Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey 2000

Module: Community/Good Relations

This page lists the questions asked onCommunity/Good Relationsiin 2000. Clicking on the variable name before each question will bring you to the tables of results for that question. Publications and further information on Community/Good Relations can be found on the Community Relations Resources page.

There are no plans to put tables of results for the questions asked on Social Capital within this module on the web site, as the data are quite complicated. However, you can look at the questions in the main questionnaire. If you would like to obtain the data, please contact us.

RLRELAGO: Are relations between Protestants and Catholics better now than 5 years ago?

RLRELFUT: Will relations between Protestants and Catholics be better in 5 years time?

RELGALWY: Will religion always make a difference to the way people feel about each other?

MXRLGNGH: Would you prefer to live in a neighbourhood with people of only your own religion?

MXRLGWRK: Would you prefer a workplace with people of only your own religion?

OWNMXSCH: Would you prefer a school with children of only your own religion?

RACE1: Which group do you belong to?

NINATID: Do you think of yourself as British/Irish/Ulster/Northern Irish?

COMPLOSS: Does compromise and accommodation means everyone loses out?

COMPBETT: Will everyone be better off the more people that are willing to compromise?

COMPNSUR: Is it possible to compromise without surrendering basic principles?

VIEWLOST: Is it your fear that your own view point will be lost among louder voices?

VIEWSACC: In the future, will the viewpoints of all cultural traditions be accepted by everyone in Northern Ireland?

EQUALRLG: Are Protestants and Catholics treated equally?

WHOBETT: Who is usually treated better - Protestants or Catholics?

JOBOPPS: Are Protestants/Catholics treated better with job opportunities?

HOUSING: Are Protestants/Catholics treated better with housing?

EXPCULT: Are Protestants/Catholics treated better in expressing their own culture?

TREATPOL: Are Protestants/Catholics treated better by the police?

EDOPPS: Are Protestants/Catholics treated better with educational opportunities?

IMPEQUAL: In which area is it most important that Protestants and Catholics should be treated equally?

RELIGION: Religion of respondent

FAMRELIG: What religion were you brought up in?

FRIENDRL: Are many of your friends the same religion as yourself?

CULTRAD1: Does living in Northern Ireland mean we are influenced by several cultural traditions?

CULTRAD2: Do you have your own cultural tradition and see no need to take part in any others?

CULTRAD3: Does having different cultural traditions in Northern Ireland mean that there will always be conflict between them?

CULTRAD4: Does having different cultural traditions in Northern Ireland enrich us all?

CULTRAD5: Is your cultural tradition always the underdog?

PRIOREQ: Should it be a top priority for government to make sure that Protestants and Catholics are treated equally?

RIGTCATH: Is there always talk about the rights of Catholics but never not about the rights of Protestants?

RIGTPROT: Is there always talk about the rights of Protestants but never not about the rights of Catholics?

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