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ALLBUS 1980 (ZA No. 1000)
Data Collection Period:
- January 1980 to February 1980
Primary Investigators:
- M. Rainer Lepsius, University of Mannheim;
- Erwin K. Scheuch, University of Cologne;
- Rolf Ziegler, University of Munich;
- ZUMA, Mannheim
Data Collector:
Contents:
Social monitoring of trends in attitudes, behavior, and societal change
in the Federal Republic of Germany. The main topics in 1980 are:
- Importance of life aspects and job
characteristics
- Attitudes towards marriage, family, and partnership
- Attitudes towards and contacts with the
administration
- Perception of social conflicts
- Attitudes towards and contacts with foreign
guest-workers (Gastarbeiter)
- Political attitudes
- Other topics
- ALLBUS-Demography
- Data on the interview
- Derived indices
Topics:
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Importance of life aspects
and job characteristics: family and children, work and
occupation, free time and recreation, friends and acquaintances, kinship,
religion and church, politics and public life; preferred job
characteristics (security, income, responsibility, etc.).
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Attitudes towards marriage,
family, and partnership: family as prerequisite for
happiness; marriage in case of steady partnership; ideal number of
children; importance of educational goals.
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Attitudes towards and
contacts with the administration: detailed determination of
contacts with the administration; personal experiences with the
administration and assessment of treatment by the administration;
attitudes towards privatization of public services, bureaucratization, and
the welfare state.
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Perception of social
conflicts: perceived strength of conflicts or
contradictions (split) between social groups.
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Attitudes towards and
contacts with foreign guest-workers (Gastarbeiter):
attitudinal scale; contacts with foreign guest-workers within the family,
at work, in the neighborhood, or among friends.
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Political attitudes:
political interest; postmaterialism (importance of law and order, fighting
rising prices, free expression of opinions, and influence on governmental
decisions); attitude towards the death penalty for terrorists; opinion on
nuclear power; voting intention (Sonntagsfrage); party-sympathy-scales for
the CDU, SPD, CSU, FDP, NPD, DKP, and the Greens (Die Grünen);
self-placement on a left-right continuum.
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Other topics:
friends and acquaintances (ego-centered networks), including information
on kinship, occupational position, party preference of and mutual
familiarity between friends or acquaintances; attitudes towards abortion;
self-assessment of social class; fair share in standard of living; parts
of a scale on the influence of social desirability on respondents (SDS),
fear of unemployment or loss of own business.
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ALLBUS-Demography:
- Details about the respondent: gender; year of birth, age; place of
residence (federal state, size of municipality, Boustedt-type of
municipality, administrative region); religious denomination, frequency
of church attendance; voting intention (Sonntagsfrage); general
education, vocational training, currently at school or university;
employment status; details about current occupation: length of
employment, affiliation to public service, industrial sector, size of
company; length of unemployment; details about former occupation; date
of termination of full- or part-time employment; desire for employment;
principal source of livelihood; respondent's income; marital status;
marital biography.
- Details about respondent's current spouse: general education,
vocational training; employment status; fear of unemployment or loss of
business; length of unemployment; date of termination of full- or
part-time employment; details about current and former occupation
respectively; religious denomination.
- Details about respondent's former spouse: general education,
vocational training; details about current and former occupation
respectively; religious denomination.
- Details about respondent's parents: general education and occupation
of father.
- Composition of household: size of household, number of persons older
than 17 in household (reduced household size); household income; number
of children; type of dwelling.
- Details about household members: relation to respondent; gender;
year of birth, age; marital status; income; German citizenship.
- Details about children not living in the household: age. Year of
birth and year of death of deceased children.
- Respondent's current memberships (Deutscher Gewerkschaftsbund - DGB (German Confederation
of Trade Unions), Deutsche Angestelltengewerkschaft - DAG (German Salaried Employees' Trade Union),
Deutscher Beamtenbund - DBB (German Civil Service Federation), Deutscher Bauernverband
(German Farmers Association), trade association, Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie - BDI
(Federation of German Industries), other occupational association; choral society, sports club,
leisure activity club, local citizens club or community club, other social association,
association of German expellees or refugees, charitable association, religious/church organization,
youth or student organization, political party, citizens' initiative, other club or association).
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Data on the interview:
presence of additional persons and designation of these persons;
interferences of these persons in the interview; willingness to cooperate
and reliability of the respondent; length of interview, date of interview.
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Derived indices:
International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO 1968);
occupational prestige (according to Treiman).
Total Population and Sample:
- Universe sampled: Federal Republic of Germany (including West Berlin)
- Household sample: Multi-stage random sample (ADM-Mastersample) of
private households addressing all individuals with German citizenship who
were at least 18 years of age by the day of the interview.
Method of Data Collection:
- Personal interview with standardized questionnaire (PAPI - Paper and
Pencil Interviewing)
Primary Sampling Units / Sample-Points:
Response Rate:
Dataset:
| Number of Respondents: |
2955 |
| Number of Variables: |
371 |
Further notes:
- In addition to the regular file described here there is a
supplementary file for methodological research. Apart from contact
protocols for the interviews in the regular file, it contains information
on interviewer characteristics and different interviewer attitudes towards
topics measured in the survey. For instance, the party preference of the
interviewer and the extent of the interviewer's activity for the
contracting institute, GETAS, as well as for all other institutes, was
determined. This file contains about 120 variables and should be used in
connection with the main file.
- A second version of this data set (147 variables) with a shortened demography module
is additionally available as ALLBUScompact
1980 (ZA No. 3704).
German site
© GESIS Michael Terwey
25.06.2008
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