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1/102

QUESTIONNAIRE STUDENTS AGED 15-17

A- FAMILY AND FRIENDS

QUESTION A- 1.- My relationship with my parents is:

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

0%

7%

9%

54%

30%

perfect

pretty good

ok

troubled

terrible

Male 27 Female 19

0%

4%7%

55

%

33

%

0%

10%

10%

54%

26%

perfect

pretty good

oktroubled

terrible

A little better relationship between boys and family.

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

0% 0%

16%

50%

34%

perfect

pretty good

ok

troubled

terrible


2/102

Male 25 Female 25

0% 0%

20%

64

%

16%

0%0%

12%

36%52%

perfect

pretty good

ok

troubled

terrible

A better relationship between girls and their family.

LITHUANIA 50 STUDENTS

0% 0%

22%

46%

32%

perfect

pretty good

ok

troubled

terrible

Male 25 Female 25

0% 0%

25%

43

%

32%

0% 0%

18%

50%

32%

perfect

pretty good

ok

troubled

terrible

A little better relationship between girls and their family.


3/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

2%

4%

20%

52%

22%

perfect

pretty good

ok

troubled

terrible

Male 25 Female 25

6%

6%

18

%

53

%

17

%

0%

3%

21%

52%

24%

perfect

pretty good

ok

troubled

terrible

Both have a similar good relationship between them and their families.

PORTUGAL 50 STUDENTS

0%

8%

24%

52%

16%perfect

pretty good

ok

troubled

terrible


4/102

Male 15 Female 35

0%

7%13

%

67

%

13

%

0%

8%

29%

46%

17%perfect

pretty good

ok

troubled

terrible

A better relationship between boys and family.

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

20%

56%

22%

0% 2

perfect

pretty good

ok

troubled

terrible

Male 22 Female 28

36

%

37

%

27%

0% 0%

7%

68%

18%

4%

3%

perfect

pretty good

ok

troubled

terrible

A little better relationship between boys and their family.


5/102

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS

30%

44%

12%

14%

0%

perfect

pretty good

ok

troubled

terrible

Conclusion

The relationship with parents is good (77%) they said it was pretty good (51%) or

perfect (26%)-Only 4% said it was troubled or terrible (0,4%).

Germany, Portugal and Spain better relation betweenboys and families. Greece and

Lithuania better relation betweengirls and families.


6/102

QUESTION A 2.- I have at least a meal per day with the whole family

sitting at the table.

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

2%

24%45%

22%

9% Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Male 27 Female 19

4%

19

%52

%22%

7%

0%

31%

37%

21%

10%Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

More frequently males than females.

GREECE 44 STUDENTS

2

30%41%

18%

6%Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never


7/102

Male 25 Female 25

0%

16%

44%

28%

0% 0%

20%

56%20%

2%Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Similar results boys and girls. Girls seem to have more frequency.


4%

34%

16%

26%

20%Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Male 25 Female 25

0%

43%

21%

18%

18%

9%

23%

9%

36%

23%

Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

More frequently females than males.


8/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

20%

12%

48%

16%Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Male 17 Female 33

12%

18%

6%

41

%

23

%

0%

20%

12%

48%

12% Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

More frequently girls than boys.


16%

56%

20%

6% Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never


9/102

Male 15 Female 35

6%

60

%27%

7%

0%

23%

54%

17%

6% Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

More frequently boys than girls.

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

0%

28% 42%

24%

6%Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Male 22 Female 28

36

%

36

%

23

%

5%

0%

21%

47%

25%

7% Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

More frequently males than females.


10/102

SWEDEN 50 STUDENTS

7%

23%

44%

14%

12%Almost always

Frequently

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Conclusion

The majority (63%)has at least a meal per day with the whole family at the table.(38%) Almost always and (25%) Frequently.

However the % ofAlmost always is lower in Poland (12%) or Lithuania (16)compared with the others.

German, Portuguese and Spanish boys have a higher rate than girls. While Greek,Lithuanian and Polish girls have a higher rate than boys.


11/102

QUESTION A- 3.-My friends know more about me than my family .

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

46%54%

Yes

No

Male 27 Female 19

37%63

%58%

42%

Yes

No

Girls state to be known better by friends than by their families. Boys the contrary.

