General situation in Israel today
1 = Very good
2 = Good
3 = Not so good
4 = Not good
5 = Bad

Way the government handles the nations problems
2 = Well
3 = Not so well
4 = Not well at all

The main problem the government has to take care of
0 = Other
1 = Security
2 = Economy
3 = Social inequality
4 = Peace
5 = Young couples
6 = Inflation
7 = Immigrant absorption
8 = Education
9 = Lack of leadership

Differences exist in party stands on issue mentioned above
1 = Very great differences
2 = Great differences
3 = Certain differences
4 = Small differences
5 = Very small differences
6 = No differences at all

Party best able to handle this issue
1 = Alignment
2 = Likud
3 = National Religious Party
4 = Agudat Yisrael
5 = Morasha
6 = Tami
7 = Yachad (Ezer Weizman)
8 = Shinui
9 = Ratz
10 = Tehiya
11 = Ometz
12 = Hadash
13 = Other party
14 = Does not know

Proposals for a long term settlement of Judea, Samaria and Gaza Strip problem
1 = Return of Judea, Samari and Gaza for peace
2 = Annexation of Judea, Samaria and Gaza
3 = Status quo, keeping situation as is

Of two proposals, which interviewee most agrees to
1 = Return of Judea, Samari and Gaza for peace
2 = Annexation of Judea, Samaria and Gaza

Territorial concession should be made in Judea and Samaria
1 = No part should be conceded
2 = Only a small part should be conceded
3 = A part should be conceded
4 = Almost all should be conceded
5 = All should be conceded to achieve peace

Increase/decrease civil rights for territories' inhabitants as long as a settlement for Judea and Samaria is not reached
1 = Increase rights, incl. Knesset vote
2 = Increase rights, not incl. Knesset vote
3 = Leave the situation as it is
4 = Decrease civil rights

To what extent territorial concessions issue will influence the results of the coming Knesset elections
1 = To a great extent
2 = To a certain extent
3 = To a small extent
4 = Not at all

Way government handles the nation's economic problems
2 = Well
3 = So-so
4 = Not so well
5 = Not at all

Party stand interviewee is closest to on economic issues,Alignments's or Likud's
1 = Alignment
2 = Likud
3 = Other party

The Alignment team or the Likud team will better handle the nation's economic problems
1 = Alignment
2 = Likud
3 = Both equally
4 = Neither

Acceptable that the Histadrut has established enterprises like Koor, Solel Boneh, supermarkets, etc.
1 = Certainly acceptable
2 = Acceptable
3 = Not acceptable
4 = Not at all acceptable

In terms of the economic structure of the country, supports a socialist or a capitalist approach
1 = Certainly capitalist
2 = Capitalist
3 = Socialist
4 = Certainly socialist

Democracy is the best form of government
1 = Certainly agrees
2 = Agrees
3 = Not sure
4 = Does not agree
5 = Certainly does not agree

Main factor influencing interviewee's vote
1 = Identifies with party
2 = Party's candidate for prime minister
3 = Party's stand on specific issues
4 = Party's place in govt. or opposition

Family members vote like interviewee in Knesset elections
1 = All of them do
2 = A large portion of them do
3 = A small portion of them do
4 = None of them do
5 = Does not know how they vote

The public's votes can actually change government or state policy
1 = Can change policy to a great extent
2 = Can change policy to a certain extent
3 = Cannot change policy to a certain extent
4 = Cannot change policy to a great extent

Interviewee's general self-evaluation
1 = Extreme right
7 = Extreme left

Conception of the ideal political party
1 = Young
7 = Old

Conception of the ideal political party
1 = Strong
7 = Weak

Conception of the ideal political party
1 = Right-wing
7 = Left-wing

Conception of the ideal political party
1 = Out-dated
7 = Innovative

Conception of the ideal political party
1 = Middle class
7 = Working class

Conception of the ideal political party
1 = Sephardic
7 = Ashkenazi

Conception of the ideal political party
1 = Cares mainly for itself
7 = Cares mainly for citizen

Conception of the ideal political party
1 = Inexperienced
7 = Experienced

Conception of the ideal political party
1 = Dovish, moderate
7 = Hawkish, immoderate

Evaluation of the alignment
1 = Honest
7 = Dishonest

Evaluation of the alignment
1 = Not trustworthy
7 = Trustworthy

Party with experienced leaders
1 = Suits Alignment better
2 = Suits Likud better
3 = Suits both equally
4 = Suits neither

To what extent interviewee believes there is ethnic-based discrimination in Israel
1 = Very great extent
2 = Great extent
3 = Medium extent
4 = Small extent
5 = Not at all/almost not at all

