2411|MARCH 2001 BAROMETER
Description
- Most important problems in Spain. Problems that affect you the most.
- Degree of concern about 'mad cow' disease. The degree to which you feel informed about this problem.
- Degree according to the sentence: I know perfectly well what I have to do regarding this 'crazy cows' issue, what I have to buy, what I don't have to buy and how to act at all times.
- Change in their consumption patterns, since the contamination of the disease in a cow in Spain was known, of: beef and derived meat, fish, pork and derived meat, chicken, lamb and hamburgers.
- Degree of confidence in the control and surveillance of the quality of food products that can be ensured by the Spanish Administration and the European Union.
- Degree of confidence in the food products you buy in stores and supermarkets.
The extent to which domestic violence against men, women, children and the elderly is widespread in our country.
- Frequency with which in Spanish families there are: physical assault or ill-treatment in the partner, sexual abuse in the partner, physical assault or ill-treatment of children, sexual abuse of children and assault and ill-treatment of the elderly.
- Assessing the severity of different forms of domestic violence: physical violence or ill-treatment, psychological violence, sexual violence, verbal threats and restriction of liberty.
- The extent to which different causes influence domestic violence: alcohol abuse, drug use, poverty, violence in films and television series, unemployment, low cultural level, physical or sexual abuse and psychological or mental problems.
- Volume of news, which has received in the last 6 months, about abuse of women by their partners. Frequency with which he talks about this topic with people around him.
- Opinion on whether the increase in the volume of news about abuse of women is due to an increase in violence against women or more cases coming to light.
- Influence of different causes on violence against women by their partners: jealousy, sense of possession, machismo or other causes.
- Degree of personal acceptance of domestic violence towards women.
- Institutions, organisations or individuals who, it believes, can provide more effective support to women victims of domestic violence.
- Moment at which, she believes, a woman should report to the authorities that she has been ill-treated by her partner: when there are serious physical attacks, when there are physical attacks even if they are not serious or when there are threats even if there are no physical attacks.
- Opinion on what are the reasons why victims do not report these crimes.
- Opinion on the degree of trust that a woman who reports ill-treatment by her partner can have in the authorities.
Evaluation of the degree of information that women have on how to act and exercise their rights with respect to this type of aggression.
- Assessment of the usefulness of various measures to combat domestic violence against women: a toll-free number for women seeking help and advice; a card with emergency numbers; information leaflets with aids and advice; more stringent laws; stricter enforcement of existing laws; laws to prevent sex discrimination; teaching police officers about women's rights; public awareness campaigns; re-education and reintegration of perpetrators and teaching young people mutual respect.
- Personal knowledge of any case of ill-treatment of women. Complaint of the fact.
- Opinion on whether the Government should be more involved in the fight against domestic violence against women.
- Volume of cases of ill-treatment, neglect or lack of adequate care in the case of children and the elderly.
- Frequency in which it is essential, in the education of children, to give them a shout or raise their voice and give them a whip or slap.
- Evolution, in the last five years, of the ill-treatment of women, children and the elderly.
- Possible evolution, within five years, of the ill-treatment of women, children and the elderly.
Willingness to report someone who habitually beats his wife, someone who mistreats a child or someone who mistreats an elderly person.
- International issue that has worried him the most in the last six months.
- Assessment of the current and prospective one-year Spanish economic situation.
- Assessment of the current and prospective one-year Spanish political situation.
- Scale of political ideology.
- Remembrance of vote in the March 2000 general election.
- Voting fidelity in the March 2000 general election.
- Electoral volatility in March 2000 general elections.
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Tags
- infancia
- violencia-doméstica-y-violencia-de-género
- alimentación
- mujer
- vejez
- conflictos-y-problemas-sociales
- unión-europea
- estudio-cuantitativo