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

36%

64%

Yes

No


12/102

Male 25 Female 25

32

%

68

%

40%60%

Yes

No

Both girls and boys state to be known better by their families than by friends.


52%

48%

Yes

No

Male 25 Female 25

39%61

%68%

32% Yes

No

Girls state to be known better by friends than by their families. Boys the contrary.


13/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

50%50%

Yes

No

Male 17 Female 33

65

%

35

% 45%55%

Yes

No

Boys state to be known better by friends than by their families.Girls the opposite.


50%50%

Yes

No


14/102

Male 15 Female 35

53

%

47% 49%

51%

Yes

No

Girls state to be known a little better by friends than by their families. Boys the contrary.

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

74%

26% Yes

No

Male 22 Female 28

77

%

23

%

71%

29% Yes

No

Both girls and boys state to be known better by friends than by their families


15/102


16/102

B- LIFESTYLES

QUESTION B- 4.- My life is

GERMANY 44 STUDENTS

4%7%

13%

76%

Very exciting

Exciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting

Male 27 Female 19

7%7%

7%

79%

72%

23%5%

0%

Very exciting

Exciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting

Exciting for both. More exciting for males

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

4%

12%

28%

56%

Very exciting

Exciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting


17/102

Male 25 Female 25

0%

8%12%

80%

0%

8%

28%

64%

Very exciting

Exciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting

Exciting for both. More exciting for boys


6%

24%12%

57%

Very exciting

Exciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting

Male 25 Female 25

7%

28%11%

54%

5%

19%14%

62%

Very exciting

Exciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting

Both girls and boys find life exciting.


18/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

10% 14%

32%

44%

Very exciting

Exciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting

Male 17 Female 33

18%11%

18%53

%

7%16%

42% 44%

Very exciting

Exciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting

Both find life exciting.


10% 12%

46%30%

Very exciting

Exciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting


19/102

Male 15 Female 35

13% 33

%

41

% 13%

9% 3%

48%

40%

Very exciting

Exciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting

Boys find life more exciting than girls.

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

4%10%

30%

56%

Very exciting

Exciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting

Male 25 Female 25

4%

18%14%

56

%

3% 4%

43%56%

VeryexcitingExciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting

Boys find life more exciting than girls.


20/102

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS

5% 10%

49%

42%

Very exciting

Exciting

Midly Exc

Unexciting

Conclusion

Life is exciting (50%)or very exciting (10%). German students find life exciting in a very high % (74%), whereas Portuguese

students find it not so much (30%).

Both girls and boys find life exciting. A little more boys.


21/102

QUESTION B- 5.-As for my reading habits

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

16%28%

56%

Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading

Male 27 Female 19

26%4%

70%

0%

63%

37%Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading

Girls (63%) like reading much more than males (4%)

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

12%

36%

52%

Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading


22/102

Male 25 Female 25

12% 8%

80

%

12%

60%28%

Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading

Girls (60%) love reading much more than boys (8%)


26% 26%

48%

Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading

Male 25 Female 25

32

%

7%

61

%

18%

50%32%

Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading

Girls (50%) like reading much more than boys (7%)


23/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

14%

44%

42%

Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading

Male 17 Female 33

12%29%

59

%

33%52%

15%

Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading

Girls like reading much more than boys .


14%

34%

52%

Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading


24/102

Male 15 Female 35

47

%

20%

33%

6%

40%

54%

Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading

Girls like reading much more than boys .

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

18%

40%

42%

Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading

Male 25 Female 25

32

%

14%

54

%

7%

61%32%

Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading

Girls like reading much more than boys


25/102

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS

16%

28%

56%

Love it

Dont read much

Dont like reading

Conclusion

50% do not read much. 16% do not like reading. Only 34% love reading. Poland (44%) and Spain (40%) are

above the average.

Girls like reading much more than boys.


26/102

QUESTION B- 6.-I go to the cinema

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

48%

13%

35%

2

+ 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never

Male 27 Female 19

69

%

8%

23

%

21% 21%

53%

5%

+ 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never

Girls go more often to cinema(74%) than boys(31%).

