3339|SURVEY ON SOCIAL AND AFFECTIVE RELATIONS IN TIMES OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC (II)

— Nationality of the person interviewed. — Satisfaction scale (1-10) with different aspects of personal life. — Agreement/Disagreement on phrases related to the use of the Internet. — Scale of agreement (1-10) with different implications of Internet relationships with respect to face-to-face relationships. — Confidence scale (1-10) in different groups in case of need. — Making video calls in the last six months. — Activities that motivated the realisation of video calls. — Variation in the time spent carrying out various activities in the last six months. — Often with which you are left with different types of people. — Possession of a partner even if he does not live with her. — Couple relationship time (months and years). — Situation of habitual coexistence with the couple. — Physical union scale (1-10) between the two members of the couple. — Scale of emotional union (1-10) between the two members of the couple. — Degree of agreement on different phrases used to define an affective-sexual relationship. — Degree of importance given to different aspects of the couple when starting a relationship. — Affective-sexual situation of the person interviewed. — Opinion on the use of the Internet or applications to meet people. — Evolution of different aspects of sexual life due to the situation caused by covid-19. — Frequency of use of the Internet to perform different activities of affective-sexual nature. — Sexual orientation of the person interviewed. — Personal happiness scale (1-10). — Ideological self-location scale (1-10). — Electoral turnout in the November 2019 general elections. — Vote memory in the November 2019 general election of voters. — Personal situation of current coexistence. — Composition of the household during strict confinement from March to June 2020 by covid-19. — Frequency of attendance at religious offices. — Subjective social class of the person interviewed. — Situations experienced during strict confinement from March to June 2020 by Covid-19. — Visits to websites of sexual content and use of sex toys during confinement. — Frequency of visits to sexual content websites and use of sex toys during confinement.