099117974599 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disapprove 1 Approve Do you think the pace of easing restrictions is… Do you think the pace of easing restrictions is… Do you think the pace of easing restrictions is… Do you think the pace of easing restrictions is… Do you think the pace of easing restrictions is… Institutional performance IP5. Do you think the pace of easing restrictions is too fast, too slow, or about right? 6215 -6 3 -4.50378117457764 3.2633982976416 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Too fast 2 Too slow 3 About right Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Social distancing can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - Social distancing, the practice of avoiding people, can help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus 6215 -9 1 -3.74223652453741 3.25563221491829 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory True/False: The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - The Coronavirus was created in a laboratory 6215 -9 1 -4.04971842316975 2.86381251350828 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather True/False: Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - Coronavirus can be transmitted in areas with hot weather 6215 -9 1 -4.02204344328238 2.89950719008047 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: Olders are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 True/False: Olders are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 True/False: Olders are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 True/False: Olders are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 True/False: Olders are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - Older people are more susceptible to becoming seriously ill from coronavirus 6215 -9 1 -3.7821399839099 3.21068524847255 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus True/False: Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - Antibiotics are effective in treating coronavirus 6215 -9 1 -4.14288012872084 2.7202799761509 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. True/False: 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - 5G internet infrastructure is causing the spread of coronavirus. 6215 -9 1 -4.1716814159292 2.66417228366809 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus True/False: The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1. I will now read out a number of statements about Covid-19. Please tell me whether you think they are true or false. - The BCG vaccine is effective at preventing coronavirus 6215 -9 1 -4.19597747385358 2.64360026758474 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know False 1 True It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy It is more important to wait for COVID-19 to subside than to open up the economy Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1_W2. Please tell me whether you agree or disagree with the following statements – Strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree? - It is more important to wait for the Coronavirus to subside than to open up the economy 6215 -9 4 -3.32534191472245 3.82069472516222 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly agree The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself The economic costs of COVID-19 are worse than the virus itself Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH1_W2. Please tell me whether you agree or disagree with the following statements – Strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree? - The economic costs of the Coronavirus are worse than the virus itself 6215 -9 4 -3.2212389380531 4.00684955185694 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly agree Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Last week: Gone to socialize at someone's house Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Gone to socialize at someone’s house? 6215 -9 1 0.136765888978278 0.688980461974338 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Last week: Spent time with people outside the home Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Spent time with people outside the home? 6215 -9 1 0.283024939662108 0.748043164516017 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Sought medical care Last week: Sought medical care Last week: Sought medical care Last week: Sought medical care Last week: Sought medical care Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Sought medical care? 6215 -9 1 -4.03121480289622 2.85295526958182 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Last week: Purchased more food and supplies than normal Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Purchased more food and supplies than normal? 6215 -9 1 0.0875301689460981 0.660190791308909 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Left home to go to work Last week: Left home to go to work Last week: Left home to go to work Last week: Left home to go to work Last week: Left home to go to work Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Left home to go to work? 6215 -9 1 -2.94818986323411 3.12427184013374 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Gone for a walk or exercised Last week: Gone for a walk or exercised Last week: Gone for a walk or exercised Last week: Gone for a walk or exercised Last week: Gone for a walk or exercised Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Gone for a walk or exercised? 6215 -9 1 -3.9396621078037 2.99345851805706 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Last week: Engaged in agricultural work Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Engaged in agricultural work? 6215 -9 1 -2.84923572003218 3.22944426274323 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Last week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Last week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Last week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Last week: Started working from distance, for instance, from home Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working from distance, for instance, from home? 6215 -9 1 -4.00836685438455 2.88937670349913 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Started working less hours than usual Last week: Started working less hours than usual Last week: Started working less hours than usual Last week: Started working less hours than usual Last week: Started working less hours than usual Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working less hours than usual? 6215 -9 1 -4.00418342719228 2.89628384784295 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Last week: Started working more hours than usual Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working more hours than usual? 6215 -9 1 -2.05164923572003 2.90716849811456 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Last week: Got a new job Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Got a new job? 6215 -9 1 -0.0236524537409493 0.575422360559508 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Been unable to access medical services Last week: Been unable to access medical services Last week: Been unable to access medical services Last week: Been unable to access medical services Last week: Been unable to access medical services Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Been unable to access medical services? 6215 -9 1 -4.00691874497184 2.89180229566507 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Last week: Resumed working after losing job/ temporarily stopped working Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH2. In the past week, have you: - Started working after having lost a job or otherwise temporarily stopped working as a result of the covid-19 virus. 6215 -9 1 -1.97312952534191 2.89657891255215 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last week: Used any public transportation besides taxis Last week: Used any public transportation besides taxis Last week: Used any public transportation besides taxis Last week: Used any public transportation besides taxis Last week: Used any public transportation besides taxis Knowledge, attitudes, and practices Have you used any public transportation besides taxis? 6215 -9 1 -4.91584875301689 2.36481929044161 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Have you/family member/acquaintance been diagnosed with Coronavirus? Have you/family member/acquaintance been diagnosed with Coronavirus? Have you/family member/acquaintance been diagnosed with Coronavirus? Have you/family member/acquaintance been diagnosed with Coronavirus? Have you/family member/acquaintance been diagnosed with Coronavirus? Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH3_W2: Have you, a family member, or an acquaintance been diagnosed with Coronavirus? 6215 -6 4 -4.34127111826227 3.7096756715885 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Yes, I have 2 Yes, a family member has 3 Yes, an acquaintance 4 No Have you/family member/acquaintance been quarantined since outbreak of COVID-19? Have you/family member/acquaintance been quarantined since outbreak of COVID-19? Have you/family member/acquaintance been quarantined since outbreak of COVID-19? Have you/family member/acquaintance been quarantined since outbreak of COVID-19? Have you/family member/acquaintance been quarantined since outbreak of COVID-19? Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH4_W2: Have you, a family, or an acquaintance been quarantined since the outbreak of the Coronavirus? 6215 -6 4 -4.37055510860821 3.65162206055574 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Yes, I have 2 Yes, a family member has 3 Yes, an acquaintance 4 No How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? How long do you think the COVID-19 Crisis will last? Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH5_W2: How long do you think the Corona Virus Crisis will last? 6215 -9 36 -3.41946902654867 4.25732191281011 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 16 18 20 24 36 How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? How long are you prepared to wait for the COVID-19 to subside? Knowledge, attitudes, and practices PH6_W2: How long are you prepared to wait for the Corona Virus to subside before going back to your normal life? 6215 -9 36 -3.82188254223652 3.37691818617999 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 18 36 How closely have you been following news about Covid-19? How closely have you been following news about Covid-19? How closely have you been following news about Covid-19? How closely have you been following news about Covid-19? How closely have you been following news about Covid-19? Information sources M1. How closely have you been following news about Covid-19? 6215 -6 4 -4.66291230893001 2.98075582030001 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very closely 2 Fairly closely 3 Not too closely 4 Not at all closely COVID-19 info source: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels 6215 -7 3 -4.83041029766694 2.70462098020457 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels COVID-19 info source: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Talk shows at Georgian TV channels 6215 -7 3 -4.66564762670957 3.0838307659729 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Georgian-language news websites COVID-19 info source: Georgian-language news websites COVID-19 info source: Georgian-language news websites COVID-19 info source: Georgian-language news websites COVID-19 info source: Georgian-language news websites Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Georgian-language news websites 6215 -7 3 -4.66806114239743 3.08349140369904 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Russian TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Russian TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Russian TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Russian TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Russian TV channels and news websites Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Russian TV channels and news websites 6215 -7 3 -4.61013676588898 3.20655612048281 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Western TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Western TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Western TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Western TV channels and news websites COVID-19 info source: Western TV channels and news websites Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Western TV channels and news websites 6215 -7 3 -4.61158487530169 3.20429702966084 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Government website STOPCOV.GE COVID-19 info source: Government website STOPCOV.GE COVID-19 info source: Government website STOPCOV.GE COVID-19 info source: Government website STOPCOV.GE COVID-19 info source: Government website STOPCOV.GE Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Government website STOPCOV.GE 6215 -7 3 -4.63668543845535 3.15462569820714 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Your friends, neighbors, and family members COVID-19 info source: Your friends, neighbors, and family members COVID-19 info source: Your friends, neighbors, and family members COVID-19 info source: Your friends, neighbors, and family members COVID-19 info source: Your friends, neighbors, and family members Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Your friends, neighbors, and family members 6215 -7 3 -4.7288817377313 2.93783258060379 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all COVID-19 info source: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. COVID-19 info source: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. COVID-19 info source: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. COVID-19 info source: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. COVID-19 info source: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. Information sources M2. Now I will read out several news sources on Covid-19. Please tell me whether they are a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you when it comes to Covid-19. Is a major source of news, a minor source of news, or not a source at all for you? - Social media, such as Facebook, Instagram, Odnoklassniki and etc. 6215 -7 3 -4.71166532582462 2.98513925418794 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 A major source 2 A minor source 3 No source at all Trustworthiness of news from: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Newshour TV shows at Georgian TV channels 6215 -7 4 -4.75961383748994 3.11657588263969 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels Trustworthiness of news from: Talk shows at Georgian TV channels Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Talk shows at Georgian TV channels 6215 -7 4 -5.44006436041834 2.33786865839315 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Georgian-language news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Georgian-language news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Georgian-language news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Georgian-language news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Georgian-language news websites Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Georgian-language news websites 6215 -7 4 -5.53515687851971 2.20760558175081 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Russian TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Russian TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Russian TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Russian TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Russian TV channels and news websites Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Russian TV channels and news websites 6215 -7 4 -5.85036202735318 1.57337624983146 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Western TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Western TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Western TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Western TV channels and news websites Trustworthiness of news from: Western TV channels and news websites Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Western TV