To what extent Israel's situation changed for better or for worse as a consequence of the Yom Kippur War
1 = Changed a lot for better
2 = Changed for better
3 = Did not change
4 = Changed for worse
5 = Changed a lot for worse

To what extent the government is responsible for the change in Israel's situation
1 = To a great extent
2 = To a certain extent
3 = To a small extent
4 = Not at all

There should be a National Unity Government now
1 = Certainly yes
2 = Thinks so
3 = Does not think so
4 = Certainly not

Haim Bar-Lev's interview with the foreign press is something positive or negative
1 = Very positive
2 = Positive
3 = Negative
4 = Very negative

Elections should be held on December 31st or should be postponed
1 = Certainly should be held on time
2 = Thinks they should be held on time
3 = Thinks they should be postponed
4 = Certainly should be postponed

Period for which elections should be postponed
1 = A few weeks
2 = A few months
3 = A year
4 = More than a year
5 = Should not be postponed

To what extent interviewee is certain whom he is going to vote for
1 = To a great extent
2 = To a certain extent
3 = To a small extent
4 = Not at all
5 = Not voting

Reasons for not voting in next elections
1 = Technical difficulties
2 = Indifference, not interested in politics
3 = Does not know which party to vote for
4 = As a protest
5 = The date is not suitable for elections
9 = Will vote

It is necessary to have an election campaign today
1 = Absolutely necessary
2 = Necessary
3 = Not so necessary
4 = Not at all necessary

Leader interviewee would rather see in party advertisements on television
1 = Golda Meir
2 = Moshe Dayan
3 = Arik Sharon
4 = Haim Bar-Lev
5 = Yigal Allon
6 = Menachem Begin
7 = Abba Eban
8 = Pinchas Sapir
9 = Shmuel Tamir
10 = Aharon Yariv
11 = Uri Avineri
12 = Yitzhak Raphael
13 = Other
21 = Does not want to see any leader

Type of television ads for elections interviewee prefers
1 = Ads for each party separately
2 = Debates between different parties

Interviewee changed his mind about which party to vote for as a consequence of the Yom Kippur War
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Undecided

Interviewee will vote for same party he voted for in 1969 Knesset elections
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Did not vote in 1969

Golda Meir
1 = Had a positive opinion,remains positive
2 = Had a negative opinion,remains negative
3 = Had a positive opinion,now negative
4 = Had a negative opinion, now positive

Moshe Dayan
1 = Had a positive opinion,remains positive
2 = Had a negative opinion,remains negative
3 = Had a positive opinion, now negative
4 = Had a negative opinion, now positive

The Yom Kippur War had an influence on the Alignment's chances in Knesset elections as compared to its chances before the war
1 = Its chances are much greater
2 = Its chances are greater
3 = Its chances are smaller
4 = Its chances are much smaller
5 = Its chances are the same

The Yom Kippur War influenced the chances of parties like Moked,Meri,Shulamit Aloni,Panthers in Kness.elec. as compared to before war
1 = Their chances are much greater
2 = Their chances are greater
3 = Their chances are smaller
4 = Their chances are much smaller
5 = Their chances are the same

Interviewee preference for Prime Minister
1 = Golda Meir
2 = Moshe Dayan
3 = Menachem Begin
4 = Pinchas Sapir
5 = Abba Eban
6 = Haim Bar-Lev
7 = Yigal Allon
8 = Other from the coalition parties
9 = Other from non-government parties

Interviewee preference for Defense Minister
1 = Moshe Dayan
2 = Haim Bar-Lev
3 = Arik Sharon
4 = Yitzhak Rabin
5 = Aharon Yariv
6 = Ezer Weizman
7 = Yigal Allon
8 = Other from coalition parties
9 = Other from non-government parties

Interviewee preference for Foreign Minister
1 = Abba Eban
2 = Shimon Peres
3 = Aharon Yariv
4 = Yigal Allon
5 = Menachem Begin
6 = Yitzhak Rabin
7 = Other from coalition parties
8 = Other from non-government parties

The first of the two most important problems the governmnent should take care of
1 = Security
2 = Peace
3 = Economy
4 = Immigration and absorption
5 = Education
6 = Social inequality
7 = Housing for young couples
8 = Other domestic problems

People should vote for the oppositon, even if they do not agree with it, since it is important to have a strong opposition
1 = Should certainly vote for opposition
2 = Should vote for opposition
3 = Do not have to vote for opposition
4 = Should certainly not vote for opposition

The party in government has to be substituted even if it is doing a good job
1 = Certainly agrees
2 = Agrees
3 = Disagrees
4 = Certainly disagrees

Party stand interviewee identifies with most on foreign and security issues
1 = The Alignment's
2 = The Likud's
3 = The Leftist parties (Moked, Meri, etc.)

A difference exists between the Alignment and the Likud in their approach to foreign and security issues
1 = A very big difference
2 = A big difference
3 = A small difference
4 = No difference

Party interviewee voted for in 1969 Knesset elections
1 = Free Center
2 = Gahal
3 = Independent Liberals
4 = Alignment
5 = Poalei Agudat Yisrael
6 = National Religious Party
7 = Agudat Yisrael
8 = HaOlam HaZeh
9 = Reshima Mamlachtit
10 = Israeli Communist Party
11 = Rakach
12 = Other
13 = Did not vote

Party interviewee intends to vote for in coming Knesset elections
1 = Likud
2 = Independent Liberals
3 = Alignment
4 = Poalei Agudat Yisrael/Agudat Yisrael
5 = National Religious Party
6 = Meri/HaOlam HaZeh
7 = Moked (Israel Communists,Meir Pa'il)
8 = Rakach
9 = Shulamit Aloni
10 = Israeli Democrats (Panthers)
11 = Other

Party interviewee voted for in last Histadrut elections
1 = Likud
2 = Independent Liberals
3 = Alignment
4 = Religious Worker
5 = Meri
6 = Moked
7 = Rakach
8 = Israeli Democrats
9 = Other
10 = Did not vote
11 = Not a Histadrut member

Sex
1 = Male
2 = Female

Years of schooling
1 = Did not study
2 = Up to 4 years
3 = 5-8 years
4 = 9-10
5 = 11
6 = 12
7 = 13+, without University degree
8 = Full University education

Age
1 = 20-24
2 = 25-29
3 = 30-34
4 = 35-39
5 = 40-44
6 = 45-49
7 = 50-54
8 = 55-64
9 = 65+

Gross monthly household income
1 = 0-559 IL/month
2 = 600-799
3 = 800-999
4 = 1000-1249
5 = 1250-1499
6 = 1500-1749
7 = 1750-1999
8 = 2000-2499
9 = 2500+

Interviewee observes religious traditions
1 = Observes them thoroughly
2 = Observes most of them
3 = Observes some of them
4 = Does not observe them at all

Occupation
1 = Free profession with University degree
2 = Free profession without Univ. degree
3 = Manager/business owner with 11+ workers
4 = Manager/business owner with 3-10 workers
5 = Manager/business owner with 0-2 workers
6 = Skilled worker
7 = Unskilled worker
8 = Student
9 = Housewife

Place of birth/father's place of birth
1 = Israel/Israel
2 = Israel/Asia-Africa
3 = Israel/Europe-America
4 = Asia-Africa/Asia-Africa
5 = Europe-America/Europe-America
6 = Any other combination