Bio-National dimension | |||
I think there is a real danger that white people become a minority in our homeland. (1) | It is important to me to avoid ethnic interbreeding. (2) | ||
The purity of our blood is put at risk by immigrants settling down in the country. (2) | Aggressive behaviour and destructive tendencies are not hard-wired in immigrants (reversed item). (3) | ||
I have no problem with a woman/man of my nation choosing a partner of a different ethnic background (reversed item). | Children of minorities are born with poorer abilities than Hungarian children. (1) | ||
Cult-National dimension | |||
I think that minorities prevent the people of my nation from being judged positively. (3) | Our values are better than those of other European countries. | ||
Other cultures suppress our national traditions. | The culture of the minorities living with the nation is part of our culture. (reversed item) | ||
I think that citizens of other countries appreciate our culture. (reversed item) | Our culture is outstanding compared to that of other countries. (4) | ||
Economic National dimension | |||
The stability of our country is at risk because of a lack of adequate economic growth. (5) | The cheap labour coming from abroad should not be admitted into the country. (6) | ||
I am worried about the quality of the international representation of national economic interests. (4) | The levels of import should be reduced. (5) | ||
I am not worried that domestic producers would be in a disadvantaged position as opposed to foreigners (reversed item). | It is beneficial for our economy that there are foreign companies operating in our country. (reversed item). | ||
Socio-National dimension | |||
The way equality before the law is applied in the jurisdiction makes me feel anxious. (6) | The national political elite is interested in undermining the cohesion of the society. | ||
It makes me feel worried that more and more people are deprived of access to education in the current system. | I am fed up with groups promoting views of social exclusion. | ||
It makes me feel upset that in this nation we are unable to have respect for the differences between us. | It is the economic actors that are responsible for the increasing tensions in our society. (7) | ||
Gender dimension | |||
I would feel distressed if someone of my own gender would flirt with me. (13) | I would feel distressed if I learned that a friend of mine was homosexual. (14) | ||
I would feel upset if I were considered being homosexual. (14) | I think that men and women have the same rights and obligations. | ||
As a woman, I would feel upset if it was not my duty to take care of the children in my family. | Women themselves are responsible for their failing to obtain leading positions. | ||
As a man, I would feel upset if it was not my duty to provide the necessary resources for my family. (15) | Important decisions in a family have to be made by men. (16) | ||
I think being the wage earner in the family does not suit a woman. | Women pursuing career ambitions are unattractive. (17) | ||
As a man, I think I cannot let myself appear weak. | It is not one’s gender that determines one’s responsibilities in the family. | ||
| I would still love my child if I learnt that they were homosexual. (15) | ||
Religion dimension | |||
I feel threatened by people of a religion different from mine. | The freedom of religion should be restricted. (11) | ||
I am not free to think about religion as I like. (11) | It is important for all to follow the same religion. (12) | ||
I think I am not free to choose what I believe in. (10) | A person of a religion different from mine could never make friends with me. (13) | ||
I cannot freely disclose my views on religion to whomever I like. (12) | Different religious convictions can coexist in peace (reversed item). | ||