2578|OPINIONS AND ATTITUDES ABOUT THE FAMILY

— Importance and satisfaction with different aspects of your life. — More important role played by the family. — Degree of agreement with different phrases about situations of dependence and role of the family. — Measures that it considers priority to facilitate family life. — Agreement with statements about the types of family to which the State should pay greater attention. — Agreement with phrases on the role of the family and the State in the care of children and the elderly. — More important qualities that parents should instill in their children. — Opinion on the need to yell or hit a child. — Personal experience during your childhood, often with your parents: they punished him, yelled at him, whipped, slapped or beating him. — Preferred cohabitation situation. — Partner tenure. Gender of the couple and satisfaction with the relationship. — Influence of different motives on the decision of couples to marry instead of living together. — Agreement with different phrases about what marriage entails. — According to the law that allows civil marriage for same-sex couples. — Opinion on whether married couples are more favored than unmarried couples in terms of aid, tax benefits, etc. Opinion on whether both types of couples should have the same advantages. — Frequently with which it follows the doctrine of the Catholic Church with regard to its recommendations regarding: politics, sexuality, relationships and children’s education. — More important things to achieve the happiness of the couple. — Opinion on whether marriage and child ownership are an obstacle to the professional life of men and women. — Degree of agreement with different phrases about the role of men and women in our society. — Degree of agreement with phrases about the adoption of children by homosexual couples. — Current state of coexistence. If you live with your partner: person who usually performs household chores. — Scale of political ideology. — Remembrance of voting in general elections in 2004. — Religiosity. — Tenure of paid work, current or in the past. In case of working at present, it is difficult to reconcile work with your family life. — Regime of ownership of the house in which you currently live. — Possession of domestic service. — Number of people living in the home. — Perception of the family economic situation. — Number of people who contribute income to the household. TO THOSE WHO HAVE CHILDREN: — Number of children and how many of them continue to live in the family home. — Severity of different problems that arise in the relationship with children. — Changes that have meant or involves having children in their professional life. Age of the children who live with the interviewee and person who cares for or has cared for the youngest.