Women and Work Survey Statistics at Survelum Public Data Bank |
Data collected: 70 survey responses Click on underlined response options to use corellation filters |
Demographics |
What is your age? | ||
Under 15 | (1; 1%) | |
15-21 | (46; 66%) | |
22-30 | (20; 29%) | |
31-45 | (2; 3%) | |
46-60 | (1; 1%) | |
Over 60 | (0; 0%) |
What is your ethnicity/race? | ||
African-American | (9; 13%) | |
Asian | (2; 3%) | |
White/Caucasian/European | (49; 70%) | |
Native American | (0; 0%) | |
Hispanic/Latino | (1; 1%) | |
Mixed | (6; 9%) | |
Middle Eastern | (0; 0%) | |
Other | (3; 4%) | |
Do not know | (0; 0%) |
If "Other" to question #3, then please specify. | |
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Describe your primary area of residence during your childhood and teenage years. | ||
Urban | (17; 24%) | |
Rural | (11; 16%) | |
Suburban | (37; 53%) | |
Farm | (0; 0%) | |
Military Base | (0; 0%) | |
Other | (3; 4%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 3%) |
If "Other" to question #5, then please specify. | |
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What is your educational level? | ||
Less than 12 years | (0; 0%) | |
High School Graduate | (4; 6%) | |
College Undergraduate | (42; 60%) | |
College Graduate | (2; 3%) | |
Post Graduate | (4; 6%) | |
College Undergraduate | (18; 26%) |
What is your social/economic status? | ||
Upper Class | (3; 4%) | |
Upper Middle Class | (23; 33%) | |
Middle Class | (24; 34%) | |
Lower Middle Class | (14; 20%) | |
Lower Class | (4; 6%) | |
Other | (0; 0%) | |
Do not know | (1; 1%) | |
Lower Class | (1; 1%) |
If "Yes" to question #9, then please specify your occupation. | |
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Gender and the Home |
A woman's place is in the home. | ||
Strongly Agree | (1; 1%) | |
Agree | (8; 11%) | |
Neutral | (15; 21%) | |
Disagree | (19; 27%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (18; 26%) | |
Other | (4; 6%) | |
Do not know | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (4; 6%) | |
Do not know | (1; 1%) |
If "Other" to question #1, then please explain. | |
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Housewives/mothers should be paid for their domestic labor. | ||
Yes | (14; 20%) | |
No | (37; 53%) | |
Do not know | (14; 20%) | |
Not Checked | (5; 7%) |
If "Yes" to question #3, then please explain. | |
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Wives can be "breadwinners," and husbands can stay home with the children and perform daily household tasks. | ||
Strongly Agree | (16; 23%) | |
Agree | (32; 46%) | |
Neutral | (9; 13%) | |
Disagree | (5; 7%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (3; 4%) | |
Other | (0; 0%) | |
Do not know | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (4; 6%) | |
Do not know | (1; 1%) |
If "Other" to question #5, then please specify. | |
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Men should take equal responsibility in household responsibilities. | ||
Strongly Agree | (19; 27%) | |
Agree | (24; 34%) | |
Neutral | (11; 16%) | |
Disagree | (6; 9%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (2; 3%) | |
Other | (3; 4%) | |
Do not know | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (4; 6%) | |
Do not know | (1; 1%) |
If "Other" to question #7, then please specify. | |
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More men will be the primary care givers and more women will be working the 9-5 jobs in the future. | ||
Strongly Agree | (3; 4%) | |
Agree | (9; 13%) | |
Neutral | (19; 27%) | |
Disagree | (27; 39%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (3; 4%) | |
Other | (0; 0%) | |
Do not know | (1; 1%) | |
Not Checked | (4; 6%) | |
Do not know | (4; 6%) |
Gender and the Workplace |
Women are equal to men in the workplace. | ||
Strongly Agree | (10; 14%) | |
Agree | (14; 20%) | |
Neutral | (7; 10%) | |
Disagree | (20; 29%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (3; 4%) | |
Other | (9; 13%) | |
Do not know | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 10%) |
If "Other" to question #1, then please specify. | |
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Is it fair for a man or a woman to get paid more money for the same job when both are qualified and have the same educational background? | ||
Yes for Men | (3; 4%) | |
Yes for Women | (1; 1%) | |
Yes for either gender in the context of the type of job performed | (6; 9%) | |
