Slovenian Public Opinion 1978

A large part of the SJM 1978 research is devoted to the assessment of internal political developments. The first part begins with questions about the elections. This is followed by questions about the delegation system. The next set of questions concerns the activity of socio-political organisations. A few questions are devoted to work, attitude towards work and reward. All respondents answer the question whether they are, or would you donate blood. As part of the questions on work, culture and leisure, we first find answers on the use of working time. We also learn about the average Slovenian in 1978 how many and which books he reads, how often he watches theatre performances, how often he watches films on television,. The whole set of questions relates to contacts with the bank. Respondents also say whether, in their opinion, the security of Yugoslavia is threatened, and from whom, and assess the combat readiness of the armed forces (JLA and TO). The set of media-related questions starts with a question on the source of information regarding the preparations for the elections and the UK Congress. Demographic questions complete the questionnaire.