channels and news websites 6215 -7 4 -5.84794851166533 1.61049979265973 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Government website STOPCOV.GE Trustworthiness of news from: Government website STOPCOV.GE Trustworthiness of news from: Government website STOPCOV.GE Trustworthiness of news from: Government website STOPCOV.GE Trustworthiness of news from: Government website STOPCOV.GE Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Government website STOPCOVID.GE 6215 -7 4 -5.75092518101368 1.86959960103823 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Your friends, neighbors, and family members Trustworthiness of news from: Your friends, neighbors, and family members Trustworthiness of news from: Your friends, neighbors, and family members Trustworthiness of news from: Your friends, neighbors, and family members Trustworthiness of news from: Your friends, neighbors, and family members Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Your friends, neighbors, and family members 6215 -7 4 -4.96315366049879 2.91165273112891 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Trustworthiness of news from: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. Trustworthiness of news from: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. Trustworthiness of news from: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. Trustworthiness of news from: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. Trustworthiness of news from: Social media, like Facebook, Instagram, etc. Information sources M3. How confident you would say you are in the trustworthiness of news on Covid-19 from. Do you think news from … are very trustworthy, fairly trustworthy, not too trustworthy, or Not at all trustworthy? - Social media, such as Facebook, Instagram, Odnoklassniki and etc. 6215 -7 4 -5.30008045052293 2.47781758291756 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all trustworthy 2 Not too trustworthy 3 Fairly trustworthy 4 Very trustworthy Assessment of news and information about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia Assessment of news and information about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia Assessment of news and information about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia Assessment of news and information about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia Assessment of news and information about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia Information sources M4. When you get news and information about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia, do you generally find it … 6215 -7 2 -4.81448109412711 2.75209773698156 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer 1 Difficult to determine what is true and what is not 2 Easy to determine what is true and what is not Share of news&info about the COVID-19 outbreak in Georgia seemed made up Share of news&info about the COVID-19 outbreak in Georgia seemed made up Share of news&info about the COVID-19 outbreak in Georgia seemed made up Share of news&info about the COVID-19 outbreak in Georgia seemed made up Share of news&info about the COVID-19 outbreak in Georgia seemed made up Information sources M5. How much, if any, news and information have you seen or heard about the coronavirus outbreak in Georgia that seemed completely made up? 6215 -7 4 -4.75124698310539 2.92755099864632 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all 2 Not much 3 Some 4 A lot Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Details about the virus Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Details about the virus Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Details about the virus Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Details about the virus Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Details about the virus Information sources M6. What is a specific story or claim you saw about the coronavirus outbreak that seemed completely made up? Please be as specific as possible. - Details about the virus 6215 -9 1 -5.48946098149638 1.85050640231514 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Magnitude of risk Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Magnitude of risk Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Magnitude of risk Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Magnitude of risk Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Magnitude of risk Information sources M6. What is a specific story or claim you saw about the coronavirus outbreak that seemed completely made up? Please be as specific as possible. - Magnitude of risk 6215 -9 1 -5.50201126307321 1.80937927834431 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Politicians' response Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Politicians' response Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Politicians' response Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Politicians' response Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Politicians' response Information sources M6. What is a specific story or claim you saw about the coronavirus outbreak that seemed completely made up? Please be as specific as possible. - Politicians’ response 6215 -9 1 -5.51343523732904 1.77103561000593 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Surrounding events and actions Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Surrounding events and actions Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Surrounding events and actions Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Surrounding events and actions Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Surrounding events and actions Information sources M6. What is a specific story or claim you saw about the coronavirus outbreak that seemed completely made up? Please be as specific as possible. - Surrounding events and actions 6215 -9 1 -5.5053901850362 1.79813091049869 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other Information sources M6. What is a specific story or claim you saw about the coronavirus outbreak that seemed completely made up? Please be as specific as possible. - Other 6215 -9 1 -5.51295253419147 1.7726740369366 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Don't know -1 Refuse to answer Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other specified Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other specified Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other specified Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other specified Specific story/claim that seemed made up: Other specified Information sources M6. What is a specific story or claim you saw about the coronavirus outbreak that seemed completely made up? Please be as specific as possible. - Other specify 6215 -9 49 -5.84762670957361 3.30779921463592 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 If it is permited to church, why is is not permited to anyone else 2 COVID-19 was speard by laboratory worker 3 Only 2 people are permited in the car 4 Earning easy money 5 Population attitudes in Marneuli 6 Thermal screening 7 Drinking hot water to prevent COVID-19 8 The lady infected monks in the tample 9 5G causing COVID-19 10 COVID-19 is artificially created 11 COVID-19 is chemical weapon 12 COVID-19 is transmitted via products 13 COVID-19 is was spread before it was announced 14 Maria Zakharova claim that virus was invented in Lugar Lab 15 The preasure on the church during the easter 16 Politicians will use it for the elections 17 Many false info on russian web-pages 18 Too strict prohibitions 19 Was created in China and was spread from here 20 Lugar lab is spreading the virus 21 COVID-19 is artificially created and it is not dangerous 22 Alcohol prevents COVID-19 23 Eating a bat was reason for COVID-19 outbreak 24 COVID-19 is transmitted via animals 25 The death rates are exaggerated 26 It is not true 27 It natural event 28 How to get social assistance 29 COVID-19 is dying on high temperature 30 False information about Marneuli 31 Georgian doctor said it is a natural event 32 Government was right 33 Impact of different technologies 34 Public gatherings are forbidden for ordinary people, but not for politicians and ordinary people 35 Law enforcement have poor means of prevention 36 COVID-19 will spread in all regions 37 Changing the rule of communion 38 Causes of spreading COVID-19 39 Number of recovered patients 40 It is linked to elections 41 The death of elderly people are falsely blamed on COVID-19 42 Something related to chips 43 One doctor was falsely thought to be COVID-19 positive 44 The three man rule is exaggerated 45 It is economic war 46 Fakenews 47 USA created COVID-19 to kill chinese 48 The false information about the durgs our doctors are using 49 Number of infected How confident would you say you are in what you know about Covid-19? How confident would you say you are in what you know about Covid-19? How confident would you say you are in what you know about Covid-19? How confident would you say you are in what you know about Covid-19? How confident would you say you are in what you know about Covid-19? Correction on misinformation M7. Overall how confident would you say you are in what you know about Covid-19. Are you… 6215 -9 4 -4.71858407079646 2.9129855749282 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not too confident 2 Somewhat confident 3 Very confident 4 Absolutely confident Experimental groups Experimental groups Experimental groups Experimental groups Experimental groups 6215 -9 4 -4.58841512469831 3.20562262231246 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Control 2 Treatment 1 (Simple correction) 3 Treatment 2 (Simple correction with a medic as a messenger) 4 Treatment 3 (Simple correction with the government as a messenger) How certain are you tha COVID-19 is not deadlier than the seasonal flu? How certain are you tha COVID-19 is not deadlier than the seasonal flu? How certain are you tha COVID-19 is not deadlier than the seasonal flu? How certain are you tha COVID-19 is not deadlier than the seasonal flu? How certain are you tha COVID-19 is not deadlier than the seasonal flu? Correction on misinformation M9. How certain would you say you are in the fact that Covid-19 is not deadlier than the seasonal flu? 6215 -9 4 -4.76942880128721 2.82092369125383 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not too certain 2 Somewhat certain 3 Very certain 4 Absolutely certain Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? Religion R1. Which religion or denomination, if any, do you consider yourself belong to? 6215 -9 5 -4.89139179404666 2.62534775421104 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Orthodox Church 2 Islam 3 Armenian Apostolic Church 4 Other Christian (Catholic, protestant) 5 Other (Including Jehovah's Witnesses) How important is religion in your daily life? How important is religion in your daily life? How important is religion in your daily life? How important is religion in your daily life? How important is religion in your daily life? Religion R2. How important is religion in your daily life? Would you say it is... 6215 -9 5 -4.40128720836685 3.74052154123457 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Entirely unimportant 2 Unimportant 3 Neither important nor unimportant 4 Important 5 Very important Frequency of attendance of religious services before Coronavirus Frequency of attendance of religious services before Coronavirus Frequency of attendance of religious services before Coronavirus Frequency of attendance of religious services before Coronavirus Frequency of attendance of religious services before Coronavirus Religion R3. Apart from special occasions such as weddings and funerals, about how often did you attend religious services before Covid-19 emerged? 6215 -9 5 -4.58551890587289 3.34167144648431 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Once a week or more often 2 At least once a month 3 Only on special religious holidays 4 Less often 5 Or Never? Did you go to church for Easter services? Did you go to church for Easter services? Did you go to church for Easter services? Did you go to church for Easter services? Did you go to church for Easter services? Religion R4. Did you go to church for Easter services? 6215 -9 1 -5.09444891391794 2.16474511602841 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 I'm not a Christian -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Last year, did you go to church for Easter services? Last year, did you go to church for Easter services? Last year, did you go to church for Easter services? Last year, did you go to church for Easter services? Last year, did you go to church for Easter services? Religion R5. Last year, did you go to church for Easter services? 6215 -9 1 -5.04971842316975 2.31539664770054 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Agree/disagree: Church's decision to continue using common spoon for communion Agree/disagree: Church's decision to continue using common spoon for communion Agree/disagree: Church's decision to continue using common spoon for communion Agree/disagree: Church's decision to continue using common spoon for communion Agree/disagree: Church's decision to continue using common spoon for communion Religion R6. Do you agree or disagree with the Orthodox Church’s decision to continue to use a common spoon to deliver communion? 6215 -9 1 -5.07063555913113 2.213499523364 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 Neither agree nor disagree -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Disagree 1 Agree Children in HH between the ages of 6 and 18 studying at school Children in HH between the ages of 6 and 18 studying at school Children in HH between the ages of 6 and 18 studying at school Children in HH between the ages of 6 and 18 studying at school Children in HH between the ages of 6 and 18 studying at school Education ED1. Are there any children in your household between the ages of 6 and 18, which were studying at school prior to the outbreak of the Covid-19 crisis? 6215 -9 1 -4.93338696701529 2.39831578484846 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Children studying in Primary school (Grades 1-5) Children studying in Primary school (Grades 1-5) Children studying in Primary school (Grades 1-5) Children studying in Primary school (Grades 1-5) Children studying in Primary school (Grades 1-5) Education ED2. Which grade or grades were they studying in? - Primary school (Grades 1-5) 6215 -9 1 -5.64633950120676 1.72332556925441 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Children studying in Lower Secondary school (Grades 6-8) Children studying in Lower Secondary school (Grades 6-8) Children studying in Lower Secondary school (Grades 6-8) Children studying in Lower Secondary school (Grades 6-8) Children studying in Lower Secondary school (Grades 6-8) Education ED2. Which grade or grades were they studying in? - Lower Secondary school (Grades 6-8) 6215 -9 1 -5.66323411102172 1.66188209787477 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Children studying in Higher Secondary school (Grades 9-12) Children studying in Higher Secondary school (Grades 9-12) Children studying in Higher Secondary school (Grades 9-12) Children studying in Higher Secondary school (Grades 9-12) Children studying in Higher Secondary school (Grades 9-12) Education ED2. Which grade or grades were they studying in? - Higher Secondary school (Grades 9-12) 6215 -9 1 -5.6603378921963 1.6725876994151 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Do the children in your household have access to their teachers? Do the children in your household have access to their teachers? Do the children in your household have access to their teachers? Do the children in your household have access to their teachers? Do the children in your household have access to their teachers? Education ED3. Do the children in your household have access to their teachers? 