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477·1GALLUP WOULD LlI<E YOTJR OPINION SEPT/B3

INTERVIEWER DON'T READ ALOUD. WORDS IN CAPITAL LETTERS I CIRCLE APPROPRIATE NUMDERS OR CHECK IJOXES

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Good day, l'm from the Gallup Org"l\j~(iol\. and I'd like 10 (:Ilk 10you about I few topics on national public opinion and on markClinl:.

TIME INTERVIEW STARTED: ------- ,On the whole, would you say that you are satisfied or dissatisfied w;tn the position of Carada in the world today?ISECTlo, l - ASK EVERYONE

SATISFIED------l -;.;.--------=-~] r ~t1 DISSATISFIED--------2

1. First, how important do you f ee l it 1$ that we clear the Great Lakes of pollution _ would

,YOU say it is of critical concern, of some concern or of no real concern?

o:: CRITICAL CONCERN-----l-" • ~rr SOME CONCERN---- Z

NO REAL CONCERN------- 3

D~~ KNOW------------7-----__4 :; ­

Z. As you may know, much of Canada's natural resources such as oil, mining, lumber, is beingdeveloped by capital from outside the country.

( ~~rY~~n:~a~o you not think this is a 9~od thl~g

A GOOD THING-- l·,7 NOT A GOOD THING-------- __Z

QUALIFIED(SPECIFY) . AtLAdla.i 3

i./~H~I2!INION--·-·-·-··------------------.-4---N-· ~

3. Conversion to the metric system of measurement from Imperial measures is almost complete inCanada.

a. As far as-you are concerned. have you found this conversion to metric very difficult. somewhat difficult or not at all difficult?

VERY DIFFICULT-- l-,ISA- SOMEWHAT DIFFI CUL T--------2

NOT AT ALL OIFFICULT----- 3 D?tST KNOW------· 4 __

b. Do YOu~ind y~uself thinking in metric ::;asures most of the tlme, Some of the time or almostnever?

110ST OF THE TI HE------l-Iq ~A SOME OF THE TIME---------2 ~t1 ALMOST NEYER---------- 3

o..g~rJ YSLUNTEERED) --------------4 5' c. Generalfy s~:aklng. and thinking of the long.

t~rm. do you think Canadians in years to come w111 benef1 t from convers ion to metri e or not?

YES. WILL BEHEFIT------1-.10 NO. WILL NOT---------- __~_Z

DON'T KNOW------ ~ 3 ~~ ~

4. When you havi paid for all the things you can't get out of paying - for example. rent, fares. etc. - would you say .the amount left in vour ~ocket is more than a year ago. the same'as or less? IF 'MORE' DR 'LESS' ASK' A lot or'alittle? •

A LOT MORE---- l-_' A LITTLE MORE--------2 ABOUT THE SAI1E----------3 A LITTLE LESS--------- ~ A LOT LESS----------- 5 D~ST KNOW---------- 6 ~

D~~ KNOW----------~--~

6. Regardless of how you plan to vote, what is your best guess as to which political party will getthe most votes in the next federal election?

LIBERALS------.l -;'3

~ti ~~~~p~~~:~~~~::~:::::::~---3 OTHER PARTY-~-----------------4

. ~AN'T SAy------------------------s:i!Vu -{z

7. Do you. or do you not think that conditions in Canada ~arrlnt the dissolution of Parliament. and the calling of a federal election within the next six months?

YES-------.-l - ~'1stt HO-----·-····-·-Z

~,~ KNOW----------~

a. If in a national leadership convention. a fe~ral political party chose a qualified woman as their leader, would you be more inclined to supportthlt par~y. less inclined. or would it not make Iny difference?

MORE INCLINED--------l - '" SLSll- LESS INClINED--------·---Z

rl NO OIFFERENCE------------~--3

DON'T KNOW-------------------·-4 ~ tJS ~

'9. Recent Gallu~ Polls have shown that support of the Liberal Party has dropped significantlyin the past year or so. In your opinion, is this primarily due to Prime ~inister Trudeau, or to the overall performance of the Liberal !jovernment?

