2266|FREE TIME AND SPORTS

— Interest in sport. — Often with which you walk, in your free time, to exercise. — Frequently with which you practice/have practiced some sport in your free time. More important reasons not to do any type of sport. THOSE WHO HAVE DONE SPORT BEFORE BUT DO NOT CURRENTLY PRACTICE: — Age at which he stopped doing sport, years that he was doing sport and main reasons to stop doing it. TO THOSE WHO PERFORM SOME TYPE OF SPORT CURRENTLY: — Main reasons to do sport and frequency of sports. — Sports you practice. Sports he performs most frequently. — People with whom he does sports and sports facilities that he uses. — Regular participation in sports competitions. Participation in a sports competition organised by your neighborhood or town hall, or on the occasion of some parties. — Performing some type of physical activity of adventure in nature. — Time of year when it does more sport. TO ALL: — Membership of an institution, association or sports club in which you occupy part of your free time. — Frequency with which you attend sports shows. Types of shows you attend and main accompaniment. — Membership, as a shareholder or paying member, to a sports club. — Often with which, in his free time, he uses the different media to inform himself about sports. Often with which you comment or discuss sport with other people. — People with whom you watch sports programs on television. — Preference between watching a sport as a spectator or as a viewer. Usual practice. The main reason why, preferring to be a spectator, is a viewer. — Agreement with different opinions about sport in Spain. — Sufficiency of sports facilities in your neighborhood or village. — Opinion that comes closer to your idea of what sport is. — Practice of some sporting activity by the father and mother of the interviewee. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in March 1996 general elections. — Vote fidelity in general elections in March 1996. — Electoral volatility in general elections in March 1996.