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Survey of Muslims - Control Group
CATI Fieldwork : 5th - 7th June 2015
Absolutes/col percents
Table 24
QS1. I'd now like to get your feelings towards a number of different religious groups. I'll read the name of a group and I'd like you to rate your feelings to
that group between 0 and 100 using something we call the feeling thermometer.
Ratings between 50 degrees and 100 degrees mean that you feel favourable and warm toward the group. Ratings between 0 degrees and 50 degrees mean that you
don't feel favourable and don't care too much for that group. You would rate the group at the 50 degree mark if you don't feel particularly warm or cold
toward the group. Feel free to use the entire extent of the scale.
- Catholic people
Base: All respondents
Q5. Which of the following best reflects your religious beliefs?
Total
NET:
Any
Relig
-ion
(a)
Christ
-ian
(b)
Budd
-hist
(c)
7**
Hindu
(d)
6**
Jewish
(e)
6**
Muslim
(f)
23**
Sikh
(g)
8**
Ethnicity
Other
(h)
38*
None
(i)
White
(j)
Mixed
(k)
28**
Asian
(l)
31**
Working Status
Black
(m)
23**
Other
(n)
11**
Working
(o)
Not
Working
(p)
Disability
Yes
(q)
No
(r)
Influence
Decisions
Affecting
Britain (Q2)
Agree
(s)
Disagree
(t)
Feelings Towards Muslim
People (QS1)
Not
FavourFavable
Neutral
ourable
(51-100)
(50)
(0-49)
(w)
(u)
(v)
Weighted base
1008
628
541
370
866
570
438
190
798
215
573
393
235
Mean
64.78
71.84hi
73.17ah
66.06
69.83
64.78
77.48
49.00
56.94
53.08
65.69
58.02
67.77
51.97
72.93
64.58
65.03
62.81
65.62
68.04t
63.51
81.78vw
380
55.28
53.14
Standard deviation
Standard error
26.05
0.82
24.31
0.97
23.59
1.01
28.59
10.11
24.68
11.04
22.06
7.35
24.44
5.47
38.13
17.05
24.23
3.98
24.83
1.30
25.22
0.85
30.89
6.06
29.10
5.94
35.13
8.06
19.06
5.75
25.81
1.07
26.38
1.28
28.41
2.03
25.29
0.90
25.88
1.74
26.17
1.09
19.83
1.01
17.86
0.91
31.51
2.06
i
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - a/b/c/d/e/f/g/h/i - j/k/l/m/n - o/p - q/r - s/t - u/v/w
Overlap formulae used. * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing
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