PR IME HINI STER TRUDEAU-----1-.H ' LIBERAL GOYERNHENT-----------2 BOTH (YOLUNTEERED)-------------3 DON'T KNOW-----------------------4 DON'T BELIEVE GALLUP POLLS---------5 A/5- t»

10. These days we are hearing more and more about automation - that is computers and ~achinery

taking the place of humans. Do you think tnat on the Whole. automation is proving a good thin~. or a bad thing?

GOOD THING--------l ·.,,7 ~ BAO THING-----------2

DO~'T KNOW--------------3~ N'S

CONTINUED ON BACK

I l a , In your oplnion, wlll future generatlons of C.&n.&dhns 11ve ln .& 'better' world because of thls type of automation, or not?

YES, WILL--------l-.28 S f\ ~O, "" ILL ~OT ---------2

"V. O~T _K~~~=_.,_--=-==--~_ GO TO IF "~ILL' OR '''''IlL NOT' ASK: ~ [y I \d.­D. '~ny! ~9

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ASK :'iERYONE: 12. In your oplnion, should retail outlets ln this

area be allowed to sell goods or services on Sunday or not?

YE:S, SHOULO------------- , - 3S'

YES, IN SPECIAL CI~~U"STANCES ~ ONLY (VOLUNTEEREO)----------2

110, SHOULO HOT·----------- J~3

OO~'T KNOH------------- 4 s:hS ASK EVERYONE'

13. If a federal election were held today, whlch party's candiaate do you think you would fa vo r 7

LIBERAL----------1 - 3" OTHER PARTY (WRITE IN) PROG. CONS.------2 f\.. J .JL.b5Pt N.0.P.-----------3 I~ 1\f>t" 1~\.{;f'TU 6 CREO ITt STE-------4 .~NOEC I OEO----- ------7

v'O A A~:;.~EFa.gr;J.}.L CREOIT----S .A'5ruEFUSEO-------------8 ~ ,I ,-fY-r-, err:-; HOT ELIGt9LE--------9 1..-</· /Y oT v(:) I £. = t=-fT,,{5/3lJ

14. Old you vote in the last federal election on February, 13, 19801

NO------------l -~~"-'---1::J TOtT YOU"lG-- 2

lr ·YE:S·' ASK: Anlch party did the candidate for whom you voted represent?

LIBERAL---------J OTHER PARTY (WRITE IN)PROG.CONS.------4 N.O.P.----------S P~*"b8CREOITISTE------6 SOCIAL CRE:OIT---7 OON'T KNOW-----------9

REFUSEO-~---~--- O

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BASIC DATA INTERVIEWER: INTRODUCE THIS SECTION AS FOllOWS: "Now mlY I Isk you I few quest10ns so SECTION: thlt I cln be sure I 1m getting tne rlgnt sample of people in tn1s community?"

HEN: Are you the 1ll11e heAd of the househol d? WOI1EII: Are you th~male head of the household?

OCCUPATION OF HEAD OF FAMlLY--:-- .ss5.Pr YES-------l NO--------2 ~S =-~ ASK EVERYON£ : SPECIFIC JOB? <i, 11(~/') ea. fxz (/{.f-P

I I Are you employed outside the home full-time. part- TYPE OF COMPANY? rnDe:/i5r 10­t1l1e or not at all ? ' 6!1

FULL-TIME-------l' . SA- PART-TIME----------Z How many people. including yourself. Ire t he r e f n

NOT AT ALL------------3 i

this househo'-!!? N~ASK EVERYONE: l.f- sA 11' 1 Z 3 4 5 5 OR MORE lJs-:..1

How many would be under 10 years?What is your Illaritll SINGLE-----------l"S ,-0 sta tus? MARRIED------------z , A/5=~sA WID/DIV/SEP-------~---3 Sf; 1).' D 2 3 4 OR "foRr /

ll~tNG AS HARRIED---------4 C- How many would be between 10 & 17 years? What was the language JO\~i rst spok.e in childhood SPr 13' 0 1 2 3 4 OR MORE NS ::to and stil' understand? ~

ENGLISH-------------, ,," Are you. yoursel f a member of I trlde union. or i s FRENCH-----------------Z your husband/wffe I trade union member?::f

, 3 OTH~R s( SPECI FY) .sA YES. MYSELF-----------174' rtJrl/=5'"'z..L­ YES. SPOUSE--------------2. 1I0w for a question on religion. Whit is your religious ~~~--:---------------------3~ preference - Protestlnt, Roman Cathol ic or Jewish?

