3161|ATTITUDES TOWARDS IMMIGRATION (IX)

— Nationality of the person interviewed. — Assessment of the protection afforded by the State to different groups. — Definition of immigration. — Origin of immigrants who think more immediately (spontaneous response) (2) (ordinary). — Assessment of the number of immigrants currently in Spain. — Scale of importance (0-10) of different aspects to allow the entry of an immigrant to Spain. — More appropriate policy regarding the regularisation of illegal immigrants. — More appropriate policy for asylum seekers. — Degree of tolerance of the laws that regulate the entry of immigrants into Spain. — Scale of assessment (0-10) of the coexistence in Spanish society of people from different countries, cultures, religions and skin color. — Treatment of Spaniards to foreign immigrants. — Factor that influences the treatment of immigrants in Spain. — Treatment of foreign immigrants to Spaniards. — Positioning before the rights that should have stable and legal immigrants. — Degree of agreement with phrases about health care and immigrants. — Degree of agreement with phrases about education and immigrants. — Assessment of the consideration that immigrants receive for what they contribute. — Positive aspects of immigration. — Negative aspects of immigration. — Permissiveness with cultural and religious aspects of immigrants. — Degree of contribution of immigrants to the enrichment of Spanish culture. — Degree of agreement with phrases about the world of work and immigrants in Spain. — Degree of approval of situations resulting from the relationship between immigrants and natives. — Positive/negative assessment of immigration for Spain. — Acceptance of different types of relationship with immigrants. — Acceptance of different types of relationship with Roma people. — Acceptance of different types of relationship with people of another religion. — Presence of immigrants among their neighbors, co-workers or studies, friends and family. — Presence of Roma people among their neighbors, co-workers or studies, friends and family. — Presence of people of a different religion than yours among your neighbors, co-workers or studies, friends and family. — Sympathy and antipathy towards different groups of immigrants. — Reason of the antipathy towards different groups of immigrants. — Assessment of violent actions of immigrants against Spaniards as a problem. — Frequency of violent actions against immigrants. — Punishment of citizens who pronounce racist insults. — Punishment of citizens who publicly express opinions that incite xenophobia, racism and intolerance. — Degree of acceptance of a racist party in Spain. — Perception of comments against immigrants. — Origin of comments against immigrants. — Degree of attention paid in the media to the issue of immigration. — Assessment transmitted by the media of the image of immigration. — Confidence scale (0-10) in people. — Scale of racism (0-10). — Ideological self-location scale (0-10). — Voter turnout and vote recall in the 2011 general elections. — Possession of children of non-university school age. — Type of school in which children study. — Type of health service, public or private, that you use. — Sex of the person interviewed. — Age of the person interviewed. — Marital status of the person interviewed. — Situation of coexistence of unmarried people. — Place of birth of the couple (country). — Place of birth of the couple (country). — Year of arrival in Spain of the couple/spouse of the person interviewed. — Permanence in the interviewee’s place of residence. — Time of residence in the city/village. — Residence abroad of parents/relatives. — Schooling of the person interviewed. — Level of studies achieved by the person interviewed. — Studies of the person interviewed [recoded]. — Religiosity of the person interviewed. — Religious confession of which the person interviewed declares himself a believer. — Degree of religious practice. — Assessment of the personal economic situation. — Subjective social class of the person interviewed. — Retrospective possibility (5 years) of being unemployed. — Head of family. — Personal and household income. — Place of birth (country).