Study title

Attitudes and prejudices towards people of different religious, social and ethnic origins. Religion and religiousness. Gender roles. Attitudes towards Muslim fellow citizens. Personal goals. Personal identification. Topics: Identification as German; feeling of belonging to a religious community; self-classification on an upper-bottom scale; left-right self-assessment; scales: Right-Wing Authoritarianism; Social Dominance Orientation; Responsibilisation; Entrepreneurial self; Protestant work ethic; Islamophobia; Homophobia; Xenophobia; Traditional anti-Semitism; Anti-Semitic criticism of Israel; Established privileges; Racism; Sexism; Devaluation of the long-term unemployed; Intention to discriminate against the long-term unemployed; Anti-Americanism; General perception of competition in society; Perceived ethnic competition (general/realistic); Perceived ethnic competition (general/symbolic); Perceived ethnic competition (personal); Perceived ethnic threat (realistic); Perceived ethnic threat (symbolic); Intention to discriminate against migrants; Intergroup contact; Religious identification; Religious centrality; Religious pluralism; Religious fundamentalism; Insecurity; Secondary anti-Semitism; Standard on freedom of expression; Anti-Semitism standard; Anti-Semitic detour communication; Rape myth acceptance; Respect (concerning Muslims); Liking (concerning Muslims); Private contact (concerning Muslims); Work-related contact (concerning Muslims); Prejudices against Muslim women; Target orientation; Gender identity. Demography: German nationality; denomination; German nationality of parents and grandparents (migration background); self-definition as migrant vs. German; sex; age (classified); highest general school leaving certificate; vocational qualification; employment status or other situation; household size; number of persons contributing to household income; household net income; personal net income; willingness to participate again. Additionally coded...