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This questionnaire is about emancipation and is administered every year by SCP.
The survey is about childcare and childcare allowance.
This questionnaire is about emancipation and is administered every year by SCP.
This research aims to provide knowledge about how to combine and balance the different purposes that social assistance schemes should serve. Respondents are presented with a series of choice situations and asked what they would advise the government to choose in each situation.
This questionnaire is about emancipation and is administered every year by SCP.
In this survey Dutch citizens are asked about their perspective on the energy transition
The survey focuses on time use and consumption.
The aim of the project is to explore the possibilities to integrate audio recordings and their processing into the traditional survey data collection process. The project is part of the SSHOC project in which the LISS panel and Centerdata take part, too. The questionnaire consists of 5 modules....
The goal of this project was to test a recently developed measuring instrument examining public engagement with global development: the Aid Attitude Tracker (AAT).
This study investigates the impact of changing scale direction.
This research investigates the perception of society about sharing messages about sexual victimization online, more specifically e-shaming.
This research is about the relationship between people’s trust in traditional financial institutions and their usage of Fintech products.
LISS panel members were asked about their willingness to participate in genotyping research (using saliva samples) in the future.
The study investigates how people really think about policy experimentation.
The present research aims to determine what withholds eligible households from claiming benefits.
This study is about communicating about risks and side-effects of medical treatments. The goal is to understand how people use and interpret this information.
This questionnaire is part of the fourteenth wave of the LISS Core Study, a longitudinal survey delivering a broad range of social core information about the panel members.
This research is about the relationship between people’s trust in traditional financial institutions and their usage of Fintech products.
This research is about the relationship between people’s trust in traditional financial institutions and their usage of Fintech products.
This research aims at exploring response differences between two modes by comparing the face-to-face surveys of the Dutch ‘European Values Study’ of 2017 with a time parallel web survey of the EVS in the LISS panel.