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

45%

9%

39%

7%

+ 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never


27/102

Male 25 Female 25

60%

2%

34%

4%

21%

21%

53%

5%

+ 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never

Girls go more often to cinema(44%) than boys(28%). Both go ver rarely.


44%

8%

48%

0%

+ 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never

Male 25 Female 25

43

%

7%

50

%

0%

45%

9%

45%

0%

+ 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never

Both go once a month to cinema, but half go very rarely.


28/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

70%

2%

22%

6%

+ 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never

Male 17 Female 33

76

%

0%

18

%

6%

67%

3%

24%

6%

+ 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never

Both do not go often to the cinema. Girls more often than boys.


54%

8%

38%

0%

+ 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never


29/102

Male 15 Female 35

67

%

7%

26

%

0%

49%

9%

43%

0%

+ 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never

Girls go more often to cinema than boys.

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

64%

4%

16%16% + 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never

Male 22 Female 28

64

%

4%

14%18%

64%

4%

18%

14%+ 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never

Both girls and boys do not go often to the cinema


30/102

SWEDEN 50 STUDENTS

60%

9%

26%

5%

+ 2 a month

1 a month

Very rarely

Never

Conclusion

Students do not go very often to the cinema 40% go once or twice a month. Girls go more often to the cinema than boys.


31/102

QUESTION B- 7.-I go to the theatre/museums

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

35%

13%

41%

11%Regularly

Only school trips

Very occasionally

never

Male 27 Female 19

41

%

11%

30

%

18%26%

16%

58%

0%

Regularly

Only school trips

Very occasionally

never

Girls go more often to the theatre or museums on school trips (58%) than boys(30%). They

seem not to go together

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

16% 30%

48%

6%

Regularly

Only school trips

Very occasionally

never


32/102

Male 25 Female 25

16%

40

%

32

%

12%20% 20%

60%

0%

Regularly

Only school trips

Very occasionally

never

Both dont go often to the theatre or museums. Boys go more often to (40%) than

girls(20%).


28%

6%

46%

20%Regularly

Only school trips

Very occasionally

never

Male 25 Female 25

21%

7%

39

%

29%

9%

55%

0%

36%

Regularly

Only school trips

Very

occasionallynever

Girls go more often to the theatre or museums on school trips (55%) than boys(39%).


33/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

40%

6%

46%

8%

Regularly

Only school trips

Very occasionally

never

Male 17 Female 33

41

%

18%

35%

6%

39% 52%

9%

Regularly

Only school trips

Very occasionally

never

Boys go more often to the theatre or museums than girls who state doing it only on school

trips.


38%

14%

30%

18%Regularly

Only school trips

Very occasionally

never


34/102

Male 15 Female 35

33

%

20

%

33

%

13%

40%

11%

29%

20%

Regularly

Only school trips

Very occasionally

never

Boys go more often to the theatre or museums than girls, both state doing it mostly on

school trips. A certain amount never go

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

34%

8%

30%

28%Regularly

Only school trips

Very occasionally

never

Male 25 Female 25

18

%

4%

36

%

41

%

46%

11%

25%

18%Regularly

Only school trips

Very occasionally

never

Girls go more often to the theatre or museums than boys, both state doing it mostly on

school trips. A big amount of boys never go


35/102

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS

35%

16%

21%

28%

Regularly

Only school trips

Very occasionally

never

Conclusion

Students on average do not go regularly to Museums or the Theatre. Most only onschool trips.

Greek students go more regularly (30%) than the others, average (13%). German, Greek, Polish and Spanish boys go more often to Museums or the theatre

than girls.Lithuanian and Portuguese boys more often than girls.


36/102

QUESTION B- 8.-I go out with my friends at night

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

30%

9%

50%

11% Several times a week

At the weekend

Rarely

Never

Male 27 Female 19

37

%

7%

48

%

7%

21%

10%

53%

5%

Several times a week

At the weekend

Rarely

Never

Both girls and boys go out at night mostly at the weekend.

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

16% 10%

74%

0%


At the weekend

Rarely

Never


37/102


38/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

16%

14%

62%

8% Several times a week

At the weekend

Rarely

Never

Male 17 Female 33

12%

23%

47

%

18% 18%

9%

70%

3%


At the weekend

Rarely

Never

Girls go out at night mostly at the weekend.Boys too, but also several times a week.


