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Creator: Demirel, Gamze, Elshout, Suzan, Marchand, Miquelle, Scherpenzeel, Annette, Streefkerk, Maarten, Vis, Corrie
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Theme questionnaire: Living in the Netherlands	In 2011 CentERdata started the Theme questionnaire. The questionnaire is repeated regularly and each time consists of a number of questions about various themes that relate to residing in the Netherlands. The themes are repeated or other themes may be included. Examples of themes addressed are: Â· FoodÂ· Climate Â· People Â· Nature Â· Politics Â· Language Â· Freedom Â· Work Â· Domestic livingThe various measurements serve to compile a comprehensive picture of how immigrants experience living in the Netherlands.
Theme questionnaire: Living in the Netherlands > 2011 January	This is the January 2011 measurement of the Theme Questionnaire. The survey aims to gain insight in how immigrants in the Netherlands experience living in this country.
Theme questionnaire: Living in the Netherlands > 2011 March	This is the March 2011 measurement of the Theme Questionnaire. The survey aims to gain insight in how immigrants in the Netherlands experience living in this country.
Theme questionnaire: Living in the Netherlands > 2011 June	This is the June 2011 measurement of the Theme Questionnaire. The survey aims to gain insight in how immigrants in the Netherlands experience living in this country.
Theme questionnaire: Living in the Netherlands > 2011 July	This is the July 2011 measurement of the Theme Questionnaire. The survey aims to gain insight in how immigrants in the Netherlands experience living in this country.
Theme questionnaire: Living in the Netherlands > 2011 October	This is the October 2011 measurement of the Theme Questionnaire. The survey aims to gain insight in how immigrants in the Netherlands experience living in this country.

Creator: Deniz Okat (Hong Kong University), Mikael Paaso (Aalto University)
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Payment apps	This research is about the relationship between people’s trust in traditional financial institutions and their usage of Fintech products.
LISS panel > Payment apps	This research is about the relationship between people’s trust in traditional financial institutions and their usage of Fintech products.
Payment apps > Payment apps	This research is about the relationship between people’s trust in traditional financial institutions and their usage of Fintech products.

Creator: Didier Fouarge
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LISS panel > On lifelong learning 2017	Questionnaire on lifelong learning.

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