Euro-barometer 29: Environmental Problems and Cancer, March-April 1988  (ICPSR 9083 )

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Euro-barometer 29: Environmental Problems and Cancer, March-April 1988

9083

Reif, Karlheinz, and Anna Melich.

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Euro-barometer 29: Environmental Problems and Cancer, March-April 1988

9083

Reif, Karlheinz, and Anna Melich.

Euro-barometer 29: Environmental Problems and Cancer, March-April 1988

9083

Reif, Karlheinz, and Anna Melich.

EURO-BAROMETER 29: ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS AND CANCER, MARCH-APRIL 1988 (ICPSR 9083) PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS KARLHEINZ REIF ANNA MELICH COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY FIRST ICPSR EDITION NOVEMBER 1990 INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RESEARCH P.O. BOX 1248 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 48106 BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION, ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF ASSISTANCE AND DATA DISCLAIMER ALL MANUSCRIPTS UTILIZING DATA MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE CONSORTIUM SHOULD ACKNOWLEDGE THAT FACT AS WELL AS IDENTIFY THE ORIGINAL COLLECTOR OF THE DATA. IN ORDER TO GET SUCH SOURCE ACKNOWLEDGMENT LISTED IN SOCIAL SCIENCE BIBLIOGRAPHIC UTILITIES, IT IS NECESSARY TO PRESENT THEM IN THE FORM OF A FOOTNOTE OR A REFERENCE. THE BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION FOR THIS DATA COLLECTION IS: REIF, KARLHEINZ AND ANNA MELICH. EURO-BAROMETER 29: ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS AND CANCER, MARCH-APRIL 1988 [COMPUTER FILE]. CONDUCTED BY FAITS ET OPINIONS, PARIS. ICPSR ED. ANN ARBOR, MI: INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RESEARCH [PRODUCER AND DISTRIBUTOR], 1990. THE ICPSR COUNCIL URGES ALL USERS OF THE ICPSR DATA FACILITIES TO FOLLOW SOME ADAPTATION OF THE FOLLOWING ASSISTANCE/DISCLAIMER STATEMENT, WITH THE PARENTHESES INDICATING ITEMS TO BE FILLED IN APPROPRIATELY OR DELETED BY THE INDIVIDUAL USER. THE DATA (AND TABULATIONS) UTILIZED IN THIS (PUBLICATION) WERE MADE AVAILABLE (IN PART) BY THE INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RESEARCH. THE DATA FOR EURO-BAROMETER 29: ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS AND CANCER, MARCH-APRIL 1988 WERE ORIGINALLY COLLECTED BY KARLHEINZ REIF AND ANNA MELICH. NEITHER THE COLLECTOR OF THE ORIGINAL DATA NOR THE CONSORTIUM BEARS ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ANALYSES OR INTERPRETATIONS PRESENTED HERE. IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FUNDING AGENCIES WITH ESSENTIAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE USE OF ARCHIVAL RESOURCES AND TO FACILITATE THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION ABOUT ICPSR PARTICIPANTS' RESEARCH ACTIVITIES, EACH USER OF THE ICPSR DATA FACILITIES IS EXPECTED TO SEND TWO COPIES OF EACH COMPLETED MANUSCRIPT OR THESIS ABSTRACT TO THE CONSORTIUM. PLEASE INDICATE IN THE COVER LETTER WHICH DATA WERE USED. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO. INTRODUCTION THE EURO-BAROMETER SURVEY SERIES I STUDY DESCRIPTION III RELATED PUBLICATIONS IV SAMPLING AND FIELDWORK IV WEIGHTING INFORMATION V CODEBOOK INFORMATION VIII DATA PREPARATION AND FORMATTING XI VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST XIII CODEBOOK 1 APPENDICES OPEN-END QUESTION CODES TABLES OF VARIABLES BY COUNTRY QUESTIONNAIRE I INTRODUCTION THE EURO-BAROMETER SURVEY SERIES THE EURO-BAROMETER SURVEYS ARE THE FRUIT OF A UNIQUE PROGRAM OF CROSS-NATIONAL AND CROSS-TEMPORAL SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH. THE EFFORT BEGAN IN EARLY 1970, WHEN THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES BEGAN TO CARRY OUT SIMULTANEOUS SURVEYS OF THE MEMBER NATIONS OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. EARLY EFFORTS CONTINUED WITH TWO MORE SURVEYS OF THE MEMBER NATIONS IN 1971 AND 1973. IN 1974, THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED THE BIANNUAL EURO-BAROMETER SERIES OF SURVEYS, CONDUCTED IN THE SPRING AND FALL OF EACH YEAR. THESE SURVEYS ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE REGULAR MONITORING OF THE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ATTITUDES OF THE PUBLICS IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY MEMBER NATIONS, NOW TWELVE IN NUMBER. OF PRIMARY CONCERN ARE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF, AND ATTITUDES TOWARD THE COMMON MARKET AND OTHER EUROPEAN COMMUNITY INSTITUTIONS AND POLICIES. SPECIAL TOPICS OF INTEREST, SUCH AS CONSUMER ATTITUDES, THE ENVIRONMENT, GENDER ROLES, ENERGY PROBLEMS AND HEALTH RELATED ISSUES, HAVE ALSO BEEN INVESTIGATED INTERMITTENTLY. EURO-BAROMETERS AVAILABLE FROM ICPSR: EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES STUDY, 1970 (ICPSR 7260) EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES STUDY, 1971 (ICPSR 7275) EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES STUDY, 1973 (ICPSR 7330) EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES STUDY, 1973-1984: CUMULATIVE FILE (ICPSR 8434) EURO-BAROMETER 3: EUROPEAN MEN AND WOMEN, MAY 1975 (ICPSR 7416) EURO-BAROMETER 4: CONSUMER ATTITUDES IN EUROPE, OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 1975 (ICPSR 7417) EURO-BAROMETER 5: REVENUES, SATISFACTION, AND POVERTY, MAY (ICPSR 7418) EURO-BAROMETER 6: TWENTY YEARS OF THE COMMON MARKET, OCTOBER/ NOVEMBER 1976 (ICPSR 7511) EURO-BAROMETER 7: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY, APRIL 1977 (ICPSR 7612) EURO-BAROMETER 8: MEN, WOMEN AND WORK ROLES IN EUROPE, OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 1977 (ICPSR 7604) II EURO-BAROMETER 9: EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT IN EUROPE, APRIL 1978 (ICPSR 7727) EURO-BAROMETER 10: NATIONAL PRIORITIES AND THE INSTITUTIONS OF EUROPE, OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 1978 (ICPSR 7728) EURO-BAROMETER 10A: SCIENTIFIC PRIORITIES IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY, OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 1978 (ICPSR 7807) EURO-BAROMETER 11: YEAR OF THE CHILD IN EUROPE, APRIL 1979 (ICPSR 7752) EURO-BAROMETER 12: EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS, OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 1979 (ICPSR 7778) EURO-BAROMETER 13: REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION, APRIL 1980 (ICPSR 7957) EURO-BAROMETER 14: TRUST IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY, OCTOBER (ICPSR 7958) EURO-BAROMETER 15: MEMBERSHIP IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY, APRIL 1981 (ICPSR 7959) EURO-BAROMETER 16: NOISE AND OTHER SOCIAL PROBLEMS, OCTOBER (ICPSR 9022) EURO-BAROMETER 17: ENERGY AND THE FUTURE, APRIL 1982 (ICPSR 9023) EURO-BAROMETER 18: ECOLOGICAL ISSUES, OCTOBER 1982 (ICPSR 9057) EURO-BAROMETER 19: GENDER ROLES IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY, APRIL 1983 (ICPSR 8152) EURO-BAROMETER 20: AID TO DEVELOPING NATIONS, OCTOBER 1983 (ICPSR 8234) EURO-BAROMETER 21: POLITICAL CLEAVAGES IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY, APRIL 1984 (ICPSR 8263) EURO-BAROMETER 22: ENERGY PROBLEMS AND THE ATLANTIC ALLIANCE, OCTOBER 1984 (ICPSR 8364) EURO-BAROMETER 23: THE EUROPEAN CURRENCY UNIT AND WORKING CONDITIONS, APRIL 1985 (ICPSR 8411) EURO-BAROMETER 24: ENTRY OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL, OCTOBER 1985 (ICPSR 8513) EURO-BAROMETER 25: HOLIDAY TRAVEL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS, APRIL 1986 (ICPSR 8616) EURO-BAROMETER 26: ENERGY PROBLEMS, NOVEMBER 1986 (ICPSR 8680) EURO-BAROMETER 27: THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY AND CANCER, MARCH-MAY 1987 (ICPSR 8715) EURO-BAROMETER 28: RELATIONS WITH THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES AND ENERGY PROBLEMS, NOVEMBER 1987 (ICPSR 9082) EURO-BAROMETER 29: ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS AND CANCER, MARCH-APRIL 1988 (ICPSR 9083) III THIS SERIES OF SURVEYS WAS ORIGINALLY CONDUCTED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF JACQUES-RENE RABIER. SINCE 1987, DR. KARLHEINZ REIF AND DR. ANNA MELICH HAVE DIRECTED THE "SURVEYS, RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS" DIVISION OF THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY, UNDER THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL FOR INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE. FROM THE START, RONALD INGLEHART OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, HAS HELPED MAKE THESE DATA AVAILABLE TO THE SOCIAL SCIENCE COMMUNITY THROUGH THE ICPSR. HE WISHES TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE SUPPORT OF THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, GRANT NUMBERS SES 85-12100 AND SES 88-09098 FOR THE CLEANING AND PROCESSING OF THE STUDY. STUDY DESCRIPTION THE MAJOR FOCUSES OF THIS EURO-BAROMETER SURVEY ARE THE ENVIRONMENT AND PERSONAL HEALTH. OPINIONS WERE SOUGHT ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES SUCH AS NUCLEAR ACCIDENTS AND RADIOACTIVITY, POLLUTION, AND CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES, AS