6215 -9 1 -5.61882542236525 1.8185291269712 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes How do they have access to their teachers: SMS How do they have access to their teachers: SMS How do they have access to their teachers: SMS How do they have access to their teachers: SMS How do they have access to their teachers: SMS Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - SMS 6215 -9 1 -5.69654062751408 1.56387832665498 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Online applications How do they have access to their teachers: Online applications How do they have access to their teachers: Online applications How do they have access to their teachers: Online applications How do they have access to their teachers: Online applications Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Online applications 6215 -9 1 -5.66291230893001 1.69157025486192 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Email How do they have access to their teachers: Email How do they have access to their teachers: Email How do they have access to their teachers: Email How do they have access to their teachers: Email Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Email 6215 -9 1 -5.6994368463395 1.55235568725383 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Telephone audio How do they have access to their teachers: Telephone audio How do they have access to their teachers: Telephone audio How do they have access to their teachers: Telephone audio How do they have access to their teachers: Telephone audio Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Telephone audio 6215 -9 1 -5.67803700724055 1.63545918761159 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: WhatsApp How do they have access to their teachers: WhatsApp How do they have access to their teachers: WhatsApp How do they have access to their teachers: WhatsApp How do they have access to their teachers: WhatsApp Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - WhatsApp 6215 -9 1 -5.69975864843121 1.55106977618385 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Facebook How do they have access to their teachers: Facebook How do they have access to their teachers: Facebook How do they have access to their teachers: Facebook How do they have access to their teachers: Facebook Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Facebook 6215 -9 1 -5.68720836685438 1.60040694581269 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Other application (Skype, Zoom, etc.) How do they have access to their teachers: Other application (Skype, Zoom, etc.) How do they have access to their teachers: Other application (Skype, Zoom, etc.) How do they have access to their teachers: Other application (Skype, Zoom, etc.) How do they have access to their teachers: Other application (Skype, Zoom, etc.) Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Other applications (Skype, Zoom, etc.) 6215 -9 1 -5.68109412711183 1.62386493545567 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Other How do they have access to their teachers: Other How do they have access to their teachers: Other How do they have access to their teachers: Other How do they have access to their teachers: Other Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Other 6215 -9 1 -5.69589702333065 1.56642667521375 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned How do they have access to their teachers: Other specified How do they have access to their teachers: Other specified How do they have access to their teachers: Other specified How do they have access to their teachers: Other specified How do they have access to their teachers: Other specified Education ED4. How do they have access to their teachers? - Other (specify) 6215 -9 3 -6.13177795655672 0.617973714392518 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Microsoft Teams 2 Internet 3 Computer Educational activities: Completed printed assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed printed assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed printed assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed printed assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed printed assignments provided by the teacher Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Completed printed assignments provided by the teacher 6215 -9 1 -5.6934835076428 1.57655650973795 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Completed other printed assignments Educational activities: Completed other printed assignments Educational activities: Completed other printed assignments Educational activities: Completed other printed assignments Educational activities: Completed other printed assignments Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Completed other printed assignments 6215 -9 1 -5.7016894609815 1.54395590896723 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Participated in virtual classrooms with his/her teacher Educational activities: Participated in virtual classrooms with his/her teacher Educational activities: Participated in virtual classrooms with his/her teacher Educational activities: Participated in virtual classrooms with his/her teacher Educational activities: Participated in virtual classrooms with his/her teacher Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Participated in virtual classrooms with his or her teacher 6215 -9 1 -5.67417538213998 1.65056510540369 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Watched lessons pre-recorded by his/her teacher online Educational activities: Watched lessons pre-recorded by his/her teacher online Educational activities: Watched lessons pre-recorded by his/her teacher online Educational activities: Watched lessons pre-recorded by his/her teacher online Educational activities: Watched lessons pre-recorded by his/her teacher online Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Watched lessons pre-recorded by his or her teacher online 6215 -9 1 -5.68286403861625 1.61770881758509 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Used mobile learning apps Educational activities: Used mobile learning apps Educational activities: Used mobile learning apps Educational activities: Used mobile learning apps Educational activities: Used mobile learning apps Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Used mobile learning apps 6215 -9 1 -5.68431214802896 1.61216311587989 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Watched educational TV programs Educational activities: Watched educational TV programs Educational activities: Watched educational TV programs Educational activities: Watched educational TV programs Educational activities: Watched educational TV programs Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Watched educational TV programs 6215 -9 1 -5.68415124698311 1.6127803108793 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Completed online assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed online assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed online assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed online assignments provided by the teacher Educational activities: Completed online assignments provided by the teacher Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Completed online assignments provided by the teacher 6215 -9 1 -5.65969428801287 1.70381977851192 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Completed other online assignments Educational activities: Completed other online assignments Educational activities: Completed other online assignments Educational activities: Completed other online assignments Educational activities: Completed other online assignments Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Completed other online assignments 6215 -9 1 -5.69074818986323 1.587265160241 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Watched classroom instruction via TV Educational activities: Watched classroom instruction via TV Educational activities: Watched classroom instruction via TV Educational activities: Watched classroom instruction via TV Educational activities: Watched classroom instruction via TV Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Watched classroom instruction via TV 6215 -9 1 -5.67787610619469 1.6366570431496 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Listened to classroom instruction via radio Educational activities: Listened to classroom instruction via radio Educational activities: Listened to classroom instruction via radio Educational activities: Listened to classroom instruction via radio Educational activities: Listened to classroom instruction via radio Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Listened to classroom instruction via radio 6215 -9 1 -5.70345937248592 1.53682799944756 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Read books Educational activities: Read books Educational activities: Read books Educational activities: Read books Educational activities: Read books Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Read books 6215 -9 1 -5.68543845534996 1.60783566619331 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Other Educational activities: Other Educational activities: Other Educational activities: Other Educational activities: Other Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Other 6215 -9 1 -5.70474658085278 1.53162194520996 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Educational activities: Other specified Educational activities: Other specified Educational activities: Other specified Educational activities: Other specified Educational activities: Other specified Education ED5. Which, if any, of the following educational or learning activities have the children in your household been engaged in since the schools closed? - Other (specify) 6215 -9 3 -6.15768302493966 0.466010921416879 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Parent is a teacher and gives assignments to child 2 Teacher call using mobile and gives assignment 3 Microsoft Teams Children been able to access online classes from teachers/Ministry of Education Children been able to access online classes from teachers/Ministry of Education Children been able to access online classes from teachers/Ministry of Education Children been able to access online classes from teachers/Ministry of Education Children been able to access online classes from teachers/Ministry of Education Education ED6. Have they been able to access online classes or learning materials from their teachers or the Ministry of Education? 6215 -9 1 -5.62397425583266 1.80539494041397 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Largest challenges with online education for the children Largest challenges with online education for the children Largest challenges with online education for the children Largest challenges with online education for the children Largest challenges with online education for the children Education ED6_A. What have been the largest challenges with online education for the children in your household? 6215 -9 6 -5.81094127111826 1.57163749471673 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 No Challenge -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 The teachers are unprepared to teach online 2 My child has trouble staying focused during online classes 3 My child is not familiar with how to use a computer 4 I do not have the time to help them access the materials 5 They are unwilling to use the materials even though they are available 6 Other Largest challenges with online education for the children - Other specified Largest challenges with online education for the children - Other specified Largest challenges with online education for the children - Other specified Largest challenges with online education for the children - Other specified Largest challenges with online education for the children - Other specified Education ED6_A. What have been the largest challenges with online education for the children in your household? Other 6215 -9 16 -6.06484312148029 1.26252133679073 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Not enought computers in the houshold 2 Forgets the schedule of the classes 3 Children are not careful enough during the classes 4 Children go to the neighbours place to access the internet 5 Application used has many problems/bugs 6 Poor quality of internet connection 7 Has no computer 8 Children cannot enjoy online learning 9 Our computer is not good enough 10 Misses the school environment 11 Classes are not held as long as they were at school 12 The TV-school schedule is different as school classes schedule 13 Poor quality of classes 14 The price of the internet is expensive 15 It is not possible to pass German language exam online 16 It requires to use computer for a long period of time and it's bad for eyesight Why have they not been able to access online education? Why have they not been able to access online education? Why have they not been able to access online education? Why have they not been able to access online education? Why have they not been able to access online education? Education ED6_B. Why have they not been able to access online education? 6215 -9 6 -6.12711182622687 0.67551571178745 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 We do not have internet access 2 Our internet access is irregular 3 We did not know that online classes and online learning materials were provided 4 I do not have the time to help them access the materials 5 They are unwilling to use the materials even though they are available 6 Other Why have they not been able to access online education? - Other specified Why have they not been able to access online education? - Other specified Why have they not been able to access online education? - Other specified Why have they not been able to access online education? - Other specified Why have they not been able to access online education? - Other specified Education ED6_B. Why have they not been able to access online education? Other 6215 -9 2 -6.16154465004023 0.432396107575093 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Do not have a computer 2 Do not have a computer and phone Children in HH have been watching the classes on the public broadcaster Children in HH have been watching the classes on the public broadcaster Children in HH have been watching the classes on the public broadcaster Children in HH have been watching the classes on the public broadcaster Children in HH have been watching the classes on the public broadcaster Education ED7. Have the children in your household been watching the broadcasts of classes on the public broadcaster? 6215 -9 1 -5.65052292839903 1.71913143954097 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Assessment of the distance based learning tools of Ministry of Education Assessment of the distance based learning tools of Ministry of Education Assessment of the distance based learning tools of Ministry of Education Assessment of the distance based learning tools of Ministry of Education Assessment of the distance based learning tools of Ministry of Education Education ED8. Overall, would you assess the distance based learning tools the Ministry of Education has used in response to the Corona-virus? Would you say you assess them very positively, positively, neither positively nor negatively, negatively, or very negatively? 6215 -9 5 -4.44376508447305 3.55462445108567 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very Negatively 2 Negatively 3 Neither positively nor negatively 4 Positively 5 Very positively Student of higher education - Respondent Student of higher education - Respondent Student of higher education - Respondent Student of higher education - Respondent Student of higher education - Respondent Higher Education Institutions EDH1. Are you or do you have any family members that are students in a higher education or vocational education institution? 6215 -9 1 -5.70474658085278 1.03877279416892 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Student of higher education - family member Student of higher education - family member Student of higher education - family member Student of higher education - family member Student of higher education - family member Higher Education Institutions EDH1. Are you or do you have any family members that are students in a higher education or vocational education institution? 