2736|INTERNET AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION

— Hours a day dedicated to listening to or watching entertainment programs on radio or television. — Frequency of information through the press, radio, television or Internet. — Type of press and reading medium. — Satisfaction scale (0-10) with the functioning of democracy and with the work of the central government. — Confidence scale (0-10) with various institutions. — Degree of interest towards politics. — Often with which we talk about politics and try to convince one’s own views on politics. — Degree of agreement with phrases about politics and politicians. — Participation in different forms of social and political action in the last 12 months and before. — Attempted persuasion to attend demonstrations. — Membership or participation in various organisations or associations. — Closeness to political parties and political party for which you feel more close. Degree of closeness. — Degree of interest in new developments in the field of science and technology. — Computer skills necessary to perform the usual work. — Activities carried out in the last 12 months. — Use of the computer and pay TV in the usual residence. — Internet usage in the last 3 months. — Time elapsed since you use the Internet regularly. — Places of Internet connection and frequency of access. — Activities for which you use the Internet. — Internet connection frequency for political information. — Visit the website of political parties or candidates. — Subscription to current political newsletters through the Internet. — Receiving emails of political content. — Political activities carried out through the Internet. — Receiving mobile messages (SMS) with information about manifestations. — Predisposition to use new technologies to vote without having to travel to the polling station. — Disadvantages in the voting system through the Internet. — Scale of trust in people (0-10). — Scale of assessment (0-10) of various civic behaviors. — Agreement with phrases on citizen participation in political decisions. — Ideological self-location scale (1-10). — Probability scale (0-10) of voting to a particular political party. — Knowledge of the names of various public figures. — Preference between different alternatives of territorial organisation of the State in Spain. — Degree of agreement with a series of statements about voting, demonstrations and topical issues. — Priority objectives of Spain for the next 10 years. — Electoral turnout in the 2004 general elections. — Vote recall in the 2004 general election. — Electoral abstention as a form of protest. — Marital status of the interviewee. — Stay in the place of residence of the interviewee and time of residence. — Religiosity of the interviewee. — Frequency of attendance at religious offices. — Free time available in one working day.