The following table gives more details of the methodologies used in each of the 19 countries.
|
Country |
Sample size (unweighted) |
Field dates |
Sample |
Survey methodology |
Type of sample |
|
Australia |
1007 |
June 23 - July 02, 2006 |
18+ |
Telephone |
National |
|
Brazil |
800 |
June 06-23, 2006 |
18-69 |
Face-to-face |
Urban1 |
|
Canada |
1007 |
June 08-26, 2006 |
18+ |
Telephone |
National |
|
Chile |
1000 |
June 01-13, 2006 |
18+ |
Face-to-face |
National |
|
China |
1800 |
June 07-19, 2006 |
18-65 |
Telephone |
Urban2 |
|
Egypt |
1000 |
June 02-19, 2006 |
18+ |
Face-to-face |
Urban3 |
|
France |
1000 |
June 12-17, 2006 |
15+ |
Telephone |
National |
|
Germany |
1002 |
June 06-25, 2006 |
16-70 |
Telephone |
National |
|
Great Britain |
1004 |
June 13-25, 2006 |
18+ |
Telephone |
National |
|
India |
1639 |
June 19-25, 2006 |
18+ |
Face-to-face |
National |
|
Indonesia |
1000 |
June 22 - July 06, 2006 |
17+ |
Face-to-face |
Major cities4 |
|
Iraq |
2000 |
June 13-17, 2006 |
18+ |
Face-to-face |
National |
|
Israel |
1008 |
June 18-22, 2006 |
18+ |
Telephone |
National |
|
Italy |
1004 |
May 29 - June 06, 2006 |
18+ |
Telephone |
National |
|
Kenya |
1002 |
May 26 - June 14, 2006 |
18+ |
Face-to-face |
National |
|
Mexico |
1000 |
June 14-25, 2006 |
18+ |
Face-to-face |
National |
|
Nigeria |
1000 |
June 07-24, 2006 |
18+ |
Face-to-face |
National |
|
Philippines |
1000 |
June 01-18, 2006 |
18+ |
Face-to-face |
Urban5 |
|
Poland |
1041 |
June 01-06, 2006 |
18+ |
Face-to-face |
National |
|
Russia
|
1045
|
June 11-23, 2006
|
18+
|
Face-to-face
|
National
|
|
South Korea |
1000 |
June 01-14, 2006 |
20-59 |
Telephone |
Major cities6 |
|
Spain |
1028 |
June 20-30, 2006 |
18+ |
Telephone |
National |
|
Turkey |
1000 |
June 05 - July 03, 2006 |
15+ |
Face-to-face |
Urban7 |
|
Ukraine |
1018 |
June 17-26, 2006 |
18+ |
Face-to-face |
National |
|
USA |
1002 |
June 08-27, 2006 |
18+ |
Telephone |
National |
1In Brazil the survey was conducted in Belo Horizonte, Brasília, Curitiba, Porto Alegre, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, and São Paulo, representing 17.8% of the total population.
2In China the survey was conducted in Beijing, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Shenyang, Wuhan, Xi'an, and Zhengzhou, representing 36% of the total urban population.
3In Egypt the survey was conducted in urban areas of Alexandria, Cairo, Gizeh, and Shubra-El-Khema, representing 21% of the total population.
4In Indonesia the survey was conducted in Bandung, Jakarta, Medan, Semarang, and Surabaya, representing 7% of the total population.
5In the Philippines the survey was conducted in the National Capital Region, representing 27% of the total urban population.
6In South Korea the survey was conducted in Busan, Daegu, Daejeon, Gwangju, Inchon, Seoul and Ulsan, representing 52% of the total population.
7In Turkey the survey was conducted in Adana, Ankara, Antalya, Bursa, Diyarbakir, Erzurum, Istanbul, Izmir, Konya, Samsun, and Zonguldak, representing 30% of the total population.
| Country | Research Institute | Location |
Contact
|
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| Australia |
Market Focus International
|
Crows Nest |
Paul Korbel
pkorbel@marketfocus.com.au +612 9966 9107 |
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| Brazil |
Market Analysis Brazil
|
Florianópolis | ||||
| Canada |
GlobeScan / ComQUEST Research
|
Toronto | ||||
| Chile |
MORI Chile
|
Santiago | ||||
| Egypt |
Attitude Market Research
|
Cairo | ||||
| France |
Efficience 3
|
Paris | ||||
| Germany |
Ri*QUESTA GmbH
|
Teningen | ||||
| Great Britain |
GlobeScan / ICM Direct
|
London | ||||
| India |
C-Voter
|
New Delhi | ||||
| Indonesia |
Deka Marketing Research
|
Jakarta |
Irma Malibari
irma.putranto@deka-research.co.id +62 21 723 6901 |
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| Iraq |
KA EUROPE SPRL /
D3 Systems, Inc |
Vienna | ||||
| Israel |
TNS Teleseker
|
Ramat Gan | ||||
| Italy |
GfK Eurisko s.r.l.
|
Milan and Rome | ||||
| Kenya |
Research Path Associates
|
Nairobi | ||||
| Mexico |
Mund Américas
|
Mexico City | ||||
| Nigeria |
Market Trends Research International,
Nigeria |
Lagos |
J.O. Ebhomenye
J.Ebhomenye@research-intng.com +234 1 5550266 / 7917987 |
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| Philippines |
M&S-Sigma Dos Philippines, Inc.
|
Makati City | ||||
| Poland |
CBOS Public Opinion Research Center
|
Warsaw | ||||
| Russia |
CESSI Institute for Comparative Social Research
|
Moscow | ||||
| South Korea |
Dongseo Research
|
Seoul | ||||
| Spain |
SIGMA DOS S.A.
|
Madrid |
Ginés Garrido
|
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| Turkey |
Yontem Research & Consultancy
|
Istanbul |
|
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| Ukraine |
CESSI Institute for Comparative Social Research
|
Moscow | ||||
| USA |
GlobeScan / ComQUEST Research
|
Toronto |
| WS8. | Most countries have agreed to rules that prohibit torturing prisoners. Which position is closer to yours? | |
| 1. Terrorists pose such an extreme threat that governments should now be allowed to use some degree of torture if it may gain information that saves innocent lives. | ||
| 2. Clear rules against torture should be maintained because any use of torture is immoral and will weaken international human rights standards against torture. | ||