WELL AS ON THE ACTIVITIES SURROUNDING THE EUROPEAN YEAR OF THE ENVIRONMENT. HEALTH-RELATED ISSUES FOCUSED ON CANCER: SMOKING, KNOWLEDGE AND VIEWS REGARDING THE CAUSES OF CANCER, THE EXTENT OF ITS OCCURRENCE IN SOCIETY, AND MEDICAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ITS EARLY DETECTION AND PREVENTION. RESPONDENTS WERE ALSO ASKED IF THEY HAD UNDERGONE MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS TO SCREEN FOR CANCER. WOMEN WERE QUESTIONED ABOUT SPECIFIC KINDS OF CANCER DETECTION EXAMINATIONS AS WELL. OTHER HEALTH-RELATED ITEMS CONCERNED DIETARY REGIMENS AND SPORTS ACTIVITIES. IN ADDITION, RESPONDENTS WERE ASKED ABOUT POLITICAL PARTY PREFERENCES, LIFE SATISFACTION, VIEWS ON NATIONAL GOALS AND NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS, AND ATTITUDES TOWARD THE ECONOMIC COMMUNITY AND ITS POLICIES, ESPECIALLY THE ECONOMIC COMMUNITY'S COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY, THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT, THE CREATION OF THE SINGLE COMMON MARKET IN 1992, AND USE OF DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME. THE DATA INCLUDE DEMOGRAPHIC, SOCIOECONOMIC, AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION ON RESPONDENTS. IV RELATED PUBLICATIONS RONALD INGLEHART, CULTURE SHIFT IN ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. PRINCETON: PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1990. KARLHEINZ REIF AND RONALD INGLEHART (EDS.), EURO-BAROMETER: THE DYNAMICS OF EUROPEAN OPINION. LONDON: MACMILLAN, 1991 (FORTHCOMING). SAMPLING AND FIELDWORK INTERVIEWING AND SAMPLING WERE CONDUCTED BY VARIOUS RESEARCH FIRMS OPERATING IN THE E.E.C. COUNTRIES. FAITS ET OPINIONS DEVELOPED EQUIVALENT FRENCH AND ENGLISH QUESTIONNAIRES FOR THIS EURO-BAROMETER. THESE QUESTIONNAIRES, SHOWN IN THE APPENDIX TO THIS CODEBOOK, WERE TRANSLATED INTO OTHER LANGUAGES BY THE FIRMS RESPONSIBLE FOR INTERVIEWING IN EACH COUNTRY. EITHER A NATIONWIDE MULTI-STAGE PROBABILITY SAMPLE OR A NATIONWIDE STRATIFIED QUOTA SAMPLE OF PERSONS AGES FIFTEEN AND OVER WAS SELECTED IN EACH OF THE TWELVE E.E.C. COUNTRIES. THE FIRMS RESPONSIBLE FOR CARRYING OUT EACH NATIONAL SURVEY ARE SHOWN BELOW TOGETHER WITH INTERVIEWING DATES FOR EACH COUNTRY. USERS SHOULD CONTACT THESE ORGANIZATIONS FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION REGARDING SAMPLING METHODS. SURVEY ORGANIZATIONS AND SURVEY DATES BELGIUM: DIMARSO, BRUSSELS -- 1 APRIL 88 TO 13 APRIL 88 DENMARK: GALLUP MARKEDSANALYSE, COPENHAGEN -- 10 APRIL 88 TO 25 APRIL 88 GERMANY: INSTITUT FUER MARKT UND MEINUNGSFORSCHUNG (EMNID), BIELEFELD -- 22 MARCH 88 TO 18 APRIL 88 GREECE: ICAP, ATHENS -- 20 MARCH 88 TO 20 APRIL 88 V SPAIN: GALLUP SPAIN -- 5 MAY 88 TO 19 MAY 88 FRANCE: INSTITUT DE SONDAGE LAVIALLE (ISL), ISSY-LES- MOULINEAUX -- 30 MARCH 88 TO 29 APRIL 88 IRELAND: IRISH MARKETING SURVEYS, DUBLIN -- 28 MARCH 88 TO 19 APRIL 88 ITALY: INSTITUTO PER LE RICERCHE STATISTICHE E L'ANALISI DELL'OPINIONE PUBLICA (DOXA), MILAN -- 01 APRIL 88 TO 21 APRIL 88 LUXEMBOURG: INSTITUT LUXEMBOURGEOIS DE RECHERCHES SOCIALES (ILRES), LUXEMBOURG -- 18 MARCH 88 TO 22 APRIL 88 NETHERLANDS: NEDERLANDS INSTITUUT VOOR DE PUBLIEKE OPINIE EN HET MARKTONDERZOEK B.V. (NIPO), AMSTERDAM -- 3 MARCH 88 TO 16 APRIL 88 PORTUGAL: NORMA -- 23 MARCH 88 TO 22 APRIL 88 UNITED KINGDOM: GREAT BRITAIN: SOCIAL SURVEYS (GALLUP POLL) LTD., LONDON -- 23 MARCH 88 TO 4 APRIL 88 IRELAND: IRISH MARKETING SURVEYS, DUBLIN -- 11 APRIL 88 TO 20 APRIL 88 WEIGHTING INFORMATION THIS EURO-BAROMETER CONTAINS BOTH WEIGHTED AND SELF-WEIGHTING (UNWEIGHTED) NATIONAL SAMPLES: WEIGHTED: DENMARK SELF-WEIGHTING: BELGIUM SPAIN ITALY GERMANY LUXEMBOURG FRANCE IRELAND NETHERLANDS PORTUGAL UNITED KINGDOM GREECE VI THE WEIGHTED SAMPLES REQUIRE THE APPLICATION OF WEIGHTS TO MAKE THEM REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COUNTRIES FROM WHICH THEY WERE DRAWN. THE SELF-WEIGHTING SAMPLES DO NOT REQUIRE ADJUSTMENT BY WEIGHTS FOR INDIVIDUAL COUNTRY ANALYSES. THREE WEIGHT VARIABLES ARE PROVIDED IN THIS DATASET: NATION WEIGHT I (VARIABLE 6), NATION WEIGHT II (VARIABLE 8), AND EUROPEAN WEIGHT (VARIABLE 9). NATION WEIGHT I CONTAINS WEIGHTS THAT ADJUST THE WEIGHTED SAMPLES TO MAKE THEM REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COUNTRIES FROM WHICH THEY WERE DRAWN. NATION WEIGHT I EQUALS ONE FOR ALL RESPONDENTS WHO WERE INTERVIEWED IN COUNTRIES WITH SELF-WEIGHTING SAMPLES. THIS WEIGHT VARIABLE SHOULD BE USED WHENEVER COUNTRIES WITH WEIGHTED SAMPLES ARE TO BE ANALYZED SEPARATELY. NATION WEIGHT II ALLOWS FOR SEPARATE ANALYSES OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND. THE WEIGHTS ASSIGNED TO RESPONDENTS IN GREAT BRITAIN PRODUCE A REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE FOR GREAT BRITAIN ALONE INSTEAD OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AS A WHOLE. NO WEIGHTS NEED BE APPLIED TO SEPARATELY ANALYZE NORTHERN IRELAND, SINCE THE SAMPLE SELECTED THERE WAS SELF-WEIGHTING. THUS, THIS WEIGHT VARIABLE EQUALS ONE FOR ALL RESPONDENTS IN NORTHERN IRELAND. FOR ALL OTHER COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE UNITED KINGDOM, NATION WEIGHT II IS IDENTICAL TO NATION WEIGHT I, EXCEPT FOR SOME VERY SLIGHT DIFFERENCES DUE TO ROUNDING. EUROPEAN WEIGHT CONTAINS WEIGHTS THAT ADJUST EACH NATIONAL SAMPLE IN PROPORTION TO ITS NATION'S SHARE IN THE TOTAL POPULATION OF ALL THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY COUNTRIES. THIS WEIGHT VARIABLE ALSO INCORPORATES THE WITHIN-COUNTRY WEIGHTING INFORMATION CONTAINED IN NATION WEIGHT I. EUROPEAN WEIGHT MAY BE USED TO ANALYZE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY NATIONS AS A WHOLE. VII TABLE: NUMBER OF RESPONDENTS AND SUM OF WEIGHTS OF NATION WEIGHT I (VARIABLE 6) AND EUROPEAN WEIGHT (VARIABLE 8), BY COUNTRY: NUMBER OF SUM OF SUM OF RESPONDENTS NATION WEIGHT I EUROPEAN WEIGHT FRANCE 993 1,009.715 1,978.822 BELGIUM 1,022 1,022.000 365.971 NETHERLANDS 1,023 1,010.721 526.669 GERMANY 1,007 999.648 2,376.463 ITALY 1,021 1,021.000 2,051.547 LUXEMBOURG 300 300.000 14.076 DENMARK 1,009 998.641 190.023 IRELAND 992 992.000 113.779 UNITED KINGDOM 1,345 1,314.743 2,086.736 -GREAT BRITAIN 1,014 1,277.495 2,028.087 -NORTHERN IRELAND 331 37.248 58.649 GREECE 1,000 1,000.000 356.587 SPAIN 1,017 1,004.681 1,332.587 PORTUGAL 1,000 1,000.000 337.819 TOTAL 11,729 11,673.149 11,731.079 VIII CODEBOOK INFORMATION THE EXAMPLE BELOW IS A REPRODUCTION OF INFORMATION APPEARING IN THE MACHINE-READABLE CODEBOOK FOR A TYPICAL VARIABLE. THE NUMBERS IN BRACKETS DO NOT APPEAR BUT ARE REFERENCES TO THE DESCRIPTIONS WHICH FOLLOW THIS EXAMPLE. ............................................................ [1] VAR 94 [2] DRINK APERITIF [3] MD=0 REF 94 [4] LOC 116 WIDTH 1 [5] DK 2 COL 51 [6] Q.154. (HOW OFTEN DO YOU HAPPEN TO EAT OR DRINK THE FOLLOWING PRODUCT?) APERITIFS (FOR INSTANCE, VERMOUTH, FORTIFIED WINE, ETC.) ------------------------------------------------------ [7] (SEE Q.147-155 FOR COMPLETE QUESTION TEXT) [8] N.B. EACH INSTITUTE MAY GIVE EXAMPLE FOR APERITIFS AND SPIRITS. FOR INSTANCE, IN ENGLAND, SHERRY IN THE CATEGORY OF APERITIFS. [9] [10] 1. EVERY DAY OR ALMOST EVERY DAY 2. THREE OR FOUR DAYS IN A WEEK 3. ONE OR TWO DAYS IN A WEEK 4. LESS OFTEN 5. NEVER 0. DK/NA ............................................................ IX [1] INDICATES THE VARIABLE AND REFERENCE NUMBERS. A VARIABLE NUMBER AND A REFERENCE NUMBER ARE ASSIGNED TO EACH VARIABLE IN THE DATA COLLECTION. IN THE PRESENT CODEBOOK WHICH DOCUMENTS THE ARCHIVED DATA COLLECTION THESE NUMBERS ARE IDENTICAL. SHOULD THE DATA BE SUBSETTED OR REARRANGED BY AN OSIRIS PROGRAM (E.G., MMP TO INTERSPERSE DATA FROM ANOTHER SOURCE, OR TCOT TO PRODUCE AN ANALYSIS DECK), THE VARIABLE NUMBERS WOULD CHANGE TO REFLECT THE ORDER OF THE NEW DATA COLLECTION, WHILE THE REFERENCE NUMBER WOULD REMAIN UNCHANGED TO REFLECT THE VARIABLE NUMBER IN THE CODEBOOK DESCRIBING THE ARCHIVED DATA COLLECTION. [2] INDICATES THE ABBREVIATED VARIABLE NAME (MAXIMUM OF 24 CHARACTERS) USED IN THE OSIRIS SYSTEM TO IDENTIFY THE VARIABLE FOR THE USER. AN EXPANDED VERSION OF THE VARIABLE NAME CAN BE FOUND IN THE VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST. [3] INDICATES THE CODE VALUES OF MISSING DATA. IN THIS EXAMPLE, 0 IS MISSING DATA. AN ALTERNATIVE STATEMENT FOUND IN OTHER VARIABLES IS MD GE 8, INDICATING ANY CODE GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 8 IS MISSING DATA, OR "NO MISSING DATA CODES." SOME ANALYSIS SOFTWARE PACKAGES (INCLUDING THE OSIRIS SOFTWARE PACKAGE) REQUIRE THAT CERTAIN TYPES OF DATA WHICH THE USER DESIRES TO BE EXCLUDED FROM ANALYSIS BE DESIGNATED AS "MISSING DATA," E.G., INAPPROPRIATE, UNASCERTAINED, UNASCERTAINABLE, OR AMBIGUOUS DATA CATEGORIES. ALTHOUGH THESE CODES ARE DEFINED AS MISSING DATA CATEGORIES, THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE USER SHOULD NOT OR CANNOT USE THEM IN A SUBSTANTIVE ROLE IF SO DESIRED. [4] INDICATES THE STARTING LOCATION AND WIDTH OF THIS VARIABLE WHEN THE DATA ARE STORED ON A MAGNETIC TAPE IN THE OSIRIS FORMAT. IF THE VARIABLE IS OF A MULTIPLE-RESPONSE TYPE, THE WIDTH REFERENCED IS THAT OF A SINGLE RESPONSE. IN THIS EXAMPLE THE