3347|JANUARY 2022 BAROMETER

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  • Degree of concern about the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
  • Effects of the COVID-19 crisis that are of most personal concern.
  • Opinion on whether more stringent control and isolation measures should be taken or continue as at present what concrete measures would be considered necessary.
  • Assessment of whether or not the worst of the health situation generated by the coronavirus has passed.
  • Contact with health services for thinking that you have symptoms of COVID-19
  • Time of contact and types of health services you went to because you thought you had symptoms of COVID-19.
  • Coronavirus symptoms experienced by the interviewee.
  • Assessment of the health care received in the health services that were visited due to COVID-19.
  • Information received in the health services visited due to COVID-19 on the maintenance of isolation measures.
  • Conducting the coronavirus test and diagnosing COVID-19 infection.
  • Evolution of the disease in those diagnosed with COVID-19.
  • Health personnel who care for you during convalescence at home due to COVID-19 and the form of contact in which the health care was developed.
  • Assessment of health care received during convalescence at home due to COVID-19.
  • Administration of the coronavirus vaccine to the person interviewed.
  • Number of doses received from the coronavirus vaccine.
  • Willingness to be vaccinated with COVID-19 booster doses.
  • Main reason for not wanting to get vaccinated.
  • Predisposition to be vaccinated against COVID-19
  • Mandatory vaccination for all people.
  • Mandatory vaccination for health, social and health personnel and with a direct professional relationship with the general public.
  • Possession of minor children between 5 and 11 years old, vaccination of them and consent for those who have not done so.
  • Government that would have to take charge of the fight against the pandemic.
    Knowledge of national political leaders.
  • Rating scale (1-10) of national leaders in relation to their COVID-19 performance.
  • Assessment of the general economic situation in Spain and the personal economic situation.
  • Main problems that currently exist in Spain (3) and social problems that personally affect more (3).
  • Degree of confidence in the president of the central government, Pedro Sánchez, and in leader of the main opposition party, Pablo Casado.
  • Knowledge and assessment scale (1-10) of the ministers of the PSOE-Unidas Podemos coalition government.
  • Personal preference as President of the Central Government.
  • Intent to vote and intention to vote alternatively in alleged general elections.
  • Political party for which you feel more sympathy in the general elections (with filter).
  • Ideological self-location scale (1-10).
  • Ideological location scale (1-10) and assessment scale (1-10) of national political leaders.
  • Voting memory in the April 2019 general election of voters.
  • A political party that he considers closer to his ideas.
  • Decision on voting in elections
  • Number of parties among which there is usually doubt in an election and which ones.
  • Schooling and level of education of the person interviewed.
  • Religiousness and frequency of attendance at religious services of the person interviewed.
  • Civil status of the person interviewed.
  • Employment status and occupation of the person interviewed.
  • Subjective social class of the person interviewed.

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3347/0-0|JANUARY 2022 BAROMETRE|3777/National (with Ceuta and Melilla)/Spanish population/both sexes/18 and over/telephone interview (CATI) Unknown Open resource

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