variables: 816757

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816757 Agree "Most people can be trusted" % % of respondents replying a score from 6 to 10 when asked "Would you say that most people can be trusted or that you cannot be too careful?" The scale ranges from 0 ("You cannot be too careful") to 10 ("Most people can be trusted"). 2023-11-29 18:25:29 2024-07-25 23:07:57     1996-2022 6303   % 
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 0     trust grapher/survey/2023-08-04/trust_surveys/trust_surveys#trust   2 major           % of respondents replying "One can trust most people" when asked "Generally speaking, would you say that you can trust most people, or that you can never be too careful in dealing with others?" Possible answers include "One can trust most people" and "One can never be too careful in dealing with others".   
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 The indicators are processed from microdata of several different regional surveys using Stata. Weights are applied in each country. The European Social Survey uses a 1-10 scale to measure interpersonal trust, where higher values represent higher trust. To make this data comparable with other surveys, we selected the answers with a score from 6 to 10 and calculated the percentage of the total number of answers.       float 
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