34%

8%

50%

8%


At the weekend

Rarely

Never


39/102

Male 15 Female 35

27

%

13%

47

%

13%

37%

6%

51%

6%


At the weekend

Rarely

Never

Both girls and boys go out at night mostly at the weekend.

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

26%

8%

66%

0%


At the weekend

Rarely

Never

Male 22 Female 28

18%

9%

73

%

0% 0%

61%

7%

32%


At the weekend

Rarely

Never

Both girls and boys go out at night mostly at the weekend. A certain amount of girls rarely

go out at night.


40/102

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS

28%

9%

56%

7%


At the weekend

Rarely

Never

Conclusion

Most of students go out at weekends. 55% on average. Spanish (66%) and Polish (62%) more. Lithuanian students go out the least (32%) at weekends and (36%) never. Both girls and boys go out at night mostly at the weekend in all countries, except

Lithuania.


41/102

QUESTION B- 9.-When I go out I have a curfew

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

46%54%

Yes

No

Male 27 Female 19

44

%56

%47%53%

Yes

No

Half of the girls and boys have a curfew when they go out.

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

80%

20%Yes

No


42/102

Male 25 Female 25

80

%

20

%

80%

20%Yes

No

Both girls and boys have a curfew when they go out.


48%52%

Yes

No

Male 25 Female 25

43

%57

% 55%45%

Yes

No

Both girls and boys have a curfew when they go out. A little more girls.


43/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

58%

42%Yes

No

Male 17 Female 33

47

%

53

% 64%

36%Yes

No

Both girls and boys have a curfew when they go out. More girls than boys.


60%

40%Yes

No


44/102

Male 25 Female 25

60

%

40

%

69%

31%

Yes

No


SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

68%

32% Yes

No

Male 22 Female 28

68

%

32

%

68%

32%Yes

No



45/102

SWEDEN 50 STUDENTS

16%

84%

Yes

No

Conclusion

The majority of students have a curfew when go out. The average % is 54%. Only German (47%) and Lithuanian students (48%) are below the average %. Spanish (68%) and Greek (66%) have the highest rate.


46/102

Both girls and boys have a curfew when they go out. A little more girls.QUESTION B- 10.-I most often access the internet

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

61%

39%

0%

at home

smartphone

school

Male 27 Female 19

56

%

44

%

0%

69%

31%

0%

at home

smartphone

school

Both boys and girls access the internet more on their smartphones than at home. A little

more girls (69%)than boys (56%).They do not do it at school.

GREECE 50 STUDENTS


47/102

24%

76%

0%

at home

smartphone

school

Male 25 Female 25

0%

88

%

12

%36%

64%

0%

at home

smartphone

school

Both boys and girls access the internet more at home than on their smartphones. more

girls (88%)than boys (64%).They do not do it at school.


14%

86%

0%

at home

smartphone

school

Male 25 Female 25


48/102

7%

93

%

0%

23%

77%

0%

at home

smartphone

school

Both boys and girls access the internet much more at home than on their smartphones.

They do not do it at school.

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

18%

82%

0%

at home

smartphone

school

Male 17 Female 33

12%

88

%

0%

21%

79%

0%

at home

smartphone

school




49/102


22%

74%

4%

at home

smartphone

school

Male 15 Female 35

7%

93

%

0%

29%

66%

5%

at home

smartphone

school



SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

64%

36%

0%

at home

smartphone

school

Male 22 Female 28


50/102

41

% 59

%

0%

82%

18%

0%

at home

smartphone

school

Girls access the internet much more on their smartphones than at home. Boys a bit more

at home. They do not do it at school.

SWEDEN 50 STUDENTS

49% 49%

2%

at home

smartphone

school


51/102

Conclusion

The average % is 63% using the internet AT HOME. Spain and Germany similar rateon their smartphones.It probably means that they have more smartphones than the

others.

Girls access the internet much more on their smartphones than at home. Boys a bitmore at home.

QUESTION B- 11.-I am on social networks

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS


52/102

2

27% 56%

15%+ 1 hour, everyday

- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Male 27 Female 19

0%

32

%

50

%

18%

5%

21%64%

10% + 1 hour, everyday

- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Both boys and girls are on social networks about 1 hour everyday. A little more girls (64% +1 hour) than boys (50%).

