2736|INTERNET AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION

Hours a day dedicated to listening to or watching entertainment programs on radio or television.
- Frequency of information through press, radio, television or Internet.
- Type of press and reading medium.
- Satisfaction scale (0-10) with the functioning of democracy and the work of the central government.
- Confidence scale (0-10) with various institutions.
- Degree of interest in politics.
- Frequency with which politics is discussed and with which one tries to convince one's own views on politics.
- Degree of agreement with phrases about politics and politicians.
- Participation in different forms of social and political action in the last 12 months and before.
- Attempted persuasion to attend demonstrations.
- Membership or participation in various organisations or associations.
- Closeness to political parties and political party for which you feel closer. Degree of closeness.
- Degree of interest in new developments in the field of science and technology.
- Computer skills required to perform normal work.
- Activities carried out in the last 12 months.
- Use of the computer and pay-TV in the habitual residence.
- Internet use in the last 3 months.
- Time elapsed since you use the Internet regularly.
- Internet connection locations and frequency of access.
- Activities for which you use the Internet.
- Internet connection frequency for political information.
- Visit the website of political parties or candidates.
- Subscription to political news bulletins via the Internet.
- Receipt of emails with political content.
- Political activities carried out through the Internet.
- Reception of mobile messages (SMS) with information on demonstrations.
Predisposition to use new technologies to vote without having to travel to the polling station.
- Inconveniences in the voting system through the Internet.
- Scale of trust in people (0-10).
- Rating scale (0-10) of various civic behaviors.
- Agreement with phrases on citizen participation in political decisions.
- Ideological self-location scale (1-10).
- Probability scale (0-10) of voting for a particular political party.
- Knowledge of the name of various public figures.
- Preference between different alternatives of territorial organization of the State in Spain.
- Degree of agreement with a series of statements on voting, demonstrations and topical issues.
- Spain's priority objectives for the next 10 years.
- Electoral participation in the 2004 general elections.
- Voting memory in the 2004 general election.
- Electoral abstention as a form of protest.
- Civil status of the interviewee.
- Stay at the place of residence of the interviewee and time of residence.
- Religiousness of the interviewee.
- Frequency of attendance at religious services.
- Free time available in one working day.