Q3.Would you describe the place where you live as ...
1 = A big city
2 = The suburbs or outskirts of a big city
3 = A small city or town
4 = A country village
5 = A farm or home in the country

Gender of respondent
1 = Male
2 = Female

Q2.Do you look after or help one person living with you or is it more than one?
-1 = Skip from CAREHOME
1 = One
2 = Two
3 = Three
4 = Four
5 = Five
10 = Ten

Q3.What about people not living with you, do you provide some regular service or help for any sick, disabled or elderly relative, friend or neighbour not living with you?
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = Don't know

Q4.Do you look after or help one person not living with you?
-1 = Skip from CARESEP
1 = One
2 = Two
3 = Three
4 = Four
5 = Five
10 = Ten

Q11.Taking account of all the help you give, about how long do you spend looking after in an average week?
1 = 0-2 hours per week

Q12 How many days per week do you usually look after or help?
-1 = Skip, not a carer
1 = One day per week
2 = Two days per week
3 = Three days per week
4 = Four days per week
5 = Five days per week
6 = Six days per week
7 = Seven days per week
8 = Don’t know

Q1.What about relations between Protestants and Catholics? Would you say they are better than they were 5 years ago, worse, or about the same now as then?
1 = Better
2 = About the same
3 = Worse
4 = Other,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q3.If you had a choice, would you prefer to live in a neighbourhood with people of only your own religion, or in a mixed-religion neighbourhood?
1 = Own religion only
2 = Mixed religion neighbourhood
3 = Other,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q4.If you were working and had to change your job, would you prefer a workplace with people of only your own religion, or a mixed religion workplace?
1 = Own religion only
2 = Mixed religion workplace
3 = Other,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q5.If you were deciding where to send your children to school, would you prefer a school with children of only your own religion, or a mixed-religion school?
1 = Own religion only
2 = Mixed religion school
3 = Other,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q6.Which of these best describes the way you think of yourself?
1 = British
2 = Irish
3 = Ulster
4 = Northern Irish
5 = Other,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q7.Do you think most people in N.I. would mind if one of their close relatives were to marry someone of a different religion?
1 = Would mind a lot
2 = Would mind a little
3 = Would not mind
8 = Don’t know

Q9.The Union Jack is normally flown outside public buildings on special occasions like public holidays. On future special occasions, what flag do you think should be flown outside public buildings?
1 = Union flag
2 = Irish tricolour
3 = Both the union flag and the Irish tricolour
4 = No flag at all
5 = A new neutral flag for Northern Ireland
6 = Other,please specify
7 = (Don't care)
8 = Don’t know

Q10.Has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt intimidated by republican murals, kerb paintings, or flags?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Other,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q12.Do you think there are more republican murals and flags on display these days than there were five years ago?
1 = More
2 = About the same number
3 = Less
4 = Other,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q17.Thinking about the Union Jack being flown on lampposts in public streets, do you think this happens more than it did five years ago, less, or is it just the same?
1 = More
2 = Just the same
3 = Less
4 = Other,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q18.Equality laws unfair to Catholics
1 = Yes
2 = No

Q19.Suppose you were applying for a job, how much would it matter to you how many people there were of your own religion at the workplace?
1 = a lot
2 = a bit
3 = not at all
8 = Don’t know

Q20.Suppose you were applying for a job, would you avoid workplaces situated in a mainly Protestant area?
1 = Yes, definitely
2 = Yes, probably
3 = Probably not
4 = Definitely not
8 = Don’t know

Q22.These days, many employers try to make their workplaces ‘neutral spaces’ - that is where there are no symbols on display of either Protestant or Catholic culture and traditions. Thinking of your own workplace, would you say that it was
1 = Always or most of the time
2 = Sometimes neutral
3 = Never neutral
4 = It depends,please specify
5 = Don’t have a workplace
8 = Don’t know

Q23.Do you think that it should be a neutral space?
-1 = Skip from ISWKNEUT
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Other,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q24.And thinking of the neighbourhood where you live, would you say that it was a ‘neutral space’?
1 = Always or most of the time
2 = Sometimes
3 = Never
4 = It depends,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q30.About how many of your friends would you say are the same religion as you?
1 = All
2 = Most
3 = Half
4 = Less than half
5 = None
6 = Don’t have a religion
7 = Not Protestant or Catholic
8 = Don’t know

Q33.How favourable or unfavourable do you feel about people from the Catholic community?
1 = Very favourable
2 = Favourable
3 = Neither favourable nor unfavourable
4 = Unfavourable
5 = Very unfavourable
8 = Don’t know