VARIABLE NAMED "DRINK APERITIF" IS 1 COLUMN WIDE. [5] INDICATES THE LOCATION BY DECK AND COLUMN(S) OF THIS VARIABLE WHEN THE DATA ARE STORED ON CARDS OR IN CARD-IMAGE FORMAT (80-COLUMN FORMAT) X [6] THIS IS THE FULL TEXT (QUESTION) SUPPLIED BY THE INVESTIGATOR TO DESCRIBE THE VARIABLE (UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED [7]). THE QUESTION TEXT AND THE NUMBERS AND LETTERS THAT MAY APPEAR AT THE BEGINNING REFLECT THE ORIGINAL WORDING OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE ITEM. [7] INDICATES ADDITIONAL QUESTION TEXT FOR THIS VARIABLE. [8] INDICATES ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR THE INTERVIEWER ABOUT THIS QUESTION OR INFORMATION FOR THE USER. [9] INDICATES THE CODE VALUES OCCURRING IN THE DATA FOR THIS VARIABLE. [10] INDICATES THE TEXTUAL DEFINITIONS OF THE CODES. ABBREVIATIONS COMMONLY USED IN THE CODE DEFINITIONS ARE "DK" (DO NOT KNOW), "NA" (NOT ASCERTAINED), AND "INAP" (INAPPROPRIATE). XI DATA PREPARATION AND FORMATTING THE DATA RECEIVED BY ICPSR FROM FAITS ET OPINIONS WERE CHECKED FOR MISSING AND DUPLICATE RECORDS, FOR ILLEGAL (WILD) CODES AND FOR CONSISTENCY OF RESPONSE PATTERNS. ERRORS DISCOVERED BY THESE PROCEDURES WERE CORRECTED OR NOTED IN THIS CODEBOOK. INDICES AND OTHER DERIVED SUMMARY VARIABLES WERE ALSO CHECKED AND CORRECTED AS NECESSARY. COMPLETE MACHINE-READABLE DOCUMENTATION WAS ALSO CREATED FOR THIS DATASET BY ICPSR. TO FACILITATE ANALYSES OF THE DATA, ICPSR CONSOLIDATED INTO A SINGLE VARIABLE INFORMATION THAT WAS ORIGINALLY SPREAD OUT OVER TWO OR MORE VARIABLES IN THE FAITS ET OPINIONS DATASET. SEVEN VARIABLES CONTAINING CONDENSED INFORMATION WERE CREATED BY ICPSR FOR THIS EURO-BAROMETER: NATION II, REGION, PROVINCE AND THE FOUR PARTY PREFERENCE VARIABLES: VOTE INTENTION, VOTE PROBE, PARTY LAST VOTE AND IRE/NIRE:PARTY PREFERENCE. USERS SHOULD BE AWARE THAT ICPSR'S PROCESS OF CONDENSING INFORMATION SOMETIMES PRODUCES CODING SCHEMES THAT DIFFER FROM THOSE IN EARLIER EURO-BAROMETERS. IN ADDITION, SOME "INAPPROPRIATE" CODES WERE ADDED BY ICPSR TO INDICATE INTENTIONALLY SKIPPED QUESTIONS WHEN IT COULD BE DETERMINED THAT THE APPROPRIATE SKIP INSTRUCTION IN THE FAITS ET OPINIONS QUESTIONNAIRE WAS ADHERED TO FOR EVERY RESPONDENT. USERS SHOULD NOTE THAT FAITS ET OPINIONS HAS OFTEN REPRESENTED ANSWERS TO A QUESTION BY A SERIES OF BINARY "DUMMY" VARIABLES (I.E. VARIABLES WHICH TAKE ON VALUES OF ONE AND ZERO ONLY) WITHOUT MAKING PROVISION FOR "DON'T KNOW" OR "NO ANSWER" RESPONSES. OCCASIONALLY, OTHER RESIDUAL RESPONSES, SUCH AS "NONE OF THE ABOVE," ALSO ARE NOT REPRESENTED IN THE DATA. EXCEPT FOR RECODING WITH "INAPPROPRIATE" CODES, AS DESCRIBED ABOVE, ICPSR HAS NOT RECODED THESE "DUMMY" VARIABLES TO INDICATE RESIDUAL RESPONSES. CONSEQUENTLY, USERS WILL HAVE TO DEVISE THEIR OWN METHODS TO FILTER THEM OUT. USERS SHOULD ALSO NOTE THAT ON OCCASION THE NUMBER OF RESPONSES TO A PARTICULAR QUESTION MAY EXCEED THE MAXIMUM INDICATED IN THE INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTIONS. XII QUESTION TEXT AND CONTINGENCY TEXT APPEARING IN THIS CODEBOOK AND ICPSR'S MACHINE-READABLE DOCUMENTATION IS TAKEN FROM FAITS ET OPINIONS' ENGLISH LANGUAGE VERSION OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE. CODING SCHEMES AND OTHER DOCUMENTATION ARE BASED ON FAITS ET OPINIONS' ENGLISH LANGUAGE VERSION OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE, FAITS ET OPINIONS' CODEBOOK (IN FRENCH) FOR ITS DATASET RECEIVED BY ICPSR AND AN OSIRIS DICTIONARY PROVIDED BY RONALD INGLEHART FOR THE SAME FAITS ET OPINIONS DATASET. WHENEVER A DISCREPANCY OCCURS BETWEEN FAITS ET OPINIONS' CODEBOOK AND ITS ENGLISH LANGUAGE QUESTIONNAIRE AS TO THE CODING SCHEME OF A VARIABLE, THE FORMER IS FOLLOWED BY ICPSR IN ITS DOCUMENTATION. THE APPENDIX TO THIS CODEBOOK CONTAINS TABLES OF FREQUENCY COUNTS BY COUNTRY FOR ALL VARIABLES EXCEPT ICPSR VARIABLES, STUDY PROCEDURE VARIABLES, RESPONDENT'S AGE, AND ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER. ALL FREQUENCY COUNTS IN THESE TABLES - INCLUDING ROW AND COLUMN TOTALS - ARE WEIGHTED BY NATION WEIGHT I (V6) UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. SEPARATE FREQUENCY COUNTS ARE SHOWN FOR GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND FOR THE FOLLOWING VARIABLES: VOTE INTENTION (V422), VOTE PROBE (V423), IRE/NIRE:PARTY PREFERENCE (V425), INCOME SCALE (V423), AND SIZE OF TOWN (V438). THE FREQUENCY COUNTS APPEARING IN THESE TABLES ARE ROUNDED TO THE NEAREST WHOLE NUMBER. THIS EURO-BAROMETER IS AVAILABLE FROM ICPSR IN TWO FORMATS: CARD IMAGE AND OSIRIS. THE CARD-IMAGE FILE CONTAINS 8 DECKS PER CASE IN A FORMAT BASED ON 80-CHARACTER RECORDS. THE OSIRIS DATA FILE IS CONSTRUCTED WITH A SINGLE LOGICAL RECORD, WITH A LENGTH OF 501, PER RESPONDENT. THIS CODEBOOK GIVES VARIABLE LOCATIONS FOR BOTH FORMATS. AN OSIRIS DICTIONARY AND DICTIONARY-CODEBOOK ARE ALSO AVAILABLE FOR THE OSIRIS DATA FILE. THESE MAY BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE OSIRIS SOFTWARE PACKAGE, OR TO INTERFACE WITH OTHER STATISTICAL SOFTWARE SUCH AS SPSS OR SAS. SPSS CONTROL CARDS HAVE ALSO BEEN PREPARED BY ICPSR FOR THE OSIRIS DATA FILE AND THE CARD-IMAGE FILE. THESE CONTROL CARDS CONTAIN FORMATTING INFORMATION AS WELL AS VARIABLE AND VALUE LABELS FOR ALL THE VARIABLES IN THE COLLECTION. XIII VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST ICPSR VARIABLES 1 ICPSR STUDY NUMBER - 9083 2 ICPSR EDITION NUMBER - 1 3 ICPSR PART NUMBER - 1 4 ICPSR SEQUENTIAL CASE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER STUDY PROCEDURE INFORMATION 5 NATION OF INTERVIEW 1 6 NATION WEIGHT I (GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND TOGETHER) 7 NATION OF INTERVIEW WITH TWO CODES FOR U.K. 8 NATION WEIGHT II (GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND SEPARATE) 9 EUROPEAN WEIGHT POLITICAL INVOLVEMENT AND LIFE SATISFACTION 10 Q.124. ARE YOU...(NATIONALITY)? IF YES, DO YOU KNOW WHETHER YOUR NAME APPEARS IN THE ELECTORAL REGISTER? 11 Q.125. ON THE WHOLE HOW SATISFIED ARE YOU WITH THE LIFE YOU LEAD? 12 Q.126. ON THE WHOLE HOW SATISFIED ARE YOU WITH THE WAY DEMOCRACY WORKS (IN YOUR COUNTRY)? 13 Q.127. WHEN YOU, YOURSELF HOLD A STRONG OPINION, DO YOU EVER FIND YOURSELF PERSUADING YOUR FRIENDS, RELATIVES OR FELLOW WORKERS TO SHARE YOUR VIEWS? 14 Q.128. WHEN YOU GET TOGETHER WITH YOUR FRIENDS, WOULD YOU SAY YOU DISCUSS POLITICAL MATTERS? OPEN ENDED QUESTION: WHAT DOES HEARING ABOUT THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY BRING TO MIND? FIRST RESPONSES 15 Q.129-134(1). POSITIVE BASIC VALUES AND GOALS. 16 Q.129-134(2). NEGATIVE BASIC VALUES AND GOALS. 17 Q.129-134(3). POSITIVE ROLE OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS. 18 Q.129-134(4). NEGATIVE ROLE OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS. 19 Q.129-134(5). POSITIVE INTERNAL POLITICAL PROCESS OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 20 Q.129-134(6). NEGATIVE INTERNAL POLITICAL PROCESS OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. XIV 21 Q.129-134(7). POSITIVE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AGRICULTURAL POLICY. 22 Q.129-134(8). NEGATIVE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AGRICULTURAL POLICY. 23 Q.129-134(9). POSITIVE OTHER (I.E. NONAGRICULTURAL) EUROPEAN COMMUNITY POLITICS 24 Q.129-134(10).NEGATIVE OTHER (I.E. NONAGRICULTURAL) EUROPEAN COMMUNITY POLITICS. 25 Q.129-134(11). POSITIVE (REPLY REGARDING) OWN COUNTRY WITHIN EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 26 Q.129-134(12). NEGATIVE (REPLY REGARDING) OWN COUNTRY WITHIN EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 27 Q.129-134(13). POSITIVE EXPLICIT REFERENCE TO INDIVIDUAL AND EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 28 Q.129-134(14). NEGATIVE EXPLICIT REFERENCE TO INDIVIDUAL AND EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 29 Q.129-134(15). POSITIVE OTHER REPLY RELATED TO EUROPEAN COMMUNITY BUT NOT CLASSIFIABLE ABOVE. 30 Q.129-134(16). NEGATIVE OTHER REPLY RELATED TO EUROPEAN COMMUNITY BUT NOT CLASSIFIABLE ABOVE 31 Q.129-134(17). NEUTRAL SIMPLE DESCRIPTION OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 32 Q.129-134(18). POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, OR NEUTRAL OTHER REPLY RELATED TO EUROPE, EUROPEAN UNIFICATION OR COOPERATION (BUT WHICH IS) FORMALLY NOT RELATED TO EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 33 Q.129-134(19). POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, OR NEUTRAL OTHER REPLY (NOT) MENTIONING (EUROPE OR THE) EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 34 Q.129-134(20). TOTAL POSITIVE (ANY POSITIVE RESPONSES REGARDING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY) 35 Q.129-134(21). TOTAL NEGATIVE (ANY NEGATIVE RESPONSES REGARDING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY) TOTAL RESPONSES 36 Q.129-134(22). POSITIVE BASIC VALUES AND GOALS. 37 Q.129-134(23). NEGATIVE BASIC VALUES AND GOALS. 38 Q.129-134(24). POSITIVE ROLE OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS. 39 Q.129-134(25). NEGATIVE ROLE OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS. 40 Q.129-134(26). POSITIVE INTERNAL POLITICAL PROCESS OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 41 Q.129-134(27). NEGATIVE INTERNAL POLITICAL PROCESS OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 42 Q.129-134(28). POSITIVE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AGRICULTURAL POLICY. 