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Culturele Veranderingen in Nederland 1980 - CV'80 Culturele Veranderingen in Nederland 1980 - CV'80 doi:10.17026/DANS-225-USQMSTAR: P0741easy-dataset:31837 J.W. Becker C.P. Middendorp 1981-01-31 DANS Data Station Social Sciences and Humanities 2011-08-16 Social Sciencessociologyfinancestratificationparticipationreligioncrimelawenvironmentenergyconsumptionfamily lifediscriminationwelfareliving conditionsmassmediapolitics, internaleconomy <p>Trend study of changes in general opinions and attitudes of ( parts of ) the Dutch population.</p><p>Job satisfaction, worries, future, unemployment / satisfaction with present life situation, future prospects / media exposure concerning news and politics / average time watching tv / subscription to national newspapers / read news topics : local, national, international, crime / prosperity in family, national, role of government, future expectations / change in morality, social change / government spending / role of government regarding: equality of opportunity, income, property/ education/ economy/ housing/ pollution of the environment/ taxation/ defense spending/ aid to developing countries/ art and culture/ child care/ emancipation of women/ special education for foreigners / more private spending on: housing, child care, pollution, education, energy / preferred level of government spending / worries, fears, depressions, loneliness / satisfaction with: housing, health, happiness, marriage, family life, own education, educational opportunities children, income / income level, level of social securities / quality of social security system / abuse of social securities / stereotypes regarding employed, unemployed, disabled / differences in income and property, workers' participation / freedom of demonstration, expression, strike, draft-dodging / religious beliefs / religiosity / role of religion in social life ( pillarization ) / religious freedom, tolerance /important things in life / transparency of society: information about rights and duties, information by mass-media, political openness / law and order, safety, crime, victimization / social values and beliefs: conservatism, traditionalism, progressiveness, liberalism / democratization and participation / politics, voting behaviour, strength of party-affiliation, sense of political efficacy, women in politics / political attitudes: labour union activities, class conflict, film- and tv censorship, smoking marihuana or hashish, abortion, population growth, death panelty, pornography, upbringing, role of women, police, social securities, jurisdiction / class-consciousness / political actions: strikes, squatting, blockade / cabinet ministers known / pollution / energy saving / misanthropy, tolerance, ethnocentrism, authoritarianism / political left-right selfrating / balance of power / conflicting groups / acceptable measures in case of firms making a loss / political interest / aid to developing countries / consumerism / alternative healing /sexuality / marriage / acceptance of alternative ways of cohabitation /working women / divorce / birth control / parent-child relations / sexual freedom / sexual permissiveness / homosexuality / discrimination.</p><p>P0741B ( additional items ) and P0741C: coalition preference / student participation and quality of scientific education / feminism / left-right rating of political parties / capitalist versus socialist ideology / views on: human nature, nature of ( western ) society / dogmatism / human, civil rights / causes of economic deterioration / perceived changes in personality last 5-10 years / perceived changes in society last 5 years / perceived changes in government policy last 5 years.</p><p>Background variables: basic characteristics/ place of birth/ residence/ household characteristics/ occupation/employment/ income/capital assets/ education/ social class/ politics/ religion/ consumption of durables/ readership, mass media, and 'cultural' exposure/ organizational membership.</p> 1980-11-011981-01-31 https://ssh.datastations.nl/oai doi:10.17026/DANS-225-USQM 2025-12-03T01:00:37Z ddi:codebook:2_5