3281|BAROMETER FOR MAY 2020

— Nationality of the person interviewed. — Degree of concern about the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis. — Assessment of the need for measures taken in Spain due to COVID-19. — Positioning on the prolongation of confinement measures due to COVID-19. — Assessment of personal adaptation to cloistering due to COVID-19. — Degree of confidence in the central government’s policy to fight COVID-19. — Government area where measures to combat COVID-19 should be taken. — Agreement that the central government grants a minimum living income. — Personal possibility of continuing to cope with the confinement before new extensions of the state of alarm due to COVID-19. — Expansion of confinement that could be assumed personally without effects on health or mood. — Assessment of the seriousness of the economic and labour consequences of the COVID-19 crisis. — Position that the opposition should take against the management of the central government due to COVID-19. — Effects of the COVID-19 crisis that are most of personal concern. — Change in shopping habits towards cheaper products during the state of alarm due to COVID-19. — Cheaper products that are purchased as a result of the state of alarm due to COVID-19. — Type of establishment used in food and beverage purchases during the COVID-19 state of alarm. — Type of establishment used in food and beverage purchases before the COVID-19 state of alarm. — Change in the frequency of purchase during the state of alarm due to COVID-19. — Increase in online shopping during the state of alarm due to COVID-19. — Types of products purchased online during the COVID-19 state of alarm. — Expectations of consumption of different goods and services when the state of alarm due to COVID-19 ends. — Expectations of consumption of other goods and services when the state of alarm due to COVID-19 ends. — Goods and services you want to buy when the COVID-19 state of alarm is over. — Contact with health services because they think they have symptoms of COVID-19. — Types of health services that she went to for thinking that there are symptoms of COVID-19. — Assessment of the health care received in the health services that were visited due to COVID-19. — Information received in the health services that were visited due to COVID-19 about the maintenance of isolation measures. — Carrying out the coronavirus test in the health services that were attended because of COVID-19. — Diagnosed with COVID-19 infection in the coronavirus test. — Evolution of disease to those diagnosed with COVID-19 in the test. — Health personnel who attend you during convalescence at home due to COVID-19. — Form of contact in which health care was developed during convalescence in the home due to COVID-19. — Assessment of the healthcare received during convalescence at home for COVID-19. — Desirability of reforming Spanish health after the COVID-19 pandemic. — Necessary reforms of Spanish health after the COVID-19 pandemic. — Assessment of the general economic situation of Spain outside COVID-19. — Assessment of the current personal economic situation. — Main problems that currently exist in Spain (3) (ordinary). — Social problems that personally affect more (3) (ordinary). — Scale of assessment (1-10) of national leaders in relation to their action on COVID-19. — Degree of confidence in the President of the Central Government: Pedro Sanchez. — Degree of confidence in the leader of the main opposition party (PP): Pablo Married. — Personal preference as president of the central government. — Intention to vote in supposed general elections. — Intention to vote alternative in alleged general elections. — Political party for which you feel more sympathy in the general elections (with filter). — Ideological self-location scale (1-10). — Ideological location scale (1-10) of national political leaders. — Knowledge and scale of assessment (1-10) of national political leaders. — Electoral turnout in the November 2019 general elections. — Vote memory in the November 2019 general election of voters. — Political party that it considers closest to its ideas in the general elections of November 2019. — Schooling of the person interviewed. — Religiosity of the person interviewed. — Marital status of the person interviewed. — Subjective social class of the person interviewed.