Culturele Veranderingen in Nederland 1981 - CV'81

<p>Trend study of changes in general opinion and attitudes of ( parts of ) the Dutch population.</p><p>Willingness to offer income for a shorter working-week / job pleasure, worries, future / satisfaction with present life / importance of and satisfaction with work and leisure / media exposure concerning news and politics / average time of watching tv / subscription to national newspaper / reading about crime in newspaper / present society, welfare and role of government / government should have more or less money for financing facilities / government measures concerning education/ low income groups/ housing/ pollution/ art/ married women/ ( foreign ) labourers/ young people / government spendings should increase or decrease / personal life worries/ fears/ loneliness and senselessness / satisfaction with housing/ health/ future/ marriage/ happiness/ income / economic situation, wages, social securities / abuse of social securities / income property differences and workers' participation / profits of commercial organizations / equal opportunities / opinions concerning elementary and secondary school / civil rights / view of life / religion / politics, school/ social organizations / important things in life / society transparency/ information about duties and rights/ just treatment / order and safety, crime / democratization and participation / taxes / demonstrations, strikes, squatting, police behaviour / nuclear energy and nuclear plants / energy problem / contrasting groups in society / measures for commercial organizations making losses firing personnel/ firing management/ cutting down wages/ state aid / influence of labour unions / political interest and participation / working mothers housekeeping / euthanasia / type of person that should get a house, be fired, be promoted first / married, unmarried/ foreign, Dutch/ young, old/ someone from Surinam, Dutch/ white, non-white/ big family, small family / non-whites as neighbours/ as colleagues/ at school / items on which respondent would cut down government spendings. Background variables: basic characteristics/ residence/ household characteristics/ occupation/employment/ income/capital assets/ education/ social class/ politics/ religion/ readership, mass media, and 'cultural' exposure/ organizational membership.</p><p>The data- and documentation files of this dataset can be downloaded via the option Data Files.</p>