39.5 percent respondents indicate a deterioration of security in Poland during When a quarter of them – exactly 25.6 percent – It seems that the situation has not changed. 25.4 percent have an optimistic look at this issue. respondents, and 9.5 percent respondents do not have a specific opinion on this subject.
According to the study, the most severe assessment of the situation is issued by people with lower education, who are the most convinced of the deterioration of the level of security in the country. In a group of people with primary or junior high school as much as 54.2 percent. believes that the sense of security in Poland has decreased. Interestingly, as follows from the study, it was in this group that the highest percentage of undecided people was shown – the answer “I do not have the opinion” chose as much as 19 percent. respondents from this segment.
Two groups of respondents However, they seem to oppose general pessimism. The survey reveals that people earning over 7,000 PLN net and those with basic vocational education much more often see improvement in security in the country. In the first of these groups, 36 percent respondents believe that the situation has improved, but 33.7 percent have the opposite opinion. respondents. In a group of people with vocational education, an increase in security notices 33.3 percent, but a slightly lower percentage, 30.6 percent, indicates its deterioration.
In turn, looking at the results from the perspective of the place of residence indicates less clear differences. Residents of the village and the largest Polish cities – those over 500,000 residents – they provide safety level grades, which are surprisingly converging. 38.9 percent indicate the reduction in security level. village residents and 40.4 percent residents of large cities. The improvement is declared by 26.8 percent, respectively. people from the village and 25.8 percent from the agglomeration. Interestingly, identical percentage – 11.2 percent – In both groups he admits that there is no opinion on this subject.
Will the sense of security in the country be more consistent in social perception in the following months? The results of the SW Research study reflect divisions that may indicate key differences in perception depending on the social and economic conditions of the respondents.
