Slovene Public Opinion Survey 1973

Questionnaire begins with chapter on quality of life in local community. Next, questions that deal which changes of constitution follow. Respondents assess their knowledge of these changes and tell whether they participate in the process. Respondents also attest their political activity and evaluate political situation of that time. Chapter that follows deals with agriculture (i.e. how to assure sufficient food production) and asks for impediments for its development. Questions on foreign policy and security follow. Respondents give their view on which foreign policy would suit Yugoslavia most and if there are any military threats toward it. Interviewees judge current affairs of that time (i.e. conference of nonalignment movement, coup d'etat in Chile, Israeli-Arab war, and situation of Slovene minority in Austria.) Next, questions focusing on sporting activities and attendance to the media follow. Demographic questions rounds up the questionnaire.