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Tolerance to Different Social Groups
Tabery, Paulína
In March 2010 Public Opinion Research Centre focused on social distance among the major population and different social groups. Social distance was measured by a specific question: people should pick from a list of 15 different groups those, which they would not like to have as neighbours. The biggest distance was noticed towards drug addicts (86 % of Czechs would not want them to be their neighbours), people addicted to alcohol (79%), people with criminal past (75%) and also people with mental disease (60%). Another question was focused on opinion about the society, that means whether people think the Czech society is tolerant or intolerant to the same groups of people.
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What about Czechs and toleration?
Dimitrová, Michaela
In March survey CVVM used some questions investigating tolerance of Czech people toward some groups of people. Czechs were shown a list with 14 various groups of people and they were asked to say, whether they would want these people to be their neighbours.
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Public tolerance
Červenka, Jan
In March survey there was one of topics devoted to public tolerance to monitored groups of people. Respondents answered a question, what group of people they would not want to be their neighbours and what is public opinion on general tolerence in Czech Republic to monitored groups of people.
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The view of Czech public on differences among people
Mišovič, Ján
The paper deals with reflection of relation among people in Czech public opinion. Great tolerance prevails towards religious people, young people and invalids. Romanies, alcoholics, users of drugs and people with criminal past create at least acceptable group. In long term tolerance increase, excepted Romanies. CR is placed in 14 position from 23 European countries from point of view tolerance.
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