PROTESTANT----------,,'7· What was the yelr -0 '&=L..-OW Jqol ::: Qlc JEWISH----------------Z of your birth? YEAR: ~e:~u£,t_D == C:<77¥7&5t ROMAII CATHOLIC---~-------3

OTHER (SPECIFY) 4 RECORD IF~HAN---------' WOMAN-----------2 77­~ So ~O RELIGIOUS PRffiRENCE -----------------------5

WhiCh of these WIS the list school that you attended? HAND CARD "R': Which number on this CI rd correspcndsHAND CARD -C' to your tota 1 annual faml1y income fr~m all sources before tax deductions?Di d you graduate from ••• (LEVEL OF SCHOOLING ATTAINED)?

RECORD BELeW UNDER 510.000--------1'7g 520.000 529.999----4- SOME GRADUATED ­PUBL.IC/GRACE SCHOOL-----~--------l,'y Z 510.000 - $14.999----2 530.000 - S39.~9~----5

S15.000 S19.999----3 S40.000 & OVER-------6SECONDARY SCHOOl-----------------3 4 ­UNIVERSITY-----------------------7 fiJS1REFUSED-------------------------7S SfI

p.- POST SECONDARY & NON-UNIVERSITY I COMMuNI.y COlL£GE----------------5 6 RECORD IF: FARM-----------------1 -79 C.E.G.E.~.-----------------------5. 5 RUil.AL. NON-FARM----------2

UR8AN-----------------------J OTHER 5 5

{SPECIFY) ,

NO FORMAL SCHOOLING--------------9 I

~JREFUSED--------------------------O Whit 1s your occupation? rl. SPECIFIC JOB: stMd aru _GaPi.ub,

~9-TYPE OF COMPANY: CODElis+ TIME INTERVIEW ENDED:

CHEC~ IF: ( ) STUDElCT "j

( 1 HOUSEWIFE

(PLEASE FRINT)

NAME OF RESPONDEHT: ___TEL~PHONE:

ClT'/ :ADDRESS :----------------~~:....:.-------- _ DROV:_.:.~S _

~POSTALDATE OF INTERYIEW: CODE: _

1 HEREaY ATTEST THAT THIS- ISoA TRUE ANO HONEST INTERYIEW INTE~VIEWER·S SIGNATURE:

••• A VALIDATION CHECK WILL BE ~ADE ON ALL INTERVIEWERS' WORK

L' ENQUETE GALLUP DESIRE VOTRE OPINION H7-1ENQUETEUH Nt: L1SEZ "AS" "AtIft! VOIX I.E TE."\1l: EN LETTltES MAJU::;CULES SEPT/83

!:NCERCtEZ t....ES NUMEROS AI'PROI'RIES au MARQUEZ LES CAsr:.S

I'RESENTATION SUGGEREI:>

nonirl'tr. je suis de I'~ollis:llion tie Gallup el j'aimernis tliSCUlcr nvec YOIIlI de tlJrrerent~ $ujet~ sur I'opinion flubliQlle nlltionnle et sur le nmrketil1R.

HEURE DE CDMMENCEMENTDE L'ENTREVUE: _

SECT1DI'I I . --- DEMAIIDEZ A TOllS ~I Pour commencer, se10n vous ~ que1 noint est-i11. important aue nous 1ib~rions 1es ?randS 1a7s ~e 1a po11uition - diriez-vous ~ue c est souc, dune extreme importance, assez important ou pas te11ement important? .

EXTREME IMPORTANCE------l _I. ASSEZ I~PORTAIlT-----------2 PAS TELLEMEIlT IMPORTAHT-----3

NE SAIS PAS--------------------4

Comme vous 1e save z peut-etre, 1a ma;oritA des2. ressources nature11es du Canada, tel que l'hui1e, 1es mi nes, 1es for!ts Ont Atl! e;cp1 oi VS par des capitaux provenant de pays ttrangers. Croyez-vous oui ou non, aue c'est une bonne chose pour 1e Canada?