43 Q.129-134(29). NEGATIVE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AGRICULTURAL POLICY. XV 44 Q.129-134(30). POSITIVE OTHER (I.E. NONAGRICULTURAL) EUROPEAN COMMUNITY POLITICS. 45 Q.129-134(31). NEGATIVE OTHER (I.E. NONAGRICULTURAL) EUROPEAN COMMUNITY POLITICS. 46 Q.129-134(32). POSITIVE (REPLY REGARDING) OWN COUNTRY WITHIN EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 47 Q.129-134(33). NEGATIVE (REPLY REGARDING) OWN COUNTRY WITHIN EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 48 Q.129-134(34). POSITIVE EXPLICIT REFERENCE TO INDIVIDUAL AND EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 49 Q.129-134(35). NEGATIVE EXPLICIT REFERENCE TO INDIVIDUAL AND EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 50 Q.129-134(36). POSITIVE OTHER REPLY RELATED TO EUROPEAN COMMUNITY BUT NOT CLASSIFIABLE ABOVE. 51 Q.129-134(37). NEGATIVE OTHER REPLY RELATED TO EUROPEAN COMMUNITY BUT NOT CLASSIFIABLE ABOVE. 52 Q.129-134(38). NEUTRAL SIMPLE DESCRIPTION OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 53 Q.129-134(39). POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, OR NEUTRAL OTHER REPLY RELATED TO EUROPE, EUROPEAN UNIFICATION OR COOPERATION (BUT WHICH IS) FORMALLY NOT RELATED TO EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 54 Q.129-134(40). POSITIVE, NEGATIVE, OR NEUTRAL OTHER REPLY (NOT) MENTIONING (EUROPE OR THE) EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 55 Q.129-134(41). TOTAL POSITIVE (ANY POSITIVE RESPONSES REGARDING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY) 56 Q.129-134(42). TOTAL NEGATIVE (ANY NEGATIVE RESPONSE REGARDING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY) 57 Q.129-134(43). TOTAL POSITIVE (ANY POSITIVE RESPONSES REGARDING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY WITH REFERENCE TO THE COMING INTO BEING OF THE SINGLE COMMON MARKET IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY IN 1992 AND CLOSELY RELATED TOPICS.) 58 Q.129-134(44). TOTAL NEGATIVE (ANY NEGATIVE RESPONSES REGARDING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY WITH REFERENCE TO THE SINGLE COMMON MARKET IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY IN 1992 AND CLOSELY RELATED TOPICS.) 59 Q.129-134(45). TOTAL NEUTRAL (ANY NEUTRAL RESPONSES REGARDING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY WITH REFERENCE TO THE SINGLE COMMON MARKET IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY IN 1992 AND CLOSELY RELATED TOPICS.) 60 Q.129-134(46). TOTAL NEGATIVE (ANY NEGATIVE RESPONSES REGARDING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY WITH REFERENCE TO BUREAUCRACY.) 61 Q.129-134(47). TOTAL POSITIVE (ANY POSITIVE RESPONSES REGARDING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY WITH REFERENCE TO THE SINGLE COMMON MARKET IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY IN 1992 AND CLOSELY RELATED TOPICS.) XVI 62 Q.129-134(48). TOTAL NEGATIVE (ANY NEGATIVE RESPONSES REGARDING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY WITH REFERENCE TO THE SINGLE COMMON MARKET IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY IN 1992 AND CLOSELY RELATED TOPICS.) 63 Q.129-134(49). TOTAL NEUTRAL (ANY NEUTRAL RESPONSES REGARDING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY WITH REFERENCE TO THE SINGLE COMMON MARKET IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY IN 1992 AND CLOSELY RELATED TOPICS.) 64 Q.129-134(50). TOTAL NEGATIVE (ANY NEGATIVE RESPONSES REGARDING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY WITH REFERENCE TO BUREAUCRACY.) NATIONAL GOALS AND ACHIEVEMENTS 65 Q.136. WOULD YOU PLEASE SAY WHICH OF THE AIMS OF YOUR COUNTRY (FOR THE NEXT TEN YEARS) YOU CONSIDER THE MOST IMPORTANT? 66 Q.137. AND WHICH WOULD BE THE NEXT MOST IMPORTANT? 67 Q.138. WHICH ONE OF THE AIMS OF YOUR COUNTRY (ON THIS CARD) WOULD YOU SAY IS MOST DESIRABLE? 68 Q.139. AND WHAT WOULD BE YOUR SECOND CHOICE? 69 Q.140. IN YOUR OPINION, WHICH ONE OF THESE NATIONAL GOALS IS MOST IMPORTANT? 70 Q.141. AND WHAT WOULD BE YOUR SECOND CHOICE? 71 Q.142. WOULD YOU LOOK AGAIN AT ALL THE GOALS AND TELL ME WHICH ONE YOU THINK IS THE MOST DESIRABLE OF ALL? 72 Q.143. AND WHICH IS THE NEXT MOST DESIRABLE? 73 Q.144. AND WHICH ONE OF ALL THE AIMS/GOALS IS LEAST IMPORTANT FROM YOUR POINT OF VIEW? HEALTH RELATED ISSUES Q.145. WHICH SPORTS ARE YOU REALLY INTERESTED IN? 74 Q.145(01). TENNIS 75 Q.145(02). CYCLING 76 Q.145(03). SAILING 77 Q.145(04). FOOTBALL, I.E. SOCCER 78 Q.145(05). GOLF 79 Q.145(06). HORSE SPORTS 80 Q.145(07). ATHLETICS 81 Q.145(08). SWIMMING 82 Q.145(09). WEIGHT LIFTING 83 Q.145(10). GYMNASTICS 84 Q.145(11). MARATHON 85 Q.145(12). BASKETBALL XVII 86 Q.146. WHICH WOULD YOU PERSONALLY PREFER SUMMER (DAYLIGHT-SAVINGS) TIME OR TO GIVE UP USING SUMMER (DAYLIGHT-SAVINGS) TIME ALTOGETHER? EATING HABITS Q.147-155. HOW OFTEN DO YOU EAT OR DRINK THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS? 87 Q.147. FRESH FRUIT JUICE 88 Q.148. FRESH FRUIT 89 Q.149. FRESH VEGETABLES 90 Q.150. A GLASS OR CUP OF MILK 91 Q.151. COFFEE 92 Q.152. WINE, WITHOUT ADDITION OF WATER 93 Q.153. BEER 94 Q.154. APERITIFS 95 Q.155. SPIRITS 96 Q.156. (WHAT WAS) YESTERDAY? 97 Q.157. WOULD YOU SAY THAT YESTERDAY, YOU ATE ABOUT WHAT YOU USUALLY EAT? 98 Q.158. AND YESTERDAY, DID YOU DRINK ABOUT WHAT YOU USUALLY DRINK? Q.159. WOULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME FOR EACH OF THEM IF YOU HAD IT AT LUNCH YESTERDAY? 99 Q.159(A). FRESH FRUIT JUICE 100 Q.159(B). FRESH FRUIT 101 Q.159(C). FRESH VEGETABLES 102 Q.159(D). A GLASS OR CUP OF MILK 103 Q.159(E). COFFEE 104 Q.159(F). WINE, WITHOUT ADDITION OF WATER 105 Q.159(G). BEER 106 Q.159(H). APERITIFS 107 Q.159(I). SPIRITS Q.160. WOULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME FOR EACH OF THEM IF YOU HAD IT AT DINNER IN THE EVENING? 108 Q.160(A). FRESH FRUIT JUICE 109 Q.160(B). FRESH FRUIT 110 Q.160(C). FRESH VEGETABLES 111 Q.160(D). A GLASS OR CUP OF MILK 112 Q.160(E). COFFEE 113 Q.160(F). WINE, WITHOUT ADDITION OF WATER 114 Q.160(G). BEER 115 Q.160(H). APERITIFS 116 Q.160(I). SPIRITS XVIII Q.161. WOULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME FOR EACH OF THEM IF YOU HAD IT AT BREAKFAST? 117 Q.161(A). FRESH FRUIT JUICE 118 Q.161(B). FRESH FRUIT 119 Q.161(C). FRESH VEGETABLES 120 Q.161(D). A GLASS OR CUP OF MILK 121 Q.161(E). COFFEE 122 Q.161(F). WINE, WITHOUT ADDITION OF WATER 123 Q.161(G). BEER 124 Q.161(H). APERITIFS 125 Q.161(I). SPIRITS Q.162. WOULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME FOR EACH OF THEM IF YOU HAD IT AT OTHER TIMES? 126 Q.162(A). FRESH FRUIT JUICE 127 Q.162(B). FRESH FRUIT 128 Q.162(C). FRESH VEGETABLES 129 Q.162(D). A GLASS OR CUP OF MILK 130 Q.162(E). COFFEE 131 Q.162(F). WINE, WITHOUT ADDITION OF WATER 132 Q.162(G). BEER 133 Q.162(H). APERITIFS 134 Q.162(I). SPIRITS HEALTH RELATED ISSUES SMOKING WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING THINGS APPLIES TO YOURSELF? 135 Q.163(1). YOU SMOKE CIGARETTES 136 Q.163(2). YOU SMOKE CIGARS OR A PIPE 137 Q.163(3). YOU USED TO SMOKE BUT YOU HAVE STOPPED 138 Q.163(4). YOU HAVE NEVER SMOKED 139 Q.164. HOW MANY CIGARETTES DO YOU SMOKE A DAY? 140 Q.165. WHAT KIND OF CIGARETTES DO YOU SMOKE? 141 Q.166. HOW OLD WERE YOU WHEN YOU STARTED SMOKING REGULARLY? 142 Q.167. FOR HOW MANY YEARS HAVE YOU BEEN SMOKING? 143 Q.168. DO YOU WISH TO STOP SMOKING? 144 Q.169. DURING HOW MANY YEARS HAVE YOU BEEN A SMOKER? 145 Q.170. DO YOU WATCH YOUR WEIGHT? XIX CANCER 146 Q.171. HAVE YOU RECENTLY READ OR HEARD ANYTHING ABOUT A EUROPEAN PROGRAM TO FIGHT CANCER? FOR WOMEN ONLY 147 Q.172-176(A). DO YOU KNOW WHAT A CERVICAL SMEAR IS AND HAVE YOU HAD ONE? 148 Q.172-176(B). AT WHAT AGE DID YOU HAVE IT (CERVICAL SMEAR) FOR THE FIRST TIME? 149 Q.172-176(C). HOW OFTEN DO YOU HAVE IT (CERVICAL SMEAR) DONE? 150 Q.172-176(D)1. (IS CERVICAL SMEAR DONE ...) BY YOUR OWN DOCTOR OR A GENERAL PRACTITIONER? 151 Q.172-176(D)2. (IS CERVICAL SMEAR DONE ...) BY A GYNECOLOGIST? 152 Q.172-176(D)3. (IS CERVICAL SMEAR DONE ...) IN A HOSPITAL, A CLINIC OR A DIAGNOSTIC CENTER? 153 Q.179-180(A). DO YOU KNOW WHAT A MAMMOGRAPHY IS AND HAVE YOU HAD ONE? 154 Q.179-180(B). AT WHAT AGE DID YOU HAVE IT (MAMMOGRAPHY) FOR THE FIRST TIME? 155 Q.179-180(C). HOW OFTEN DO YOU HAVE IT (MAMMOGRAPHY) DONE? ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES Q.228/234. DO YOU HAVE REASONS TO COMPLAIN ABOUT... 156 Q.228. THE QUALITY OF THE DRINKING WATER 157 Q.229. NOISE 158 Q.230. AIR POLLUTION 159 Q.231. THE WAY RUBBISH IS DISPOSED OF 160 Q.232. LACK OF ACCESS TO OPEN SPACE AND COUNTRY SIDE 161 Q.233. LOSS OF GOOD FARMLAND 162 Q.234. DAMAGE DONE TO THE LANDSCAPE Q.235/241. HOW WORRIED OR CONCERNED YOU ARE ABOUT... 