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Creator: Joost Oude Groeniger (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Stefan Lipman (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Kirsten Rohde (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Dorien Beeres (Erasmus MC)
Title Description
LISS Data Archive > Social changes in nutrition, transport and sustainability > Wave 1

The project investigates respondents’ experiences with (reduced) meat consumption and (reduced) car use. In addition, it is investigated to what extent sustainable health
behaviors have changed compared to 2019.

LISS Data Archive > Social changes in nutrition, transport and sustainability > Wave 2

The project investigates respondents’ experiences with (reduced) meat consumption and (reduced) car use. In addition, it is investigated to what extent sustainable health
behaviors have changed compared to 2019.

Creator: Kjell Noordzij (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Title Description
LISS panel > Political trust

This study intends to answer the question whether the widely used single-item measure of political trust a valid measure is of the multidimensional concept of political trust.

Creator: Velden, P.G. van der, Bosmans, M.W.G., Knaap, L. van der
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LISS panel > Coping self-efficacy after potential traumatic events

This study investigates
coping self-efficacy after traumatic experiences.

Creator: Swan, Emily, Koelen, Maria, Bouwman, Laura, Aarts, Noelle
Title Description
LISS panel > How is obesity perpetuated or resisted in different contexts?

This study examines risk
factors for obesity: besides individual aspects, social and environmental
factors are looked into. By investigating which factors encourage being
'non-obese’, the study aims to discover means by which obesity can be avoided.

Creator: Kooreman, P., Carman, Katie
Title Description
Disease Prevention

The study focuses on health
behaviour and disease probabilities.

Disease Prevention > Main Measure (September 2008)

In September 2008, a questionnaire on preventive
care and the value of risk reduction was administered to the LISS panel. Panel
members were asked about their participation in preventive care programs
available in the Netherlands
(flu shots, cervical cancer tests, mammograms, STD tests and the use of aspirin
for the prevention of heart disease). In addition, they were asked about their previous experience with the disease and
prevention, whether they were invited to participate in the free program, the
motivations behind their participation decision, the actual or expected costs
of the intervention, risk factors that might influence their individual risk of
disease, and their perceptions of the risks they face with and without
preventive care.

Panel members were
asked a number of subjective probability questions, including the risk of
developing a particular disease and the risk of mortality. The questionnaire also had an experiment to
investigate the role of framing. Some people were asked about the probability
of survival and others were asked about the probability of death. Also the order
of the subjective probability questions was randomized.

Finally, visual aids were used to help people to interpret and express
small probabilities: One third of the respondents answered the probability
questions in a normal answer box, one third received a digital scale to provide
their answer, and one third was presented a number-line with a magnifier,
making it easier to choose very small probabilities.

Disease Prevention > Flu Shot (January 2009)

In Januari 2009, a question was asked in the LISS panel about the flu shot. This followed the questionnaire which had been administered in the panel in September 2008.

Disease Prevention > Flu (April 2009)

In April 2009 a question about the flu was asked in the LISS panel. This question followed the questionnaire on Disease prevention, which was administered in September 2008.

Creator: Kooreman, P.
Title Description
Weighing Project > Weighing Questionnaire > 2011 July

This is the zeventh Weighing Questionnaire measurement, conducted in July 2011.

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