Use of Mass-Media

Use and evaluation of mass-media.

Topics: sources used for news; listening level; general judgement on
newspapers; comparison of credibility of news in newspapers and radio;
perceived development of credibility of the media; attitude to freedom
of the press; reading habits and preferred newspaper contents; number
and type of newspapers read and those one would like to read;
assessment of party inclination of newspapers read; attitude to party
inclination of newspapers; assessment of the validity of the image of
America produced by the newspapers; naming ´politically harmful´
picture magazines; reading and judgement on books of American authors;
interest in foreign print products; knowledge of foreign languages;
membership in a club, trade union or party; party preference; city
size.

Demography: age (classified); sex; school education; occupation;
income; head of household; state.

Interviewer rating: number of contact attempts; identification of
interviewer; willingness of respondent to cooperate.