Q35.How much do you understand about the Catholic community’s culture and traditions? Would you say...
1 = a lot
2 = a little
3 = hardly anything
4 = nothing at all
8 = Don’t know

Q36.How much do you understand about the Protestant community’s culture and traditions? Would you say...
1 = a lot
2 = a little
3 = hardly anything
4 = or nothing at all
8 = Don’t know

Q37.How much respect do you have for the Catholic community’s culture and traditions? Would you say...
1 = a lot
2 = a little
3 = hardly any
4 = none at all
8 = Don’t know

Q39.N.I. is a normal civic society in which all individuals are equal, where differences are resolved through dialogue and where all people are treated impartially
1 = Definitely not achieved
2 = 2
3 = 3
4 = 4
5 = 5
6 = 6
7 = 7
8 = 8
9 = 9
10 = Definitely achieved
98 = Don't know

Q40.Thinking about your workplace, is it a place where you feel you can be open about your own cultural identity?
1 = Yes, definitely
2 = Yes, probably
3 = Probably not
4 = Definitely not
5 = Don’t have a workplace
8 = Don’t know

Q42.Thinking about the schools that your children attend, are these schools places where your children feel free they can be open about their own cultural identity?
1 = Yes, definitely
2 = Yes, probably
3 = Probably not
4 = Definitely not
5 = Depends on the school
6 = Don’t have children at school
8 = Don’t know

Q7.Over the last 12 months, compared to people of your own age, would you say that your health has on the whole been...
1 = Excellent
2 = Good
3 = Fair
4 = Poor
5 = Very poor
8 = Don’t know

Q2.What nationality are you?
1 = British
2 = Irish
3 = British and Irish
4 = Other,please specify

Q3.Thinking of people from minority ethnic communities, do you think there is a lot of prejudice against them in N.I. nowadays?
1 = A lot
2 = A little
3 = Hardly any
8 = Don t know

Q4.Do you think there is generally more racial prejudice in N.I. now than there was 5 years ago?
1 = More now
2 = About the same
3 = Less now
4 = Other,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q5.Do you think there will be the same amount of racial prejudice in N.I. in 5 years time compared with now?
1 = More in 5 years
2 = About the same
3 = Less
4 = Other,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q6.Which group do you think there is most prejudice against?
1 = Black (African, Caribbean)
2 = Chinese
3 = South Asian (Indian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi)
4 = Irish Traveller
5 = Portuguese
6 = Polish
7 = Other Eastern European
8 = Filipino
9 = Other,please specify
10 = Don’t know
11 = None of these

Q7.How much do you agree with the statement, "In relation to colour and ethnicity, I prefer to stick with people of my own kind"
1 = Strongly agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly disagree
8 = Don’t know

Q8.In relation to colour and ethnicity, which of these statements BEST describes how you feel about mixing with people from a different background to your own?
1 = I prefer the company of people from the same ethnic backgrou
2 = I prefer the company of people from a different ethnic backg
3 = I have no preference
4 = I don’t know anyone of a different ethnic background
5 = Other,please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q3.To which political party do you feel closest?
1 = Conservative
2 = Labour
3 = Liberal Democrat
4 = Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
5 = Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
6 = DUP or Democratic Unionist Party
7 = Alliance Party
8 = Sinn Fein
9 = Progressive Unionist Party (PUP)
10 = Women s Coalition
11 = Other Party, please specify
12 = None
13 = Other answer (WRITE IN)
14 = Green Party
15 = UK Unionist
16 = Workers Party
98 = Don't know
99 = No reply

Q5.Do you think of yourself as a unionist or a nationalist?
1 = Unionist
2 = Nationalist
3 = Neither
4 = Other, please specify
8 = Don’t know

Q6.Would you call yourself a strong unionist/nationalist?
-1 = Skip from UNINATID
1 = Very strong
2 = Fairly strong
3 = Not very strong
8 = Don t know

Q7.Do you think the long-term policy for N.I. should be to remain part of the U.K. or to reunify with the rest of Ireland?
1 = Remain part of the United Kingdom
2 = Reunify with the rest of Ireland?
3 = Independent state
4 = Other, please specify
8 = Don't know

Q8a.If the majority of people in N.I. ever voted to become part of a United Ireland, do you think you...
-1 = Skip from NIRELAND
1 = would find this almost impossible to accept
2 = Would not like it, but could live with it if you had to
3 = or, would happily accept the wishes of the majority?
8 = Don't know
9 = No reply

