General Social Survey 2010 - Cycle 27

Cycle 27: Social Identity (SI)


The two primary objectives of the General Social Survey (GSS) are: to gather data on social trends in order to monitor changes in the living conditions and well-being of Canadians over time; and to provide information on specific social policy issues of current or emerging interest. A specific topic is usually repeated every five years.

The main objective of the GSS on Social Identity (SI) is to provide an overall picture of Canadians' identification, attachment, belonging and pride in their social and cultural environment.



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GSS/GSS27

GSS/GSS27/data

GSS27PUMF.zip (C27PUMF.TXT)        compressed    49227 KB

GSS27PUMF_SAS.zip                   compressed   109571 KB
GSS27PUMF_SPSS.zip                  compressed   100018 KB
GSS27PUMF_STATA.zip                 compressed   104177 KB

GSS/GSS27/doc/syntax

GSS72SI_PUMF_Syntax.sps		ENGLISH SPSS COMMAND FILE
ESG27IS_PUMF_Syntax.sps		FRENCH SPSS COMMAND FILE

GSS27SI_PUMF_Syntax.sas		English SAS command File
ESG27IS_PUMF_Syntax.sas		French SAS command File


GSS/GSS27/doc

GSSC27ENgid.pdf	       	 English User's Guide
GSSC27EN_cbk.pdf      	 English Codebook
GSSC27ENque.pdf		 English Questionnaire
	
ESGC27FRgid.pdf	       	 French User's Guide
ESGC27FR__cbk.pdf	 French Codebook
ESGC27FRque.pdf		 French Questionnaire


GSS27vfr.html 	         Verification results