The poll, which was conducted via phone interviews on February 9-10, using a random sample of 821 individuals above 18, was taken before the confidence vote in Parliament.
Replying to a question "Would you personally give the government a vote of confidence," 59% of participants said 'yes', 34% said 'no' and 7% declined to answer.
Asked to rate the policy statements unveiled by the Greek Prime Pinister in Parliament, 66% rated them "positively" or "very positively", 19% "neither positively or negatively" and 9% as "negative or very negative," while 6% did not answer.
To the question "How did you mostly feel while hearing the Prime Minister's policy statements," 48% said they felt either "enthusiasm" or "pride", 24% said "nothing in particular", 20% said "concern" and 2% "disappointment".
With regard to the Greek government's stance in the negotiations with Greece's partners and creditors, 75% said they were in agreement, 15% disagreed and 10% did not answer.