Attitudes and Motivation of Women Working in Agriculture on Training and Further Education

Work stress and attitude to further education among women working in
agriculture. Utilization of and judgement on advice centers.

Topics: Time required by household and business; time worked each week
in summer and winter; available free time; work satisfaction;
comparison of activity in agriculture with occupations outside of
agriculture; employment before marriage and desire for activity outside
of agriculture; satisfaction with current situation; sex-specific
training model and attitude to further education in general and further
education of women (scales); participation in further education events;
traffic connections; time shortage and topic offerings as obstacles for
participation in further education measures; satisfaction with events
attended; extent to which informed about providers of further education
events; reference person regarding further education; familiarity of
further education events in radio and television; expectation of family
regarding further education; utilization of and judgement on advice
centers for family advice, advice for mothers and health, consumer
advice, advice for companies and firms; attitude to advice centers
(scale); type and frequency of reading newspapers; main focus of
interests with books; satisfaction with personal education; local ties;
attitude to sex education; frequency of car use; presence of parents or
parents-in-law in household; structure of agricultural company.

Demography: memberships and functions taken on in a club; social
origins; age; sex; marital status; number of children; ages of children
(classified); school education; vocational training; occupation; size
of household; composition of household.

Interviewer rating: willingness of respondent to cooperate; presence
of other persons; city size; distance from nearest small town as well
as nearest large city.

Also encoded was: identification of interviewer.