Scottish Referendum: Interviews with undecided voters

The transcript discusses personal reflections on identity, patriotism, and decision-making in the context of a significant political choice. It highlights the uncertainty and potential consequences of such decisions, emphasizing the complexity of balancing national identity with broader political implications.

What is the speaker's main concern in the first section?

• The economic impact of independence

• The political landscape of Britain

• The influence of friends on their decision

• The cultural identity of Scotland

How does the speaker feel about Britain's role in the world?

• Britain's global influence is irrelevant

• Britain should focus on internal issues

• Britain should prioritize Scottish independence

• Britain has more influence as a united country

What is the speaker's stance on their Scottish identity?

• They believe Scottish identity is tied to independence

• They are unsure about their Scottish identity

• Their Scottish identity is unaffected by political changes

• They feel less Scottish if Scotland becomes independent

What does the speaker imply about the decision-making process?

• It is straightforward and clear

• It involves significant uncertainty

• It is based on historical precedents

• It is influenced by external pressures

When does the speaker plan to make their final decision?

• After further research

• When public opinion is clear

• When the polling stations open

• After consulting with friends