163 Q.235. POLLUTION OF WATERS OF RIVERS AND LAKES 164 Q.236. DAMAGE CAUSED TO SEA LIFE AND BEACHES 165 Q.237. AIR POLLUTION 166 Q.238. DISPOSAL OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE 167 Q.239. EXTINCTION OF PLANTS OR ANIMAL SPECIES 168 Q.240. THE LOSS OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE WORLD 169 Q.241. THE POSSIBLE ATMOSPHERIC DAMAGES AFFECTING THE WORLD'S WEATHER BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE GAS (CARBON DIOXIDE) EMITTED FROM BURNING COAL AND OIL PRODUCTS XX DAMAGE TO THE ENVIRONMENT 170 Q.242. WOULD YOU SAY THAT THE PROTECTION OF ENVIRONMENT AND THE STRUGGLE AGAINST POLLUTION IS AN URGENT AND IMMEDIATE PROBLEM? FOR QUESTION 243 A SPLIT BALLOT WAS USED. Q.243. WHEN WE TALK ABOUT POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE ENVIRONMENT, WHAT DO YOU THINK OF ABOVE ALL? FORM A 171 Q.243(A)1. RUBBISH ON THE STREETS, ROADS, OPEN SPACES AND BEACHES 172 Q.243(A)2. UNAUTHORIZED BUILDING WHICH SPOILS THE COUNTRY SIDE 173 Q.243(A)3. FACTORIES THAT DISCHARGE DANGEROUS CHEMICAL PRODUCTS INTO THE AIR OR WATER 174 Q.243(A)4. EROSION OF FARMLAND 175 Q.243(A)5. VEHICLES THAT POLLUTE THE AIR 176 Q.243(A)6. THE WASTE OF RARE NATURAL RESOURCES 177 Q.243(A)7. THE NOISE CREATED BY INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES 178 Q.243(A)8. OVERUSE, IN AGRICULTURE, OF WEED-KILLERS, INSECTICIDES AND FERTILIZERS 179 Q.243(A)9. OIL POLLUTION IN THE SEA AND ON THE SHORE 180 Q.243(A)10. INDUSTRIAL WASTE 181 Q.243(A)11. ACID RAIN Q.243. WHEN WE TALK ABOUT POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE ENVIRONMENT, WHAT DO YOU THINK OF ABOVE ALL? FORM B 182 Q.243(B)1. RUBBISH ON THE STREETS, ROADS, OPEN SPACES AND BEACHES 183 Q.243(B)2. UNAUTHORIZED BUILDING WHICH SPOILS THE COUNTRY SIDE 184 Q.243(B)3. POLLUTION FROM NUCLEAR SOURCES 185 Q.243(B)4. FACTORIES THAT DISCHARGE DANGEROUS CHEMICAL PRODUCTS INTO THE AIR OR WATER 186 Q.243(B)5. VEHICLES THAT POLLUTE THE AIR 187 Q.243(B)6. THE WASTE OF RARE NATURAL RESOURCES 188 Q.243(B)7. THE NOISE CREATED BY INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES 189 Q.243(B)8. OVERUSE, IN AGRICULTURE, OF WEED-KILLERS, INSECTICIDES AND FERTILIZERS 190 Q.243(B)9. OIL POLLUTION IN THE SEA AND ON THE SHORE 191 Q.243(B)10. INDUSTRIAL WASTE 192 Q.243(B)11. ACID RAIN XXI Q.244. IN WHAT WAY DOES DAMAGE TO THE ENVIRONMENT APPEAR SERIOUS? 193 Q.244(1). THE MEASURES NEEDED FOR REPAIRING WOULD BE EXPENSIVE 194 Q.244(2). ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE MAY SPREAD TO OTHER REGIONS OR TO OTHER COUNTRIES 195 Q.244(3). IT LOWERS THE QUALITY OF LIFE 196 Q.244(4). POLLUTION OF WATER, AIR, OR THE LAND PUTS AT RISK OUR WHOLE NATURAL BACKGROUND OR ENVIRONMENT 197 Q.244(5). ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE RISKS HAVING CONSEQUENCES FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS 198 Q.244(6). THIS MENACES THE HEALTH OF PEOPLE 199 Q.244(7). ANYTHING ELSE (SPECIFY) Q.245. AMONG THE FOLLOWING THINGS ARE THERE SOME THAT YOU HAVE ALREADY DONE YOURSELF? 200 Q.245(A). BE CAREFUL ABOUT NOT THROWING AWAY RUBBISH OR PAPERS ON THE GROUND 201 Q.245(B). NOT WASTING TAP WATER 202 Q.245(C). BE CAREFUL ABOUT NOT MAKING TOO MUCH NOISE 203 Q.245(D). EQUIP YOUR CAR WITH EQUIPMENT TO LIMIT THE AMOUNT OF CARBON DIOXIDE IN EXHAUST GASES 204 Q.245(E). MAKE MONEY CONTRIBUTION TO EFFORTS TO PROTECT ENVIRONMENT 205 Q.245(F). DO WHAT YOU CAN ABOUT RECYCLING OF HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS (GLASS, PAPER, SUMP OIL, ETC.) 206 Q.245(G). GET INVOLVED IN LOCAL ACTION RESTORING ENVIRONMENT,FOR EXAMPLE CLEANING A BEACH 207 Q.245(H). DEMONSTRATE AGAINST PROJECTS THAT MIGHT DAMAGE THE ENVIRONMENT 208 Q.245(I). GET INVOLVED PERSONALLY WITH ASSOCIATION CONCERNED IN PROTECTING 209 Q.245(J). NONE OF THESE (VOLUNTEERED) Q.246. AND ARE THERE AMONG THEM THINGS THAT YOU ARE PREPARED TO DO OR TO DO MORE OFTEN? 210 Q.246(A). BE CAREFUL ABOUT NOT THROWING AWAY RUBBISH OR PAPERS ON THE GROUND 211 Q.246(B). NOT WASTING TAP WATER 212 Q.246(C). BE CAREFUL ABOUT NOT MAKING TOO MUCH NOISE 213 Q.246(D). EQUIP YOUR CAR WITH EQUIPMENT TO LIMIT THE AMOUNT OF CARBON DIOXIDE EXHAUST GASES 214 Q.246(E). MAKE MONEY CONTRIBUTION TO EFFORTS TO PROTECT ENVIRONMENT 215 Q.246(F). DO WHAT YOU CAN ABOUT RECYCLING OF HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS (GLASS, PAPER, SUMP OIL, ETC) 216 Q.246(G). GET INVOLVED IN LOCAL ACTION RESTORING ENVIRONMENT, FOR EXAMPLE CLEANING A BEACH XXII 217 Q.246(H). DEMONSTRATE AGAINST PROJECTS THAT MIGHT DAMAGE THE ENVIRONMENT 218 Q.246(I). GET INVOLVED PERSONALLY WITH ASSOCIATION CONCERNED IN PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT 219 Q.246(J). NONE OF THESE (VOLUNTEERED) 220 Q.247. DO YOU THINK THE AUTHORITIES ARE DOING AN EFFECTIVE JOB OR NOT OF PROTECTING OF THE ENVIRONMENT? 221 Q.248. WHICH OF THESE OPINIONS ABOUT THE PROBLEMS OF THE ENVIRONMENT ARE YOU IN AGREEMENT WITH? FOR QUESTION 249 A SPLIT BALLOT IS USED. Q.249. WHAT SORT OF (ENVIRONMENTAL) THINGS WOULD YOU PERSONALLY LIKE TO BE BETTER INFORMED ABOUT? FORM A 222 Q.249(A)1. THE RISKS INVOLVED IN CHEMICAL PRODUCTS AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET. 223 Q.249(A)2. HOW ONE COULD PROPERLY GET RID OF CERTAIN WASTE (PAINTS, PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, SUMP OIL, ETC.) 224 Q.249(A)3. HOW TO BEHAVE IN CASE OF AN INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT 225 Q.249(A)4. THE LAWS (IN YOUR COUNTRY) ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL MATTERS 226 Q.249(A)5. WHO ARE THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE IN YOUR AREA FOR KEEPING THE PUBLIC INFORMED ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT 227 Q.249(A)6. THE EFFECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENTS, NEW PROJECTS, ETC. 228 Q.249(A)7. THE STEPS THAT YOU CAN TAKE AT HOME TO AVOID POLLUTION 229 Q.249(A)8. TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE PROBLEMS OF THE ENVIRONMENT HERE WHERE YOU LIVE 230 Q.249(A)9. EXAMPLES OF COMPANIES OR BUSINESSES WHO HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN DEALING WITH ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS 231 Q.249(A)10. PREVENTIVE MEASURES TAKEN BY LOCAL INDUSTRIES DEALING WITH DANGEROUS MATERIALS 232 Q.249(A)11. OTHER (SPECIFY) XXIII Q.249. WHAT SORT OF (ENVIRONMENTAL) THINGS WOULD YOU PERSONALLY LIKE TO BE BETTER INFORMED ABOUT? FORM B 233 Q.249(B)1. THE RISKS INVOLVED IN CHEMICAL PRODUCTS AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET. 234 Q.249(B)2. HOW ONE COULD PROPERLY GET RID OF CERTAIN WASTE (PAINTS, PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, SUMP OIL, ETC.) 235 Q.249(B)3. HOW TO BEHAVE IN CASE OF AN INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT 236 Q.249(B)4. THE LAWS (IN YOUR COUNTRY) ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL MATTERS 237 Q.249(B)5. WHO ARE THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE IN YOUR AREA FOR KEEPING THE PUBLIC INFORMED ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT 238 Q.249(B)6. THE EFFECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENTS, NEW PROJECTS, ETC. 239 Q.249(B)7. THE STEPS THAT YOU CAN TAKE AT HOME TO AVOID POLLUTION 240 Q.249(B)8. TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE PROBLEMS OF THE ENVIRONMENT HERE WHERE YOU LIVE 241 Q.249(B)9. EXAMPLES OF COMPANIES OR BUSINESSES WHO HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN DEALING WITH ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS 242 Q.249(B)10. PREVENTIVE MEASURES TAKEN BY LOCAL INDUSTRIES DEALING WITH DANGEROUS MATERIALS 243 Q.249(B)11. RISK INVOLVED IN THE NUCLEAR INDUSTRY EUROPEAN YEAR OF THE ENVIRONMENT 244 Q.250. HAVE YOU HEARD OR READ ANYTHING IN THE COURSE OF THE LAST 12 MONTHS ABOUT THE EUROPEAN YEAR OF THE ENVIRONMENT? Q.251. WHERE DID YOU HEAR OR READ ABOUT THE EUROPEAN YEAR OF THE ENVIRONMENT? 245 Q.251(1). NEWSPAPERS 246 Q.251(2). LOCAL RADIO 247 Q.251(3). NATIONAL RADIO 248 Q.251(4). LOCAL (OR REGIONAL) TELEVISION 249 Q.251(5). NATIONAL TELEVISION 250 Q.251(6). CONVERSATIONS WITH OTHER PEOPLE 251 Q.251(7). ACTIVITIES YOU HAVE TAKEN PART IN 252 Q.251(8). ADVERTISING 253 Q.251(9). SPECIALIST MAGAZINES OR NEWSLETTERS 254 Q.252. TO WHAT EXTENT DID WHAT YOU HEARD ABOUT THE EUROPEAN YEAR OF THE ENVIRONMENT INTEREST YOU? XXIV Q.253. AMONG THE EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES WHICH ONES HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT? 255 Q.253(1). THE CRUISE OF THE SHIP AMERIGO VESPUCCI TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ON THE PROTECTION OF THE SEAS 256 Q.253(2). THE EUROPEAN BIRD WATCHING WEEK 257 Q.253(3). THE AWARD OF THE BLUE FLAG FOR CLEAN BEACHES 258 Q.253(4). DIFFERENT COMPETITIONS ORGANIZED ON THE SUBJECT OF THE EUROPEAN YEAR OF THE ENVIRONMENT 259 Q.253(5). FILMS MADE ABOUT THE TOPIC 260 Q.253(6). THE INTERNATIONAL WOODLANDS DAY 261 Q.253(7). THE REPORT ON THE STATE OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN EUROPE 262 Q.253(8). THE TWINNING OF PROTECTED AREAS IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES 263 Q.253(9). ACTIVITIES DIRECTED TOWARDS YOUTH (EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, CAMPS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT) Q.254-255. FOR EACH OF THESE EVENTS DO THEY APPEAR TO YOU TO BE INTERESTING OR NOT? 264 Q.254-255(1). THE CRUISE OF THE SHIP AMERIGO VESPUCCI 265 