2652|SOCIAL PERCEPTION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Description
- Nationality of the interviewee.
- Place of registration of the interviewee.
- Interest on various topics:consumption, astrology, science, film, art, sports, economics, etc.
- Audience on television according to programming.
- Type of magazines and books you usually read.
- Interest and information (1-5) on various topics: food, science, film, art, health, environment, politics and celebrity issues.
- Reason why he is little or nothing interested in science and technology.
- Sectors in which the money dedicated to public spending would increase.
- Assessment of various professions (1-5): doctors, scientists, engineers, judges, lawyers,...
- Activities and not of times that it has carried out in the last year.
- Sources of information reporting on science and technology: press, internet, books, radio, magazines, television.
- Agreement (1-5) with phrases on science and technology: we attribute too much value to scientific and technological knowledge, science and technology provides reliable knowledge, applications of science and technology are creating a stage of artificial life,...
- Assessment of whether science and technology are more positive or negative.
- Relationship between science and technology.
- Characterisation of science and technology: dehumanization, wealth, risks, elitism, power, dependence, lack of control.
- Spain's position vis-à-vis the European Union in scientific and technological research.
- Regional comparison with respect to scientific and technological research.
- Responsible for scientific and technological development: European Union, Central Government,...
- Assessment of the reduction in expenditure and resources for scientific and technological research by the central and regional governments and private companies.
- Agreement (1-5) with phrases on scientific and technological research: research should be directed by those who fund it, restrictions should be imposed to protect health, they are the basis for law-making, decisions should be made by experts.
- A researcher's motivations for pursuing science and technology.
- Image of the researcher's profession: attractive, personally compensating, economic reward, social recognition.
- Reasons for the brain drain from Spain.
- Areas of applied research where greater efforts will be made in the future: medicine, energy sources, transport, human and social sciences,...
- Areas of health, environment, social, food and energy where applied research will make a greater effort in the future.
- Attention paid by various media to scientific information: dams, radio, television and magazines.
- More trusted media to receive scientific information.
- Trust (1-5) in various institutions dealing with science or technology issues: hospitals, professional colleges, universities, unions, church,...
- Advantages in various areas of scientific and technological progress: economic development, quality of life, protection of human life, conservation of nature,...
- Level of scientific and technical education of the interviewer.
- Usefulness (1-5) of scientific and technical training in various fields: profession, understanding of the world, interpersonal relationships, consumer, political and social opinions.
- Scientific knowledge of the interviewee: the sun revolves around the earth, oxygen comes from plants, the center of the earth is very hot,...
- Scale of ideological self-location.
- Household size.
- No of persons aged 15 or under in the household.
- University degree of the interviewee and the head of family.
- Employment status of interviewee and head of household.
- Household equipment.
- Frequency of internet access.
Resources
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| 2652/0-0|SOCIAL PERCEPTION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY|7056/National/Spanish population/both sexes/15 and older/personal interview |
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