2609|SOUNDING ON SPANISH YOUTH 2005 (SECOND WAVE)

— Degree of interest in politics. — Often with which politics was talked about in his home during his childhood. She often talks about politics with family, friends, or co-workers. — Agreement with phrases about politics, politicians and political parties. — Feelings inspired by politics. — Often with which he tries to convince others about his political views. — Preferred political regime. — Degree of satisfaction with the functioning of democracy. Valuation scale. — Frequency with which he follows political news in the newspaper, television, radio or internet. — Perception about the degree of political information you have. — Importance of different actions to be a good citizen. — Social, political or vindicative actions in which you have participated. — Degree of trust in others. — The need for change in today’s society. — Role of the Government in today’s Spanish society. — Preference between freedom or equality. — Most important objectives for Spain for the next 10 years. — Attitude towards mandatory electoral participation. — Agreement with phrases on the importance of electoral participation. — Attitude towards a possible reduction in voting age, from 18 years to 16 years. — According to phrases about the electoral maturity of young people between 16-18 years old. — Degree of closeness to different political parties. — Political party that best defends the interests of young people. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee and of the interviewee’s parents. — Vote recall in March 2004 general elections. — Situation of coexistence and economic dependence. — Type of school in which he attended primary school.