Achievement Interval Study LIS 1986 to 1988 2nd Wave 1988

Conditions and processes of development of striving to achieve
and conduct of young working people.
Topics:
future view;
life goals and life planning;
world view;
ties to GDR;
personal significance of work;
motives for striving to achieve;
readiness to change jobs;
self-assessment of personal work achievement,
fulfillment of work demands, characteristics;
effort to optimize work, making use of time at work;
inability to work;
awards for work achievement;
recommendations at plan discussion, results;
requirement of occupational activity, physical and mental demands;
characteristics of work activity;
microelectronics in the work process;
fulfilling the norm;
variety of partial activities;
necessity of technical further education;
occupational commitment;
satisfaction with job;
atmosphere in work collective, factors for recognition;
member of a youth brigade;
time effort for social activity;
satisfaction with work conditions;
main focus in achievement evaluation by leader;
demographic information;
steady partner relation, one's own children;
highest occupational qualification currently and in the future;
working in occupation learned, official designation of work activity,
current activity;
SED or FDJ membership;
activity, MMM participation of FDJ group at work;
government management function in the work process,
disciplinary powers, renewed readiness for leadership;
changes in work activity in the last year;
occupational plans;
determination of path to fulfillment of work task, cooperation with colleagues;
knowledge about significance of work task, consequence of non-fulfillment;
personal significance of various factors of work activity;
communication contents and frequency in work collective, satisfaction;
conditions for work successes and work failures;
characteristics of immediate leader;
attitude to structuring leisure time;
thoughts about work achievements in leisure time;
extent of daily leisure time and satisfaction with this,
with participation in work collectives;
forms of athletic activity;
interests.