Method of completion
Q1 - Gender
Q2 - How many years have you lived in Northern Ireland?
Q3 - Would you describe the place you live as being -
Q4 - Considering the area in which you now live, how long a walk (in minutes) do you think it would take you to move outside of your area?
Q5 - Considering the area in which you now live, how long a walk (in minutes) do you think it would take you to move centre of your area?
Q7 - What do you think you will be doing in October 2004?
Q8 - What do you think you will be doing in two years time, in October 2006?
Q9 - What type of your school do you (did you last) attend
Q10 - Would you describe your school as...
Q11_1 - School taught me the skills and knowledge I will really need later in life
Q11_2 - I did not enjoy learning at school
Q11_3 - Some teachers at school really inspired me
Q11_4 - School is all ?listening? and very little ?doing?
Q11_5 - School opened my mind and made me want to learn
Q11_6 - School didn?t teach me how to think for myself
Q12_1 - I was bored at school
Q12_2 - I felt pressured by the school work I had to do
Q12_3 - I was bullied at school
Q13 - Have you ever had any lessons, videos or discussions in school about: Smoking
Q13 - Have you ever had any lessons, videos or discussions in school about: Drinking alcohol
Q13 - Have you ever had any lessons, videos or discussions in school about: Using illegal drugs
Q13 - Have you ever had any lessons, videos or discussions in school about: Using solvents to get high
Q13 - Have you ever had any lessons, videos or discussions in school about: Having sexual intercourse
Q14 - Have you yourself ever done any of these things: Smoked tobacco
Q14 - Have you yourself ever done any of these things: Drunk alcohol
Q14 - Have you yourself ever done any of these things: Used illegal drugs
Q14 - Have you yourself ever done any of these things: Used solvents to get high
Q14 - Have you yourself ever done any of these things: Had sexual intercourse
Q15 - Smoking
Q15 - Drinking
Q15 - Drugs
Q15 - Sexual matters
Q17 - Have you recently been able to concentrate on whatever you're doing
Q18 - Have you recently lost much sleep over worry
Q19 - Have you recently felt you are playing a useful part in things
Q20 - Have you recently felt cabable of making decisions about things
Q21 - Have you recently felt constantly under strain
Q22 - Have you recently felt you couldn't overcome difficulties
Q23 - Have you recently been able to enjoy your normal day-to-day activities
Q24 - Have you recently been able to face up to your problems
Q25 - Have you recently been feeling unhappy and depressed
Q26 - Have you recently been losing confidence in yourself
Q27 - Have you recently been thinking of yourself as a worthless person
Q28 - Have you recently been reasonably happy, all things considered
Q29 - How often do you get stressed
Q30 What makes you stressed (1)
Q30 What makes you stressed (2)
Q30 What makes you stressed (3)
Q31 - Would you describe your area as...
Q32 - Do you regard yourself as belonging to any particular religion.
Q34 - Apart from special occasions such as weddings, funerals, baptisms and so on, how often nowdays do you attend services or meetings connected with your religion?
Q35 - Some people feel very strongly about their religious identity, that is, whether they are Catholic, Protestant or something else - even if they don't go to church. Other people say that their religious identity is not important to them. How important
Q36 - Which of these best describes the way you think of yourself?
Q37 - Some people feel very strongly about national identity, that is; whether they feel British or Irish or something else. Other people say that their national identity is not important to them. How important is your national identity to you?
Q38 - How favourable or unfavourable do you feel about people from the Catholic community?
Q39 - How favourable or unfavourable do you feel about people from the Protestant community?
Q40 - And do you see yourself as:
Q41 - Thinking about how you feel about the other main religious community, what do you think has been the most important influence on your views?
Q42 - Thinking about your time at school, did you ever have contact with pupils from a different religious community to yourself?
Q43 - Was this at school?
Q43 - Was this as part of inter school projects?
Q43 - Travelling at school?
Q43 - Other
Q44 - How often do you socialise or play sport with people from a different religious community to yourself?