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

8%

30%

36%26%

+ 1 hour, everyday

- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Male 25 Female 25


53/102

12%

28

%

48

%

12%

4%

28%

28%

40%

+ 1 hour, everyday

- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Both boys and girls are on social networks about 1 hour everyday. A little more boys (48%

+ 1 hour) than girls (28%).


8%

28%

46%

18%

+ 1 hour, everyday

- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Male 25 Female 25

7%

25%

50

%

18%

9%

32%

41%18%

+ 1 hour, everyday

- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Both boys and girls are on social networks about 1 hour or moreeveryday. A little more

boys (50% + 1 hour) than girls (41%).

POLAND 50 STUDENTS


54/102

4%

34% 54%


- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Male 17 Female 33

6%

53

%

35

%

6%

3%

24%

64%


- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Both boys and girls are on social networks about 1 hour everyday. More girls than boys


6%

16%

58%

20%

+ 1 hour, everyday

- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Male 15 Female 35


55/102

20%

13%

54%

13%

0%

17% 60%

23%

+ 1 hour, everyday

- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Both boys and girls are on social networks more than 1 hour everyday.

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

10%

20%62%

8%+ 1 hour, everyday

- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Male 22 Female 28

4%

23

% 64

%

9%14%

18% 61%


- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Both boys and girls are on social networks more than 1 hour everyday. A little more boys

than girls.

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS


56/102

0%

19%

72%

9%

+ 1 hour, everyday

- 1 hour, everyday

occasionally

never

Conclusion

The average % is 55% being on social networks + 1 hour everyday. Lithuania (46%) below the rate. Only 5% state that ARE NEVER on SOCIAL NETWORKS Greek, Lithuanian, and Spanish boys are longer than girls. German, Polish and Portuguese girls longer than boys.

C-VALUES/ IDEAS/ IDEALS / FUTURE PROSPECTS


57/102

QUESTION C-12.- I am informed about national and international

affairs

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

35% 56%

9%Follow news, know whats going on

Occasionally follow news

Not informed, other interests

Male 27 Female 19

30

% 63

%

7%

42%

48%

10%

Follow news, know whats going on



Boys follow news more often (63%) than girls (48%).

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

46% 50%

4%




Male 25 Female 25


58/102


59/102

52%

36%

12%




Male 17 Female 33

18

% 70

%

12%

70%

18%12%




Boys follow news more often than girls who only occasionally do it.


52%44%

4%




Male 15 Female 35


60/102

33

% 60

%

7%

60%

37%

3%




Boys follow news more often than girls .

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

40%52%

8%




Male 22 Female 28

14

%36

%

50

%

32%

64%

4%




Girls follow news more often than boys

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS


61/102

53%

38%

9%




Conclusion

Almost half of students (48%) FOLLOW WHATS GOING ON about national and

international affairs. Polish (36%), Swedish (38) and Portuguese (44%) below the

average.

Only 8% on average say that they are not informed or interested. Boys follow news more often than girls in all countries except in Spain.

QUESTION C-13.-I ______ discuss politics with my friends.


62/102

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

22%

11%

57%

11%

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Male 27 Female 19

29

%

4%

46

%

21

%

45%

5%

14%

36%

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Boys discuss politics more often (50%) than girls (19%).

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

42%

6%

38%

14%Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Male 25 Female 25


63/102

40

%

12%

32

%

16

%

48%

0%

40%

12%Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Boys discuss politics more often .


36%

4%

32%28% Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Male 25 Female 25

29

%

4%

46

%

21

%

45%

5%

14%36%

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Boys discuss politics more often than girls.

POLAND 50 STUDENTS


64/102

32%

12%6%

50%

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Male 17 Female 33

29

%

24

%

12

%

35

%33%

6%3%

58%

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Boys discuss politics more often than girls, who rarely or never do it.


36%

6%

36%

22% Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Male 15 Female 35


65/102

40

%

13%

20

%

27

%

34%

3%

43%

20%Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

girls discuss politics more often than boys.

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

38%

10%

42%

10%

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Male 25 Female 25

50

%

13%

28

%

9%

29%

7%

53%

11%

Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Girls discuss politics more often than boys.

