2442|ATTITUDES AND VALUES IN INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS (II)

— Preference to spend active or inactive free time. — People for whom you prefer to be accompanied in your free time. — Self-perception of the number of friends you have. — Perception of the number of times you see your friends. — Importance it attaches to friendship. — Feeling before people with different ideas than yours. — Attitude to having as neighbors to: persons who have been in prison; persons of different race; students; people of extreme left; single mothers; far-right persons; large families; people with psychic problems; immigrants, foreign workers; people with AIDS; homosexuals. — Degree of trust in people. — Conception of the goodness or not of the human being by nature. — Opinions on the degree of trust between young people and adults in Spanish society. — Opinion on whether people are currently more willing to help others than they did ten years ago. — Feeling of loneliness. — Feelings you have had in recent weeks: he has been especially interested in something; so restless that he could not be still; proud to receive compliments for something he did; solitary; happy for something you've done; boring; happy, thinking that living is fantastic; happy because things go the way you want or depressed, thinking that nothing is worth it. — Often with which a person feels tied, without freedom to do what he wants. — Perception (scale) of the degree of freedom you have to choose and control your own life. — Feeling of happiness. — Scale of satisfaction with your life in general and with your family life. — Relationships between parents when the interviewee was a child. Personal relationship with his mother and father in his childhood. — Perception of the degree to which their parents were strict during their childhood. — Qualities that he considers most important to instill in his children. — Phrase with which he agrees more about the respect of the children for the parents. — Phrase with which you agree more about the responsibility of the parents to the children. — Often with which, when you are at home, you feel: relaxed, nervous, happy, apathetic, safe and comfortable. — Marital status. To those who are married or living together as a couple: coincidence with your partner in your views regarding religion, morality, social customs, politics and sex. — Importance you would give to a son of yours and a daughter of yours: she married someone from another religion, lived as a couple without being married, married someone of another race, had an unmarried child, smoked marijuana, had homosexual relationships, and took hard drugs. — Degree of importance it attaches, to achieve the happiness of the couple to: faithfulness; adequate revenue; be of the same social level; mutual respect and affection; sharing religious beliefs; have a good home; share political positions; understanding and tolerance; not living with the political family; satisfactory sexual intercourse; share household chores; having children and having common tastes and interests. — According to the phrase ‘marriage is an old-fashioned institution’. — Values for which he would risk his life. — Often with which you think about the meaning of life. — Often with which he thinks of death. — Self-perception of their religiosity. If you consider yourself religious: feeling of comfort, strength or security in religion. — Phrase that comes closest to his way of thinking about the existence of one or several true religions. — Belief in: life after death, soul, devil, hell, heaven, God, sin and reincarnation. — Phrase that best expresses his beliefs about the existence of God. — Degree (scale) of importance of God in your life. — Opinion on the importance that the Spaniards will attach in the future to religion compared to what they grant today. — Opinion on whether the Catholic Church in Spain is today giving adequate answers to: the moral problems and needs of the individual; the problems of family life and the spiritual needs of man. — Opinion on the long-term influence of scientific and technological advances for humanity. — Personal preference for freedom or equality. — According to the phrase ‘The future is so uncertain that it is better to live a day’. TO THOSE WHO WORK: — Attitude you have when you return to work after the weekend. — Often with which you feel exploited in your work. — Perception (scale) of the degree of freedom you have to make decisions in your work. — Scale of satisfaction with your work. — Aspects that you value most in a job. — Scale of political ideology. — Vote recall in March 2000 general elections.— 主动或被动打发闲暇时光的偏好倾向 — 闲暇时光偏好陪伴的对象类型 — 对自身拥有好友数量的自我认知 — 对与好友见面频率的感知情况 — 对友谊的重视程度 — 面对与自身观念相悖之人时的情绪感受 — 对以下各类人群作为邻居的态度：刑满释放人员、不同种族群体、学生、极左翼人士、单身母亲、极右翼人士、多子女家庭、精神疾病患者、移民及外籍劳工、艾滋病患者、同性恋群体 — 对他人的信任程度 — 对人性本善或本恶的认知判断 — 对西班牙社会中青年人与成人之间信任程度的看法 — 对当下人们是否比十年前更乐于助人的观点判断 — 孤独感程度 — 近几周曾产生的情绪感受：曾对某件事物抱有浓厚兴趣；因过度焦躁而无法静坐；因自身所作之事获得赞美而感到自豪；感到孤独；因自身的作为而感到愉悦；感到乏味；因认为生活无比美好而感到幸福；因诸事顺遂而感到快乐，抑或因觉得一切都毫无意义而陷入抑郁 — 时常感到被束缚、失去自主选择行事方式的自由的频率 — 对自身拥有选择与掌控人生的自由程度的感知（量化量表） — 幸福感程度 — 对总体生活及家庭生活的满意度量表 — 受访者童年时期父母的相处模式，以及童年时与母亲、父亲的私人关系 — 对童年时期父母管教严格程度的感知 — 认为最应向子女灌输的品质 — 最认同的关于子女对父母应尽孝道的表述 — 最认同的关于父母对子女应尽责任的表述 — 身处家中时常感受到的情绪状态：放松、紧张、愉悦、淡漠、安心与舒适 — 婚姻状况。对于已婚或处于同居伴侣关系的受访者，需调查其与伴侣在宗教、道德、社会习俗、政治立场及性观念方面的观点契合度 — 若子女出现以下情况，受访者会赋予其何种重视程度：与不同宗教信仰者结婚、未婚同居、与不同种族者结婚、未婚生育、吸食大麻、发生同性性行为、服用硬性毒品 — 为维系伴侣关系的幸福，受访者认为以下要素的重要程度：忠诚、稳定收入、社会阶层相当、相互尊重与关爱、拥有共同宗教信仰、拥有良好的家庭环境、持有一致的政治立场、相互理解与包容、不与对方的政治亲属同住、满意的性生活、共同承担家务、生育子女以及拥有共同的兴趣爱好 — 对“婚姻是一种过时的制度”这一表述的看法 — 愿意为之冒生命危险的价值观 — 时常思考人生意义的频率 — 时常思考死亡的频率 — 对自身宗教虔诚程度的自我认知。若受访者自认为具有宗教信仰，则需调查其从宗教中获得的慰藉、力量或安全感程度 — 最贴近自身关于存在一种或多种真正宗教的观点的表述 — 对以下事物的信仰：死后生命、灵魂、恶魔、地狱、天堂、上帝、原罪以及轮回转世 — 最能表达自身关于上帝存在之信仰的表述 — 上帝在自身生活中的重要程度（量化量表） — 对未来西班牙民众对宗教的重视程度相较于当下会发生何种变化的看法 — 对西班牙天主教会当前是否能妥善回应个体的道德困境与需求、家庭生活难题以及人类的精神诉求的看法 — 对科技进步给人类带来的长期影响的观点判断 — 对自由或平等的个人偏好 — 对“未来太过不确定，不如及时行乐”这一表述的看法 针对在职受访者： — 周末结束后重返工作岗位时的心态 — 时常感受到工作中被压榨的频率 — 对工作中拥有决策自主权程度的感知（量化量表） — 工作满意度量表 — 择业时最看重的工作要素 — 政治意识形态倾向的量化量表 — 2000年3月大选的投票记录