Q8b.If the majority of people in N.I. NEVER voted to become part of a United Ireland do you think you...
-1 = Skip from NIRELAND
1 = would find this almost impossible to accept
2 = Would not like it, but could live with it if you had to,
3 = Or, would happily accept the wishes of the majority?
8 = Don't know
9 = No reply

Q9.How did you vote in 1998 when the referendum on the Good Friday Agreement was held?
1 = I voted Yes
2 = I voted No
3 = I didn't vote
4 = I wasn't registered to vote
8 = Don’t know or Can’t remember
9 = Refused

Q10.The St Andrew's Agreement gives a timetable for the restoration of devolved government in N.I.. How do you think you would vote in 2007 if there was a referendum on the St. Andrew's Agreement?
1 = I would vote Yes
2 = I would vote No
3 = I wouldn t vote
4 = I'm not registered to vote
8 = Don't know
9 = Refused

Q11.Which of these statements comes closest to your view?
1 = NI should become independent separate from UK & Eur Union
2 = NI should become independent separate from UK but in E.U.
3 = NI emain part of UK with its own Parl with tax & law-making
4 = NI remain part of the UK with Assemby & limited law-making
5 = NI remain part of UK without an elected Assembly
6 = NI should unify with Republic of Ireland
8 = Don’t know

Q1.Do you (or your family) own or rent this house or flat or bungalow?
1 = Own - Outright
2 = Own - Buying on mortgage
3 = Own - Buying on Co-ownership Scheme
4 = Rent - Housing Executive
5 = Rent - Housing Association
6 = Rent - Private Landlord
7 = Other,please specify
8 = Don t know

Q4.Respondent's marital status
1 = Single (never married)
2 = Married
3 = Living as married
4 = Separated
5 = Divorced
6 = Widowed

Q5.Respondent's highest Educational Qualification you have achieved
1 = Degree Level or Higher
2 = BTEC (Higher), BEC (Higher), TEC (Higher), HNC, HND
3 = GCE A Level (including NVQ Level 3)
4 = BTEC (National), TEC (National), BEC (National), ONC, OND
5 = GCSE (including NVQ Level 2), GCE O Level (including CSE Gr
6 = CSE (other than Grade 1)
7 = Other
8 = No formal qualification

Q5a How old were you when you completed your continuous full-time education?
1 = 15 or under
2 = 16
3 = 17
4 = 18
5 = 19 or over
6 = Still at school
7 = Still at college or university
8 = Other,please specify
98 = Don’t know or Can’t remember

Q6a.How many hours a week do you normally work in your job?
-1 = Skip, not working
999 = No reply

Q6b.Are you currently a member of a trade union?
-1 = Skip, not working
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = Don’t know
999 = No reply

Q12a.How many people do or did you manage or supervise?
-3 = Skip, not a manager/foreman/supervisor
-2 = Skip, not an employee
-1 = Skip, never worked

Q13.Do or did you work in the public, private or voluntary sector?
-2 = Skip, not an employee
-1 = Skip, never worked
1 = Public sector
2 = Private sector
3 = Voluntary or charity sector
4 = Other
8 = Don’t know

Q15a.How many hours a week does your spouse work in his/her job?
-2 = Skip, not working
-1 = Skip from RMARSTAT

Q23c.In what religion were you brought up?
-1 = DK,Refused
1 = Catholic
2 = Protestant
3 = Non Christian
4 = No religion

Q24.Apart from special occasions, how often do you attend services or meetings connected with your religion?
-2 = Skip, refused at RELIGION or FAMRELIG
-1 = Skip, no religion
1 = Once a week or more
2 = 2 or 3 times a month
3 = Once a month
4 = Several times a year
5 = Less frequently
6 = Never
8 = Don t know

Q25 Does your (husband/wife/partner) regard themselves as belonging to any particular religion?
-2 = Skip, no partner
-1 = DK,Refused
1 = Catholic
2 = Protestant
3 = Non Christian
4 = No religion

Q29.Has any child in your care ever attended a mixed or integrated school in N.I.?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = My children are not yet at school
4 = Never had any children (in my care)
8 = Don't know