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS


66/102

35%

16%

37%

12%Often

Sometimes

Rarely

Never

Conclusion

The average is 36% sometimes and 9% often The majority (55%) discuss politics with friends rarely or never. Boys discuss more than girls in all countries, except in Portugal and Spain.

QUESTION C- 14.-Religion is _________ in my life.


67/102

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

49%

2% 4%

45%

very important

important

not very important

not at all important

Male 27 Female 19

41

%

0% 4%

55

%58%

5% 5%

26%

very important

important

not very important


Religion is not important for both boys(95%) and girls (84%)

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

26%

10%

42%

22%very important

important

not very important


Male 25 Female 25


68/102

32

%

8%

32

%

28

%

20%

12%

52%

16% very important

important

not very important


Religion more important for girls than for boys


40%

12%

36%

12%very important

important

not very important


Male 25 Female 25

39

%

11%

39

%

11%

41%

14%

32%

14%very important

important

not very important

not at all

Religion is not important and important in equal shares for both boys and girls .

POLAND 50 STUDENTS


69/102


70/102

20

%

0%

13%

66

% 26%

9%

45%

20% very important

important

not very important


Religion more important for girls than for boys

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

56%

0%

4%

40%

very important

important

not very important


Male 22 Female 28

50%

0%

5%

45

%61%

0%

3%

36%

very important

important

not very important


Religion is not important for both boys and girls

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS


71/102

49%

2

7%

42%

very important

important

not very important


Conclusion

Most students consider religion not important. The average of very important (7%)or important (24%) is 31%.

There is a great variety of results: Swedish,German and Spanish not very important or not at all 91%-94%-96% Portugal, Lithuania and Poland, 58%-52%-48%

Religion is more important for girls than for boys in Greece and Portugal. It is notimportant for both in Germany, Lithuania and Spain.

QUESTION C- 15.-I feel that education is ___valued in my country.


72/102


73/102

44

%

28

%

28

%

0%

32%

12%

48%

4%

Highly

Mildly

Poorly

Not at all

Both girls and boys think education is valued . Girls more midly, while boys more highly.


16%20%

60%

4%

Highly

Mildly

Poorly

Not at all

Male 25 Female 25

21

%

14%

61

%

4%

9%27%

59%

5%

Highly

Mildly

Poorly

Not at all

Girls more than boys think education is more valued

POLAND 50 STUDENTS


74/102

20%

18%

54%

8%

Highly

Mildly

Poorly

Not at all

Male 17 Female 33

24%29%

41

%

6%

18%

12%

61%

9%Highly

Mildly

Poorly

Not at all

Both girls and boys think education is valued mildly , boys a little more highly.


20%28%

52%

Highly

Mildly

Poorly

Not at all

Male 15 Female 35


75/102

20% 27%

53

%

0%

20%29%

51%

0%

Highly

Mildly

Poorly

Not at all

Both girls and boys think education is valued mildly .

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

6%

56%

10%

28%

Highly

Mildly

Poorly

Not at all

Male 22 Female 28

9%

64

%

0%

27%

3%

50%

18%29%

Highly

Mildly

Poorly

Not at all

Both girls and boys think education is mildly valued

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS


76/102

0%

44%

54%

2%

Highly

Mildly

Poorly

Not at all

Conclusion

The average valueabout education is highly (31%) and midly (48%). So, we may saythat education is valued mostly in a medium rate.

German and Swedish say education is valued highly (67% -54%) in their countries. Spain and Poland only (10% and 18%) and Greece and Lithuania (20%) Greece and Spain state their education is valued Poorly in a high % (38%-28%) Girls in Germany and Lithuania think education is more valued. Both girls and boys in

Greece, Poland, Portugal and Spain.

QUESTION C- 16.-After finishing secondary education I intend


77/102

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

4%

74%

17%

4%

University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Male 27 Female 19

4%

74

%

15

%

4%0%

74%

21%

5%University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Both girls and boys intend going to university in a great proportion (74%).More % of girls

would take a gap year.

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

2%

94%

2%

2%

University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Male 25 Female 25


78/102

0%

96

%

0% 4%4%

92%

4%

0%

University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Both girls and boys intend going to university in a great proportion (94%).


