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Database of Selected British Gallup Opinion Polls, 1958-1991

Authors: The Data Archive;

Database of Selected British Gallup Opinion Polls, 1958-1991

Abstract

The <i>Database of Selected British Gallup Opinion Polls</i> is a sample product, developed at The Data Archive by the Opinion Polls Unit, which illustrates how the texts and data might be used. The aim was to produce an information system which could be used by non-specialists in the field of data analysis - practitioners like journalists, teachers or legislators who could use a CD-ROM publication to find out what attitudinal changes had occurred over time or how people had indicated they would vote in the recent or distant past. It was also intended as a tool to show funders the potential of the material. The CD-ROM contains a 'Microsoft (MS) Access' database, which combines survey text and matching SPSS output in the form of calculated frequencies, some of which are depicted in graphical form, and a text search facility. There are three versions of the database to suit different users' needs; version 2 for MS Access 2.0, version 7 for MS Access 95/7.0 and version 8 for MS Access 97. Potential users are advised to request the database version that is specific to their own version of MS Access. The hierarchical pathway system is a series of forms navigated by using buttons and includes a description of the surveys as well as additional information on the changes made to the text for inputting purposes. A text only version of the original question text and calculated frequencies, together with the accompanying data and documentation files is also available on request. SPSS portable files are also provided on the CD in order that the user has the option of carrying out further data manipulation. A further directory consisting of 27 SPSS portable files containing coded parliamentary constituency information is also provided, along with a key to the codes. Users should note that constituency information for years 1958-1964 is currently unavailable.

The database consists of one survey from January of each year (except for 1979, which uses February). A wide variety of political, social and economic subjects are covered including, among others, satisfaction with the government's performance; opposition policies; the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition. Also covered are attitudes towards specific political and economic issues and current problems, both domestic and international; recall of past vote and voting intention; social concerns, such as law and crime, nationalisation, immigration, public services etc. Throughout most of the surveys respondents are classified by age, gender, marital status, socio-economic group, employment status and occupation, self-assessed social class, trade union membership, size of household, number of children, terminal education age and car ownership.

