2919| YOUTH POLITICAL CULTURE
Description
- Main problems of young people that currently exist in Spain and problems that personally affect young people more.
- Interest on various topics.
- Degree of interest in politics.
- Frequency of talking about politics at home during childhood/adolescence.
- Feelings towards politics.
- Frequency with which politics is discussed with different people in the immediate social environment.
- Phrase about the society in which we live with which he most agrees.
- Preferred political regime.
- Scale of trust (0-10) in institutions.
- Scale of assessment (0-10) of the functioning of democracy in Spain.
- Institutions with more power in Spain (2) (ordinal).
- Frequency with which you follow political news in the media.
- Degree of importance of the Internet to be informed.
- Visit the website of political parties or candidates.
- Receipt of emails with political content.
- Degree according to a series of opinions on social networks on the Internet.
- People who have influenced the political thinking of the interviewee.
- Positioning against participation in different forms of social and political action.
- Degree of interest in the mobilizations of 15M.
- Feelings inspired by the 15-M movement, participation in demonstrations and assemblies of the movement.
- Distribution of information of the 15M movement.
- Opinion on the continuity of the movement and form of continuity of the 15M movement.
- Attitude towards the electoral vote.
- Agreement with different opinions on voting in elections.
Predisposition to use new technologies to vote without having to travel to the polling station.
- Inconveniences in the voting system through the Internet.
- Political party for which he feels the most sympathy in the 2011 general elections and which best defends the interests of young people.
- Degree according to the legalization of soft drugs and prohibition of video surveillance.
Self-definition of their political ideology.
- Ideological self-location scale (1-10) of the interviewee, father and mother.
- Electoral participation in the 2011 general elections.
- Age of father and mother.
- Place of habitual residence of the interviewee and change of residence throughout life.
- Origin of the interviewee's income.
- Religiousness of the interviewee.
- Type of school in which the respondent completed primary education.
- Age at which he finished studying.
- Nationality of the interviewee. Time of acquisition of Spanish nationality. Nationality. Level of knowledge of Spanish of the interviewee and attributed by the interviewer.
Resources
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Description |
Link |
| 2919/0-0|Youth Policy Culture|1432/National/Resident population/both sexes/15 to 29 years/Personal interview |
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