6215 -9 1 -5.6923572003218 1.11025495778812 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Student of vocational education - Respondent Student of vocational education - Respondent Student of vocational education - Respondent Student of vocational education - Respondent Student of vocational education - Respondent Higher Education Institutions EDH1. Are you or do you have any family members that are students in a higher education or vocational education institution? 6215 -9 1 -5.71053901850362 1.00355496966053 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Student of vocational education - family member Student of vocational education - family member Student of vocational education - family member Student of vocational education - family member Student of vocational education - family member Higher Education Institutions EDH1. Are you or do you have any family members that are students in a higher education or vocational education institution? 6215 -9 1 -5.71037811745776 1.00455036573918 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Does higher/vocational education institution provide distance learning? Does higher/vocational education institution provide distance learning? Does higher/vocational education institution provide distance learning? Does higher/vocational education institution provide distance learning? Does higher/vocational education institution provide distance learning? Higher Education Institutions EDH2. Does your/your family member’s higher/vocational education institution provide distance learning? 6215 -9 1 -5.95752212389381 1.17346382751027 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Access to the distance based learning provided by your institution Access to the distance based learning provided by your institution Access to the distance based learning provided by your institution Access to the distance based learning provided by your institution Access to the distance based learning provided by your institution Higher Education Institutions EDH3. Are your/your family members able to access the distance based learning provided by your institution? 6215 -9 1 -5.9739340305712 1.13943964687715 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Unable to access the distance learning services: Don't have internet access Unable to access the distance learning services: Don't have internet access Unable to access the distance learning services: Don't have internet access Unable to access the distance learning services: Don't have internet access Unable to access the distance learning services: Don't have internet access Higher Education Institutions ED3HA. Why are your/your family members unable to access the distance based learning services from your educational institution? - Don’t have internet access 6215 -9 -6.16057924376508 0.391357781595963 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Unable to access the distance learning services: Have poor internet connection Unable to access the distance learning services: Have poor internet connection Unable to access the distance learning services: Have poor internet connection Unable to access the distance learning services: Have poor internet connection Unable to access the distance learning services: Have poor internet connection Higher Education Institutions ED3HA. Why are your/your family members unable to access the distance based learning services from your educational institution? - Have poor internet connection 6215 -9 -6.16057924376508 0.391357781595963 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Unable to access the distance learning services: Other Unable to access the distance learning services: Other Unable to access the distance learning services: Other Unable to access the distance learning services: Other Unable to access the distance learning services: Other Higher Education Institutions ED3HA. Why are your/your family members unable to access the distance based learning services from your educational institution? - Other 6215 -9 1 -6.16025744167337 0.396797525402624 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Unable to access the distance learning services: Other specified Unable to access the distance learning services: Other specified Unable to access the distance learning services: Other specified Unable to access the distance learning services: Other specified Unable to access the distance learning services: Other specified Higher Education Institutions ED3HA. Why are your/your family members unable to access the distance based learning services from your educational institution? - Other specify 6215 -9 2 -6.16009654062751 0.399892152759982 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Because of work 2 Difficulty to understand lectures in Georgian Satisfied with the quality of online education Satisfied with the quality of online education Satisfied with the quality of online education Satisfied with the quality of online education Satisfied with the quality of online education Higher Education Institutions ED3HB. How satisfied or unsatisfied are your/your family members with the quality of online education at your vocational/higher education institution? Would you say you are very satisfied, satisfied, unsatisfied, or very unsatisfied? 6215 -9 4 -5.94336283185841 1.35256338048614 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very unsatisfied 2 Unsatisfied 3 Satisfied 4 Very satisfied Main benefits of distance learning: Save money on public transportation Main benefits of distance learning: Save money on public transportation Main benefits of distance learning: Save money on public transportation Main benefits of distance learning: Save money on public transportation Main benefits of distance learning: Save money on public transportation Higher Education Institutions EDH4. What are the main benefits of distance based learning for your/your family members as opposed to classroom based learning? - Save money on public transportation 6215 -9 1 -6.0402252614642 0.841659862156422 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main benefits of distance learning: Save money from living in a cheaper location Main benefits of distance learning: Save money from living in a cheaper location Main benefits of distance learning: Save money from living in a cheaper location Main benefits of distance learning: Save money from living in a cheaper location Main benefits of distance learning: Save money from living in a cheaper location Higher Education Institutions EDH4. What are the main benefits of distance based learning for your/your family members as opposed to classroom based learning? - Save money from living in a cheaper location 6215 -9 1 -6.04312148028962 0.818836363720343 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main benefits of distance learning: Learning materials are easier to access Main benefits of distance learning: Learning materials are easier to access Main benefits of distance learning: Learning materials are easier to access Main benefits of distance learning: Learning materials are easier to access Main benefits of distance learning: Learning materials are easier to access Higher Education Institutions EDH4. What are the main benefits of distance based learning for your/your family members as opposed to classroom based learning? - Learning materials are easier to access 6215 -9 1 -6.04344328238134 0.816260392845169 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main benefits of distance learning: Save time by not going to the institution Main benefits of distance learning: Save time by not going to the institution Main benefits of distance learning: Save time by not going to the institution Main benefits of distance learning: Save time by not going to the institution Main benefits of distance learning: Save time by not going to the institution Higher Education Institutions EDH4. What are the main benefits of distance based learning for your/your family members as opposed to classroom based learning? - Save time by not going to the educational institution 6215 -9 1 -6.03781174577635 0.860209538748554 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main benefits of distance learning: Other Main benefits of distance learning: Other Main benefits of distance learning: Other Main benefits of distance learning: Other Main benefits of distance learning: Other Higher Education Institutions EDH4. What are the main benefits of distance based learning for your/your family members as opposed to classroom based learning? - Other 6215 -9 1 -6.04263877715205 0.822684960714346 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main benefits of distance learning: Other specified Main benefits of distance learning: Other specified Main benefits of distance learning: Other specified Main benefits of distance learning: Other specified Main benefits of distance learning: Other specified Higher Education Institutions EDH4. What are the main benefits of distance based learning for your/your family members as opposed to classroom based learning? - Other specify 6215 -9 8 -6.1407884151247 0.590915310250921 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Healthcare protection 2 They have more freedom 3 Higher class enrolment 4 More time to study 5 Better class environment 6 Learning process was not postponed 7 Possibility to work parallel with studying 8 Usage of modern technologies Main disadvantages of distance learning: Hands on activities are not possible Main disadvantages of distance learning: Hands on activities are not possible Main disadvantages of distance learning: Hands on activities are not possible Main disadvantages of distance learning: Hands on activities are not possible Main disadvantages of distance learning: Hands on activities are not possible Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - Hands on activities are not possible 6215 -9 1 -6.01866452131939 0.92055129956361 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main disadvantages of distance learning: Instructors have difficulty teaching Main disadvantages of distance learning: Instructors have difficulty teaching Main disadvantages of distance learning: Instructors have difficulty teaching Main disadvantages of distance learning: Instructors have difficulty teaching Main disadvantages of distance learning: Instructors have difficulty teaching Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - The instructors have difficulty teaching online 6215 -9 1 -6.01818181818182 0.923963546067578 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main disadvantages of distance learning: Difficult to interact with instructor Main disadvantages of distance learning: Difficult to interact with instructor Main disadvantages of distance learning: Difficult to interact with instructor Main disadvantages of distance learning: Difficult to interact with instructor Main disadvantages of distance learning: Difficult to interact with instructor Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - It is difficult to interact with the instructor 6215 -9 1 -6.01609010458568 0.938603742675594 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main disadvantages of distance learning: Harder to interact with classmates Main disadvantages of distance learning: Harder to interact with classmates Main disadvantages of distance learning: Harder to interact with classmates Main disadvantages of distance learning: Harder to interact with classmates Main disadvantages of distance learning: Harder to interact with classmates Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - It is harder to interact with classmates 6215 -9 1 -6.01576830249397 0.940835447852025 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main disadvantages of distance learning: I find it harder to focus Main disadvantages of distance learning: I find it harder to focus Main disadvantages of distance learning: I find it harder to focus Main disadvantages of distance learning: I find it harder to focus Main disadvantages of distance learning: I find it harder to focus Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - I find it harder to focus 6215 -9 1 -6.01834271922768 0.92282756052827 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - Other 6215 -9 1 -6.01882542236525 0.919411013517436 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other specified Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other specified Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other specified Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other specified Main disadvantages of distance learning: Other specified Higher Education Institutions EDH5. What are the main disadvantages of distance based learning for you as opposed to classroom based learning? - Other specify 6215 -9 9 -6.13097345132743 0.672149012674791 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Problems with internet connection 2 Difficulty with accessing the materials 3 Technical problems with online programs 4 The quality of learning 5 Needs to use neighbor's computer 6 Problems with eyesight 7 Difficult to adapt 8 In the village there are electricity problems 9 Less funny Have your educational institution reduced fees or postponed payment? Have your educational institution reduced fees or postponed payment? Have your educational institution reduced fees or postponed payment? Have your educational institution reduced fees or postponed payment? Have your educational institution reduced fees or postponed payment? Higher Education Institutions EDH6. Have you or your family members’ educational institution reduced fees or postponed payment? 6215 -9 1 -5.98117457763475 1.03920550859128 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in vocational education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in vocational education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in vocational education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in vocational education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in vocational education Higher Education Institutions EDH7. Did anyone in your household decide, after previously intending on attending, not to attend higher or vocational education because of the Coronavirus? Vocational education 6215 -9 1 -5.04247787610619 2.19967175187879 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in higher education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in higher education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in higher education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in higher education Anyone in HH decided not to enroll in higher education Higher Education Institutions EDH7. Did anyone in your household decide, after previously intending on attending, not to attend higher or vocational education because of the Coronavirus? Higher education 6215 -9 1 -5.04199517296862 2.20088781789845 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Anyone in HH decided to stop attending vocational education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending vocational education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending vocational education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending vocational education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending vocational education Higher Education Institutions EDH8. Did anyone in your household decide to stop attending higher or vocational education permanently who was already enrolled because of the Coronavirus? Vocational education 6215 -9 1 -5.04151246983105 2.20159149587431 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Anyone in HH decided to stop attending higher education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending higher education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending higher education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending higher education Anyone in HH decided to stop attending higher education Higher Education Institutions EDH8. Did anyone in your household decide to stop attending higher or vocational education permanently who was already enrolled because of the Coronavirus? Higher education 6215 -9 1 -5.0413515687852 2.20199651364235 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago HH better off or worse off financially than a year ago Economy CC1. Would you say that you and your family are better off or worse off financially than you were a year ago? 6215 -9 3 -3.52308930008045 3.5358852043779 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Worse off 2 The same 3 Better off HH better off or worse off financially a year from now HH better off or worse off financially a year from now HH better off or worse off financially a year from now HH better off or worse off financially a year from now HH better off or worse off financially a year from now Economy CC2. Now looking ahead - do you think that a year from now you and your family will be better off financially, worse off financially, or just about the same as now? 6215 -9 3 -3.64151246983105 3.46622142762415 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Worse off 2 The same 3 Better off During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially During the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially Economy CC3. Now turning to business conditions in the country as a whole - do you think that during the next 12 months we'll have good or bad times financially or neither good or bad? 6215 -9 3 -3.64585679806919 3.43619788077651 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Bad times 2 Neither good or bad 3 Good times Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Which is more likely to take place in the next five years Economy CC4. Looking ahead, which you would say is more likely to take place in the next five years for Georgia as a whole: 6215 -9 3 -3.75945293644409 3.28413548543675 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Continuous good times 2 Periods of widespread unemployment/depression 3 Things won’t change It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? It is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? Economy CC5. Thinking about the big things people buy for their homes - such as furniture, a stove, a television. Generally speaking, do you think now is a good or bad time for people to buy major household items? 