2854|ATTITUDES OF YOUTH TO SEXUAL DIVERSITY

— Causes of the feeling of discrimination. — Importance of sexuality in your life. — Assessment of available information on sexuality and quantity. — Sexuality topics I would have wanted more information about. — Opinion on the usefulness of the information received. — Preferred source of information on sexuality. — Often with which sexuality was spoken at home and in the school during childhood/adolescence. — Training in the center of studies on sexual diversity. — Family concept. — Assistance and participation in various discriminatory behaviors towards homosexuals. — Opinion on the main purpose that sexuality fulfills. — According to different phrases related to sexuality: to have sex you have to be in love, men have more sexual desires than women,... — Attitude towards attraction to a person of the same sex. — Difficulty in informing different people of the interviewee’s attraction to a person of the same sex. — Knowledge of sexual diversity among friends, classmates and workmates, neighbors, in the family and among historical, literary or public figures. Historical, literary or public character in which he meets is homosexual, bisexual or transgender. — Possibility of expression of homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuals of their sexual orientation. That’s right. — Situations in which there is possibility of expression of homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuals of their sexual orientation. — Acceptance that two women/men are holding hands or kissing in the mouth in a public place. — Evaluation of the image of the celebration of the Day of Gay Pride regarding homosexuals, transsexuals and bisexuals. — Acceptance of a series of phrases about homosexuals, adoption and sex change: sexual intercourse between men/women, possibility of adoption of children, sex change operation, — Attitude of a mother/father to the homosexuality of a child. — Attitude to homosexuality of a friend, a teacher. — Attitude to the feeling of a friend who does not identify with his/her sex. — Attitude of the parent to homosexuality, bisexuality or transsexuality of the interviewee. — Sexual orientation of the interviewee. — Ideological self-location scale. Scale of ideological location of father and mother. — Voter turnout and recall in March 2008 general elections. — Cohabitation as a couple of the interviewee. — Place of habitual residence of the interviewee. — Change of residence throughout life. — Origin of the income of the interviewee. — Type of school in which the interviewee attended primary school. — Age at which he finished studying. — Nationality of the interviewee. Time of acquisition of Spanish nationality. Nationality. Level of knowledge of Spanish of the interviewee and attributed by the interviewer.