Construction Form and Residential Behavior

Influences of construction form, housing situation and social
surroundings on residential behavior.

Topics: Changes in housing situation; housing desires; room need;
intensity, flexibility and type of residence use; construction
deficiencies and personal changes; room distribution before moving in;
reasons for the choice of the residence; difficulties adjusting; social
integration and neighborhood; conflicts with neighbors; desired group
facilities; characterization of residential surroundings and structural
classification of one´s own residence; social surroundings; description
of the course of the day and time expended for the way to work;
self-assessment of social class and assessment of social class of
settlement residents; intents to move and desired type of residence;
size of residence; length of residence; size of household; rent costs
and rent support; judgement on the amount of rent; possession of
durable consumer goods.

Indices: prosperity, income, occupation status, socio-economic status
and living area relation per person.

Demography: age (classified); sex; marital status; school education;
professional position; employment; income; composition of household.

Interviewer rating: length of interview; presence of other persons.