Study title

Social relevance of Christian religion in the Netherlands.Importance of career, money, social security / importance, of children, marriage, family life / importance of equality and democracy / hedonism / importance of autonomy, being independent, self-determinative / the existence of God, the meaning of life, suffering, death, good and evil / importance of the Christian faith to r., religious orthodoxy, particularism, r.'s attitude to his religious group, church, importance of church membership, church membership of people around r. / role of the media with respect to religion / attitude to trade-unions, class differences and government intervention, restriction of civil liberties, abortion, euthanasia / view on women / commitment to local community and parish / relative importance of (inter-)national versus local issues / norm conformism / attitude to the unification of Europe.Work ethic: work as a duty, working systematically, achievement oriented, most important aspects of a job / characteristics of r.'s job / commitment to work / protestant ethic with respect to work / attitudes towards material consumptionConsumption of human relationships: exert oneself for relationships / responsibility of society for individuals and the reverse / hedonism, fengality and rationalism with respect to consumption / honesty in financial affairs / protestant ethic and consumption / acceptance of women having jobs, consequences for children and marriage / sex-role stereotypes, distribution of household work / duty of children to provide for their parents / acceptance of alternative relationships / desirability of marriage / commitment and freedom in intimate relationships / ideas about the relationship between younger and older people, stereotypes / appreciation of the natural environment, improvement of old neighbourhoods, commitment to the protection of nature, optimism for the future / experience with environmental pollution / willingness to make efforts for the environment /...