2272|BEHAVIOR HABITS IN FRONT OF TELEVISION

TO PARENTS/GUARDIANS: — Number of people living in the home. — Number, age and sex of the children of the interviewee. — Domestic equipment. Existence of television, video, digital decoder, domestic or community satellite dish and teletext. Number of TVs and videos. — Rooms in the house in which there is a TV and in which there is a remote control. — Family member who most frequently uses the remote control when there are several people watching television. — Main utility given to remote control and video. — Frequency (hours per day) of television audiences, interviewees and their children, a working day and a holiday/weekend. — Type of television programs that you find more interesting and to which you spend more time. — Often with which you watch TV while doing other activities. — People with whom you watch TV. — Person who normally chooses programming. — Television habits: pre-selection of programming, at the time of turning on the television or television is usually always on. — Often with which you perform certain tasks with your children. — Knowledge, orientation and limits of programming that children see. Dialogue with children about the programs they see. — Existence of different problems in the relationship with your children. — Opinion on the degree of violence of the programming during children’s hours and in children’s programs. — Opinion on who should prevent children from watching so much violence on television. — Opinion on the influence on the school performance of television. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in March 1996 general elections. TO THE CHILDREN: — Television frequency and hours of audience on a working day and a holiday/weekend. Maximum hour at night. — People with whom he watches television. Times when you usually see her alone. — Person who chooses the programming when watching the TV accompanied. — Frequency with which it is disputed about the choice of program or the use of the remote control. — Frequency with which you get angry when you are watching a program and change the channel. — Programs that you find more interesting and to which you spend more time. — Opinion about advertising spaces. — Frequently with which you comment on TV shows with other people. — Method used to know television programming. — Selection, before turning on the TV, of the program you are going to watch. — Activity to which he devotes more time, outside of school hours, and preferred activity. — Main activity. — Type of school to which it attends, level and average grade of the past year. — Frequency with which he participates/intervenes in class in different situations.