2450|CITIZENSHIP, PARTICIPATION AND DEMOCRACY

— Years that he has been residing in the municipality. — Scale of importance in your life of: family, friends, leisure time, politics, work, religion and associative activities. — Degree of satisfaction with your current life. — Degree of trust in others. — Feelings inspired by politics. — Frequently with which he discusses politics, in general and when he meets with: friends, family, neighbors, co-workers or studies and with other members of organisations to which you belong. — Often with which politics was talked about during the interviewee’s childhood, at home and at school or high school. — Participation of the interviewee’s parents in any association or organisation during the interviewee’s childhood. — Existence of a person in his environment who decisively influences him during childhood or adolescence in the way he thinks politically now. Political tendency of this person and nationalist sentiment (in the case of the Basque Country, Catalonia or Galicia). — Existence of some fact, circumstance or period that would influence him especially in his way of thinking. — Agreement with different phrases about politics. — Membership of organisations or form of participation in the last twelve months. — To those who participate in an association: frequency in participation, type of relationship with other members and organisation in which you participate that you consider most important. Involvement of this organisation in political life and the existence of political conversations within it. — To those who do not collaborate with any organisation: the importance of different reasons for not collaborating with associations. — Membership of informal groups (tertulias, rocks, etc.). — Current provision of some type of free help or company to people, regardless of associations. Provision of this assistance to family members. — Number of hours dedicated in the last month to participation in associations, meetings with informal groups or to help others. — Feeling of attachment for: its neighborhood, its town or city, its autonomous community, Spain, Europe and humanity as a whole. — Regionalist sentiment. — Degree of identification with people of the same religion, cultural origin, gender and social class. — Groups that should not be allowed to perform public events and that they would not like to have as neighbors. — Scale of: trust in people, selfishness-altruism of people and trust in the honesty of others in dealing with the interviewee. — Degree of interest in politics in general and in local, regional, national, European and international politics. — Frequency in the monitoring of political news in the press, radio and television and internet. — Number of hours you watch TV a day. — Scale of trust in institutions. — Preferred political system. — Degree of satisfaction with the functioning of democracy in Spain. — Degree of importance that gives different attitudes to consider someone as a good citizen: to be supportive, to vote, not to evade taxes, to have an opinion of one’s own, to comply with the laws, to participate in associations, to think more about others than oneself, and to submit to criticism. — Opinion on the possibilities that ordinary people have of conveying their opinions to the politicians and the importance that they attach to those opinions. — Often with which he tries to convince people around him of his political convictions. — Participation in the last twelve months in different activities to make your opinion known or to protest about a problem. Influence of any person or organisation in their decision to participate in these protests. — Opinion on the degree of effectiveness of participation in different activities. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Sympathy or proximity to political parties. — Vote in the last general elections of March 2000. — Remembrance of vote in the general elections of March 2000. — Knowledge of the current number of states that make up the European Union. — Knowledge of the name of the President of the Government of Spain, its autonomous community and the European Commission. — Province of birth of the interviewee and his parents. — Religious religiosity and practice. — Characterisation of your employment situation. — Type of participation in your company, in the decisions that are made and in the dealings with your coworkers. — Possibilities you have for: decide your work schedule, organisation, influence the work environment or decisions, change tasks, create your own business, change companies and influence union decisions. — Assessment of the possibilities that trade unions have to influence the working conditions of their company. — Degree of discontent with the working conditions in your company in the last year. Implementation of activities to improve those conditions, final result and treatment received in taking such an initiative. — Vote in the last union elections. Union voted. — State of coexistence. If you have a stable partner, characterisation of the employment situation of your partner. — Monthly income level at home.