WWRELCHD: Can a working mother establish just as warm and secure a relationship with her children as a mother who does not work? WWCHDSUF: Is a pre-school child likely to suffer if his or her mother works? WWFAMSUF: Does family life suffer when the woman has a full-time job? WANTHOME: Is a home and children what most women want? HWIFEFFL: Is being a housewife just as fulfilling as working for pay? FEMJOB: Is having a job the best way for a woman to be an independent person? WOMENWRK: Do most women have to work to support their families? BOTHEARN: Should both the man and woman contribute to the household income? SEXROLE: Is a man's job to earn money and a women's job to look after the home and family? TRADROLE: Is it not good if the man stays at home and cares for the children and the woman goes out to work? FAMLIFE: Does family life suffer because men concentrate too much on their work? IDLNCHLD: What is the ideal number of children for a family to have? MTHRWRKD: Did your mother ever work for pay for as long as one year after you were born and before you were 14? PMSWRNG: Are sexual relations before marriage wrong? TNSWRNG: Is sex when under 16 wrong? EMSWRNG: Is extra-marital sex wrong? HMSWRNG: Are sexual relations between two adults of the same sex wrong? HARASSCW: Have you ever been sexually harassed at work? CPLINCOM: How do you and your spouse/partner organise the income that one or both of you receive? HHJOB1: In your household who does the laundry? HHJOB2: In your household who makes small repairs around the house? HHJOB3: In your household who looks after sick family members? HHJOB4: In your household who shops for groceries? BOTHWORK: Do you and your partner both have paid work at the moment? EARNMOST: Do you or your partner earn more money? RMARWRK1: Did you work outside the home after marrying/living as married and before you had children? RMARWRK2: Did you work outside the home when a child ws under school age? RMARWRK3: Did you work outside the home after the youngest child started school? RMARWRK4: Did you work outside the home after the children left home? SMARWRK1: Did your spouse/partner work outside the home after marrying/living as married and before you had children? SMARWRK2: Did your spouse/partner work outside the home when a child was under school age? SMARWRK3: Did your spouse/partner work outside the home after the youngest child started school? SMARWRK4: Did your spouse/partner work outside the home after the children left home? CHLDARR: Should mothers of young children expect employers to make special arrangements to help them combine jobs and childcare? CHLDGOV: Should the government provide money for childcare, so that mothers of young children can work if they want to? CHDCARE1: Suitable for 3 year old child of working parents: a state or local authority nursery. CHDCARE2: Suitable for 3 year old child of working parents: a private creche or nursery. CHDCARE3: Suitable for 3 year old child of working parents: child-minder or babysitter. CHDCARE5: Suitable for 3 year old child of working parents: a relative. CHDCARE6: Suitable for 3 year old child of working parents: workplace nursery or creche. HHJOB5: In your household who does decides what to have for dinner? FEMJOBOP: Are job opportunities for women better or worse than for men? FEMEDOP: Are university education for women better or worse than for men? FEMINC: Are income and wages better for women than men? FEMPROM: Are promotion opportunities better for women than men? WWHAPPIR: Will a woman and her family all be happier if she goes out to work? WOMWKKID: Should women try to combine a career and children? FEMHOME: Should married women stay at home in times of high unemployment? WOMWKGD: Is it good for women to work if the children are well looked after? MWEXTRAS: Do most married women work only to earn money for extras? WOMSUFFR: If a woman takes several years off to look after her children, is it only fair her career should suffer? WOMRIGHT: Do married women have a right to work if they want to, whaterver their family situation? JOBMF1: Job suitable for men and women: social worker. JOBMF2: Job suitable for men and women: police officer. JOBMF3: Job suitable for men and women: secretary. JOBMF4: Job suitable for men and women: car mechanic. JOBMF5: Job suitable for men and women: nurse. JOBMF9: Job suitable for men and women: family doctor/GP. JOBMF11: Job suitable for men and women: MP. JOBMF12: Job suitable for men and women: director of an international company. JOBMF13: Job suitable for men and women: airline pilot. JOBMF14: Job suitable for men and women: local councillor. JOBMF8: Job suitable for men and women: bank manager. WWCHLD1: Should women work after marrying and before there are children? WWCHLD2: Should women work when there is a child under school age? WWCHLD3: Should women work after the youngest child starts school? WWCHLD4: Should women work after the children leave home? MARVIEW1: Are married people generally happier than unmarried people? MARVIEW3: Is financial security the main advantage of marriage ? MARVIEW4: Is the main purpose of marriage to have children? MARVIEW5: Is it better to have a bad marriage than no marriage at all? MARVIEW6: Should people who want children get married? MARVIE10: Can one parent bring up a child as well as two parents together? MARVIE11: Is it all right for a couple to live together without getting married? MARVIE12: Is it a good idea for couples intending to get married to live together first? MARVIE13: Is divorce the best solution when a couple can't work out their marriage problems? CHDVIEW2: Is watching children grow up life's greatest joy? CHDVIEW3: Does having children interfere too much with the freedom of parents? CHDVIEW6: Do people who have never had children lead empty lives? CHDVIEW7: Should parents stay together even if they don't get along? CHDVIEW8: Should a married couple with no children stay together even if they don't get along? PREPCHLD: Is it more important for a child to be obedient or to think for themselves?