UNE 80NHE CHOSE----1-/ 1 PAS UNE BONNE CHOSE---2

OUALI FIEE__~r"'l""i\'''i''7'"''"'!'l''!''''I''.,__-----3(SPEC1FIEZ)

AUCUNE pPINION--------4

3, La conversion du systeme des mesures ~periales au systeme metr~qu. est presqu'acneve au Canada,

a, En autant que vous etes conceme, avez-vous trouve cette conversion en metrique tres difficile, assez difficile ou pas du tout difficile?

_11 !RES OlFFICILE---------------l ASSEZ DIFFICILE----------------l PAS DO TOUT OIFFICILE------------3 ~t SAIS PAS----------------~-------4

Comment vous sentez-vous envers de syst!meb. maintenant _ avez-vouS l'impression de ~enser mAtriaue 1a p1upart du temps, que1quefo's, au presque jamlis?

LA PLUPART DU TEMPS----1- 1 <f OUELOUEFOIS--------------2 . PRESQUE JAMAIS-------------3

DEPEND (SPONTANE)-------------4

De fa~on generale et a lon~e echeance, croyez­c­ vous que 1es canadiens protiteront de la conver­sion metrique, oui ou non?

-.10OU!, PROFITERONT-----------l NON; ME PROFITERONT PAS------2 Nt SAIS PAS---------------------3

Lorsq, vous avez paye toutes les choses que vous devez ~~yer - celles que loyer, nourriture, etc. ­diriez-vous que Ie moncant qu'il vous reste en poche est plus eleve qu'il y a un an, a peu ores 1e meme, ou moins eleve? 51 PLUS/MaINS: Diriez­vous beaucoup ou un peu?

BE.AUCOUP PLUS ELEVE-----l - ,,;:,/UN PEU PLUS ELEVE---------2 A PEU PRES Lt HEME----------3 UN PEU MOINS------------------4 BEAUCOUP MOINS------------------5 Nt SAlS PAS-----------------------6

s. Dans l' ensemb·1 e , di riez-vous que vaus !tes satisfait au pas satisfait de 1a position du Canada dans 1e ~cnde d'aujourd'nui?

SATISFAIT----1 • ~" PAS SATISFAIT---2 NE SAIS PAS--------3

6. Sans tenir compte de 1a .fa~on dont vous avez l'intention de voter, aue1 parti po1itique se10n vous, a 1a mei11eure chance de.remoorter 1e plus de votes dans 1a prochaine election fAdAra1e? .

LI8ERAUX----1 - .23 CONSERVATEURS--2 ~.P.D.------------3

AUTRE PARTI. {PRECISEZl

HE SAIS PAS----------------S

7. Croyez-vous, oui ou non, que 1es conditions actuelles IU Canada provoquent 1a dissolu­tion du Dar1ement et demandent une A1ection f!dera1e' au cours des six prochains mois?

OUI----1 -.2'1­NON-------2

HE SAIS PAS------3

8,' S+ l' on ch;ois.issait une fellllle conme chef, au cou: d un congres a la chefferie d'un parti polit1qu. fe~eral, s~riez-vous plus porte a appuyer ce par~: mo~ns por~e ou s1 cela ne vous ferait aucune d1:f,rence?

PLUS PORTE-------------l - ;} ~ MOINS PORTE--------------2 AllCUNE DIFFERENCE----------3 ME SAIS PAS------------------~

9. Une r!cente Enqu!te Gallup a dAmontr! quel'allPui du Parti lib'&ra1 a dim1nut! sign;­

l 'ann!ef1cativement au cours de passt!e.Se10n vous, est-ce premi!rement dG au Premier Ministre Trudeau, au dans d'ensemb1e au rendement du Gouvernment Lib'&ra1?

PREMIER MINISTRE TRUOEAU---1-=h LE GOUVERNE~ENT LI8ERAL------2 LES OEUX (SPOHTANE)-------------3NE SAIS PAS--·---------------------4

HE CnOIS PAS AUX ENOUETES GALLUP------5\

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z 10. Nous eneencions de plus en plus parle ces jours-ci

de l'aueomaeisaeion - c'ese-a-dire que les hommes sone de plus en plus remplaces par les ordinaeeurs ee la machine. Croyez-vous que dans l'ensemble, l'aueomae1saeion s'avere comme eeane une bonne chose ou une mauvaise chose?

