Social Structure and Way of Life in Cities and Villages 1987

Topics: Household questionnaire: municipality and settlement number; position of members of household regarding head of household; residential status; possession of a telephone; property conditions of residential building; community use of additional structures of the building; household furnishings; property possession; equipment of weekend property; residential building form of residential area; book possession; pets; time expenditure to reach sources of day-to-day needs; newspaper purchase of household; degree of self-supply.

Person questionnaire: relation of place of birth and place of residence; place of residence of mother at time of birth; membership in organizations and parties; honorary social function in residential area; employment; reasons for non-employment; qualification of parents; comparison between respondent and his parents regarding occupation, place of work, place of birth, place of residence, party membership, hobbies; place of residence of children; management activity; agreement of occupation and training; form of property of place of work; influence factors on choice of occupation; evaluation of occupation characteristics (scale); intents to move and reasons against this; change of place of residence already taken place and reasons for this; fulfillment of conditions expected with the move; reasons for remaining in place of residence; means of transport to get to work; length of residence; the route to work; place of work; type of settlement of place of work; job commuter; combination of the route to work with necessary errands; ending job commuting and reasons for this; frequency of travel; frequency of conducting housework and leisure activities; attending artistic events; importance of selected areas of life such as family, occupation, culture, environment, children, political activity (scale); time of getting up in the morning; relation with closest neighbors; working hours; shift work; satisfaction with conditions in residential area (scale); polarity profile on the impressions of residential area; time duration of stay outside; participation in community activities at place of residence; familiarity of mayor, the secretary of the local party management and the local party committee of the National Front; reasons for and against participation in social life in place of residence; frequency of private contacts; opinions about other life styles.