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This study focuses on gender inequalities within households in times of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This study focuses on gender inequalities within households in times of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This research investigates the perception of society about sharing messages about sexual victimization online, more specifically e-shaming.

In February 2012, a questionnaire consisting of 5 parts was fielded in the LISS panel. Part 4 consisted of 5 different versions. The respondents were presented one of these versions, which version the respondent received, was determined at random. In the first 4 versions, the respondent had the possibility of earning money (with the exception of 1 conditional group, which was unable to earn money in part 4). Each time, the amount of money depended on the respondent’s decision and a die or coin tossed by the computer. One of the questionnaire parts was selected for actual payment of the sum earned. This amount was shown directly upon completion of the questionnaire.

In February a questionnaire about dealing with risks was presented to the LISS panel. Some additional questions were included in the Health Core questionnaire in November and December.

In September and October 2010, a questionnaire was administered to the Immigrant panel in which respondents were asked to answer three questions about six pictures (from 12 pictures in total). In September, it was randomly determined whether the respondent received picture 1 - 6 or picture 7 – 12. In October the respondent received the other six pictures. If a panelmember did not participate in September the order of the pictures was randomly determined in October (1 - 6 or 7 - 12).