World Values Survey, 2007 - Norwegian part

The survey is part of an international project of studies of values and opinions (World Values survey). Of the 5 waves of data collections in this project so far, 4 have been conducted in Norway (1982,1990, 1996 and 2007). The objective is to gather data that makes it possible to describe and analyze attitudes and systems of values in the Norwegian society, compare the dispersion of attitudes and values in the Norwegian society with the values in other countries in Western Europe, USA, Japan and the rest of the world, and examine the changes in values and attitudes over time through the consideration of earlier surveys.

The collection of data in 2007 was lead by Professor Ola Listhaug, Department of Sociology and Political Science, Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

Thematically, the survey touches upon attitudes and values linked to religion, outlook on life, morals, family, politics and current social issues.

本调查隶属于一项针对价值观与民意开展的国际性研究项目——世界价值观调查（World Values Survey）。截至目前，该项目已完成五轮数据采集工作，其中四轮在挪威实施，分别为1982年、1990年、1996年与2007年。本项目的核心目标为采集数据，以实现对挪威社会的态度与价值体系进行描述与分析，将挪威社会的态度与价值分布与西欧、美国、日本及全球其他地区的价值观进行对比，并结合过往调查数据，探究价值观与态度随时间推移产生的变迁。
2007年的数据采集工作由挪威科技大学社会学与政治学系的奥拉·利斯托格（Ola Listhaug）教授牵头负责。
从主题维度来看，本次调查涵盖与宗教、人生观、道德观、家庭、政治及当下社会议题相关的态度与价值观。