2221| YOUNG PEOPLE’S EXPECTATIONS AND SOCIAL CONCERNS

— Age at which he started working. — Job search time and expectations of finding unemployed employment. — Refusal of job offers during the last three months of the unemployed. Reason to reject the job offered. — Degree of importance for the interviewee of: friendship, family, studies, work, politics, leisure/leisure, earning money and religion. — Opinion on what are the four most important social problems for the country. — Opinion about the society in which we live. — Trust in people. — Feelings derived from dealing with people of ideas or beliefs other than yours. — Scale of justification for different public behaviours. — Degree of agreement with phrases related to the current situation of youth. — Traits that best define today’s youth. — Opinion on the degree of difficulty in finding work of a well-prepared young man seeking his first job. — Degree of agreement with phrases that express the importance of education, for incorporation into the labour market and for personal training. — Two factors, in order of importance, that influence today to find a good job. — Two factors, in order of importance, that make a job perceived as good. — Hypothetical action in the face of an unemployed employment situation and an eventual offer of work. — Degree of agreement with opinions on the causes of youth unemployment. — Opinion on current youth violence: it is a serious problem to solve or it is a habitual behavior of a few without major transcendence, except because it is now more talked about. — Two reasons, in order of importance, why he believes that young people carry out violent acts. — Feeling that produces the way of life of the ‘urban tribes’. — Agreement or disagreement with opinions on military service. — Reason that leads young people to declare themselves conscientious objectors. — Opinion on the insubmission of young people. — More convenient option for the country in terms of compulsory military service: maintain it as before, reduce its duration and extend the obligation to women or create a professional army. — Social goals that you would deserve to fight for. — The most important goal for our country. — Opinion on whether or not Spanish society is fair. — Approach of the possibility of working as a volunteer. — Opinion on whether the rise of volunteering in Spain demonstrates a concern of young people about social problems or is a fad. — Hypothetical action to solve a problem in the neighborhood or school. — Scale of sympathy towards different groups or social movements. Belonging to them and degree of participation. Willingness to participate in the activities of these groups by those who do not belong to them. — Approval or not of different claims/information actions. Willingness to participate in such activities. — Phrase that best describes the interviewee’s interest in politics. — He often talks about politics when he meets with friends. Politics was often talked about at home when I was a child/teen. — Agreement on political opinions within the family. — Agreement or disagreement with different statements about the policy. — Adjectives that characterise people who are engaged in politics. — Two qualities, in order of importance, that a politician should have. — Opinion on electoral abstention. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in the 1996 general election. — Offspring (has children). — Person or people with whom he lives today. — Age of emancipation of the interviewee.