To what extent interviewee has personally suffered from ethnic discrimination
1 = Very great extent
2 = Great extent
3 = Medium extet
4 = Small extent
5 = Not at all/almost not at all

Alignment
1 = 1 Repulsion
10 = 10 Support

Party interviewee would vote for if elections held today
1 = Alignment
2 = Likud
3 = National Religious Party
4 = Agudat Yisrael+Shas
5 = Morasha
6 = Tami
7 = Yachad (Ezer Weizman)
8 = Shinui
9 = Ratz
10 = Tehiya
11 = Hadash(Rakah)
12 = Flato Sharon
13 = Lova Eliav
14 = Ometz
15 = Ben Porat
16 = Ethnic party
17 = Other party
18 = Will cast a blank ballot
19 = Undecided
20 = Would not vote,even if present in Israel

To what extent interviewee is sure of his vote
1 = Absolutely sure
2 = Thinks so/not sure
3 = Not at all sure

Party interviewee voted for in last Knesset elections (June 1981)
1 = Alignment
2 = Likud
3 = National Religious Party
4 = Agudat Yisrael/A.Y. Workers
5 = Tami
6 = Telem
7 = Shinui
8 = Ratz
9 = Tehiya
10 = Sheli
11 = Other party
12 = Not eligible to vote
13 = Did not vote, eligible to vote

Party interviewee voted for in last Histadrut elections-1981
1 = Alignment
2 = Religious Worker
3 = Likud or Shlomzion
4 = Independent Liberals
5 = Democratic Movement for Change
6 = Shai
7 = Panthers
8 = Sheli
9 = Rakach
10 = Other party
11 = Was not in the country
12 = Did not vote, was in the country
13 = Not a Histadrut member

Interviewee defines himself as Ashkenazi or Sephardi
1 = Ashkenazi
2 = Sephardi
3 = Neither

Interviewee observes religious traditions
1 = Observes completely
2 = Observes to a great extent
3 = Observes to a small extent
4 = Does not observe them at all, secular

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

Year of immigration (Aliyah)
1 = Born in Israel
2 = Before 1948
3 = 1948-1954
4 = 1955-1960
5 = 1961-1966
6 = 1967-1972
7 = 1973-1977
8 = 1978-1979
9 = 1980+

Interviewee supports a party, is a party member and/or a paid functionary
1 = Member and paid functionary
2 = Member and unpaid
3 = Member without a function
4 = Supports a party only
5 = Does not support a particular party

Political tendency interviewee identifies with
1 = Left
2 = Moderate left
3 = Center
4 = Moderate right
5 = Right
6 = Religous
7 = Does not identify with any tendency

Years of schooling
1 = None
2 = Up to 4 years
3 = 5-8 years
4 = 9-10
5 = 11
6 = 12
7 = 13+, without academic degree
8 = Full university education

Average family monthly expenditure as compared with 4 in Israel
1 = Way below average
2 = Somewhat below average
3 = Average
4 = Somewhat above average
5 = Way above average

Social class
1 = Upper middle or upper class
2 = Middle class
3 = Working class
4 = Lower class
5 = Does not belong to any class

Sex
1 = Female
2 = Male

Works outside of household
1 = Works outside of household
2 = Does not work oustide of household

To what extent interviewee believes his place of work is better/worse than similar places of work in the same field
1 = Better
2 = Same
3 = Worse

To what extent the management in interviewee's place of work takes workers into consideration
1 = To a very great extent
2 = To a great extent
3 = To a certain extent
4 = To a small extent
5 = Not at all

If there is national management, to what extent it takes workers into consideration
1 = To a very great extent
2 = To a great extent
3 = To a certain extent
4 = To a small extet
5 = Not at all

Locality of interview
1 = Tel-Aviv
2 = Jerusalem
3 = Haifa
4 = Beer Sheva
5 = Ramat Gan
6 = Bnei Braq
7 = Hertzliya
8 = Holon
9 = Petah Tikva
10 = Netania
11 = Rishon Le-Tzion
12 = Pardes Hana
13 = Tiberia
14 = Ramla
15 = Ashdod
16 = Acco
17 = Yavne
18 = Rosh Ha-Ain
19 = Raanana
20 = Qiryat Yam
21 = Afula
22 = Beit Shean
23 = Beit Shemesh
24 = Dimona
25 = Kefar Biyalik
26 = Avital
27 = Mavo Beitar
28 = Shaar Efraim
29 = Neve Yerek
30 = Gilat