Occupying oneself with current affairs and politics 2008, television 
Occupying oneself with current affairs and politics 2008, radio 
Occupying oneself with current affairs and politics 2008, newspapers 
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Question wording: “On an average weekday, how much time, in total, do you spend watching television/listening to the radio/reading the newspapers? And how much of this time is spent watching/listening to/reading information about politics and current affairs?”
Educational levels: low: ISCED 0-2 (compulsory schooling, pre-vocational education); intermediate: ISCED 3-4 (apprenticeship, matura); high: ISCED 5-6 (university, other tertiary).
Sample size: ESS 2008: 1819-2751; weighted data.
Source: ESS 2008.
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