BONNE CHOSE--------l - ~ 7 MAUVAISE CHOSE-------Z NE SAIS PAS------------3

us. Selon vous, ese-ce que les generaeions de canadiens ~ ~eni~ viveront une vie mefl1eure ! cause de ce type dtaa~omatisation. oui ou n~~?

OUI, VIVERONT-------------l-..21 NON, NE VlVERONT PAS--------2 NE SAIS PAS-------------------3

51 "V1VERONT" OU lONE VlVERONT PAS"! DEMANUEZ:

b. Pourquoi pense%-VOU5 ain5i1

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DEJolANDEZ A TOUS: 12. C~oyez-vous que les commerces au d!tai1 de cette

~faion devraient. oui ou non. pouvoir vend~e leurs marchandises ou services 1e dimanche?

OUI. DEVRAIENT-------1 -~!' OUI. DANS CERTAINS

CIRCONSTANCES SEUlEMEHT----------------Z

HOH. HE DEVRAIENT------------J

NE SAIS PAS----------------------4

[JEMMIO£! A TOUS: . 13. Si une election f!dt!rale avaH lieu

lujourd'hui que1 serait 1e par~i du candiaat de votre choh?

LIBERAl-----------1·~AUTRE (PRECISEZ)PROG. CONS--------2 H.P.0.------------3 6 CREDITISTE--------4 INOEC1s--------7 CREDIT SOCIAL-----S REFUS----------8

NOH ELIGfBCE---9

Avez-vous vot! aux derniires !leetivns f!d!ra1es14. du 18 fhrier, 19807 37

OUI------------c:J NON-------------------1-· TROP JEUNE POUR YOTER-Z

sr"Our". DEMAROEZ: Quel part; representait le candidat pour lequel vous avez vot!?

LIBERAl-----------3 AUTRE PARTI (PRECISEZ) PROG. CONS--------4

8N.P.D.------------5 £""""H'""E""""S"Q;";'"UYr;'"t"'E:;:N:"l'S,........;pTASO""-----:9CREDITISTE--------6 "'"N

CREDIT SOCIAL-----7 REFUS----------------O

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ENQUEiEUR: PRESENTEZ CEiTE SECTION DE LA FACON SUIVANTE: "Maintenant. puis-je vous poser que'ouesquestions afin de m'assurer que je m'adresse a une personne bien repr~sentative d~ cette l oc a l t t e .

HOMMES: Etes-vous 1 'homme chef du foyer?FEMMES: Etes-vous 14 femme cher du f!lye r? -OUI-- ______ ,~'3 ~ON--------2

DEMANDEZ A TOUS: Actuel l eme nt , travaillez-vous ! , "e x t e r t eu r du foyer3 plein temps. °a temps parti eo' , ou pa s du tout?

PLEIN TEMPS---------l'b4 TEMPS PARTIEL----------Z PAS DU TOUT-----------------3

DEMANOEZ A TOUS: Quel est votre CELI BATAI RE------------- 1~(,!{ s ta:u t marital? MARIE---------------------Z

VEUF.DIVORCE,SEPARE----------3CONCUBINAGE/VIE COMMUNE------~--4

Langue maternel'e - quelle est 14 premii!re langue que vous avez parl~e dans votre enfance et qui vous est encore familii!re?

ANGLAISE-----------,-,~ FRANCAISE-------------Z

AUTRE(PRECISEZ) 3

Maintenant une question sur 11 religion. Quel' e religion pr~f~rez-vous - Protestante. Cathol1queRomaine ou Juive?

PROTESTANTE--------------l-~7 JUIVE-----------------------Z CATHOLIQUE ROMAINE--------------3

AUTRE(PRECISEZ) 4 PREFERE AUCUNE RELIGiON-------------------------S

Quelle est 14 dernii!re !cole que Vous avez fr~quenUe? PASSEZ LA CARTE "0" Avez--vous gradu~ (niveau de scolar1U atteint)?INSCRIRE CI-DESSOUS

Ell PARTIE GRADUEPR IMA-I RE _________ l-"fn ____________ECOLE ---r-ECOLE SECONDAIRE---------------------3 4 UNIVERSITE---------------------------7 8

POST SECONOAIRE & AUCUNE UNIVERSITE: C.E.G.E.P.---------------------------5 6

AUTRE(SPECIFIEZ) 5 6

AUCUNE INSTRUCTION SCOLAIRE----------9 REFUSE-------------------------------O

Quelle est vorte occupation?