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HOURS OF WORK, HOSPITAL SERVICES, POLITICAL UNIFICATION, CRIME AND SECURITY, POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIP, SATISFACTION, SPORT SPECTATORSHIP, CHILDREN, ANAESTHETICS, IMMIGRANTS, MOTORCYCLES, LABOUR DISPUTES, CONSUMPTION TAX, PRESIDENCY, INFLATION, NEWSPAPER READERSHIP, COMMUNITY CHARGE, TOYS AND GAMES, POOR PERSONS, CARPETS, ELECTORAL SYSTEMS, EMPLOYMENT, CARS, UPPER HOUSE, PETROLEUM INDUSTRY, SEA TRAVEL, UNEMPLOYMENT, TRAFFIC OFFENCES, INCOME, ADVERTISING, FOREIGN POLICY, GOVERNMENT POLICY, Great Britain, CONSERVATIVE PARTY (GREAT BRITAIN), MANUAL WORKERS, EDUCATION, TELEVISION REGIONS, TEMPORARY HOUSING, SPOUSE'S EMPLOYMENT, POVERTY, OCCUPATIONS, INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, WILDLIFE PROTECTION, SHARES, RESTAURANTS, TELEPHONES, FOSSIL FUELS, DELIVERY SERVICES, WAR, INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS, SELF-EMPLOYED, SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS, FREEDOM OF RESIDENCE, SKILLED WORKERS, VIDEO RECORDERS, PENSIONS, FINANCIAL EXPECTATIONS, GAS SUPPLY, LIBERAL PARTY (GREAT BRITAIN), UNEMPLOYED, GAS FUELS, PEACE, ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY, AGE, PRICES, SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY (GREAT BRITAIN), ARMED FORCES, POLITICAL INFLUENCE, RETIREMENT, FURNITURE, MODERNIZATION, OFFICE WORKERS, PLAID CYMRU, RADIO RECEIVERS, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, ELDERLY, FRINGE BENEFITS, PETROL CONSUMPTION, PURCHASING, SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS, VOTING BEHAVIOUR, MOTOR VEHICLES, HOLIDAYS ABROAD, MORTGAGES, NUCLEAR ENERGY, CINEMA, PERSONAL FASHION GOODS, CIVIL DISTURBANCES, MAINTENANCE, HUNTING, ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, PRICE POLICY, WORKPLACE, COLONIES, HEADS OF GOVERNMENT, COSTS, SOCIAL CLASS, MILITARY EXPENDITURE, COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, STANDARD OF LIVING, WEST (NON-COMMUNIST STATES), MEALS, PERSONAL HYGIENE, HEALTH-RELATED BIOTECHNOLOGY, SPACE TECHNOLOGY, LABOUR RELATIONS, STATE BUDGETS, ROADS, TAXATION, CHILD BENEFITS, WORLD WAR, TOBACCO, SOCIAL SYSTEMS, DISC RECORDINGS, FICTION, SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY, ARMY OFFICERS, CIVIL SERVANTS, CRUISING HOLIDAYS, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, STATE RETIREMENT PENSIONS, PROBLEM SOLVING, POLITICAL OPPOSITION, TIME, TELEVISION ADVERTISING, LOWER HOUSE, HOUSEHOLDS, COST OF LIVING, POLITICAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES, SOLID FUEL HEATING, BRITISH POLITICAL PARTIES, HOME OWNERSHIP, INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES, EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY, BREATHALYSER TESTING, FREEDOM OF SPEECH, ARMS TRADE, EDIBLE FATS, ANIMAL TESTING, CONGENITAL DISORDERS, FILMS, DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, SMOKING CESSATION, ELECTIONS, EDUCATIONAL EXPENDITURE, QUALITY OF LIFE, FINANCIAL RESOURCES, HOUSEHOLD BUDGETS, TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP, HOUSING, WAGE INCREASES, PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT, POLITICIANS, BUSINESSES, TRANSPORT, RECORD PLAYERS, PUBLIC EXPENDITURE, LEADERSHIP, GENDER, INVESTMENT RETURN, LANDLORDS, MILITARY OPERATIONS, MISSILES, DIGITAL GAMES, PUBLIC INFORMATION, INDUSTRIAL PLANTS, GIFTS, SYMPTOMS, WEAPONS, EMIGRATION, NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS, TRADE UNIONS, DOMESTIC APPLIANCES, FAMILIES, SPOUSE'S OCCUPATION, INTERNATIONAL SANCTIONS, AMBULANCE SERVICES, PETROL, RADIO STATIONS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, DEGREES, EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, TAPE RECORDINGS, TRADE UNION RIGHTS, PRODUCTIVITY, GOVERNMENT MINISTERS, POLITICAL POWER, SPEED LIMITS, CENTRAL HEATING, TIED HOUSING, POLITICAL LEADERS, TELEVISION VIEWING, NUCLEAR WEAPONS, INSTITUTIONS, CHIEF INCOME EARNERS, SMOKING, HOTELS, PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE, ALCOHOLIC DRINKS, LAW ENFORCEMENT, ENERGY SUPPLY, FAMILY SIZE, SOCIAL ISSUES, METAL INDUSTRY, STUDENTS, SEMI-SKILLED WORKERS, STRIKES, PROFESSIONAL OCCUPATIONS, PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES, SCHOOLS, PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT, SPACE EXPLORATION, FOOD, WAGES, SHOPS, CLOTHING, ROAD SAFETY, RATES, VOTING INTENTION, PROGRESS, DECISION MAKING, ENVIRONMENT, CIVIL SERVICE, DISTANCE LEARNING, PERFORMANCE, HIRE PURCHASE, HOUSEWIVES, COOKING EQUIPMENT, INCOMES POLICY, HOUSING POLICY, COLOUR TELEVISION RECEIVERS, FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT, NEWSPAPERS, EAST (COMMUNIST STATES), TELEVISION RECEIVERS, CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, RIGHT TO PRIVACY, MINERS, POLICE SERVICES, PUBLIC OPINION, EDUCATIONAL POLICY, CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, WAGE DETERMINATION, TEXTILE MACHINERY, ECONOMIC ISSUES, CULTURAL GOODS, HOLIDAYS, HOBBIES, SOCIAL POLICY, INTELLIGENCE, MORAL BEHAVIOUR, ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, TOURIST ACCOMMODATION, ELECTORAL ISSUES, SPORT, ECONOMIC AGREEMENTS, BOOK READERSHIP, ANXIETY, GREEN PARTY (UNITED KINGDOM), PERSONAL APPEARANCE, EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, INCOME DISTRIBUTION, INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT, INTERNATIONAL EQUILIBRIUM, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, MONARCHY, UNFURNISHED ACCOMMODATION, ARABS, ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION, FUEL OILS, EXPECTATION, TRAVEL, INDUSTRIAL WORKERS, INDUSTRIES, FURNISHED ACCOMMODATION, CAMERAS, EMPLOYEES, PACKAGE HOLIDAYS, PRIVATE SECTOR, RENTED ACCOMMODATION, GOVERNMENT, UNITED NATIONS, POLITICAL ALLEGIANCE, OFFENCES, RACE RELATIONS, ECONOMIC POLICY, MATERIALS, MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT, MACHINE TOOLS, RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION, SOCIAL HOUSING, WAGES POLICY, LODGERS, NATIONAL UNITY, SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT, AGRICULTURAL WORKERS, BOOKS, POLICING, SEAMEN, ATTITUDES, AUDIO EQUIPMENT, NEWS ITEMS, PARAMILITARY GROUPS, LABOUR PARTY (GREAT BRITAIN), AIR TRAVEL, HAPPINESS, HEADS OF HOUSEHOLD, MARITAL STATUS, 1958-1991, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS, ADULTS, CARE OF THE ELDERLY, BUILDING MAINTENANCE, SAVINGS, HEALTH SERVICES, IMMIGRATION, DEFENCE, PRESCHOOL CHILDREN, ALLIANCE (LIBERAL/SDP) (GREAT BRITAIN), CINEMA ATTENDANCE, CONSUMER GOODS, REFUGEES, DISARMAMENT, SHORTAGES, INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCES, COMPANY CARS, POLITICAL ATTITUDES, SELF-GOVERNMENT, SATELLITES, POLITICAL ISSUES, EXPENDITURE

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