6%

64%18%

12% University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Male 25 Female 25

11%

61

%18%

11%0%

68%

18%

14%University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Both girls and boys intend going to university in a great proportion (+60%).

POLAND 50 STUDENTS


79/102

4%

82%

12%

2%

University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Male 17 Female 33

13%

81

%

6%

0% 0%

85%

15%University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Both girls and boys intend going to university in a great proportion (+80%).More % of girlswould take a gap year.


84%

10%

4%

University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Male 15 Female 35


80/102

7%

73%

13%

7%

0%

89%

9%2%

University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Both girls and boys intend going to university in a great proportion

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

6%

78%

6%

10%

University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Male 22 Female 28

5%

77

%

9%

9%

7%

79%

4%

10%University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Both girls and boys intend to go to university in a great proportion

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS


81/102

23%30%

45%

2%

University

Gap year

Work, not studying

Work to pay studies

Conclusion

All students intend going to University in a high rate (72%). Greece (94%) and Portugal (84%) have the highest rates. Sweden the lowest rate (30%) and the highest rate of Gap Year (45%). Both girls and boys intend to go to university in a great proportion .


82/102

QUESTION C- 17.-After I get a degree

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

16% 63%

21%Stay in my country

Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside EU

Male 27 Female 19

24%64

%

12%

6%

61%


Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside

EU

Both girls and boys would like to stay in their country. In case of emigrating, girls would

emigrate outside the EU in a higher rate and boys would emigrate more to the EU.

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

40%

44%

16% Stay in my country

Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside EU


83/102

Male 25 Female 25

56

%

32

%

12%

32%52%


Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside EU

Girls would like to stay in their country more than boys, who would like to emigrate to the

EU in a higher rate.


34%

42%


Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside EU

Male 25 Female 25

28

%61

%

11%

41%

18%

41%

Stay in my country

Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside EU

Boys would like to stay in their country (61%) whereas girls would emigrate both to theEU (41%) and outside the EU (41%) .


84/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

34%50%


Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside EU

Male 17 Female 33

29

%59

%

12

%

36%

46%


Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside EU

A higher rate of boys would like to stay in their country . Girls would emigrate more to the

EU.


50%

29%21% Stay in my country

Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside EU


85/102

Male 15 Female 35

47

%

33

%

20%

52%

27%21% Stay in my country

Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside EU

Both girls and boys, girls would emigrate to the EU in a high rate

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

24% 60%

16%

Stay in my country

Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside EU

Male 22 Female 28

23% 64

%

13%

25% 57%


Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside EU

Both girls and boys would like to stay in their country . In case of emigrating both would

emigrate more to the EU.


86/102

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS

16%

56%


Emigrate EU

Emigrate outside EU

Conclusion

The average rate of Stay in my countryis 49%. Germany (63%), Spain (60%), Sweden (56%) and Poland (50%) are above it. Portugal

the lowest rate (29%), they would emigrate in a high rate to the EU (50%).

All countries would emigrate outside the EU in a similar rate around (20%) Both girls and boys would like to stay in Germany and Spain. Girls more than boys

would emigrate in Greece and Lithuania.


87/102

QUESTION C- 18.- EU membership has brought benefits to my country

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

11%33%

45%

9% Many

Some

Few

None

Male 27 Female 19

11%

41

%41

%

4%

6%

22%

56%

17% Many

Some

Few

None

Both girls and boys state the EU has brought some or many benefits to their country. Boys

think it has brought more benefits than girls.

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

24%

10%

62%

4%

Many

Some

Few

None


88/102


89/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

32%

18%

42%

8%Many

Some

Few

None

Male 17 Female 33

35

%

12

%

41

%

12

%

30%

21%

43%

6%Many

Some

Few

None

Both girls and boys state the EU has brought some or many benefits to their country. Girls

think it has brought more benefits than boys.


12%

16%

62%

10%Many

Some

Few

None


90/102

Male 15 Female 35

7%

20

%

60

%

13%

14%

14%

63%

9% Many

Some

Few

None

Both girls and boys state the EU has brought some or many benefits to their country. Boys

think it has brought benefits more than girls.

