Attitudes to Security Policy in the Federal Republic (November 1987,II)

Judgement on questions of security policy as well as of the American
and Soviet presence in Europe. Judgement on the American and Soviet way
of life and the cultural as well as technical achievements of the
countries. Image of the Americans. Anti-Americanism. Topics:
Satisfaction with the social system in the Federal Republic; attitude
to a change of the social system; countries representing similar as
well as different social values than the Federal Republic; countries
with great influence on the policies of the Federal Republic; attitude
to foreign investments in the Federal Republic; countries with the
greatest military threat for the Federal Republic; countries most
likely to come to the aid of the Federal Republic in case of a military
attack; attitude to Japan, the USA, the United Kingdom and the Soviet
Union; change of one´s own opinion on the United States as well as the
Soviet Union; national consciousness (scale); country with model
function for the life style in the Federal Republic; evaluation of this
influence; judgement on current German-American and German-Soviet
relations; assessment of German-American economic relations; attitude
to German-American relations and perceived consideration of the
Americans for German wishes; feeling of personal political
effectiveness; approval of selected forms of political participation;
attitude to protests and demonstrators against American policies
(scale); attitude to American military bases in the Federal Republic;
judgement on the relationship of American soldiers to the German
civilian population; attitude to the closeness of the relation of the
German and American foreign policy; judgement on US influence on German
domestic policy; comparison of the USA and the Soviet Union regarding
support of human rights in other countries, use of military force for
national goals, willingness to negotiate in conflicts, trustworthiness
in negotiations, attempting to rule other countries economically,
support for poorer countries with foreign aid, intervention in other
countries and the desire for peace; judgement on the cultural
achievements of the United States in the area music, film, sport, media
and literature; judgement on the technical achievements in the areas
medicine, space flight, management methods, telecommunication and data
processing; judgement on the social, economic and freedom achievements
of the American society; personal contact with Americans and positive
or negative experiences made here; trust in American defense
preparedness for the Federal Republic; attitude to German NATO
membership; comparison of Americans and Sowjets regarding their support
for post-war Europe, their history and culture and their people;
assessment of the support for peace by American or Soviet foreign
policy; attitude to military support for the Contras in Nicaragua by
the Americans and for the Sandinists by the Soviet Union; judgement on
the Soviet presence in Afghanistan and US support for the opposition in
Afghanistan; observing human rights in the USA and in the Soviet Union;
extent of interest in news about German-American relations; most
important and most trustworthy sources of information in the media
about these relations; self-classification on a left-right continuum;
party preference (Sunday question); behavior at the polls in the last
Federal Parliament election 1987. Also encoded was: ZIP (postal) code.