1 Additional analysis of the SDT indices used in the paper


Note: The diagonal line signifies correlation equal 1.
 

Note: The diagonal line signifies correlation equal 1.

Note: Data for years in which the EVS took place and five years later. The values represent three-year averages.

Note: Data for years in which the EVS took place.

Note: “Age vars” is the SDT behavioural index containing only MAM1 and MAB1, “No age vars” is the SDT behavioural index excluding MAM1 and MAB1, “No mar & div vars” is the the SDT behavioural index without TDR and TFMR.

Note: “Age vars” is the SDT behavioural index containing only MAM1 and MAB1, “No age vars” is the SDT behavioural index excluding MAM1 and MAB1, “No mar & div vars” is the the SDT behavioural index without TDR and TFMR.     

2 Analysis redone for the original eight-variable SDT attitudinal index 

 

Note: Each point signifies a country’s score on the attitudinal and behavioural scale. The demographic data is given for the actual year of the EVS data collection. R2 is the square of Pearson’s correlation coefficient (or the share of common variance) and the straight line represents the linear correlation of the two indices.

Note: The demographic data is given for the actual year of the EVS data collection. R2 is the square of Pearson’s correlation coefficient (or the share of common variance) and the straight line represents the linear correlation of the two indices.

Note: The indicators CHURCH and HOME&KIDS entered the index as 1-CHURCH and 1- HOME&KIDS, respectively, so that their increasing values correspond to increasing values of the SDT index. R2 is the square of Pearson’s correlation coefficient (or the share of common variance) and the straight line represents the linear correlation of the index and each of its components. R2s below 0.2 are statistically not significant at the level of 0.05.

Note: “Age vars” is the SDT behavioural index containing only MAM1 and MAB1, “No age vars” is the SDT behavioural index excluding MAM1 and MAB1, “No mar & div vars” is the the SDT behavioural index without TDR and TFMR.  



3 Analysis redone for the five-variable SDT attitudinal index and index shifted five years forwards


Note: Each point signifies a country’s score on the attitudinal and behavioural scale. The demographic data is given for the actual year of the EVS data collection. R2 is the square of Pearson’s correlation coefficient (or the share of common variance) and the straight line represents the linear correlation of the two indices.

Note: The demographic data is given for the actual year of the EVS data collection. R2 is the square of Pearson’s correlation coefficient (or the share of common variance) and the straight line represents the linear correlation of the two indices.

Note: The indicators TEEN and TFMR entered the index as 1-TEEN and 1-TFMR, respectively, so that their increasing values correspond to increasing values of the SDT index. The demographic data is given for the actual year of the EVS data collection. R2 is the square of Pearson’s correlation coefficient (or the share of common variance) and the straight line represents the linear correlation of the index and each of its components. R2s below 0.2 are statistically not significant at the level of 0.05.

Note: “Age vars” is the SDT behavioural index containing only MAM1 and MAB1, “No age vars” is the SDT behavioural index excluding MAM1 and MAB1, “No mar & div vars” is the the SDT behavioural index without TDR and TFMR.