Students (Male and Female) 1990

Living conditions, attitudes to life and future expectations of
students at the time of the political turning point.
Topics: Preferred leisure activities and frequencies (scales);
importance of various goals in life; decision for or against college
studies from today's perspective; study achievements; satisfaction
with working and living conditions (scale); weekly time expenditures
for activities in studies, leisure time, sociability, politics;
attitude to studies; frequency of attending cultural and political
facilities and events (scale); relationship between students and
teachers (scale); willingness to achieve in studies; concepts of an
"ideal teacher" (scale); characteristics of current teachers (scale);
feeling of solidarity with GDR, USA, SU; stand on expansion of
nuclear energy; goals in life and occupation (scale); requirements
for occupational success in field of specialization (scale); attitude
to possibilities of and dealing with technology; necessity of
social-scientific training and interest in individual areas;
assessment of social development until the year 2000 regarding
environment, developing countries, international relations,
development of FRG and SU, development of democracy (scale);
confidence regarding development in various areas (scale);
self-assessment of capabilities and psychological condition; menace
to one's own life from environment, unemployment, computer
technology, AIDS, crime, drugs, economic crisis, aggression and
violence, right-wing radicalism; trust in political personalities
regarding coping with current problems (scale); confidence in
preservation of nature in the FRG; influence of technology and
chemistry on the environment; compatibility of economic growth and
environmental protection; attitude to cars; forms of political
participation; agreement with basic political positions; world view;
significance of student representation of interests; money available
monthly; residential furnishings and amenities; frequency and extent
of consumption of semi-luxury foods, tobacco and alcohol,
medications, drugs; subject; tenancy; willingness to live together
with foreign fellow students; vocational training of parents and
grandparents; work area of parents.