2390|ENVIRONMENT (I) (ISSP)

— According to different phrases: private initiative is the best way to solve economic problems in Spain, reducing the wage gap is the government’s responsibility. — Topics that should be given more priority in Spain: maintain order in the country, give citizens more voice and vote in government decisions, combat rising prices or protect freedom of expression. — Degree of agreement with various phrases about science and the environment. — Concept you have of nature. — Degree to which you would accept: pay much higher prices, pay far more taxes, and accept cuts in your standard of living to protect the environment. — Degree of agreement with different phrases on personal participation in environmental protection. — The extent to which he considers certain statements concerning various environmental aspects to be true or false. — The degree to which the air pollution produced by cars is considered dangerous to the environment and to the interviewee and his family. — Degree to which it considers hazardous to the environment: industry-produced air pollution, pesticides and chemicals used in agriculture, pollution of rivers, lakes and streams, the ‘greenhouse effect’ and genetic modification of certain products. — Phrase with which you agree most: the Government must allow citizens to decide how to protect the environment, or it should be the Government that enacts laws that require respect for the environment. — Phrase with which you agree most: the Government must allow companies to decide how to protect the environment, or it should be the Government that enacts laws that require respect for the environment. — Assessment of the effort being made in Spain to protect the environment — Opinion on who is doing the most to protect the environment: companies, government or people in general. — Degree of agreement with different phrases on environmental protection. — Opinion on the likelihood of an accident at a nuclear power plant affecting many countries in the next 5 years. — Degree of confidence in the information that, on the causes of air pollution, give: industries, environmental groups, the Administration, newspapers, radio and television programs and the university and research centers. — Often with which you separate the different recyclable components from the garbage and with which you have stopped using your car for environmental reasons. — Membership of a group or association whose main purpose is the conservation of the environment. — Personal involvement in environmental protection over the past five years: signature of petition, donations or participation in acts of protest. — Belief in God. — Place where you reside (type of habitat). — Opinion on the degree of danger of nuclear power plants to the environment. — Membership of a trade union organisation. — Religious practice. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in March 2000 general elections. — Characterisation of the interviewee’s household: number of people living in the house, gender, age and relationship with the interviewee.