6215 -9 3 -3.61110217216412 3.45151328976121 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Bad time 2 Neither good nor bad 3 Good time Have you lost your job as a result of the Coronavirus? Have you lost your job as a result of the Coronavirus? Have you lost your job as a result of the Coronavirus? Have you lost your job as a result of the Coronavirus? Have you lost your job as a result of the Coronavirus? Economy E1. Have you lost your job as a result of the Coronavirus? 6215 -9 1 -5.03588093322607 2.25673538786918 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? Economy E1A. During the COVID-19 crisis, did you lose a job at any point in time? 6215 -9 1 -3.89042638777152 2.98182403922714 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Have you started working again? Have you started working again? Have you started working again? Have you started working again? Have you started working again? Economy E1B. Have you started working again? 6215 -9 1 -5.64827031375704 1.98818196903137 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus HH monthly income in GEL before the Coronavirus Economy E2. Household income is the total income of what all household members earn. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in GEL before the start of Coronavirus? 6215 -9 15000 427.995172968624 977.514437579685 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know HH monthly income in GEL in March HH monthly income in GEL in March HH monthly income in GEL in March HH monthly income in GEL in March HH monthly income in GEL in March Economy E3. Household income is the total income of what all household members earn. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in GEL in March? 6215 -9 50000 186.620273531778 853.129262065822 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know HH monthly income in GEL in April - expected HH monthly income in GEL in April - expected HH monthly income in GEL in April - expected HH monthly income in GEL in April - expected HH monthly income in GEL in April - expected Economy E4. Please tell me, after taxes, what do you expect your household’s monthly income to be in GEL in April? 6215 -9 10000 75.5432019308125 394.3875412489 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 45 50 55 100 110 120 122 140 150 180 200 220 225 230 240 250 260 265 270 275 280 300 320 340 347 350 360 364 395 400 420 440 450 460 470 490 500 520 550 600 620 650 660 670 691 700 720 730 740 750 800 865 880 900 1000 1040 1100 1200 1270 1300 1320 1395 1400 1500 1550 1600 1650 1700 1800 2000 2300 2500 3000 3300 3500 4000 4700 5000 6000 6500 7000 10000 HH monthly income in GEL in April HH monthly income in GEL in April HH monthly income in GEL in April HH monthly income in GEL in April HH monthly income in GEL in April 6215 -9 10000 69.9530168946098 359.524110653406 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 22 50 80 100 120 123 135 140 150 170 180 190 199 200 220 230 240 250 260 265 270 280 290 300 320 335 340 350 360 380 400 410 420 440 450 470 480 490 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 580 590 600 620 640 660 670 680 700 740 750 800 850 900 928 945 950 1000 1020 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1800 2000 2100 2400 2500 2800 3000 3500 4000 5000 8000 10000 HH monthly income in GEL in May - expected HH monthly income in GEL in May - expected HH monthly income in GEL in May - expected HH monthly income in GEL in May - expected HH monthly income in GEL in May - expected 6215 -9 15000 70.3451327433628 410.394491519047 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 22 50 80 100 120 135 140 150 170 180 199 200 205 220 230 240 250 260 265 270 280 290 300 320 335 340 350 380 400 420 440 450 460 480 490 500 510 520 530 540 550 560 580 590 600 620 640 650 660 670 680 700 740 750 800 850 900 920 928 945 950 1000 1020 1100 1120 1200 1220 1300 1400 1500 1600 1800 2000 2100 2400 2500 2800 3000 3500 4000 5000 8000 10000 15000 HH monthly income in GEL in May HH monthly income in GEL in May HH monthly income in GEL in May HH monthly income in GEL in May HH monthly income in GEL in May Economy E5B. Please tell me, after taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in May? 6215 -9 15000 80.7705551086082 448.486553574328 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 22 58 80 90 100 140 150 180 190 200 220 240 250 260 265 270 280 300 310 312 320 340 350 360 380 400 420 440 450 500 520 530 540 550 560 570 580 600 608 660 700 720 750 760 800 840 900 1000 1050 1100 1150 1200 1220 1260 1300 1308 1400 1440 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000 2200 2220 2500 3000 3500 3700 4000 5000 7000 10000 12000 15000 Not enough money to buy food before Coronavirus Not enough money to buy food before Coronavirus Not enough money to buy food before Coronavirus Not enough money to buy food before Coronavirus Not enough money to buy food before Coronavirus Economy E5. Speaking about the year before March, how often did you not have enough money to buy the food you or your family needed? Was it... 6215 -9 5 -4.42735317779566 3.70381004867875 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Every day 2 Every week 3 Every month 4 Less often 5 Never Not enough money to buy food last month Not enough money to buy food last month Not enough money to buy food last month Not enough money to buy food last month Not enough money to buy food last month Economy E6. Speaking about the last month, how often did you not have enough money to buy the food you or your family needed? Was it... 6215 -9 5 -2.91649235720032 4.62128093206544 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Every day 2 Several times a week 3 Once a week 4 Less often 5 Never Because of the closure of public transportation, were you able to work? Because of the closure of public transportation, were you able to work? Because of the closure of public transportation, were you able to work? Because of the closure of public transportation, were you able to work? Because of the closure of public transportation, were you able to work? Economy E7A. As a result of the closure of public transportation, were you able to work? 6215 -9 1 -4.90957361222848 2.38225051919823 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Because of the closure of public transportation, have you received lower income? Because of the closure of public transportation, have you received lower income? Because of the closure of public transportation, have you received lower income? Because of the closure of public transportation, have you received lower income? Because of the closure of public transportation, have you received lower income? Economy E7B. As a result of the closure of public transportation, have you received a lower income due to higher transportation costs? 6215 -9 1 -4.92566371681416 2.3459164966795 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Benefited from: Monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months because of lost job Benefited from: Monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months because of lost job Benefited from: Monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months because of lost job Benefited from: Monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months because of lost job Benefited from: Monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months because of lost job Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - Monthly allowance of GEL 200 for six months because of a lost job 6215 -9 1 -5.11906677393403 2.10543958804653 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: Income tax exemption for formal. employed making GEL 750 or less Benefited from: Income tax exemption for formal. employed making GEL 750 or less Benefited from: Income tax exemption for formal. employed making GEL 750 or less Benefited from: Income tax exemption for formal. employed making GEL 750 or less Benefited from: Income tax exemption for formal. employed making GEL 750 or less Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - Income tax exemption for formally employed people making GEL 750 or less per month for six months 6215 -9 1 -5.11761866452132 2.10930093335677 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: One-time payment of GEL 300 for self-employed who lost income Benefited from: One-time payment of GEL 300 for self-employed who lost income Benefited from: One-time payment of GEL 300 for self-employed who lost income Benefited from: One-time payment of GEL 300 for self-employed who lost income Benefited from: One-time payment of GEL 300 for self-employed who lost income Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - One-time payment of GEL 300 for self-employed people who lost income 6215 -9 1 -5.11922767497989 2.10501005094665 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: GEL 600 for socially vulnerable people during next 6 month Benefited from: GEL 600 for socially vulnerable people during next 6 month Benefited from: GEL 600 for socially vulnerable people during next 6 month Benefited from: GEL 600 for socially vulnerable people during next 6 month Benefited from: GEL 600 for socially vulnerable people during next 6 month Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - GEL 600 for socially vulnerable people during next 6 month 6215 -9 1 -5.11810136765889 2.10801471469184 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: Subsidies on utility payments Benefited from: Subsidies on utility payments Benefited from: Subsidies on utility payments Benefited from: Subsidies on utility payments Benefited from: Subsidies on utility payments Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - Subsidies on utility payments 6215 -9 1 -4.99082864038616 2.42029283049384 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: Relief on loan payments Benefited from: Relief on loan payments Benefited from: Relief on loan payments Benefited from: Relief on loan payments Benefited from: Relief on loan payments Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - Relief on loan payments 6215 -9 1 -5.0711182622687 2.22924088479591 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: Other Benefited from: Other Benefited from: Other Benefited from: Other Benefited from: Other Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - Other 6215 -9 1 -5.11649235720032 2.11229863541282 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 None -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Benefited from: Other specified Benefited from: Other specified Benefited from: Other specified Benefited from: Other specified Benefited from: Other specified Economy E7. Have you or a family member benefited from any of the following policies? - Other specify 6215 -9 4 -6.14851166532582 0.572675151021417 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Products 2 180 GEL assistance from city hall for a family member with disabilities 3 Social subsistence for mountainous and conflict regions 4 Increased pension Does anyone in your household engage in agricultural activities? Does anyone in your household engage in agricultural activities? Does anyone in your household engage in agricultural activities? Does anyone in your household engage in agricultural activities? Does anyone in your household engage in agricultural activities? Economy E8. Does anyone in your household engage in agricultural activities? 6215 -9 1 -4.934835076428 2.40843278339922 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Has anyone from your household been able to perform agricultural activities? Has anyone from your household been able to perform agricultural activities? Has anyone from your household been able to perform agricultural activities? Has anyone from your household been able to perform agricultural activities? Has anyone from your household been able to perform agricultural activities? Economy E9. During the last month, have you or anyone from your household been able to perform normal activities on the farm or for raising livestock? 