Q.254-255(2). THE EUROPEAN BIRD WATCHING WEEK 266 Q.254-255(3). THE AWARD OF THE BLUE FLAG 267 Q.254-255(4). DIFFERENT COMPETITIONS ON THE SUBJECT 268 Q.254-255(5). FILMS MADE ABOUT THE TOPIC 269 Q.254-255(6). THE INTERNATIONAL WOODLANDS DAY 270 Q.254-255(7). THE REPORT ON THE STATE OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN EUROPE 271 Q.254-255(8). THE TWINNING OF PROTECTED AREAS 272 Q.254-255(9). ACTIVITIES DIRECTED TOWARDS YOUTH XXV Q.256-257. COULD YOU TELL ME WHETHER EACH EVENT MAKES A USEFUL CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT? 273 Q.256-257(1).THE CRUISE OF THE SHIP AMERIGO VESPUCCI 274 Q.256-257(2). THE EUROPEAN BIRD WATCHING WEEK 275 Q.256-257(3). THE AWARD OF THE BLUE FLAG 276 Q.256-257(4). DIFFERENT COMPETITIONS ON THE SUBJECT 277 Q.256-257(5). FILMS MADE ABOUT THE TOPIC 278 Q.256-257(6). THE INTERNATIONAL WOODLANDS DAY 279 Q.256-257(7). THE REPORT ON THE STATE OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN EUROPE 280 Q.256-257(8). THE TWINNING OF PROTECTED AREAS 281 Q.256-257(9). ACTIVITIES DIRECTED TOWARDS YOUTH Q.263/267. OPINIONS ABOUT THE EUROPEAN YEAR OF THE ENVIRONMENT 282 Q.263. AFTER THE EUROPEAN YEAR OF THE ENVIRONMENT, THE PUBLIC AUTHORITIES, BOTH REGIONAL AND NATIONAL, WILL TAKE MORE ACCOUNT OF THE PROBLEMS OF THE ENVIRONMENT 283 Q.264. CONCERN ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT WILL DROP OFF TO WHERE IT WAS IF THE EUROPEAN YEAR OF THE ENVIRONMENT IS NOT FOLLOWED UP 284 Q.265. THE EUROPEAN YEAR OF THE ENVIRONMENT HAS GIVEN A LOT OF PEOPLE AN OPPORTUNITY TO UNDERSTAND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS BETTER 285 Q.266. RATHER THAN THE EUROPEAN YEAR OF THE ENVIRONMENT, IT IS BIG INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS WHICH MOVE REGIONAL AND NATIONAL PUBLIC AUTHORITIES TO TAKE ACCOUNT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES 286 Q.267. BIG INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS HAVE MORE IMPACT THAN THE EUROPEAN YEAR OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN MAKING PEOPLE UNDERSTAND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS. NUCLEAR ENERGY AND RADIATION Q.268. MOST SERIOUS SITUATIONS WHICH EXPOSE PEOPLE TO RADIATION. 287 Q.268(1). LIVING NEAR A NUCLEAR POWER STATION 288 Q.268(2). MAKING AN EXTENDED STAY IN THE MOUNTAINS 289 Q.268(3). LIVING NEAR A MINE FOR THE EXTRACTION OF URANIUM 290 Q.268(4). FALLOUT FROM MILITARY ATOMIC WEAPONS TRIALS 291 Q.268(5). HAVING A X-RAY DONE ON YOURSELF XXVI 292 Q.268(6). LIVING NEAR A ROAD ALONG WHICH RADIOACTIVE MINERALS OR WASTE IS TRANSPORTED 293 Q.268(7). TRAVELING IN AN AIRCRAFT AT A HIGH ALTITUDE 294 Q.268(8). NONE OF THESE (SPONTANEOUS) Q.269-273. OPINIONS ABOUT NUCLEAR ENERGY AND RADIOACTIVITY 295 Q.269. LIVING NEAR A NUCLEAR POWER STATION INCREASES THE RISKS OF CANCER OR HAVING ABNORMAL CHILDREN 296 Q.270. THE PROBLEM OF DISPOSAL OF NUCLEAR WASTE HAS NOT YET BEEN SOLVED 297 Q.271. IN OUR COUNTRY THE RISKS OF RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION ARE LOWER THAN THE RISKS OF CHEMICAL POLLUTION 298 Q.272. AN ACCIDENT LIKE TCHERNOBYL COULD NOT HAPPEN IN THIS COUNTRY 299 Q.273. A COUNTRY WHICH HAS A NUCLEAR POWER STATION NEAR ITS OWN FRONTIERS SHOULD KEEP ITS NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES CONSTANTLY INFORMED ON THE WAY IT IS FUNCTIONING Q.274. PROTECTIVE MEASURES THAT YOU TOOK WHEN THERE WAS THE ACCIDENT IN THE TCHERNOBYL POWER STATION 300 Q.274(1). TEMPORARILY LEFT THE PLACE WHERE YOU LIVED FOR A LESS CONTAMINATED AREA 301 Q.274(2). DID NOT DRINK WATER FROM THE TAP 302 Q.274(3). TAKE (EXTRA) PRECAUTIONS ABOUT YOUR CHILDREN'S FOOD 303 Q.274(4). CONSULTED A DOCTOR 304 Q.274(5). CAREFULLY WASHED FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES WHICH MIGHT HAVE BEEN CONTAMINATED 305 Q.274(6). DID NOT EAT SOME AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE WHICH MIGHT HAVE BEEN CONTAMINATED 306 Q.274(7). AVOIDED AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE LEAVING YOUR HOME IN THE DAYS FOLLOWING THE ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT THE ACCIDENT 307 Q.274(8). OTHERS (SPECIFY) 308 Q.274(9). DID NOT TAKE ANY PARTICULAR MEASURES Q.275. MAJOR CONSEQUENCES OF THE TCHERNOBYL ACCIDENT? 309 Q.275(1). A GREATER AWARENESS OF THE POTENTIAL DANGERS OF NUCLEAR ENERGY 310 Q.275(2). A SERIOUS THREAT TO THE HEALTH OF THE PEOPLE OF OUR COUNTRY 311 Q.275(3). THE RISK OF UPSETTING SOME LONG TERM ECOLOGICAL BALANCES XXVII 312 Q.275(4). FEARS OUT OF PROPORTIONS TO WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED 313 Q.275(5). SIGNIFICANT LOSSES FOR FARMERS 314 Q.275(6). A NOTICEABLE STEPPING UP THE SECURITY MEASURES IN NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS 315 Q.275(7). NO CONSEQUENCES 316 Q.276. IN CASE OF A SERIOUS NUCLEAR ACCIDENT ARE THERE EFFECTIVE MEASURES PREPARED TO PROTECT PEOPLE? 317 Q.277. ARE YOU SATISFIED ABOUT THE INFORMATION YOU RECEIVE ABOUT RADIOACTIVITY IN OUR COUNTRY? Q.278. WHY ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE INFORMATION? 318 Q.278(1). THE INFORMATION IS TRUSTWORTHY 319 Q.278(2). THE INFORMATION IS SUFFICIENT 320 Q.278(3). THE INFORMATION IS OBJECTIVE 321 Q.278(4). THE INFORMATION IS CLEAR AND WELL EXPLAINED 322 Q.278(5). THE INFORMATION IS INTERESTING 323 Q.278(6). THE INFORMATION IS ANNOUNCED QUICKLY 324 Q.278(7). OTHER REASONS (SPECIFY) Q.279. WHY YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED ABOUT THE INFO.? 325 Q.279(1). THE INFORMATION IS NOT TRUSTWORTHY 326 Q.279(2). THE INFORMATION IS INSUFFICIENT 327 Q.279(3). THE INFORMATION IS NOT OBJECTIVE 328 Q.279(4). THE INFORMATION IS COMPLICATED AND BADLY EXPLAINED 329 Q.279(5). THE INFORMATION IS NOT INTERESTING 330 Q.279(6). THE INFORMATION IS NOT CIRCULATED WELL AND IS DELAYED 331 Q.279(7). OTHER REASONS (SPECIFY) Q.280. WHICH INSTITUTION OR GROUP DO YOU HAVE THE MOST CONFIDENCE IN GETTING INFORMATION ABOUT LEVELS OF RADIOACTIVITY? 332 Q.280(1). ASSOCIATIONS CONCERNED WITH THE ENVIRONMENT 333 Q.280(2). THE NUCLEAR POWER INDUSTRY 334 Q.280(3). JOURNALISTS 335 Q.280(4). DOCTORS 336 Q.280(5). CONSUMER ASSOCIATIONS 337 Q.280(6). INDEPENDENT SCIENTISTS 338 Q.280(7). LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES 339 Q.280(8). THE GOVERNMENT 340 Q.280(9). EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AUTHORITIES 341 Q.280(10). NONE OF THEM (SPONTANEOUS) XXVIII EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET 342 Q.320. OPINIONS ABOUT WHAT THE COUNTRIES IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY HAVE IN COMMON AND WHAT DISTINGUISHES THEM. 343 Q.321. HAVE YOU RECENTLY SEEN OR HEARD IN THE PAPERS, OR ON THE RADIO OR TELEVISION, ANYTHING ABOUT THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION IN BRUSSELS, THAT IS THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY? 344 Q.322. IMPRESSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION? 345 Q.323. ARE YOU FOR OR AGAINST EFFORTS BEING MADE TO UNIFY WESTERN EUROPE? 346 Q.324. DO YOU THINK THAT (YOUR COUNTRY'S) MEMBERSHIP OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (COMMON MARKET) IS GOOD, BAD, OR NEITHER? ASKED IN GERMANY ONLY 347 Q.325. HAVE YOU RECENTLY READ IN THE NEWSPAPERS OR HEARD ON RADIO OR TELEVISION ANYTHING ABOUT WEST GERMANY'S PRESIDENCY OF THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS? 348 Q.326. DO YOU THINK IT IS AN IMPORTANT THING OR NOT THAT WEST GERMANY IS PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS? 349 Q.328. THE STATES OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, HAVE FOR SOME TIME, ESTABLISHED "INFORMATION OFFICES" IN BRUSSELS IN ORDER TO HAVE MORE DIRECT ACCESS TO THE INSTITUTIONS OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. HAVE YOU HEARD OR READ ABOUT THESE INFORMATION OFFICES? 350 Q.330. WOULD YOU SAY THAT (YOUR COUNTRY) HAS BENEFITED OR NOT FROM BEING A MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (COMMON MARKET)? 351 Q.331. WOULD YOU BE VERY SORRY, INDIFFERENT OR RELIEVED ABOUT THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (COMMON MARKET) BEING SCRAPPED? Q.332-334. ADVANTAGES OR DISADVANTAGE OF THE SINGLE COMMON EUROPEAN MARKET. 