Study title

Attitudes to democracy and judgement on social and political relationships after the parliament election in Hungary. Behavior at the polls. Topics: Social origins; religious affiliation; employment in the agricultural or industrial sector; earlier membership in the Socialist Workers' Party; index of material standard of living; marital status; school instruction, occupational status and employment position of spouse; description of the municipality by means of identification numbers about education status and most important employment branches of residents; city size and development of number of residents; occupational position and Treiman Prestige Score; Hungarian Prestige Score; superior function and range of control; hours worked each week in primary employment and additional employment times; autonomy in structuring course of work; frequency with which respondent is addressed as superior; decision-making responsibility; personal income and income of spouse; total family income; religiousness; following one's conscience or obeying the law; attitude to forms of democratic conduct, political protest and civil disobedience; attitude to freedom of the press; attitude to democratic rights, even for racists; attitude to police surveillance, surveillance of telephone and mail as well as taking suspicious criminals into custody; attitude to the principle "in doubt for the accused"; general attitude regarding demonstrators, revolutionaries and racists; attitude to increased taxation of the rich; preferred measures of the government to support the economy such as e.g. wage and price controls, expenditure reduction, job creation measures, deregulation measures, subsidies and reduction of time worked each week; attitude to increased expenditures of the government for environmental protection, the public health system, the police, for the school system, the military, pensions, for unemployment benefits and for culture; preference for unemployment or inflation;...