Summary information

Study title

Social and Cultural Determinants of the Conduct of Foreign Workers in the Federal Republic of Germany (Pretest: Germans and Foreigners)

Creator

Esser, Hartmut (Institut für Arbeitssoziologie und Arbeitspolitik, Ruhr-Universität Bochum )

Study number / PID

ZA1042, Version 1.0.0 (GESIS)

10.4232/1.1042 (DOI)

Data access

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Series

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Abstract

Life and job situation of the German population and foreign workers in a Cologne part of town (pretest survey). Topics: The current study served as a pretest for the primary investigations described in ZA Study Nos. 1043 and 1044 (see description there). The major topics of these investigations are thus largely identical. Besides the methodological screening of the research instruments the pretest additionally helped in the decision about the use of survey procedure (written or oral survey). For this reason the pretest questionnaire was designed such that it could be used both for written as well as for oral interviews. Demography: age; sex; marital status; number of children; religious denomination; school education; vocational training; occupation; income; income of spouse; city size; occupation of spouse; job opportunities in country of origin; nationality and place of residence of spouse; children in Germany and their training; educational level sought.

Keywords

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Methodology

Data collection period

06/1976 - 10/1976

Country

Time dimension

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Analysis unit

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Universe

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Sampling procedure

Simple random selection

Kind of data

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Data collection mode

Oral survey with standardized questionnaire as well as written survey

Access

Publisher

GESIS Data Archive for the Social Sciences

Publication year

1976

Terms of data access

C - Data and documents are only released for academic research and teaching after the data depositor's written authorization. For this purpose the Data Archive obtains a written permission with specification of the user and the analysis intention.

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