Teachers' Apprehension Study (The Academic Mind)

Attitudes of the academic profession to general college topics and
political questions.

Topics: Judgement on the political situation at college; assessment
and jeopardy to academic freedom as well as assumed ideological
supervision of instructors; political participation and courage of
one´s convictions; perceived academic constraints and conditions;
intended change of job for political reasons; misgivings against the
political attitude of one´s own colleagues; comparison of current
political climate with the time around 1948; presentation of one´s own
opinion in instruction or preference for neutrality of conveying
knowledge; influence of political career through membership in certain
organizations; attitude to communism; inner-university problems;
judgement on the role of students; social mobility; media usage;
earlier voting decisions and party preference; memberships.

Demography: age (classified); sex; race; marital status; number of
children; religious denomination; school education; vocational
training; party inclination; party identification; social origins; city
size; regional origins; military service.