352 Q.332-334(A). ELIMINATION OF CUSTOM CONTROLS WHEN CROSSING FRONTIERS BETWEEN COUNTRIES INSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 353 Q.332-334(B). THE OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY CITIZEN OF A COUNTRY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY TO GO AND LIVE WITHOUT LIMITATION IN ANY OTHER COUNTRY OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY,FOR INSTANCE TO RETIRE THERE OR OR TO STUDY THERE 354 Q.332-334(C). THE OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY CITIZEN WITHIN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY TO GO AND WORK IN ANY OTHER COUNTRY OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY XXIX 355 Q.332-334(D). THE POSSIBILITY TO BUY IN ONE'S OWN COUNTRY ANY PRODUCT LAWFULLY SOLD IN OTHER COUNTRIES OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 356 Q.332-334(E). BRINGING CLOSER TOGETHER THE RATES OF VAT (VALUE ADDED TAX) APPLIED IN THE VARIOUS COUNTRIES OR THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY SO THAT PRODUCTS ARE SOLD UNDER SIMILAR CONDITIONS 357 Q.332-334(F). THE ABILITY TO MAKE PAYMENTS WITHOUT COMPLICATION WITHIN THE WHOLE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 358 Q.332-334(G). THE ABILITY TO TAKE ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY WITH YOU WHEN YOU TRAVEL TO OTHER COUNTRIES OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 359 Q.332-334(H). THE POSSIBILITY TO BUY LAND OR PROPERTY THROUGHOUT THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 360 Q.332-334(I). THE POSSIBILITY TO OPEN A BANK ACCOUNT IN ANY COUNTRY OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 361 Q.332-334(J). THE POSSIBILITY FOR A CONTRACTOR FROM ANOTHER COMMUNITY COUNTRY TO BE IN CHARGE OF PUBLIC WORKS (FOR INSTANCE, BUILDING A BRIDGE OR A ROAD) IN OUR COUNTRY IF HIS OFFER IS CHEAPER AT THE SAME LEVEL OF QUALITY 362 Q.335. DO YOU THINK THAT THE COMING INTO BEING OF THE SINGLE COMMON MARKET IN THAT EUROPEAN COMMUNITY WILL BE A GOOD THING? 363 Q.336. ARE YOU IN FAVOR OF GOING EVEN FURTHER THAN THE SINGLE COMMON EUROPEAN MARKET TOWARDS THE UNIFICATION OF EUROPE? Q.337-339. IN WHICH DIRECTION SHOULD WE GO FURTHER? 364 Q.337-339(1). SECURITY, DEFENSE 365 Q.337-339(2). PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT 366 Q.337-339(3). THE CURRENCY 367 Q.337-339(4). COOPERATION WITH DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 368 Q.337-339(5). RELATIONS WITH COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (UNITED STATES, CHINA, JAPAN) 369 Q.337-339(6). SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY (CAP) 370 Q.340. WOULD YOU SAY THAT THE RESULTS OF COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY (CAP) HAVE BEEN GOOD OR BAD? Q.341. WHICH PROPOSAL APPEAR TO YOU TO BE REALLY WORTHWHILE? 371 Q.341(1). OUR AGRICULTURE SHOULD SHIFT MORE TOWARDS NON-SUBSIDIZED PRODUCTION OF MATERIALS THAT CAN BE USED IN INDUSTRY XXX 372 Q.341(2). TAKING SOME FARMLAND OUT OF CULTIVATION 373 Q.341(3). OFFERING FARMERS COMPENSATIONS TO RETIRE EARLY 374 Q.341(4). WE MUST CUT DOWN OUR USE OF FERTILIZER, WEED KILLERS AND PESTICIDES, EVEN IF THAT MEANS PAYING MORE FOR PRODUCE IN ORDER TO KEEP OUR AGRICULTURE PROFITABLE 375 Q.341(5). WE HAVE TO COME TO A BETTER BALANCE BETWEEN FOOD PRODUCTION AND THE NEEDS OF CONSUMERS EVEN IF THAT OBLIGES SOME PEOPLE IN FARMING TO CHANGE THEIR EMPLOYMENT 376 Q.341(6). CUTTING THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY BUDGET FOR AGRICULTURE 377 Q.341(7). ENCOURAGING PART TIME FARMING Q.342-243. COULD YOU TELL FOR EACH OF THE TWO FOLLOWING ASPECTS WHETHER YOU PERSONALLY THINK IT WILL BE AN ADVANTAGE OR A DISADVANTAGE? 378 Q.342. REMOVAL OF ALL BARRIERS TO THE FREE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE, GOODS, SERVICES AND MONEY FOR EMPLOYEES IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 379 Q.343. OPENING UP OF MARKETS AND STEPPING UP OF COMPETITION BETWEEN FIRMS FOR REGIONS EXPERIENCING ECONOMIC PROBLEMS AT PRESENT EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 380 Q.344. HAVE YOU RECENTLY SEEN OR HEARD IN THE PAPERS, OR ON THE RADIO OR T.V., ANYTHING ABOUT THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT? 381 Q.345. IMPRESSION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT? 382 Q.346. IF THERE WERE TOMORROW AN ELECTION FOR THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT, WOULD YOU VOTE? 383 Q.347. HOW IMPORTANT WOULD YOU SAY, IS THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT IN THE LIFE OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY NOWADAYS? 384 Q.348. WOULD YOU, PERSONALLY, PREFER THAT THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLAYED A MORE OR A LESS IMPORTANT PART THAN IT DOES NOW? 385 Q.349. ARE YOU FOR OR AGAINST THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT HAVING POWER TO PASS LAWS? 386 Q.350. ARE YOU FOR OR AGAINST THE FORMATION OF A EUROPEAN GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBLE TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT? Q.351. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BECOME THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE EUROPEAN GOVERNMENT? 387 Q.351(1). SECURITY, DEFENSE 388 Q.351(2). PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT XXXI 389 Q.351(3). THE CURRENCY 390 Q.351(4). COOPERATION WITH DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 391 Q.351(5). RELATIONS WITH COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 392 Q.351(6). SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH 393 Q.351(7). DON'T KNOW 394 Q.352. FORMATION OF A EUROPEAN UNION 395 Q.353. POWER TO PREPARE A DRAFT CONSTITUTION FOR A EUROPEAN UNION 396 Q.354. VOTE BY REFERENDUM FOR OR AGAINST THE EUROPEAN UNION POLICIES OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY Q.355. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING PLAY A REALLY IMPORTANT ROLE IN MAKING AND CARRYING OUT THE POLICIES OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY? 397 Q.355(A). THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 398 Q.355(B). THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 399 Q.355(C). THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL OF THE HEADS OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT OF THE MEMBER STATES OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (CALLED "EUROPEAN SUMMIT") 400 Q.355(D). THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 401 Q.355(E). THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE 402 Q.355(F). THE (NATIONAL) PARLIAMENT 403 Q.355(G). THE (NATIONAL) GOVERNMENT 404 Q.355(H). PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 405 Q.355(I). POLITICAL PARTIES Q.356. WHICH OF THESE SHOULD PLAY A MORE IMPORTANT ROLE IN MAKING AND CARRYING OUT POLICIES? 406 Q.356(A). THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 407 Q.356(B). THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY 408 Q.356(C). THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL OF THE HEADS OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT OF THE MEMBER STATES OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (CALLED "EUROPEAN SUMMIT") 409 Q.356(D). THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 410 Q.356(E). THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE 411 Q.356(F). THE (NATIONAL) PARLIAMENT 412 Q.356(G). THE (NATIONAL) GOVERNMENT 413 Q.356(H). PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 414 Q.356(I). POLITICAL PARTIES XXXII POLITICAL ORIENTATION 415 Q.357. HOW WOULD YOU PLACE YOUR VIEWS (IN POLITICAL MATTERS) ON THIS ("THE LEFT" AND "THE RIGHT") SCALE? 416 Q.357(R). (POLITICAL SCALE "LEFT" OR "RIGHT" SELF-PLACEMENT - RECODE) 417 Q.358. ATTITUDES VIS-A-VIS THE SOCIETY WE LIVE IN. 418 Q.359. DO YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF TO BE CLOSE TO ANY PARTICULAR PARTY? 419 Q.60. (MARITAL STATUS) 420 Q.61. HOW OLD WERE YOU WHEN YOU FINISHED YOUR FULL-TIME EDUCATION? 421 Q.61(R). (RESPONDENT'S AGE WHEN RESPONDENT FINISHED FULL-TIME EDUCATION - COLLAPSED CATEGORIES) VOTING INTENTIONS 422 Q.62. IF THERE WERE A GENERAL ELECTION TOMORROW WHICH PARTY WOULD YOU SUPPORT? 423 Q.64. WHICH PARTY WOULD YOU BE MOST INCLINED TO GIVE YOUR FIRST PREFERENCE VOTE TO? (IRELAND AND NORTHERN IRELAND) Q.63. IF "DON'T KNOW": WHICH PARTY WOULD YOU BE MOST INCLINED TO VOTE FOR? (GREAT BRITAIN) 424 WHICH PARTY DID YOU VOTE FOR IN THE LAST LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS? (Q.63. SPAIN AND Q.64. PORTUGAL) 425 Q.62. WHICH POLITICAL PARTY DO YOU FEEL CLOSER TO? (IRELAND AND NORTHERN IRELAND) SOCIOECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION 426 Q.66. RESPONDENT'S SEX 427 Q.67. RESPONDENT'S AGE 428 Q.67(R). RESPONDENT'S AGE - COLLAPSED CATEGORIES Q.69-70. HOW MANY PERSONS LIVING IN HOME? 429 Q.69. YOURSELF, ALL ADULTS AND CHILDREN? 430 Q.70(A). CHILDREN BETWEEN 8 AND 15? 431 Q.70(B). CHILDREN UNDER 8 YEARS? 432 Q.72. INCOME SCALE 433 Q.72(R). RESPONDENT'S FAMILY INCOME - APPROXIMATE QUARTILES XXXIII 434 Q.73. OCCUPATION OF SELF 435 Q.74. HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE WORKING WHERE YOU WORK? 436 Q.75. ARE YOU THE HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD? 437 Q.76(R). OCCUPATION OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD (RECODED) 438 Q.77. (OBJECTIVE) SIZE OF LOCALITY ASKED IN BELGIUM ONLY 439 WHAT LANGUAGE IS SPOKEN IN THE HOUSEHOLD? 440 Q.79. REGIONS 441 Q.80. PROVINCES CONSTRUCTED INDICES 442 COGNITIVE MOBILIZATION INDEX (1) 443 MATERIALIST/POST-MATERIALIST VALUES INDEX 444 POLITICAL ORIENTATION TYPOLOGY - SEVEN POINT SCALE 445 ATTITUDE TOWARDS COMMON MARKET (EUROPEAN INTEGRATION INDEX) 446 COGNITIVE MOBILIZATION INDEX (2) 447 POLITICAL MOBILIZATION INDEX 448 EUROPEAN PARTY PARLIAMENTARY PREFERENCE INDEX 449 POLITICAL POSITIONING (HARMONIZED) 450 TYPOLOGY OF EUROPEAN ATTITUDES 451 IN DEPTH POST-MATERIALISM INDEX 452 GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP) PER HEAD TERCILES 453 UNEMPLOYMENT RATE TERCILES 454 FORM TYPE 455 ORIGINAL RESPONDENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER XXXIV ----------------------------------

