Nuclear Energy and Environmental Consciousness 1990

Use of nuclear energy and assessment of the dangers for the environment.
Topics:
goals in life and value orientations such as being creative,
earning a lot of money,
having a pleasant life,
acquiring lots of possessions,
shaping one's life independently,
health, secure future for one's children,
making an effort for moral and spiritual values of society,
participating in work on solving important social problems,
making an effort for a clean environment;
Evaluation of science, technology and progress:
assessment of real menaces such as car accident, work accident,
military conflicts in Central Europe,
harm to health from stress on the environment,
unemployment, radioactive burden from nuclear power plants,
natural catastrophes from climate changes,
illnesses, reduction in the standard of living;
evaluation of dangers at social and personal level
and for the environment;
criteria for the evaluation of producing power with coal;
assessment of the use of nuclear energy;
problematic areas of nuclear energy;
questions on information about nuclear energy and sources for this information;
trust in the statements of these sources;
criteria for the evaluation of generating energy through nuclear power;
conditions under which further use of nuclear power would be approved;
significance of sources of power;
Demography:
sex,
age,
completion of training,
occupational activity,
size of place of residence.