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  Ageism and Ageing,Republic of Ireland - 2008

Variable Listing for Module: Attitudes to Older People

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OTREAT: Are older people are treated better or worse because of their age?

ORESPECT: As you get older, do people treat you with more respect?

AUTHOLD: Do the authorities in Ireland do all they should for older people?

OPPOLNI: Are older people adequately represented by politicians in Ireland?

OPCHAMP: Do older people need an independent body outside government that champions their needs and rights?

OPNATORG: Are there good national organisations in Ireland that represent older people?

OPORG: Do older people need to organise themselves to campaign about issues that affect them?

CONSULT: Does the government consult older people enough about issues that affect them?

MCARD70: Should everyone over 70 be automatically entitled to a medical card?

MEANS70: Is it fair to means-test people over 70 to get a medical card?

OPROB1-OPROBALL: Main problems facinig older people in Ireland today?

OPADMIRE: Are older people admired and respected by young people?

GIVUPWRK: Should people in their 50s give up work to make way for younger people?

GIVUPW60: Should people in their 60s give up work to make way for younger people?

OPSETWAY: Are older people too set in their ways and ideas?

OPLSTNYP: Are older people willing to listen to young people’s views?

OPRIGHTS: Should older people stand up more actively for their own rights?

OPYPMIX: Should older and younger people mix together more often socially?

OPPRICES: Should all older people be given reduced prices for things like gas, electricity, telephone and transport?

OPYOUNG: Are older people much younger in their ways these days?

NOTRECOP: Does society recognise the contribution that many older people are still able to make?

HSCWOP1: Do health and social care workers treat older people differently with regard to their attitudes to them?

HSCWOP2: Do health and social care workers treat older people differently with regard to the treatment of their illnesses?

HSCWOP3: Do health and social care workers treat older people differently when placing them on waiting lists for tests and operations?

ULESSDIG: Were you ever treated with less dignity and respect by people in the health and social care professions because of your age?

UNOTMED: Were you ever not offered medical treatment because of your age?

FLESSDIG: Was a friend or family member treated with less dignity and respect by people in the health and social care professions because of their age?

FNOTMED: Was a friend or family member not offered medical treatment because of their age?

OPLKWORK: Are people in their 50’s and 60’s who are looking for work are generally treated better han younger people by prospective employers?

FS50PEN: Do people in their fifties and up to retirement age get a good deal from the financial sector?

FSOVPEN: Do people over retirement age get a good deal from the financial sector?

UDISCFS: Have you ever not treated as well as you might have been by the financial sector because of your age?

FDISCFS: Was a friend or family member not treated as well as they might have been by the financial sector because of their age?

RETPDEMP: Should people over the state retirement age be encouraged to stay in paid employment?

OWJBREC: Are older workers discriminated against with regard to job recruitment?

OWJBTRAN: Are older workers discriminated against with regard to job training?

OWJBPROM: Are older workers discriminated against with regard to job promotion?

OWJBSTAT: Are older workers discriminated against with regard to status or position in their organisation?

UDISCEMP: Did an employer not treat you well because of your age?

FDISCEMP: Was a friend or family member not treated well by an employer because of their age?

RETGRAD: Would you prefer to retire gradually?

TRNPLUMB: Should a 16 year old or a 50 year old be offered an apprenticeship?

HEARTOP: Should an older or a younger man receive a heart by-pass first?

STFINPEN: Is the financial provision made by the state for pensioners adequate?

PENROI: Is a pension of €223.30 per week a reasonable deal?

AGEOLD: At what age do you think of someone as an ‘older person’?

UNPAID1: Have you raised or handled money in the last 12 months?

UNPAID2: Have you lead a group or been a member of a committee in the last 12 months?

UNPAID3: Have you organised or help run an activity in the last 12 months?

UNPAID4: Have you visited people in the last 12 months?

UNPAID5: Have you befriended or mentored people in the last 12 months?

UNPAID6: Have you coached in the last 12 months?

UNPAID7: Have you given advice or information in the last 12 months?

UNPAID8: Have you done secretarial, adminstrative or clerical work in the last 12 months?

UNPAID9: Have you provided transport in the last 12 months?

UNPAID10: Have you done representing in the last 12 months?

UNPAID11: Have you done promotion in the last 12 months?

UNPAID12: Have you done campaigning in the last 12 months?

UNPAID13: Have you given other practical help in the last 12 months?

UNPAID14: Have you helped in a church or religious organisation in the last 12 months?

UNPAID15: Have you collected or made things to be sold for charity in the last 12 months?

UNPAID16: Have you provided teaching or training in the last 12 months?

UNPAID17: Have you sold tickets in the last 12 months?

UNPAID18: Have you worked with young people in the last 12 months?

UNPAID19: Have you worked in a charity shop in the last 12 months?

OPMEDIA: Have you been aware of campaigns on behalf of older people in the media in the last 12 months?

OPPROGMS: Are you aware of programmes to encourage older people to take part in activities usually thought as for younger people?

OLDBOLD: Have you ever heard of the 'Older and Bolder' initiative?

NOAGEISM: Have you ever heard of 'Say No to Ageism Week'?


 

 










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