2301|RELIGION (I) (ISSP)

— Feeling of happiness. — Opinion on the extent to which it is the responsibility of the Government: provide work to everyone who wants it and reduce the differences between the poor and the rich. — Attitudes to premarital sexual relations, marital infidelity and homosexuality. — Attitude to the voluntary termination of pregnancy in cases of malformation of the fetus and financial incapacity. — According to phrases about family roles and the incorporation of women into the labor market. — Assumption in which it would be acceptable for a stable couple to live together. — Attitude towards tax fraud and fraud in order to obtain benefits to which you are not entitled. — Trust in people. Perception of people’s honesty towards the interviewee. — Degree of confidence of the interviewee in: Parliament, business, the Church, Justice and Education. — Degree of agreement with phrases about the Church: whether it should influence the electoral vote decision and the decisions of the government. — Degree of agreement with phrases about science: if it creates more problems than solutions and if we trust it too much and not enough in religious faith. — Degree of agreement with phrases about religions: if they are a source of conflict, if believers are intolerant and if Spain would be a better country if religion did not have so much influence. — Frequently with which he has participated in the last year as a volunteer in political, charitable, religious and other volunteer activities. — Perception of the power of the Church in Spain. — Belief in the existence of God (or other higher power). Evolution of this belief. — Belief in the existence of: life after death, heaven, hell and religious miracles. — Meaning for the interviewee of the Bible. — Degree of agreement with various phrases about the meaning of life and our own ability to influence it. — Existence of an important event in your life that has marked a new commitment to religion. — Religiosity of the father and mother during the interviewee’s childhood. Frequency of attendance at religious offices of both parents. — Religiosity of the spouse of the interviewee. — Religious education received by the interviewee in his childhood. — Frequency of attendance at religious offices when the interviewee was 11 or 12 years old. — Frequently with which he participates in activities or organisations of the Church. — Religiosity, frequency of attendance at religious offices and frequency with which the interviewee prays. — Opinion on the veracity of religions. — Limit that would put friendship in the face of a serious breach of the norm. — Marital status or cohabitation as a partner of the interviewee. — Characterisation of the employment situation of the interviewee and his spouse. — Membership of a trade union organisation. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in the 1996 general election. — Number of people living in the household, sex, age and relationship with the interviewee.