1990|POPULATION AND FAMILY
Description
- Opinion on the causes that may influence women to have fewer children than in previous generations.
- Opinion on the responsibility of the Government in caring for certain groups (elderly, young people, couples, etc.).
- Evaluation of the social policy of the Government and Public Administrations.
Attitude to laws and social policy measures in our country.
- Opinion on the evolution of the Spanish population.
- Assessing the demographic trends expected in the coming years.
- Evaluation of changes in family lifestyles.
Attitudes towards marriage and abortion.
- Opinion on the responsibilities of parents towards children.
- Evaluation of different personal values.
- Opinion on the number of children suitable for various activities.
Attitudes towards children.
- Opinion on the best way for women to combine work and family.
- Reasons not to think about having children in the future.
- Opinion on measures that could encourage having another child.
Attitude to social policy measures for the family implemented in some European countries.
- Opinion on family protection measures (reduction of taxes and periodic allowances).
- Perception of and opinion on periodic child allowance.
- Behavior of women after the last maternity leave.
- Opinion on the duration and types of maternity leave.
- Evaluation of the number of foreigners residing in Spain.
Attitudes towards foreign immigrants.
Attitudes towards those over 65 years of age.
- Opinion on how to finance old-age pensions.
- Family composition.
- Number of children born.
- Scale of political ideology.
- Religiousness and religious practice.
- Type of working day.
- Reasons why at some point active women stopped working.
- Remembrance of vote in October 1989 general elections.
Resources
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Description |
Link |
| 1990/0-0|POBLATION AND FAMILY|2467/National/Spanish population/both sexes/18 and over/personal interview |
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Open resource
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