Q45 - Thinking about your close friends, how many friends do you have from the other main religious community?
Q46 - How often do you visit the homes of friends who are from the other religious community?
Q47 - How often do these friends visits your home?
Q48 - And how often do you phone or text friends who are from the other religious community?
Q49 - Have you ever attended any cross-community projects (that is, projects with young people from different religious communities)?
Q50 - Thinking about the most recent cross-community project you took part in, how would you describe your contact with people from different reglious communities?
Q51 - Do you think that most people in Norther Ireland would mind or not mind if one of their close relatives were to marry someone of a different religion?
Q52 - Would you mind if a close relative married someone of a different religion?
Q53 - Do you think that most people in Northern Ireland would mind or not mind if one of their close relatives were to marry someone of different race or ethnic origin?
Q54 - Would you mind if a close relative married someone of a different race or ethnic origin?
Q55 - Among the figures below, which one, in your opinion, comes closest to the actual percentage of people from minority ethnic community curretly living in Northern Ireland?
Q56 - And how favourable or unfavourable do you feel about people from minority ethnic communities?
Q57A - Has there have been any time in the last year when you felt intimidated or threatened by republican murals, kerb pointing or flags?
Q57B - Has there been any time in the last year when you felt intimidated or threatened by loyalist murals, kerb pointing or flags?
Q57C - Has there been any time in the last year when you felt intimided or threatened because people were wearing certain footballstrips - for example Rangers or Caltic?
Q57D - Have you ever been threatened by a paramilitary group?
Q57E - Have you ever had to move house because of intimidation?
Q57F - Have you ever been the victim of a paramilitary beating?
Q57G - Has your house ever been damaged by a bomb?
Q57H - Have you ever been injured due to a sectarian incident?
Q57I - Has a member of your family or a close friend in your community ever had to move house because of intimidation?
Q57J - Has a member of your family's or a close friend's home ever been damaged by a bomb?
Q57K - Has a member of your family or a close friend in your community ever been injured due to a sectarian incident?
Q57L - Has a member of your familiy or a close friend in your community ever been threatened by paramilitaries?
Q57M - Has a member of your family or a close friend in your community ever been injured in a paramilitaries beating?
Q58 - What about relations between Protestants and Catholics? Would you say they aer better than they were 5 years ago, worse
Q59 - And what about in 5 years times? Do you think relations between Protestants and Catholics will be better than now, worse than now, or about the same?
Q60 - Do you think that religion will always make a difference to the way people feel about each other in Northern Ireland?
Q61 - 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?
Q62 - And if you were looking for a job would you prefer a workplace with people of only your own religion or a mixed-religion workplace?
Q63 - And 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?
Q65 - How much interest do you generally have in what is going on in politics?
Q66 - How much do you feel you know about politics in Northern Ireland?
Q67 - Interest in political & social issues
Q68a - You can register to vote when you are 16.
Q68b - You must be aged 18 or over to vote.
Q68c - You must be aged 18 or over to stand for election.
Q68d - You need photographic ID to vote.
Q69a - Schools should be required to provide lessons and opportunities for discussion about politics for all pupils
Q69b - Being active in politics is a waste of time
Q69c - I want to have a say in how the country is run.
Q69d - No politicians or parties represent my views.
Q69e - I find the language that politicians use easy to understand.
Q69f - When people like me get involved in politics, they really can change the way things are run.
Q70 - Taken part in sponsored events
Q70 - Taken part in a demonstration, picket or march
Q70 - Signed a petition
Q70 - Worn a political badge
Q70 - Campaigned on behalf of a group
Q70 - Helped with fund raising or collected money for charity
Q70 - Boycotted certain products for political, ethical or environmental reasons
Q70 - Joined a political party or compaining organisation
Q70 - None of the above
Q70 - Other
Q71 - Which of these statements best reflects how you think about voting at elections.
Q67 - Thinking about social and political issue1 (categorized)
Q67 - Thinking about social and political issue2 (categorized)
Q67 - Thinking about social and political issue3 (categorized)