Technical Progress and Microelectronics

Attitudes to technical progress, in particular to computerization and
automation.

Topics: besides the demography and the question of professional
position this excerpt from an omnibus survey contains only a scale
measuring the attitude to technical progress on the following
dimensions: technical interest; future problems from technical
progress; the problem of data protection and protection of the private
sphere; threat from technical progress; automation in professional
life; personal impact of changes through technical progress; knowledge
and definition of the term microelectronics.

Demography: age (classified); age; sex; marital status; number of
children; school education; occupational position; employment; number
of persons subordinate to respondent in current occupation; household
income; number of earners or persons with regular payments in
household; size of household; composition of household; respondent is
head of household; city size; state.