3324|EFFECTS AND CONSEQUENCES OF CORONAVIRUS (IV)

— Degree of concern about the coronavirus situation in Spain. — Degree and aspects in which the direct family is affected by the coronavirus crisis. — Affected by coronavirus: interviewee and direct environment. — Deaths from coronavirus in the environment of the person interviewed. — Degree of change in habits and way of life of the person interviewed due to the pandemic. — Main aspects in which the pandemic is changing the way you live, think, take care of your health and your social and behavioral habits in society. — Opinion on the control measures taken by the Spanish Government and the Autonomous Communities in the face of the pandemic. — Regular use of masks as a protective measure, number of masks you use weekly and number of hours used by the mask throughout the day. — Use of hydroalchoholic gel and situations in which you use it to disinfect your hands. — Additional protection measures (other than masks and gel) against COVID-19 virus. — Frequency of some thoughts and reactions in relation to COVID-19. — Often with which coronavirus and confinement situations have caused problems or discomfort — Current employment situation. — Frequency of problems caused by the pandemic in the workplace. — Changes in customs and ways of thinking during the pandemic. — Quality of sleep during the pandemic. — Sleep time and nightmare problems compared to the pre-pandemic situation. — Current bedtime compared to the previous one. — Type of changes in customs and personal care schedules during the COVID-19 pandemic. — Habits of the person interviewed before and during the pandemic. — Possession of relatives over 65 years of age. — Living with relatives over 65 years of age during the COVID-19 pandemic. — Activities with relatives over 65 years of age not living before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. — Possession of children under the age of 18 with those who live. — Activities that grandparents carried out with the children of the person interviewed before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. — Type of person who should have preference when receiving COVID-19 treatment — Average daily time he watched television, listened to radio and remained connected to social media for the past week and before the COVID-19 pandemic. — Television networks seen during the last week and throughout the last month. — Newspaper reading in paper and digital format during the last month and during the last week. — Feelings of fear in the face of some situations during the last two weeks. — Expectations of being able to make the same life as before in case of having COVID-19 vaccines and why it will not be possible to make normal life despite having COVID-19 vaccines. — Ideological self-location scale (1-10). — Voter turnout and vote recall in the November 2019 general elections. — Employment situation and occupation of the person interviewed. — Situation of coexistence of the person interviewed. — Schooling and level of study of the person interviewed. — Religiosity and frequency of attendance at religious offices of the person interviewed. — Subjective social class of the person interviewed.