Total household income
1 = Under £3,000 per annum (less than £60 per week)
2 = £3,000 - £3,999 per annum (£60 - £80 per week)
3 = £4,000 - £6,999 per annum (£80 - £135 per week)
4 = £7,000 - £9,999 per annum (£135 - £195 per week)
5 = £10,000 - £14,999 per annum (£195 - £290 per week)
6 = £15,000 - £19,999 per annum (£290 - £385 per week)
7 = £20,000 - £25,999 per annum (£385 - £500 per week)
8 = £26,000 - £29,999 per annum (£500 - £580 per week)
9 = £30,000 - £39,999 per annum (£580 - £770 per week)
10 = £40,000 -£49,999 per year (£770- £960 per week)
11 = £50,000 - £59,999 per year (£960 - £1155 per week)
12 = £60,000+ per year (£1155 per week)
13 = I DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION
98 = Don t know

Q30.Personal income before tax and national insurance contributions
1 = Under £3,000 per year (less than £60 per week)
2 = £3,000 - £3,999 per year (£60 - £80 per week)
3 = £4,000 - £6,999 per year (£80 - £135 per week)
4 = £7,000 - £9,999 per year (£135 - £195 per week)
5 = £10,000 - £14,999 per year (£195 - £290 per week)
6 = £15,000 - £19,999 per year (£290 - £385 per week)
7 = £20,000 - £25,999 per year (£385 - £500 per week)
8 = £26,000 - £29,999 per year (£500 - £580 per week)
9 = £30,000 - £39,999 per year (£580 - £770 per week)
10 = £40,000 -£49,999 per year (£770- £960 per week)
11 = £50,000 - £59,999 per year (£960 - £1155 per week)
12 = £60,000+ per year (£1155 per week)
13 = I DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION
98 = Don t know

Q.15 OPINION AS TO WHAT METHOD BRINGS BETTER RELATIONS BETWEEN PROTESTANTS AND CATHOLICS IN N.I.
-1 = No self completion
1 = Better relations will come about through more mixing
2 = Better relations will come about through more separation
3 = Can't choose
4 = No reply
9 = Not answered

Q.16 LEVEL OF FAVOURABILITY TOWARDS MORE MIXNG OR SEPARATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS
-1 = No self completion
1 = Much more mixing
2 = Bit more mixing
3 = Keep things as they are
4 = Bit more separation
5 = Much more separation
8 = Can't choose
9 = Not answered

Q.19 WHEN IS IT LEGITIMATE TO DISPLAY UNION FLAGS ON MAIN STREETS
-1 = No self completion
1 = All year round
2 = Only for a few weeks around special events
3 = Never
4 = It depends
5 = Can't choose
6 = No reply
8 = Can't choose
9 = Not answered

Q.21 LIKELIHOOD TO SHOP IN NEIGHBOURHOODS WITH DISPLAYS OF LOYALIST FLAGS OR MURALS
-1 = No self completion
1 = Less willing
2 = Would make no difference
3 = More willinng
4 = Can't choose
5 = No reply
8 = Can't choose
9 = Not answered

Respondent's religion - categorised
1 = Catholic
2 = Protestant
3 = No religion

NS-SEC Social Class - Respondent
1.1 = Large employers and higher managerial occupations
1.2 = Higher professional occupations
2 = Lower managerial and professional occupations
3 = Intermediate occupations
4 = Small employers and own account workers
5 = Lower supervisory and technical occupation
6 = Semi-routine occupations
7 = Routine occupations
8 = Never worked and long-term unemployed
9 = Not classified

NS-SEC Social Class - Partner
-1 = Skip from RMARSTAT
1.1 = Large employers and higher managerial occupations
1.2 = Higher professional occupations
2 = Lower managerial and professional occupations
3 = Intermediate occupations
4 = Small employers and own account workers
5 = Lower supervisory and technical occupation
6 = Semi-routine occupations
7 = Routine occupations
8 = Never worked and long-term unemployed
9 = Not classified

Economic status of Respondent
1 = Working fulltime
2 = Working part-time
3 = Unemployed
4 = Govt training scheme
5 = Retired
6 = Fulltime education
7 = Looking after home
8 = Permanently sick or disabled
9 = Not working & not seeking work
10 = Fulltime carer
11 = Other
12 = Part-time education
13 = Voluntary work

Economic status of Spouse
-1 = No spouse/partner
1 = Working fulltime
2 = Working part-time
3 = Unemployed
4 = Govt training scheme
5 = Retired
6 = Fulltime education
7 = Looking after home
8 = Permanent sick or disabled
9 = Not working & not seeking work
10 = Carer
11 = Other

Spouse's age
-1 = No spouse/partner

Amount of ethnic name-calling by R & friends
0 = None

Work status
-1 = Never worked
1 = Employee
2 = Supervisor or foreperson
3 = Self-employed
4 = Manager