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

24%

16%

52%

8%Many

Some

Few

None

Male 22 Female 28

41

%

9%

41

%

9%

11%21%

61%

7%Many

Some

Few

None

Both girls and boys state the EU has brought some or many benefits to their country. Girlsthink it has brought more benefits than boys.


91/102

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS

0%

74%

26%

0%

Many

Some

Few

None

Conclusion

All countries except Sweden (74%) and Germany (32%) state a low rate (16%) aboutthe 1st option (Many benefits).

All countries have a similar answer (51% average) about the 2nd option (Some benefits). Poland ( 40%) and Spain (32%) the highest rates on the 3rd and 4th option (Few benefits orNone ). Sweden the lowest rate 0%.

Both girls and boys in all countries saythe EU has brought some or many benefits to their country.More boys in Germany and Portugal. More girls in Greece, Lithuania, Poland and Spain.


92/102

QUESTION C- 19.- I am _________ about the future of my country

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

24%

52%

24% Optimistic

Pessimistic

Neither optim nor pessim

Male 27 Female 19

23

% 65

%

12

%

21%

26%

53%

Optimistic

Pessimistic


Boys are much more optimistic than girls about the future of their country.

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

42%

32%26% Optimistic

Pessimistic



93/102

Male 25 Female 25

44

%

36

%

20

%

42%

32%26%Optimistic

Pessimistic

Neither optim nor

pessim

Both boys and girls are not optimistic about the future of their country.


26%

36%38%

Optimistic

Pessimistic


Male 25 Female 25

32

%

32

%36

%

18%

41%41%

Optimistic

Pessimistic

Neither optim nor

pessim

Girls are a little more optimistic than boys about the future of their country.


94/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

50%

12%

38%

Optimistic

Pessimistic


Male 17 Female 33

59

%

23

%

18

%

45%

6%

49%

Optimistic

Pessimistic


Boys are more optimistic than girls about the future of their country.


32%

22%

46%

Optimistic

Pessimistic



95/102

Male 15 Female 35

33%

13%

54

%31%

26%

43%

Optimistic

Pessimistic


Both are not optimistic.

SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

26%34%

40%

Optimistic

Pessimistic


Male 22 Female 28

27

%41

%

32

%

25% 29%

46%

Optimistic

Pessimistic


Boys are more optimistic than girls about the future of their country.


96/102

SWEDEN 43 STUDENTS

33%51%

16%

Optimistic

Pessimistic


Conclusion

Students are as pessimistic as optimistic (33%-34%)

German (52%) and Swedish (51%) are the most optimistic about the future of their

country.

All the others are less optimistic, especially Portugal and Poland (22%-12%).

Poland, Greece and Spain are the most pessimistic.

Boys are more optimistic in Germany, Poland and Spain. Girls in Lithuania.Both girlsand boys are pessimistic in Greece and Portugal.


97/102

QUESTION C- 20.-I am _________ about my future

GERMANY 46 STUDENTS

4%

72%

24%Optimistic

Pessimistic


Male 27 Female 19

4% 70

%

26

%

5%

74%

21%Optimistic

Pessimistic


Both boys and girls are very optimistic about their future.

GREECE 50 STUDENTS

5%

75%

20%Optimistic

Pessimistic



98/102

Male 25 Female 25

5%

75

%

20%

5%

75%

20% Optimistic

Pessimistic




10%

70%

20%Optimistic

Pessimistic


Male 25 Female 25

14%

75

%

11%

4%64%

32% Optimistic

Pessimistic


Both boys and girls are optimistic about their future. Boys a little more.


99/102

POLAND 50 STUDENTS

2% 70%

28% Optimistic

Pessimistic


Male 17 Female 33

0%

65

%

35

%3%

73%

24%Optimistic

Pessimistic


Both boys and girls are very optimistic about their future. Girls a little more.


10%

60%

30%Optimistic

Pessimistic



100/102

Male 15 Female 35

0%

60

%

40%

14%60%

26% Optimistic

Pessimistic

Neither optim nor

pessim


SPAIN 50 STUDENTS

5%

75%

20%Optimistic

Pessimistic


Male 25 Female 25

14% 68

%

18

%8%

77%

15%Optimistic

Pessimistic

Neither optim nor

pessim

Both boys and girls are optimistic about their future.


101/102


102/102

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