Entry:
National Science Foundation, Science and Engineering Indicators - 1996. Washington, DC: GPO, 1996.
Abstract:
Americans continue to hold the leadership of the medical and scientific communities in high esteem, with about 40 percent expressing a great deal of confidence in the leaders of these institutions. Americans are less confident in leaders of education, organized religion, and major companies, and least confident in leaders in Congress, the Executive branch of the Federal Government, the press, television, and organized labor.
GSS Years:1973-1994
Other Data Sets:
ISSP 1993; Miller and Pifer (Public Attitudes Toward Science and Technology, 1979-1995) 1995; Bayer, Altback, and Whitelaw 1994; NSSME 1994; LSAY 1993
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GSS Codebook Variables referenced by document: |
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Variable Name |
Variable Label |
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| CONFINAN |
CONFID IN BANKS & FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS |
| CONBUS |
CONFIDENCE IN MAJOR COMPANIES |
| CONCLERG |
CONFIDENCE IN ORGANIZED RELIGION |
| CONEDUC |
CONFIDENCE IN EDUCATION |
| CONFED |
CONFID. IN EXEC BRANCH OF FED GOVT |
| CONLABOR |
CONFIDENCE IN ORGANIZED LABOR |
| CONPRESS |
CONFIDENCE IN PRESS |
| CONMEDIC |
CONFIDENCE IN MEDICINE |
| CONTV |
CONFIDENCE IN TELEVISION |
| CONJUDGE |
CONFID. IN UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT |
| CONSCI |
CONFIDENCE IN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY |
| CONLEGIS |
CONFIDENCE IN CONGRESS |
| CONARMY |
CONFIDENCE IN MILITARY |