| Təkrarlanma bölgüsü (%) | |
|---|---|
| When choosing a profession, parent’s word should be decisive because a parent knows better what will be useful for his/her child | 23 |
| When choosing a profession, child’s word should be decisive even if parent thinks that the child is making a mistake | 75 |
| Agree with neither | 1 |
| DK | 1 |
CHOPROF: Parent's vs. child's word should be decisive when choosing a profession
Sual mətni: Please, tell me, which of the following statements do you agree with and how much? Statement 1: When choosing a profession, parent’s word should be decisive because a parent knows better what will be useful for his/her child. Statement 2: When choosing a profession, child’s word should be decisive even if parent thinks that the child is making a mistake.
Qeyd: The question was recoded. Original options are as follows: 1. When choosing a profession, parent’s word should be decisive because a parent knows better what will be useful for his/her child - Strongly agree 2. When choosing a profession, parent’s word should be decisive because a parent knows better what will be useful for his/her child - Agree 3. When choosing a profession, child’s word should be decisive even if parent thinks that the child is making a mistake - Agree 4. When choosing a profession, child’s word should be decisive even if parent thinks that the child is making a mistake - Strongly agree 5. Agree with neither. Options 1 and 2 were grouped to 'When choosing a profession, parent’s word should be decisive because a parent knows better what will be useful for his/her child', 3 and 4 to 'When choosing a profession, child’s word should be decisive even if parent thinks that the child is making a mistake'.
- When choosing a profession, parent’s word should be decisive because a parent knows better what will be useful for his/her child
- When choosing a profession, child’s word should be decisive even if parent thinks that the child is making a mistake
- Agree with neither
- DK
NDI: Public attitudes in Georgia, June 2018
Public attitudes in Georgia, June 2018
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