TYPE DE TRAVAIL PRECIS?

TYPE DE COMPAGNIE? -c.~

caCHEZ SI: ETUDIANT MENAGERE

OCCUPATION DU CHEF DE FAMILL£: °REClSE2 LE TRAVAiL?

GENRE DE COMPAGNIE?

Tout en vous inc'uant combien y a -t- i , de personnesqui vivent dans cette maison?

1" 1 Z 3 4 5 6 OU PLUS

Parmi ces personnes combien y en a-t-i 1 sont ag~~s de moins de 1D ans? ,1~' 0 Z 3 4 OU PLUS

Combien sont ag~es de 10 et '7 ans? ,j?,o Z 3 4 au PLUS

Etes-vous syndiqu~, ou votre conjoi nt e s t e t l z e l l e syndiqu!/e?

OUI. Mal MEME--------------l 7~'" au I. MaN EPOUXiSE)------------ZNON------------------------------3

-

famille

En que l l e ann~e ~tes-vous n~ ? ANNEE

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INSCRIVEZ SEXE: HOMME--------, FEMME---­ -----:

PASSEZ LA CARTE II RIt: Quel en Hfre sur cette ca r ts repr~sente 1e revenu total a nnue l de votre tous revenus. inclus avant deduction des ta xe 5 ?

MOINS DE S10,COO---~--1-7t S20,OOO - 529.999-·--4 S10,OOO - S14.999-----2 53/),00.0 - S39.999----5 515,000 - S19,999-----3 540,001) °ET PLUS------6

REFUS--------------------------------~-----------7

FERME ________________________ , ,70}INDIQUEZ SI:

RURAL MAIS NON FERME-------------2 URBAIN------------------------------)

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SIGNATURE DE l'INTERVIEWEUR

···UN RAPPEL DE VERIFICATION SERA FAIT SUR LE TRAVAIL DE TDUS LE5 rNTERVIEwEURS­

REGION= (Col 07, Card 01) First digit of assignment #

O. Newfoundland

1. P.E.1.

2. Nova Scoti a

3. New Brunswick

4. Quebec

5. Ontario

5. Manitoba

7. Saskatchew~!1

8. Alberta

9. British Columbia

COMMUNITY SIZE:(Col 08; Card 01) Second digit of assignment I

1. Over 500.000

2. 100.000 - 500.000

3. 30~000 - 100.000

4. 10.000 - 30.000

"5. 1.000 - 10,000

6. Under 1,000 (Rural non-farm, Farm)

LOCATION: (Col 09; Card 01) Third digit of assignment #

Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed

LANGUAGE: (Col 10; Card 01) Fourth digit of assignment I

1,3,5 or"] - English questionnaire

2.4,6 . or 8 -"Trench questionnaire

OCCUPATION: (Col 69/70; Card 01) 1. Professional

2. Business Executive, Owners/Managers

3. Sales

4. Clerical

5. Skilled Labour

6. Unskilled labour

7. Unemployed

8. Housewife

9. Student O. Other; Not in Labour Force; disabled, pension retired. including r-e t i re d farmers

retired housewives

Refused, Did not state

AGE: (Col 75, 76; Card 01)

98 1900 &prior

99 Did not state

Exact year of birth

G.P. 477-1 September, 1983

Interviewing Dates: Sept. 1-3, lS

WEIGHTS USED:

MALE FEMALE

18 to 29 years 1.152 1.207

30 to 49 years 1.050 0.829 50 years and over 0.795 1.128 Not stated 0.999 0.999

SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS

NATIONAL NUMBER 1052

PERCENT

100

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Region: Atlantic Quebec Ontario Prairies British COlumbia

110 268 380 172 122

10 25 36 16 12

Community Size: Over 100,000 10,000 - 100,000 Under 10,000

558 148 346

53 14 33

Sex: Male Female

514 538

49 51

Age:

