Dataset on Religious-Based Family Management, Short-Term Vision, Uncontrolled Consumption, and Absolute Poverty in Low-Income Families in South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Survey results from 172 low-income families in South Sulawesi, Indonesia, are included in this dataset. Trained field officers used self-administered forms and standardized questions that were delivered through in-person interviews to conduct the survey. A Likert scale, with 1 denoting strongly disagree and 5 denoting strongly agree, was employed in the surveys. In accordance with the study's conceptual framework, the data seek to investigate the connections among four factors._{Key Variables:}_{RBFM: Religious-Based Family Management practices.}_{STV: Short-term Vision in financial decision-making.}_{UC: Patterns of Uncontrolled Consumption.}_{AP: Indicators of Absolute Poverty levels.}Data Format: SPSS (.sav)Intended Use: Statistical analysis, hypothesis testing, and model validation in poverty studies and social behavior research.Access Rights: The dataset is openly accessible under a Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0) for scholarly and research purposes.Please get in touch with the respective author with any additional questions.