Study on Socialization of Sociology Students (FU Berlin, University of Muenster)
Mayntz, Renate (Institut für Soziologie der Freien Universität Berlin)
Political attitudes and general personality characteristics ofbeginning students in Berlin and Muenster. Topics: Origin and socialization milieu; course of education;motivation for studies and reasons for selection of the subject;occupation prospects; professional image; profi...
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1965,
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Sampled Universe
Beginning students in sociology in the
winter semester 1965/66 in Münster and at FU Berlin;
Beginning students in law sciences in
the winter semester 1965/66 at FU Berlin
Sampling
Total universe/Complete enumeration; Probability: Simple random; Sampling Procedure Comment: Census of all beginning sociology students in the winter semester
1965/66 in Muenster and at the FU Berlin (122 cases).
From the beginning jurisprudence students at the FU Berlin a sample
of 49 students was interviewed.
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Abstract
Political attitudes and general personality characteristics ofbeginning students in Berlin and Muenster. Topics: Origin and socialization milieu; course of education;motivation for studies and reasons for selection of the subject;occupation prospects; professional image; profile of demands on thedesired occupation; political interest; party preference; membership ina party or political college group; active participation in schoolrepresentation; memberships during time in school; judgement on thepolitical development of the FRG; financing of studies. Scales: fear, anomy, dogmatism, nationalism and rigidity. Demography: age; sex; marital status; school education; vocational training;occupation; income; housing situation; social origins; refugee status;military service.
Update Metadata: 2022-05-17 | Issue Number: 102 | Registration Date: 2010-07-21