6215 -9 1 -5.62928399034594 1.80707182469866 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Reasons not performing agr. activities: Advised to stay home Reasons not performing agr. activities: Advised to stay home Reasons not performing agr. activities: Advised to stay home Reasons not performing agr. activities: Advised to stay home Reasons not performing agr. activities: Advised to stay home Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Advised to stay home 6215 -9 1 -6.12003218020917 0.671078950232472 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Reduced availability of hired labor Reasons not performing agr. activities: Reduced availability of hired labor Reasons not performing agr. activities: Reduced availability of hired labor Reasons not performing agr. activities: Reduced availability of hired labor Reasons not performing agr. activities: Reduced availability of hired labor Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Reduced availability of hired labor 6215 -9 1 -6.1206757843926 0.664698285708929 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Restrictions on movement/travel Reasons not performing agr. activities: Restrictions on movement/travel Reasons not performing agr. activities: Restrictions on movement/travel Reasons not performing agr. activities: Restrictions on movement/travel Reasons not performing agr. activities: Restrictions on movement/travel Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Restrictions on movement/travel 6215 -9 1 -6.11568785197104 0.71264052865537 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to acquire / transport inputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to acquire / transport inputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to acquire / transport inputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to acquire / transport inputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to acquire / transport inputs Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Unable to acquire / transport inputs 6215 -9 1 -6.11890587288817 0.682100043905808 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to sell / transport outputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to sell / transport outputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to sell / transport outputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to sell / transport outputs Reasons not performing agr. activities: Unable to sell / transport outputs Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Unable to sell / transport outputs 6215 -9 1 -6.12035398230088 0.667896315162768 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Need to care for ill family member Reasons not performing agr. activities: Need to care for ill family member Reasons not performing agr. activities: Need to care for ill family member Reasons not performing agr. activities: Need to care for ill family member Reasons not performing agr. activities: Need to care for ill family member Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Need to care for ill family member 6215 -9 -6.12099758648431 0.661484638592818 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Other 6215 -9 1 -6.11938857602574 0.677398904102919 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other specified Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other specified Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other specified Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other specified Reasons not performing agr. activities: Other specified Economy E10. What are the main reasons you have not been able to perform normal activities on the farm? - Other 6215 -9 6 -6.15800482703138 0.540422545026897 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Had no time 2 Had no money 3 High prices on necessary products 4 The agricultural season has not started yet 5 Climatic conditions only 6 It was hard to hire agricultural technician Do you expect a better, worse or a similar harvest the one you had last year? Do you expect a better, worse or a similar harvest the one you had last year? Do you expect a better, worse or a similar harvest the one you had last year? Do you expect a better, worse or a similar harvest the one you had last year? Do you expect a better, worse or a similar harvest the one you had last year? Economy E11. All things considered, do you expect a better harvest, a worse harvest, or a similar harvest to the one you had last year? 6215 -9 3 -5.59935639581657 1.95550757733922 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Worse 2 Similar 3 Better To what extent are you satisfied with your life in general at the present time? To what extent are you satisfied with your life in general at the present time? To what extent are you satisfied with your life in general at the present time? To what extent are you satisfied with your life in general at the present time? To what extent are you satisfied with your life in general at the present time? Subjective well being SWB1. To what extent are you satisfied with your life in general at the present time? 6215 -9 5 -4.59951729686243 3.24461869238067 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at all satisfied 2 Less than satisfied 3 Both yes and no 4 Rather satisfied 5 Fully satisfied How worried are you about your household's finances in the next month? How worried are you about your household's finances in the next month? How worried are you about your household's finances in the next month? How worried are you about your household's finances in the next month? How worried are you about your household's finances in the next month? Subjective well being SWB5. How worried are you about your household’s finances in the next month? 6215 -9 4 -4.79485116653258 2.7811331357417 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very worried 2 Worried 3 Not worried 4 Not worried at all How worried are you that you/your family member might become ill from COVID-19? How worried are you that you/your family member might become ill from COVID-19? How worried are you that you/your family member might become ill from COVID-19? How worried are you that you/your family member might become ill from COVID-19? How worried are you that you/your family member might become ill from COVID-19? Subjective well being SWB6. How worried are you that you or someone in your immediate family might become seriously ill from coronavirus (COVID-19)? Would you say you are very worried, worried, not worried, or not worried at all? 6215 -9 4 -4.77361222847949 2.83446512306474 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Very worried 2 Worried 3 Not worried 4 Not worried at all In the next 12 months you/your family will be… In the next 12 months you/your family will be… In the next 12 months you/your family will be… In the next 12 months you/your family will be… In the next 12 months you/your family will be… Subjective well being SWB7. Do you think that in the next 12 months you and your family will be better than today or worse? 6215 -9 5 -4.71102172164119 3.06372074090534 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 You will live much worse 2 You will live somewhat worse 3 Nothing will change 4 You will live somewhat better 5 You will live much better If I vaccinate my child, it may create serious problems If I vaccinate my child, it may create serious problems If I vaccinate my child, it may create serious problems If I vaccinate my child, it may create serious problems If I vaccinate my child, it may create serious problems Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - If I vaccinate my child, it may create serious problems 6215 -6 4 -4.75768302493966 2.84389109302937 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Vaccines are necessary to protect the health of young people Vaccines are necessary to protect the health of young people Vaccines are necessary to protect the health of young people Vaccines are necessary to protect the health of young people Vaccines are necessary to protect the health of young people Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Vaccines are necessary to protect the health of young people 6215 -6 4 -4.58407079646018 3.21646429837053 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Vaccines do a good job in preventing the diseases they are intended to prevent Vaccines do a good job in preventing the diseases they are intended to prevent Vaccines do a good job in preventing the diseases they are intended to prevent Vaccines do a good job in preventing the diseases they are intended to prevent Vaccines do a good job in preventing the diseases they are intended to prevent Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Vaccines do a good job in preventing the diseases they are intended to prevent 6215 -6 4 -4.60466613032985 3.18048606044106 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Vaccines are safe Vaccines are safe Vaccines are safe Vaccines are safe Vaccines are safe Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Vaccines are safe 6215 -6 4 -4.64537409493162 3.09932155395707 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree If people do not get vaccinations, they may get a disease such as measles If people do not get vaccinations, they may get a disease such as measles If people do not get vaccinations, they may get a disease such as measles If people do not get vaccinations, they may get a disease such as measles If people do not get vaccinations, they may get a disease such as measles Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - If people do not get vaccinations, they may get a disease such as measles 6215 -6 4 -4.59163314561545 3.20020630479295 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree If people do not get vaccinations, it can cause other people to get the disease If people do not get vaccinations, it can cause other people to get the disease If people do not get vaccinations, it can cause other people to get the disease If people do not get vaccinations, it can cause other people to get the disease If people do not get vaccinations, it can cause other people to get the disease Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - If people do not get vaccinations, it can cause other people to get the disease 6215 -6 4 -4.66484312148029 3.05282502307401 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Vaccines cause autism Vaccines cause autism Vaccines cause autism Vaccines cause autism Vaccines cause autism Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Vaccines cause autism 6215 -6 4 -4.89975864843121 2.55756228097085 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Infant immune systems can't handle as many vaccines as doctors give them Infant immune systems can't handle as many vaccines as doctors give them Infant immune systems can't handle as many vaccines as doctors give them Infant immune systems can't handle as many vaccines as doctors give them Infant immune systems can't handle as many vaccines as doctors give them Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Infant immune systems can’t handle as many vaccines as doctors give them 6215 -6 4 -4.80514883346742 2.75531015059325 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity Natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity Natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity Natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity Natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Natural immunity is better than vaccine acquired immunity 6215 -6 4 -4.52341110217216 3.34451266942105 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Vaccines contain unsafe toxins Vaccines contain unsafe toxins Vaccines contain unsafe toxins Vaccines contain unsafe toxins Vaccines contain unsafe toxins Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Vaccines contain unsafe toxins 6215 -6 4 -4.82139983909895 2.73392995519333 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree Vaccines aren't worth the risk Vaccines aren't worth the risk Vaccines aren't worth the risk Vaccines aren't worth the risk Vaccines aren't worth the risk Vaccination attitudes VAC1. I will now read out a number of statements. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree with the statement. - Vaccines aren’t worth the risk 6215 -6 4 -4.70989541432019 2.93749775371982 -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Strongly disagree 2 Disagree 3 Agree 4 Strongly Agree If a COVID-19 vaccine was available in 6 months, would you want to receive it? If a COVID-19 vaccine was available in 6 months, would you want to receive it? If a COVID-19 vaccine was available in 6 months, would you want to receive it? If a COVID-19 vaccine was available in 6 months, would you want to receive it? If a COVID-19 vaccine was available in 6 months, would you want to receive it? Vaccination attitudes VAC2. If a Coronavirus vaccine was available in 6 months, would you want to receive it? 6215 -9 1 -4.96106194690265 2.34450706710328 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Why not? - Vaccines create larger health problems for people who receive them Why not? - Vaccines create larger health problems for people who receive them Why not? - Vaccines create larger health problems for people who receive them Why not? - Vaccines create larger health problems for people who receive them Why not? - Vaccines create larger health problems for people who receive them Vaccination attitudes VAC3. Why not? - Vaccines create larger health problems for the individual who receives them 6215 -9 1 -5.668543845535 1.60508928298112 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Why not? - Vaccines are not effective at treating diseases Why not? - Vaccines are not effective at treating diseases Why not? - Vaccines are not effective at treating diseases Why not? - Vaccines are not effective at treating diseases Why not? - Vaccines are not effective at treating diseases Vaccination attitudes VAC3. Why not? - Vaccines are not effective at treating diseases 6215 -9 1 -5.66967015285599 1.6007538065692 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Why not? - The vaccine will not be thoroughly enough tested six months from now Why not? - The vaccine will not be thoroughly enough tested six months from now Why not? - The vaccine will not be thoroughly enough tested six months from now Why not? - The vaccine will not be thoroughly enough tested six months from now Why not? - The vaccine will not be thoroughly enough tested six months from now Vaccination attitudes VAC3. Why not? - The vaccine will not be thoroughly enough tested six months from now 6215 -9 1 -5.64810941271118 1.68167652438513 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Why not? - Other Why not? - Other Why not? - Other Why not? - Other Why not? - Other Vaccination attitudes VAC3. Why not? - 6215 -9 1 -5.65760257441673 1.64657129191814 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Not mentioned 1 Mentioned Why not? - Other specified Why not? - Other specified Why not? - Other specified Why not? - Other specified Why not? - Other specified Vaccination attitudes VAC3. Why not? - Other specify 6215 -9 15 -5.92228479485117 1.67371736824344 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Do not trust vaccination 2 Do not want 3 Thinks threat of corona is exaggerated 4 Thinks own immune system is better enough to deal with COVID-19 5 Does not see the need of vaccination 6 Could not take it because health-related issues 7 Is pregnant 8 Has negative information about vaccine 9 Lack of information 10 Becuase of my age 11 They will use it to insert microchips 12 Everything is a god's grace 13 Not sure now, but may change mind and vaccinate 14 Alterntive ways of treatment are better 15 Afread of niddles Government should be like a parent VS Government should be like an employee Government should be like a parent VS Government should be like an employee Government should be like a parent VS Government should be like an employee Government should be like a parent VS Government should be like an employee Government should be like a parent VS Government should be like an employee Democracy P8. Please tell me which of the following statements you agree with? 6215 -9 5 -4.58889782783588 3.24804994479086 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Agree very strongly with Statement 1 2 Agree with Statement 1 3 Agree with Statement 2 4 Agree very strongly with Statement 2 5 Agree with neither In your opinion, how much of a democracy is Georgia today? In your opinion, how much of a democracy is Georgia today? In your opinion, how much of a democracy is Georgia today? In your opinion, how much of a democracy is Georgia today? In your opinion, how much of a democracy is Georgia today? Democracy P16. In your opinion, how much of a democracy is Georgia today? Is it … 6215 -9 4 -4.67497988736927 3.03984534137293 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not a democracy 2 A democracy but with major problems 3 A democracy but with minor problems 4 A full democracy Attitude towards democracy Attitude towards democracy Attitude towards democracy Attitude towards democracy Attitude towards democracy Democracy P17. Which of these three statements is closest to your opinion? 6215 -9 3 -4.83684633950121 2.66817848095297 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Democracy is preferable to any other kind of government. 2 In some circumstances, a non-democratic government can be preferable. 3 For someone like me, it doesn't matter what kind of government we have. Which political party is closest to you? Which political party is closest to you? Which political party is closest to you? Which political party is closest to you? Which political party is closest to you? Democracy P19. There are a number of political parties in Georgia. Which political party is closest to you? 6215 -9 12 -5.23282381335479 2.31610779484896 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 No party -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Georgian Dream – Democratic Georgia 2 United National Movement 3 Movement for Liberty - European Georgia 4 Alliance of Patriots of Georgia 5 Georgian Labor Party 6 Democratic Movement – United Georgia 7 Political Platform - New Georgia 8 New Political Center - Girchi 9 Free Georgia 10 Lelo 11 Civic movement 12 Other Which political party is closest to you? - Other specified Which political party is closest to you? - Other specified Which political party is closest to you? - Other specified Which political party is closest to you? - Other specified Which political party is closest to you? - Other specified Democracy P19. There are a number of political parties in Georgia. Which political party is closest to you? Other 6215 -9 10 -6.133708769107 0.74596738125927 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 All oppositional parties 2 Pro-western oppositional parties 3 United opposion 4 Social Democrates 5 Conservative party 6 Republican party 7 Gedevadn Popkhadze party 8 Communist party 9 Does not matter 10 Who will help people Threat experiment groups Threat experiment groups Threat experiment groups Threat experiment groups Threat experiment groups 6215 -9 3 -4.69251810136766 2.98417136575932 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Control 2 Treatment 1 (Healthcare threat) 3 Treatment 2 (Economic threat) Personally, how worried are you about [treatment 1 or 2]? Personally, how worried are you about [treatment 1 or 2]? Personally, how worried are you about [treatment 1 or 2]? Personally, how worried are you about [treatment 1 or 2]? Personally, how worried are you about [treatment 1 or 2]? 