Study Dickow & Moller (2002): study ZA 1999

Public

16+ aged, general public, South Africa, 1999

Sample

Respondents

N = 2219

Non Response

Assessment

Interview: face-to-face
In the language of choice

Correlate

Authors's Label

Significance of the rainbow

Our Classification

Distribution

1. 35%, 2. 25%, 3. 17%, 4. 7%, 5. 4%, 6. 13%

Operationalization

Agreement with statements:
a. The rainbow as symbol of reconciliation and unity is an ideal for South Africans.
b. The rainbow is a political symbol for nation building.
c. The rainbow is a religious symbol and should not be used in politics.
d. The rainbow has divided rather than united South Africans.
e. The rainbow message is no longer relevant.
f. Don't know.

Observed Relation with Happiness