No | (50; 71%) | |
Do not know | (1; 1%) | |
Yes for either gender in the context of the type of job performed | (1; 1%) | |
Not Checked | (8; 11%) |
If "Yes for Men" or "Yes for Women" or "Yes for either gender in the context of the type of job performed" to question #3, then please explain. | |
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What jobs should women have? Check all that apply. | ||
Doctor | (17; 24%) | |
Homemaker | (17; 24%) | |
Office Worker | (17; 24%) | |
Musician (artist) | (16; 23%) | |
Owner of their own business | (8; 11%) | |
Nurse | (17; 24%) | |
Construction Worker | (10; 14%) | |
Manager of a business | (15; 21%) | |
Bank Clerk | (9; 13%) | |
Secretary | (17; 24%) | |
College Professor | (16; 23%) | |
Grammar School Teacher | (17; 24%) | |
High School Teacher | (8; 11%) | |
Senator/Representative | (15; 21%) | |
Mayor | (15; 21%) | |
Military Combat Officer | (9; 13%) | |
Server in a restaurant | (9; 13%) | |
Flight Attendant | (17; 24%) | |
Police Officer | (13; 19%) | |
All of the above | (50; 71%) | |
Other | (0; 0%) | |
Owner of their own business | (8; 11%) | |
Bank Clerk | (8; 11%) | |
High School Teacher | (7; 10%) | |
Server in a restaurant | (8; 11%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 10%) |
If "Other" to question #5, then please specify. | |
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What jobs should men have? Check all that apply. | ||
Doctor | (9; 13%) | |
Homemaker | (4; 6%) | |
Office Worker | (7; 10%) | |
Musician (artist) | (8; 11%) | |
Owner of their own business | (5; 7%) | |
Nurse | (5; 7%) | |
Construction Worker | (9; 13%) | |
Manager of a business | (9; 13%) | |
Bank Clerk | (3; 4%) | |
Secretary | (6; 9%) | |
College Professor | (9; 13%) | |
Grammar School Teacher | (8; 11%) | |
High School Teacher | (6; 9%) | |
Senator/Representative | (9; 13%) | |
Mayor | (9; 13%) | |
Military Combat Officer | (9; 13%) | |
Server in a restaurant | (4; 6%) | |
Flight Attendant | (6; 9%) | |
Police Officer | (9; 13%) | |
All of the above | (57; 81%) | |
Other | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 10%) | |
Owner of their own business | (3; 4%) | |
Bank Clerk | (3; 4%) | |
High School Teacher | (2; 3%) | |
Server in a restaurant | (3; 4%) |
If "Other" to question #7, then please specify. | |
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Women have been held back from achieving equal opportunities in the workplace. | ||
Yes | (46; 66%) | |
No longer the case | (12; 17%) | |
Never | (1; 1%) | |
Do not know | (3; 4%) | |
Not Checked | (8; 11%) |
If "Yes" to question #9, then please check all that apply. | ||
Women are weak and cannot do the same jobs as men | (4; 6%) | |
A woman's place is in the home | (4; 6%) | |
Because of history | (41; 59%) | |
Men have control | (28; 40%) | |
Other | (6; 9%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 10%) |
If "Other" to question #10, then please explain. | |
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Have you ever been hired for a job based on your gender? | ||
Yes | (21; 30%) | |
No | (25; 36%) | |
Do not know | (17; 24%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 10%) |
Has anyone told you that you could not do a specific job because of your gender? | ||
Yes | (14; 20%) | |
No | (49; 70%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 10%) |
If "Yes" to question #13, then please explain. | |
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Both men and women should have maternity/paternity leave. | ||
Yes | (37; 53%) | |
Yes, women only | (6; 9%) | |
Yes, but only under certain situations for men | (11; 16%) | |
No | (0; 0%) | |
Do not know | (2; 3%) | |
Yes, but only under certain situations for men | (7; 10%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 10%) |
Please explain your response to question #15. | |
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Women should be able to return their previous positions after returning from maternity leave. | ||
Yes | (57; 81%) | |
No | (1; 1%) | |
Do not know | (4; 6%) | |
Not Checked | (8; 11%) |
Stereotypes of men being a family's only breadwinner still exist. | ||
Yes | (25; 36%) | |
Yes, but not as much as a generation ago | (35; 50%) | |
No | (1; 1%) | |
Do not know | (2; 3%) | |
Not Checked | (7; 10%) |
Please explain your response to question #18. | |
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