Youth Opinion Poll on EU integration
Research results, July 2010
- Crnogorski
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Highlights
This paper provides the results of research devoted to the attitudes of young people towards the European Union and European integration. The aim of the research is to understand better young people and their attitudes when it comes to the EU. The research sample is 1007, from all high schools in Montenegro, with the exception of two schools that have a symbolic small number of respondents. Sampling procedure implied stratification on 3 levels: schools, grades and classes, whereas the choice of students in classes was random, with 1-10 listed respondents in cycle depending on the size of schools and classes. This procedure and the number of students respondents guarantee representation with the standard statistical error, measurement of + / - 3.9% and intervals of confidence of 95%. Design and sample structure are given in Annex 3. Of total number of respondents, 23.1% are first grade students, (233), 29% second grade (292), 26.6% third grade (268), and 21.3% are final/four year (214). More respondents are females - 59.3% (597), while male population is 40.7% of total (409). When it comes to nationality, 47.2% said they are Montenegrins (475), 34.8% listed themselves as Serbs (350), 7.9% as Muslims (80), Albanians - 2.8% (28), Bosnians - 2.4% (24), while 2.6% (26) wrote something else and 0.4% stated to be Croats (4). Of total, only 2% (20) did not want to give answer. Most of the respondents live in town – 59.6% (600), than in suburban 28.4% (286), and in village - 11.6% (117). Finally, 0.4% (4) did not provide answer. According to respondents, 38.1% (384) finished last school year with excellent marks, very good success had 33.8% of them (340), good - 21.3% (214), satisfactory - 3.3% (33), and notsatisfying 0.4 (4%), while 3.2% (32) did not answer.
