2442|ACTIVITIES AND VALUES IN INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS (II)
Description
- Preference for spending active or inactive free time.
- People for whom you prefer to be accompanied in your free time.
Self-perception of the number of friends you have.
- Perception of the number of times you see your friends.
- Importance it attaches to friendship.
- Feeling before people with ideas different from yours.
- Attitude to have as neighbors: persons who have been in prison; persons of different race; students; people on the far left; single mothers; people on the far right; large families; people with mental problems; immigrants, foreign workers; people with AIDS; homosexuals.
- Degree of trust in people.
- Conception of the goodness or not of the human being by nature.
- Opinions on the degree of trust between young people and adults in Spanish society.
Opinion on whether people today are more willing to help others than they were ten years ago.
Feeling of loneliness.
- Feelings you have had in recent weeks: has been particularly interested in something; so uneasy that he could not stand still; proud to receive compliments for something he did; solitary; happy for something he has done; boring; happy, thinking that living is fantastic; happy because things go as you want or depressed, thinking that nothing is worth it.
Frequency with which a person feels bound, without freedom to do what he wants.
Perception (scale) of the degree of freedom you have to choose and control your own life.
Feeling of happiness.
- Scale of satisfaction with your life in general and with your family life.
- Relationships between parents when the interviewee was a child. Personal relationship with his mother and father in his childhood.
Perception of the degree to which his parents were strict during his childhood.
Qualities you consider most important to instill in your children.
- Phrase with which he agrees most about the respect of the children to the parents.
- Phrase with which he agrees most about the responsibility of the parents with the children.
- Frequency with which, when you are at home, you feel: relaxed, nervous, happy, apathetic, safe and comfortable.
- Marital status. To those who are married or living together as a couple: coincidence with their partner in their views regarding religion, morality, social mores, politics and sex.
- Importance it would give to a son of yours and a daughter of yours: married someone of another religion, lived as a couple without being married, married someone of another race, had a child without being married, smoked marijuana, had homosexual relations and took hard drugs.
- Degree of importance that gives, to achieve the happiness of the couple to: fidelity; adequate income; be of the same social level; mutual respect and affection; sharing religious beliefs; have good housing; sharing political positions; understanding and tolerance; not to live with the political family; satisfactory sexual intercourse; sharing household chores; having children and having common tastes and interests.
- Agreement with the phrase 'marriage is an old-fashioned institution'.
Values he would risk his life for.
Frequency with which you think about the meaning of life.
Frequency with which he thinks of death.
Self-perception of their religiosity. If considered religious: feeling of comfort, strength or security in religion.
- Phrase that comes closest to your way of thinking about the existence of one or more true religions.
- Belief in: life after death, the soul, the devil, hell, heaven, God, sin and reincarnation.
- Phrase that best expresses your beliefs about the existence of God.
- Degree (scale) of importance of God in your life.
Opinion on the importance that the Spaniards will give in the future to religion compared to the one they grant today.
Opinion on whether the Catholic Church in Spain is giving adequate answers today to: the moral problems and needs of the individual; the problems of family life and the spiritual needs of man.
- Opinion on the long-term influence of scientific and technological advances on humanity.
- Personal preference for freedom or equality.
- Agree with the phrase 'The future is so uncertain that it is better to live up to date'.
TO THOSE WHO WORK:
- Attitude you have when returning to work after the weekend.
- Frequency with which you feel exploited in your work.
- Perception (scale) of the degree of freedom you have to make decisions in your work.
- Scale of satisfaction with your work.
Aspects that you value most in a job.
- Scale of political ideology.
- Remembrance of vote in general elections in March 2000.
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Tags
- valores-y-actitudes
- familia-y-formas-de-convivencia
- relaciones-interpersonales
- religioĢn
- estudio-cuantitativo