6215 -9 4 -4.92131938857603 2.95542806817273 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 Not asked - control group -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not worried at all 2 Not worried 3 Worried 4 Very worried Restricting rights of citizens without asking parliament to overcome crisis Restricting rights of citizens without asking parliament to overcome crisis Restricting rights of citizens without asking parliament to overcome crisis Restricting rights of citizens without asking parliament to overcome crisis Restricting rights of citizens without asking parliament to overcome crisis Experiment O_1. To what extent is it acceptable or unacceptable for the government to decide to restrict the rights of citizens without asking parliament to bring the country out of the crisis? Is it… 6215 -9 4 -4.74851166532582 2.89495092612034 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Totally unacceptable 2 Unacceptable 3 Acceptable 4 Totally acceptable Publicly criticize the government regarding over how to overcome the crisis Publicly criticize the government regarding over how to overcome the crisis Publicly criticize the government regarding over how to overcome the crisis Publicly criticize the government regarding over how to overcome the crisis Publicly criticize the government regarding over how to overcome the crisis Experiment O_2 To what extent is it acceptable or unacceptable to publicly criticize the government regarding over how to overcome the crisis? Is it… 6215 -9 4 -4.63990345937249 3.15157538583941 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Totally unacceptable 2 Unacceptable 3 Acceptable 4 Totally acceptable Having strong and purposeful leader who decides what needs to be done Having strong and purposeful leader who decides what needs to be done Having strong and purposeful leader who decides what needs to be done Having strong and purposeful leader who decides what needs to be done Having strong and purposeful leader who decides what needs to be done Experiment O_3. To what extent is it acceptable or unacceptable for a country to have a strong and purposeful leader who decides for him/herself what needs to be done to pull the country out of the crisis? Is it… 6215 -9 4 -4.59501206757844 3.23616227628017 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Totally unacceptable 2 Unacceptable 3 Acceptable 4 Totally acceptable If government solves crisis successfully doesn't matter having official position If government solves crisis successfully doesn't matter having official position If government solves crisis successfully doesn't matter having official position If government solves crisis successfully doesn't matter having official position If government solves crisis successfully doesn't matter having official position Experiment O_4. To what extent is it acceptable or unacceptable that insofar as the government can solve the crisis successfully, it does not matter whether the decision-makers have an official position or not? Is it… 6215 -9 4 -4.69010458567981 3.04449202258347 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Totally unacceptable 2 Unacceptable 3 Acceptable 4 Totally acceptable 6 months from now: Going to restaurants 6 months from now: Going to restaurants 6 months from now: Going to restaurants 6 months from now: Going to restaurants 6 months from now: Going to restaurants The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Going to restaurants 6215 -6 3 -4.70909090909091 2.8119942985232 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More 6 months from now: Going to movies, concerts, the theatre, etc 6 months from now: Going to movies, concerts, the theatre, etc 6 months from now: Going to movies, concerts, the theatre, etc 6 months from now: Going to movies, concerts, the theatre, etc 6 months from now: Going to movies, concerts, the theatre, etc The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Going to movies, concerts, the theatre, and other entertainment venues 6215 -6 3 -4.7087691069992 2.81356295104782 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More 6 months from now: Spending time with friends in public places 6 months from now: Spending time with friends in public places 6 months from now: Spending time with friends in public places 6 months from now: Spending time with friends in public places 6 months from now: Spending time with friends in public places The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Spending time with friends in public places 6215 -6 3 -4.67948511665326 2.87205816666531 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More 6 months from now: Shopping in person 6 months from now: Shopping in person 6 months from now: Shopping in person 6 months from now: Shopping in person 6 months from now: Shopping in person The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Shopping in person 6215 -6 3 -4.68222043443282 2.86610844602874 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More 6 months from now: Travelling within the country 6 months from now: Travelling within the country 6 months from now: Travelling within the country 6 months from now: Travelling within the country 6 months from now: Travelling within the country The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Travelling within the country 6215 -6 3 -4.6815768302494 2.87304713336801 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More 6 months from now: Travelling outside the country 6 months from now: Travelling outside the country 6 months from now: Travelling outside the country 6 months from now: Travelling outside the country 6 months from now: Travelling outside the country The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Travelling outside the country 6215 -6 3 -4.72630732099759 2.78338929993883 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More 6 months from now: Shopping online 6 months from now: Shopping online 6 months from now: Shopping online 6 months from now: Shopping online 6 months from now: Shopping online The future of the virus FV1. Thinking about six months from now, do you think that you will do the following activities more, less, or about the same as you did before the Coronavirus? - Shopping online 6215 -6 3 -4.70555108608206 2.83624406798582 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Less 2 About the same 3 More If COVID-19 re-emerges: Making it mandatory to wear masks in closed places If COVID-19 re-emerges: Making it mandatory to wear masks in closed places If COVID-19 re-emerges: Making it mandatory to wear masks in closed places If COVID-19 re-emerges: Making it mandatory to wear masks in closed places If COVID-19 re-emerges: Making it mandatory to wear masks in closed places The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Making it mandatory for all people to wear masks in closed places 6215 -6 1 -4.78889782783588 2.62379476983739 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping all flights into and out of the country If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping all flights into and out of the country If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping all flights into and out of the country If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping all flights into and out of the country If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping all flights into and out of the country The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Stopping all flights into and out of the country 6215 -6 1 -4.80096540627514 2.60080928108337 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping public transport If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping public transport If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping public transport If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping public transport If COVID-19 re-emerges: Stopping public transport The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Stopping public transport 6215 -6 1 -4.82172164119067 2.55718213903219 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Banning movement in and out of major cities If COVID-19 re-emerges: Banning movement in and out of major cities If COVID-19 re-emerges: Banning movement in and out of major cities If COVID-19 re-emerges: Banning movement in and out of major cities If COVID-19 re-emerges: Banning movement in and out of major cities The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Banning movement in and out of major cities 6215 -6 1 -4.82349155269509 2.55450309001606 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Shutting down all non-essential businesses If COVID-19 re-emerges: Shutting down all non-essential businesses If COVID-19 re-emerges: Shutting down all non-essential businesses If COVID-19 re-emerges: Shutting down all non-essential businesses If COVID-19 re-emerges: Shutting down all non-essential businesses The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Shutting down all non-essential businesses 6215 -6 1 -4.8320193081255 2.53823761106199 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Imposing a curfew If COVID-19 re-emerges: Imposing a curfew If COVID-19 re-emerges: Imposing a curfew If COVID-19 re-emerges: Imposing a curfew If COVID-19 re-emerges: Imposing a curfew The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Imposing a curfew 6215 -6 1 -4.81979082864039 2.56163688716658 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting movement by cars If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting movement by cars If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting movement by cars If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting movement by cars If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting movement by cars The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Restricting movement by cars 6215 -6 1 -4.83781174577635 2.52367337419178 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting going out of without government approval If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting going out of without government approval If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting going out of without government approval If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting going out of without government approval If COVID-19 re-emerges: Restricting going out of without government approval The future of the virus FV2. Imagine that the Coronavirus was to re-emerge in Fall in Georgia like it did in March and April. Please tell me whether or not you would approve or disapprove of the following policies: - Restricting going out of the house without government approval 6215 -6 1 -4.84923572003218 2.50245241379473 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know Would disapprove 1 Would approve Do you expect the virus to re-emerge in the Fall? Do you expect the virus to re-emerge in the Fall? Do you expect the virus to re-emerge in the Fall? Do you expect the virus to re-emerge in the Fall? Do you expect the virus to re-emerge in the Fall? The future of the virus FV3. Do you expect the virus to re-emerge in the Fall? 6215 -9 1 -4.94545454545455 2.30497806848297 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Vaccinate 2 years from now for the Coronavirus If had a chance Vaccinate 2 years from now for the Coronavirus If had a chance Vaccinate 2 years from now for the Coronavirus If had a chance Vaccinate 2 years from now for the Coronavirus If had a chance Vaccinate 2 years from now for the Coronavirus If had a chance The future of the virus FV4. If you had the chance to be vaccinated 2 years from now for the Coronavirus, would you want the vaccine? 6215 -9 1 -4.90619469026549 2.38809107861206 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes In general, do you dislike taking risks, or do you like taking risks? In general, do you dislike taking risks, or do you like taking risks? In general, do you dislike taking risks, or do you like taking risks? In general, do you dislike taking risks, or do you like taking risks? In general, do you dislike taking risks, or do you like taking risks? 6215 -9 1 -4.86870474658085 2.46771438175253 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No, I dislike taking risks 1 Yes, I like taking risks Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge 6215 -9 4 -4.66886564762671 2.91502123655966 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at All 2 Several Days 3 More Than Half the Days 4 Nearly Every Day Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Not being able to stop or control worrying Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Not being able to stop or control worrying Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Not being able to stop or control worrying Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Not being able to stop or control worrying Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Not being able to stop or control worrying 6215 -9 4 -4.70957361222848 2.82007323707228 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at All 2 Several Days 3 More Than Half the Days 4 Nearly Every Day Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless 6215 -9 4 -4.6793242156074 2.89200236676314 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at All 2 Several Days 3 More Than Half the Days 4 Nearly Every Day Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Little interest/pleasure in doing things Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Little interest/pleasure in doing things Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Little interest/pleasure in doing things Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Little interest/pleasure in doing things Over the last 2 weeks how often been: Little interest/pleasure in doing things 6215 -9 4 -4.68897827835881 2.8686454945317 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Not at All 2 Several Days 3 More Than Half the Days 4 Nearly Every Day Mainly responsible for: Laundry Mainly responsible for: Laundry Mainly responsible for: Laundry Mainly responsible for: Laundry Mainly responsible for: Laundry Gender G1. Who is mainly responsible for the following activities in your family? - Laundry 6215 -9 3 -4.60530973451327 3.04596333302426 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 Not applicable -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Mainly the men 2 Mainly the women 3 Equally Mainly responsible for: Cooking Mainly responsible for: Cooking Mainly responsible for: Cooking Mainly responsible for: Cooking Mainly responsible for: Cooking Gender G1. Who is mainly responsible for the following activities in your family? - Cooking 6215 -9 3 -4.59388576025744 3.07143173398112 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 Not applicable -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Mainly the men 2 Mainly the women 3 Equally Mainly responsible for: Fixing things around the house Mainly responsible for: Fixing things around the house Mainly responsible for: Fixing things around the house Mainly responsible for: Fixing things around the house Mainly responsible for: Fixing things around the house Gender G1. Who is mainly