Living Conditions and Way of Life of Schoolchildren from the View of Apprentices 1979 (Large City)

Value orientations, leisure habits, school achievements,
common relations in school class and family relations.
Topics: Satisfaction with training occupation (scale); influence of
occupation advice center as well as "productive work" in school on
choice of occupation; regard for training goals by the company doing
the training; differences between time in school and vocational
training; to be a schoolchild again and why; problems in the
apprentice collective such as work organization, work discipline,
political daily questions, praise and criticism, work performance,
personal problems, evaluation, occupation competetion; possibilities
to improve learning results; relations in apprentice collective; role
of the FDJ leadership (scale); sex, school achievements, attitude,
characteristics and FDJ membership of the schoolchild with the most
influence; frequency of meeting other apprentices and their
characteristics; participation in work teams and sport outside of
instruction; participation in the GST; attitude to work; preferred
leisure activities; leisure facilities; leisure meeting
places; number of friends; frequency of meeting; normed
characteristics and behavior in one's circle of friends; social
status of best friend; social status of parents of best friend;
presence of a firm bond and stand on this; character traits of young
people; just treatment by vocational school, company doing the
training, older colleagues, public and family; social supervision by
parents; expectations of parents; membership in the FDJ and
functions; type of vocational school attended; relationship with
parents; importance of recognition by others; vocational training
with high school graduation; school achievements; achievements in
training; ideas on military service; membership in organizations;
number of siblings; family structure; occupation, all-round education
and occupational training of parents; amount of pocket-money;
preferred financial expenditures; possession of consumer goods in
one's family; housing conditions.