2257|YOUTH AND NATIONAL IDENTITY

— Coincidence between autonomous community of residence and birth of the interviewee. — Scale of identification with different territorial areas. — People included under the gentility of their autonomous community. — Preferred term to refer to your autonomous community. — Scale of regionalist and nationalist sentiment. — Nationalist sentiment. — Degree of pride for being Spanish and for being from its autonomous community. — Meaning of ‘Spain’ for the interviewee. — Flag, of its autonomous community or of Spain, with which it is most identified. — Preference between different forms of government. — Alternative formulas of state organisation in Spain. — Personal preference for the degree of autonomy of your community. — Degree of agreement with different phrases on the role of the autonomous communities. — Assessment of the consequences for Spain of the creation and development of the autonomous communities. — Evaluation of the functioning of the State’s organisation in autonomous communities. — Differences in prosperity and wealth between the different autonomous communities in Spain today. Evolution of these differences since the Autonomous Communities exist. — Degree of agreement with phrases concerning the voting of regional/national parties. — European sentiment. — Ideas or realities that you associate with your concept of what it is to be European. — Attitude towards the current process of European construction. — Geographical place where you feel more European. — Benefit of membership of the European Union for Spain, for its autonomous community and for the interviewee. Foresight. — Knowledge of countries belonging to the European Union. — Degree of interest in news related to the European Union. — Evaluation of the amount of information it receives about the European Union. — Knowledge of the name of the future European currency (euro). — Attitude towards replacing the peseta with the euro. — Attitude to the assumption of a dissolution of the European Union. — Opinion on the influence of the free movement of workers in the European Union, for Spain and for the interviewee. — Personal approach of moving to work outside Spain. Preferred place or geographical area. — Opinion on the number of foreigners living in Spain. — Evaluation of the influence of immigration in the recipient countries and in the specific case of Spain. — According to different phrases on the influence on the Spanish labour market of foreign workers from countries that do not belong to the European Union. — Opinion on limiting the entry of immigrant workers. — Countries from which he believes that the majority of foreign immigrants living in Spain come from. — Comparison of the volume of foreigners in Spain with that existing in France and Germany. — Assessment of the laws regulating the entry of foreign workers into Spain. — Attitude towards the action of racist or xenophobic groups. — Acceptance that a political group of racist or xenophobic ideology would have in Spain. Willingness to vote for that party. — Scale of sympathy, trust and closeness towards citizens of different countries. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Recall of vote in the general elections of March 1996 (or sympathy to vote if you are not of legal age at the time of the vote). — Frequency of attendance at religious offices. — Possession of children. — Situation of coexistence. ONLY BASQUE COUNTRY, CATALONIA, NAVARRE FORAL COMMUNITY, VALENCIAN COMMUNITY, GALICIA AND BALEARIC ISLANDS: — Native language of the interviewee. — Level of knowledge of the language of the autonomous community. — Place of learning of the language of the community. — Language in which he received teaching in EGB. — Language you use in different situations. — Language in which he usually reads the press, watches television and listens to the radio. STANDING ONLY: — Time you've been looking for work. — Employment expectations in the next twelve months.