18 to 29 years 30 to 49 years 50 years and o~er

Did not state

324 371 342 15

31 35 33 1

Education: Elementary Secondary University Refused

161 681 205

5

15 65 19 *

Income: -Under $10,000

$10,000 - $19,999 $20,000 - $29,999 $30,000 and over Refused

114 187 161 340 250

11 18 15 32 24

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Occupation: Prof. / Exec ut i ve Sales/clerical Labour Housewife Student Other Refused

205 123 211 275 73

150 15

19 12 20 26 7

14 1

Mother Tongue: English French Other Not stated

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Note: Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due *less than 0.5 percentage points.

to

640 283 127

2

rounding.

61 27 12 *

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QUESTION COLUMN CODE/DESCRIPTION

1-2 Card #

3-6 Serial #

7-10 Assignment #

11-13 Study #

14 Week #

15 Blank

1 16 1-5

2 17 1-5 3a 18 1-5 3b 19 1-5

3c 20 1-4

4 21 1-7 22 1-45

6 23 1-6 24 1-47

8 25 1-5

9 26 1-6 27 1-410 28 1-411 a

29-34llb See code 1ist =­35 1-512 36 1-913 37 1-014

38-62 B1 ank

80 Blank 63-79 Basic Data

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Q.11 b

Why will future generations of Canadians live in a 'better ' world because of this type of automation?

UPPER 1. MORE LEISURE TIME: more time with their families - more leisure time, more time

for recreation, people have more time and make better use of free time, they will have in the future, will end up in a world of laziness.

2. ELIMINATION OF DULL/ROUTINE/BORING/ROUTINE JOBS: leave mundane, dangerous work to robots, not doing repetitive jobs as now, less manual labour.

3. IMPROVE STANDARD OF LIVING/KEEP UP/COMPETE WITH REST OF WORLD: the standard of living will be higher, more consumer dollars spent on produce will be good for all Qf us leads to ~ faster economic system, necessary that Canadians automate in order to stay competinve with world conditions, to compete with other countries, longer and richer lives, there will be better worker conditions.

4. MAKE LIFE EASIER: it makes everything easier paying bills and delivering food, life is easier than it was for my parents. (DO NOT DOUBLE CODE WITH "1")

5. SAVE TIME: computers can do it a hundred times faster, faster running, more data available faster, produced quicker.

6. MORE EFFICIENT/PRODUCTIVE: efficiency, factories production pick-up, improve production, make better products not so many defects in products, business will run mdre smoothly, things are at your fingertips.

7. OPENING HORIZONS: everyone will have to have more of an education, have them trained to do things better, gives people ease of accomplishment.

8. REFERENCE TO PAST: I would take over past history and use that as reference ­it will improve because we've improved in the past, when steam engine was invented got better, because the automation wel~e seen in the past has been good for most ~

people .

.9. MUST PROGRESS/IMPROVE: we do not want to go back or stop progress, as time goes on there is always improvement, everything new, progress stimulation - people can't stand still, because of the progress and employment that automation provides.

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1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7. QUALIFIED COMMENTS: better world but more impersonal, yes but transition difficult causing a global upheaval, good because machines can do things that humans can't but causes joblessness, if they use time constructively it will be good, when learn how to cope with it we will progress as people.

8. OTHER: we need automation with population dropping off eventually it will even out, with electricity and T.V,. you know what1s going on everywhere in the world.

9. DON'T KNOW: just have feeling, when conditions are better it is bound to affect the next generation, don t t really know just should be better.

O. NOT STATED

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SECTION I 477-1

Q. 1"1 b

Why will future generations of Canadians not live in a 'better ' world because of this type of automation?

UPPER

1. UNEMPLOYMENT/LOSS OF JOBS: less people working, it takes away more jobs, husband will lose his job because of automatic welder.

2. I~ORALE LOSS/WON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO DO/WILL BE BORED: unless they come up with . something to keep people occupied in their leisure - people will become bored, makes people lazy, won1t have to think for themselves.

3. TOO MUCH PROGRESS/CHANGE: getting too much advanced 'in automation, should get back to more everyday thi ngs, changi ng thi ngs too much -1 ives a lot better before.

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