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1. Attitude to unification of Europe; 2. Attitude to questions of data protection; 3. Use of tobacco; 4. European integration and regional identity; 5. Attitude to foreign aid. Topics: 1. Attitude to unification of Europe: citizenship and eligibility to vote at place of residence; contentment with life; satisfaction with democracy; opinion leadership and frequency of political discussions; postmaterialism; most important sources of information about the EC; significance of EC membership for the country and the people; influence of the EC on daily life; regret of a failure of the EC; approval of financial aid for the Soviet Union by the EC and preferred point in time; positive or negative impression of the EC Commission; attitude to reform of EC agricultural policy; preference for national or European decision-making authority in selected political areas; attitude to a European Government and European Parliament; expectations of the domestic market 1992; general attitude to the domestic market and a European social policy; frequency of obtaining news from television, radio and newspapers; self-perception as European or member of a country; assessment of the economic development of the country in the last year and expected further development; evaluation of one´s own economic situation in the last year and for the future; usefulness of EC activities on solving the crisis in Yugoslavia; evaluation of the work of the European Parliament; significance of the European Parliament in selected political areas; attitude to an increasing significance of the European Parliament; agreement with an expanded transfer of authority to the EC in an economic and currency union as well as in a political unification; attitude to a European Central Bank. 2. Attitude to questions of data protection: evaluation of data protection; attitude to storage of selected personal data without agreement of the persons affected; trust in organizations regarding data storage; attitude to...