responsible for the following activities in your family? - Fixing things around the house 6215 -9 3 -4.75768302493966 2.76417465294771 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 Not applicable -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Mainly the men 2 Mainly the women 3 Equally Mainly responsible for: Helping children with educational activities Mainly responsible for: Helping children with educational activities Mainly responsible for: Helping children with educational activities Mainly responsible for: Helping children with educational activities Mainly responsible for: Helping children with educational activities Gender G1. Who is mainly responsible for the following activities in your family? - Helping the household’s children with educational activities 6215 -9 3 -5.09332260659694 2.49446999866009 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 Not applicable -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Mainly the men 2 Mainly the women 3 Equally Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the elderly, sick, or disabled Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the elderly, sick, or disabled Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the elderly, sick, or disabled Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the elderly, sick, or disabled Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the elderly, sick, or disabled Gender G1. Who is mainly responsible for the following activities in your family? - Taking care of the elderly, sick, or disabled in the family 6215 -9 3 -5.35333869670153 2.05453756188192 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 Not applicable -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Mainly the men 2 Mainly the women 3 Equally Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the household's children Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the household's children Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the household's children Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the household's children Mainly responsible for: Taking care of the household's children Gender G1. Who is mainly responsible for the following activities in your family? - Taking care of the household’s children 6215 -9 3 -5.04038616251006 2.56711843332671 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -5 Not applicable -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Mainly the men 2 Mainly the women 3 Equally Amount of household work for women of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for women of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for women of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for women of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for women of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Gender G2. Overall, would you say that the amount of household work has become larger, smaller, or stayed about the same for the women of your household during the Coronavirus? 6215 -9 3 -4.57135961383749 3.1296443315463 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Smaller 2 About the same 3 Larger Amount of household work for men of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for men of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for men of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for men of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Amount of household work for men of your HH during the Coronavirus has become Gender G3. Overall, would you say that the amount of household work has become larger, smaller, or stayed about the same for the men of your household during the Coronavirus? 6215 -9 3 -4.62526146419952 3.02617680403229 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Smaller 2 About the same 3 Larger During COVID-19 family members/partner: Hit you During COVID-19 family members/partner: Hit you During COVID-19 family members/partner: Hit you During COVID-19 family members/partner: Hit you During COVID-19 family members/partner: Hit you Gender G4. During the Coronavirus, have any of your family members or an intimate partner… - Hit you 6215 -9 -4.95543041029767 2.27985165383851 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Ever happend before the COVID-19: Hit you Ever happend before the COVID-19: Hit you Ever happend before the COVID-19: Hit you Ever happend before the COVID-19: Hit you Ever happend before the COVID-19: Hit you Gender G5. Did this ever happen before the crisis? Hit you 6215 -9 -6 -6.17843925985519 0.391639136860934 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes During COVID-19 family members/partner: Called you names During COVID-19 family members/partner: Called you names During COVID-19 family members/partner: Called you names During COVID-19 family members/partner: Called you names During COVID-19 family members/partner: Called you names Gender G4. During the Coronavirus, have any of your family members or an intimate partner… - Called you names 6215 -9 1 -4.95430410297667 2.28268634782432 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Ever happend before the COVID-19: Called you names Ever happend before the COVID-19: Called you names Ever happend before the COVID-19: Called you names Ever happend before the COVID-19: Called you names Ever happend before the COVID-19: Called you names Gender G5. Did this ever happen before the crisis? Called you names 6215 -9 1 -6.16749798873693 0.467246244222207 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented from talking with others During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented from talking with others During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented from talking with others During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented from talking with others During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented from talking with others Gender G4. During the Coronavirus, have any of your family members or an intimate partner… - Prevented you from talking with others on the phone or online 6215 -9 1 -4.95462590506838 2.28177610061882 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented from talking with others Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented from talking with others Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented from talking with others Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented from talking with others Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented from talking with others Gender G5. Did this ever happen before the crisis? Prevented you from talking with others on the phone or online 6215 -9 1 -6.17232502011263 0.435849263550364 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes During COVID-19 family members/partner: Touched you & made you uncomfortable During COVID-19 family members/partner: Touched you & made you uncomfortable During COVID-19 family members/partner: Touched you & made you uncomfortable During COVID-19 family members/partner: Touched you & made you uncomfortable During COVID-19 family members/partner: Touched you & made you uncomfortable Gender G4. During the Coronavirus, have any of your family members or an intimate partner… - Touched you in a way that made you uncomfortable 6215 -9 1 -4.95446500402253 2.28223127527485 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Ever happend before the COVID-19: Touched you & made you uncomfortable Ever happend before the COVID-19: Touched you & made you uncomfortable Ever happend before the COVID-19: Touched you & made you uncomfortable Ever happend before the COVID-19: Touched you & made you uncomfortable Ever happend before the COVID-19: Touched you & made you uncomfortable Gender G5. Did this ever happen before the crisis? Touched you in a way that made you uncomfortable 6215 -9 1 -6.16991150442478 0.451827005206596 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented you from leaving home During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented you from leaving home During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented you from leaving home During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented you from leaving home During COVID-19 family members/partner: Prevented you from leaving home Gender G4. During the Coronavirus, have any of your family members or an intimate partner… - Prevented you from leaving home 6215 -9 1 -4.95189058728882 2.28837532249576 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented you from leaving home Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented you from leaving home Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented you from leaving home Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented you from leaving home Ever happend before the COVID-19: Prevented you from leaving home Gender G5. Did this ever happen before the crisis? Prevented you from leaving home 6215 -9 1 -6.15189058728882 0.547783561856675 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes Social norming experiment groups Social norming experiment groups Social norming experiment groups Social norming experiment groups Social norming experiment groups 6215 -9 3 -4.59871279163315 3.07107076638256 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Control 2 Treatment 1 3 Treatment 2 Do you plan on going outside the home to socialize next week? Do you plan on going outside the home to socialize next week? Do you plan on going outside the home to socialize next week? Do you plan on going outside the home to socialize next week? Do you plan on going outside the home to socialize next week? Social norming experiment SN1. Do you plan on going outside the home to socialize next week? 6215 -9 1 -4.84778761061947 2.52919887934857 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know No 1 Yes How often would you go out to socialize if Covid-19 re-emerges in the fall? How often would you go out to socialize if Covid-19 re-emerges in the fall? How often would you go out to socialize if Covid-19 re-emerges in the fall? How often would you go out to socialize if Covid-19 re-emerges in the fall? How often would you go out to socialize if Covid-19 re-emerges in the fall? Social norming experiment SN2. If the Covid-19 re-emerges in the fall with the same restrictions as implemented in April, how often would you go out to socialize in a normal week? 6215 -9 5 -4.41287208366854 3.57899880078849 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Several times a day 2 Daily 3 A few times a week 4 Once 5 Never Experimental groups Experimental groups Experimental groups Experimental groups Experimental groups 6215 -9 3 -4.68028962188254 2.98983729463454 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Control 2 Treatment 1 (Keeping restrictions on economic activities) 3 Treatment 2 (Lifting the restrictions on economic activities) How much would you donate to charity? How much would you donate to charity? How much would you donate to charity? How much would you donate to charity? How much would you donate to charity? 6215 -9 1000 26.5662107803701 121.051847600827 -9 Break off -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 2 10 15 20 25 30 40 50 100 150 200 208 250 300 330 349 350 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 6215 1 3 1.95108608205953 0.827505331618347 -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Capital 2 Urban 3 Rural Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight Demographic weight 6215 788.135620117188 7909.5634765625 2450.93643645626 1192.19819415254 Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language Interview language 6215 1 4 1.06886564762671 0.428792644633008 -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error -2 Refuse to answer -1 Don't know 1 Georgian 2 Azerbaijani 3 Armenian 4 Russian 5 Other language Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 Contact attempt 1 6215 1 7 1.30973451327434 0.945978994033538 -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number does not exist 3 Number off 4 No one answers 5 Number busy 6 Answering machine 7 Other household member answering 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 1st contact date 6215 2020-04-29 2020-04-30 2020-05-01 2020-05-02 2020-05-03 2020-05-07 2020-05-08 2020-05-09 2020-05-10 2020-05-14 2020-05-15 2020-05-16 2020-05-17 2020-05-21 2020-05-22 2020-05-23 2020-05-28 2020-05-29 2020-05-30 2020-06-04 2020-06-05 2020-06-06 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 1st contact time 6215 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 Contact attempt 2 6215 -7 4 -6.15366049879324 2.5375282464416 -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 2nd contact date 6215 1959-12-25 2020-04-29 2020-04-30 2020-05-01 2020-05-02 2020-05-07 2020-05-08 2020-05-09 2020-05-10 2020-05-14 2020-05-15 2020-05-16 2020-05-17 2020-05-21 2020-05-22 2020-05-23 2020-05-28 2020-05-29 2020-05-30 2020-05-31 2020-06-04 2020-06-05 2020-06-06 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 2nd contact time 6215 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 Contact attempt 3 6215 -7 1 -6.8532582461786 1.07358573975452 -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1 Potential respondent 2 Number off 3 No one answers 4 Number busy 5 Answering machine 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 3rd contact date 6215 1959-12-25 2020-04-29 2020-04-30 2020-05-01 2020-05-02 2020-05-07 2020-05-08 2020-05-09 2020-05-10 2020-05-14 2020-05-15 2020-05-16 2020-05-17 2020-05-21 2020-05-22 2020-05-23 2020-05-28 2020-05-29 2020-05-30 2020-06-04 2020-06-05 2020-06-06 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 3rd contact time 6215 Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date 6215 2020-04-29 2020-04-30 2020-05-01 2020-05-02 2020-05-03 2020-05-07 2020-05-08 2020-05-09 2020-05-10 2020-05-14 2020-05-15 2020-05-16 2020-05-17 2020-05-21 2020-05-22 2020-05-23 2020-05-28 2020-05-29 2020-05-30 2020-05-31 2020-06-04 2020-06-05 2020-06-06 Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time Interview start time 6215 Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date Interview end date 6215 2020-04-29 2020-04-30 2020-05-01 2020-05-02 2020-05-03 2020-05-07 2020-05-08 2020-05-09 2020-05-10 2020-05-14 2020-05-15 2020-05-16 2020-05-17 2020-05-21 2020-05-22 2020-05-23 2020-05-28 2020-05-29 2020-05-30 2020-05-31 2020-06-04 2020-06-05 2020-06-06 Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time Interview end time 6215 6215 1960-01-01 00:03:00 1960-01-01 00:04:00 1960-01-01 00:05:00 1960-01-01 00:06:00 1960-01-01 00:07:00 1960-01-01 00:08:00 1960-01-01 00:09:00 1960-01-01 00:10:00 1960-01-01 00:11:00 1960-01-01 00:12:00 1960-01-01 00:13:00 1960-01-01 00:14:00 1960-01-01 00:15:00 1960-01-01 00:16:00 1960-01-01 00:17:00 1960-01-01 00:18:00 1960-01-01 00:19:00 1960-01-01 00:20:00 1960-01-01 00:21:00 1960-01-01 00:22:00 1960-01-01 00:23:00 1960-01-01 00:24:00 1960-01-01 00:25:00 1960-01-01 00:26:00 1960-01-01 00:27:00 1960-01-01 00:28:00 1960-01-01 00:29:00 1960-01-01 00:30:00 1960-01-01 00:31:00 1960-01-01 00:32:00 1960-01-01 00:33:00 1960-01-01 00:34:00 1960-01-01 00:35:00 1960-01-01 00:36:00 1960-01-01 00:37:00 1960-01-01 00:38:00 1960-01-01 00:39:00 1960-01-01 00:40:00 1960-01-01 00:43:00 1960-01-01 00:45:00 1960-01-01 00:46:00 1960-01-01 00:47:00 1960-01-01 00:50:00 1960-01-01 00:53:00 1960-01-01 00:58:00 Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code Interviewer code 6215 1136 9931 4088.83266291231 3746.64515269599 -6 Not asked in this wave -3 Interviewer error 1136 1201 1205 1207 1403 1409 1411 1420 1421 1425 1436 1611 1650 1687 1701 1710 1716 1729 1738 1809 1810 1818 1819 1828 1832 1833 1835 1837 1838 1841 1842 1851 1868 1869 1875 9901 9902 9905 9906 9908 9909 9911 9915 9919 9923 9924 9925 9926 9927 9931 Region Region Region Region Region 6215 1 11 4.21158487530169 3.39300967085051 -6 Not asked in this wave 1 Tbilisi 2 Adjara 3 Guria 4 Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti 5 Imereti 6 Racha-Lechkhumi/lower Svaneti 7 Shida Kartli 8 Samtskhe-Javakheti 9 Kvemo Kartli 10 Mtskheta-Mtianeti 11 Kakheti 12 Other Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify Region Other specify 6215 -7 -7 -7 -7 Legal skip -6 Not asked in this wave 1 Abkhazia 2 Italy