3020|CITIZENSHIP (ISSP) (STAFF)

— Scale of importance (1-7) of different issues when defining what it is to be a “good citizen”: vote, do not evade taxes, obey laws and regulations, stay informed, consume items that do not harm the environment, help people. — Attitude towards allowing the holding of public acts by religious extremists, coupists and racists. — Participation in different forms of social and political action: sign a petition, boycotts, attend demonstrations and rallies, contact politicians or officials, raise funds, contact the media, express political opinions online. — Frequency of monitoring of the policy through different media. — Number of people with whom you have individual contact on a working day — Status of membership and participation in different associations: political parties, trade unions or professional organisations, religious associations, sports, cultural or leisure groups... — Scale of importance (1-7) of different rights in a democracy: adequate standard of living for all, protection of minority rights, greater participation of people in public decisions, acts of civil disobedience, respect for democratic rights by governments, loss of citizen rights of convicted persons, right to vote for resident aliens, right to abstain, universal health care. — Degree of agreement with phrases about power and citizen information in front of the government. — Willingness to participate in an action against a bill deemed harmful and impact of that hypothetical action against that bill. — Degree of interest in politics. — Ideological self-location scale (0-10). — Agreement with phrases about trust in politicians: whether you can trust them or are in politics just for your personal benefit. — Opinion on people’s attitude to freedom. — Degree of trust in people. — Often with which we talk about politics and try to convince the people of the nearby social environment of their own points of view. — Agreement with phrases on the role of political parties and referendums. — Clean up of the electoral process and equal opportunities between the different candidacies in the last general elections. — Dedication to the service of the people by the Public Administration and opinion on the existence of corruption in it. — Evaluation scale (0-10) current, retrospective and prospective (10 years) of the functioning of democracy in Spain. — Frequency with which you follow political news in the media: newspapers, television, radio, internet. — Internet use (last 12 months), equipment you use to access and frequency of internet connection. — Account holding on different social networks on the internet. — Activities for which the Internet is usually used. — Participatory activities carried out through the Internet (last 12 months): contact politicians, communicate with associations, subscribe to political distribution lists, write comments, make donations, sign petitions. — Level of studies achieved and years of full-time schooling of the person interviewed. — Size and composition of the household: sex, age and kinship relationship. — Situation of current coexistence of the person interviewed. — Employment, employment and professional status of the interviewee and his/her spouse/partner. — Occupation (CNO11/ISCO88), number of employees, type of company and branch of activity of the person interviewed and their spouse/partner. — Membership of a trade union or professional association. — Religiosity and religious confession of the person interviewed. — Frequency of attendance at religious offices. — Marital status of the person interviewed. — Subjective social class scale (1-10) of the person interviewed. — Population scope of residence. — Voter turnout and vote recall in the 2011 general elections. — Closeness to some political party and degree of it. — Household and personal income. — Feeling of territorial identity. — Place of birth of father and mother (country). — Country and province of birth of the person interviewed. — Nationality of the person interviewed (foreigners). — Conducting interviews beforehand. — Reasons to agree to be interviewed. — Personal attitude towards being contacted for future surveys. — Reasons not to participate in upcoming surveys. — Preferences of the person interviewed about the method of administration of the survey.