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• INFO:PREVENTION(A)
• INFO:OTHER(A)
• INFO:RISKS(B)
• INFO:RID WASTES(B)
• INFO:INDUST ACC(B)
• INFO:ENVIRON LAW(B)
• INFO:WHO RESP INFO(B)
• INFO:NEW PROJECTS(B)
• INFO:AVOID POLLUT(B)
• INFO:LOCAL(B)
• INFO:GOOD EXAMPLES(B)
• INFO:PREVENTION(B)
• INFO:OTHER(B)
• HEARD OF YEAR ENVIRON
• HEARD:NEWSPAPERS
• HEARD:LOCAL RADIO
• HEARD:NATIONAL RADIO
• HEARD:LOCAL T.V.
• HEARD:NATIONAL T.V.
• HEARD:CONVERSATION
• HEARD:ACTIVITIES
• HEARD:ADVERTISING
• HEARD:MAGAZINES
• HEARD:INTEREST YOU
• HEARD:CRUISE SHIP
• HEARD:BIRD WEEK
• HEARD:BLUE FLAG
• HEARD:COMPETITIONS
• HEARD:FILMS
• HEARD:WOODLANDS DAY
• HEARD:REPORT
• HEARD:TWINNING
• HEARD:YOUTH CAMPS
• INTEREST:CRUISE SHIP
• INTEREST:BIRD WEEK
• INTEREST:BLUE FLAG
• INTEREST:COMPETITIONS
• INTEREST:FILMS
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• INTEREST:REPORT
• INTEREST:TWINNING
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• USEFUL:BLUE FLAG
• USEFUL:COMPETITIONS
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• USEFUL:REPORT
• USEFUL:TWINNING
• USEFUL:YOUTH CAMPS
• ACCOUNT PROB ENVIRON
• CONCERN WILL DROP OFF
• UNDERSTAND ENVIRON PROB
• ACCIDENTS MOVE AUTHORITY
• ACCIDENT AFFECT UNDERSTD
• RADIATION:POWER PLANT
• RADIATION:MOUNTAINS
• RADIATION:URANIUM MINE
• RADIATION:FALLOUT
• RADIATION:X-RAY
• RADIATION:ROAD/WASTE
• RADIATION:HIGH ALTITUDE
• RADIATION:NONE
• PLANT=CANCER CHILD
• NUCLEAR WASTE PROB
• RADIOACTIVE(CHEMICAL
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• INFO TO NEIGHBORS
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• CHERNOBYL:NO WATER
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• CHERNOBYL:DOCTOR
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• CHERNOBYL:STAY HOME
• CHERNOBYL:OTHER
• CHERNOBYL:NOTHING
• CHERNOBYL:AWARENESS
• CHERNOBYL:HEALTH
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• CHERNOBYL:SECURITY
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• SATISFY INFO RADIOACT
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• UNSATISFIED:CLEAR
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• UNSATISFIED:TIMELY
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• INFO:NUC POWER INDUST
• INFO:JOURNALISTS
• INFO:DOCTORS
• INFO:CONSUMER ASSOC
• INFO:SCIENTISTS
• INFO:LOCAL REPS
• INFO:GOVERNMENT
• INFO:EEC AUTHORITIES
• INFO:NONE OF THESE
• 7 POINT OPINIONS EEC
• HEARD EURO COM-BRUSSELS
• IMPRESSION EURO COM
• FOR/AGAINST UNIFICATION
• MEMBERSHIP GOOD/BAD
• HEARD W.GERMAN PRESIDNCY
• IMPORT W.GER PRESIDNCY
• LANDERS OFFICES
• MEMBERSHIP BENEFIT
• EEC SCRAPPED
• ELIMINATE CUSTOMS
• LIVE ANY COUNTRY
• WORK ANY COUNTRY
• BUY ANY PRODUCT
• VAT STANDARDIZED
• MAKE PAYMENTS
• ANY AMOUNT MONEY-TRAVEL
• BUY LAND/PROPERTY
• OPEN BANK ACCOUNT
• CONTRACTOR-OTHER CNTRY
• SINGLE COMMON MARKET
• WISH MORE UNIFICATION
• FURTHER DEFENSE
• FURTHER ENVIRONMENT
• FURTHER CURRENCY
• FURTHER DEVELOPING CNTRY
• FURTHER OUTSIDE EEC
• FURTHER RESEARCH
• CAP:RESULTS
• CAP:NON-SUBSIDIZED PROD
• CAP:LAND OUT OF CULTIV
• CAP:FARMER EARLY RETIRE
• CAP:CUT DOWN FERTILIZER
• CAP:BALANCE FOOD/NEEDS
• CAP:CUT BUDGET
• CAP:PART TIME FARMING
• EFFECT ON EMPLOYEES
• REGIONS/ECONOMIC PROBLEM
• HEARD EURO PARLIAMENT
• IMPRESSION EURO PARL
• EURO PARL ELEC-VOTE?
• EURO PARL ROLE IMPORT
• EURO PARL MORE/LESS
• POWER TO PASS LAWS
• GOVERN RESP EURO PARL
• EURO GOV:SECURITY
• EURO GOV:ENVIRONMENT
• EURO GOV:CURRENCY
• EURO GOV:DEV CNTRYS
• EURO GOV:CNTRYS OUTSIDE
• EURO GOV:RESEARCH
• EURO GOV:DK
• UNION UNANIMOUS
• DRAFT CONSTITUTION
• VOTE BY REFERENDUM
• IMP-COMM EURO COM
• IMP-COUNCIL MINISTERS
• IMP-EUROPEAN SUMMIT
• IMP-EURO PARLIAMENT
• IMP-EURO COURT JUSTICE
• IMP-NATIONAL PARL
• IMP-NATIONAL GOVERN
• IMP-PROFESSIONAL ORGS
• IMP-POLITICAL PARTIES
• +IMP-COMM EURO COM
• +IMP-COUNCIL MINISTERS
• +IMP-EUROPEAN SUMMIT
• +IMP-EURO PARLIAMENT
• +IMP-EURO COURT JUSTICE
• +IMP-NATIONAL PARL
• +IMP-NATIONAL GOVERN
• +IMP-PROFESSIONAL ORGS
• +IMP-POLITICAL PARTIES
• LEFT/RT SELF PLACEMENT
• LEFT/RT PLACE REC
• ATTITUDE TOWARD SOCIETY
• CLOSE TO PARTY
• MARITAL STATUS
• AGE FINISHED SCHOOL
• AGE FINISHED SCHOOL-REC
• VOTE INTENTION
• VOTE PROBE
• VOTE LAST ELECTION
• POLITICAL PARTY CLOSE TO
• SEX OF RESPONDENT
• R'S AGE IN YEARS
• R'S AGE:RECODE
• # IN HOUSEHOLD
• # IN HH 8-15 YEARS
• # IN HH UNDER 8 YEARS
• INCOME SCALE
• HH INCOME QUARTILES
• R'S OCCUPATION
• SELF EMPLOY:# IN ORG
• HEAD OF HH
• OCCUPATION HH
• SIZE OF TOWN
• BEL:LANG AT HOME
• REGION
• PROVINCE
• COG MOB INDEX(1)
• MAT/POST-MAT VALUES INDX
• TYPOLOGY7
• EURO INTEGRATION INDEX
• COG MOB INDEX(2)
• POLITICAL MOB INDEX
• EURO PARL PREF
• POLITICAL POSITION
• TYPOLOGY EURO ATT
• MAT/POST-MAT GLOBAL
• GDP TERCILES
• UNEMPLOY TERCILES
• FORM
• RESPONDENT I.D.

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Notes: THE NUMBER IDENTIFYING THE RELEASE EDITION OF THE DATA COLLECTION.

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Notes: (THIS VARIABLE IDENTIFIES THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY NATION WHERE THE RESPONDENT WAS INTERVIEWED. A UNIQUE NUMERIC CODE IS ASSIGNED TO EACH OF THE 12 EUROPEAN COMMUNITY COUNTRIES.)

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Variable Text: EUROPEAN WEIGHT

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