ANU Poll 16 - Foreign Policy, 2014

The ANU Polls is a series of polls conducted three times a year by The Australian National University. The purpose of the series is to assess Australians opinions on important and topical issues, with an emphasis on international comparisons. Some questions appear in every poll in order to provide information about changes in opinion over time, and the majority of questions appear in one poll only. The main focus of this sixteenth poll was on Foreign Affairs. It sought to measure community perceptions regarding the most important issues facing Australia today, international relations generally, and relations with the United States of America, China and Indonesia. Background variables include voting intentions, overseas travel, sources of information, gender, age, household composition, country of birth, religion, highest level of education, employment status, occupation and income. Questions were also asked regarding the availability of telephone and internet services in the household.

ANU民意调查（ANU Polls）是由澳大利亚国立大学（The Australian National University）每年开展三次的系列民意调研项目。本系列调研的核心宗旨为评估澳大利亚民众对重要时事议题的看法，研究重点聚焦国际对比分析。部分问题会在所有轮次调研中重复设置，以追踪民众观点随时间推移的变化趋势；绝大多数问题仅在单一轮次调研中使用。本次第十六轮调研的核心主题为外交事务，旨在量化社会公众对澳大利亚当前面临的核心议题、整体国际关系，以及与美国、中国和印度尼西亚双边关系的认知情况。调研收集的背景变量涵盖投票意向、海外出行经历、信息获取渠道、性别、年龄、家庭结构、出生国家、宗教信仰、最高学历、就业状况、职业与收入水平。此外，本次调研还询问了受访家庭的电话与互联网服务可及性状况。