2107|VALUES AND INTERGENERATIONAL DYNAMICS. ADULT POPULATION
Description
- Degree of importance of various aspects of life.
- Life satisfaction scale.
- Importance of social problems.
- Scale of justification of various behaviors or attitudes.
Opinion on the clarity of the guidelines that define good and evil.
Ability to repent of having done something wrong.
- Degree of trust in most people.
- Scale of freedom of choice and control over life.
- Main objective of the incarcerations.
- How to solve personal problems: alone or with some help.
Tolerance with people whose ideas, beliefs or values are different.
- Youth confidence scale in the old.
- Scale of confidence of the old in youth.
- Degree of conservatism of young people, comparing them with their parents.
- Regularity in the reading of the press.
- Radio and television audience.
Willingness to fight for Spain, in the event of a war.
- Degree of solidarity in the face of various facts and varied circumstances.
- Environmental/economic development contrast.
- Sports practice.
- Regularity with which the interviewee smokes.
- Membership of groups or associations.
- Marital status.
- Coexistence situation.
- Degree of approval that a single woman wants to have a child without maintaining a stable relationship.
- Family ideal, related to women's work.
- Assessment of the relationship with the children of a working mother.
Values and attitudes that can be developed in children.
- Valuation of marriage.
- Assessment of complete sexual freedom.
- Valuation of moral rules that regulate sexuality.
Frequency with which one thinks about the meaning and object of life.
Religiousness.
God's scale of importance in life.
- Class of Catholic who considers himself the interviewee.
- Frequency of church attendance.
- Frequency of prayer and meditation.
Religious beliefs.
- Freedom/equality contrast.
- Opinion scales on: equal income/incentives to individual effort; private/state ownership of enterprises; individual/state responsibility to provide livelihoods; the importance of competence at work; hard work/luck and contacts, for success in life.
- Opinion on whether the objective of the policy is equal opportunities or greater equality of goods and wealth.
- Opinion of whether the one who owns money has the obligation to create wealth.
- Opinion on whether or not Spanish society is fair.
Attitudes towards work.
- Opinion on personal self-realization.
Attitudes towards unemployment.
- Opinion of the State's capacity to solve problems.
- Contrasting the interests of business/average citizen.
- Assessment of possible changes in the way of life in the near future.
Opinion on whether scientific advances, in the long term, will help humanity.
- Valuation of groups and movements that defend diverse interests.
- Interest in politics.
- Scale of political ideology.
- Forms of political action practiced.
- Intention to vote for general elections.
- Affinity with political parties.
- Assessment of democracy in general and Spanish democracy in particular.
- Preference between different forms of government.
Reasons for preferring democracy as a form of government.
- Degree of satisfaction for being Spanish.
- Assessment of efforts to unify Western Europe.
- Voting memory of the 1993 general election.
- Subjective social class.
- Composition of the home.
Resources
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| 2107/0-0|VALUES AND INTERGENERATIONAL DYNAMICS. ADULT POPULATION|2491/National/Spanish population/both sexes/25 and older/personal interview |
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