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| Visual Analogue Scale and Item Response Time Measurement in Happiness Research > Part 2 |
This questionnaire examines the way people respond to the same question asked using different answering scales.Experimental design:In part 1 respondents were randomly assigned to a condition in which the answering type differed (discrete or ordinal).In part 2 the answering type that respondents got in part 1 was preloaded to assign them to the opposite condition (variable fl11a001).Respondents who got answering type 1 in part 1 got answering type 2 in part 2.Respondents who got answering type 2 in part 1 got answering type 1 in part 2.Respondents that didn’t participate in part 1 were assigned to a condition randomly in part 2.In part 2 a selection of respondents was presented “additional questions” at the end of the questionnaire, this as part of an internal project (variable fl11a003). |
| Visual Analogue Scale and Item Response Time Measurement in Happiness Research > Part 1 |
This questionnaire examines the way people respond to the same question asked using different answering scales.Experimental design:In part 1 respondents were randomly assigned to a condition in which the answering type differed (discrete or ordinal).In part 2 the answering type that respondents got in part 1 was preloaded to assign them to the opposite condition (variable fl11a001).Respondents who got answering type 1 in part 1 got answering type 2 in part 2.Respondents who got answering type 2 in part 1 got answering type 1 in part 2.Respondents that didn’t participate in part 1 were assigned to a condition randomly in part 2.In part 2 a selection of respondents was presented “additional questions” at the end of the questionnaire, this as part of an internal project (variable fl11a003). |
| Visual Analogue Scale and Item Response Time Measurement in Happiness Research |
This questionnaire examines the way people respond to the same question asked using different answering scales. |
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| Tonic immobility in response to trauma: Prevalence and consequences > Wave 1 - Part 2 |
In August 2011, a questionnaire on traumatic experiences was administered to the LISS panel. This study consisted of several scales measuring personality traits in relation to traumatisation. This is part two of two questionnaires on traumatic experiences. |
| Tonic immobility in response to trauma: Prevalence and consequences > Wave 1 - Part 2 |
In August 2011, a questionnaire on traumatic experiences was administered to the LISS panel. This study consisted of several scales measuring personality traits in relation to traumatisation. This is part two of two questionnaires on traumatic experiences. |
| Tonic immobility in response to trauma: Prevalence and consequences > Wave 1 - Part 1 |
In July 2011 a questionnaire on traumatic experiences was administered to the LISS panel.The survey investigates traumatic experiences people may have had in the past. This is part one of two questionnaires on traumatic experiences. |
| Tonic immobility in response to trauma: Prevalence and consequences > Wave 1 - Part 1 |
In July 2011 a questionnaire on traumatic experiences was administered to the LISS panel.The survey investigates traumatic experiences people may have had in the past. This is part one of two questionnaires on traumatic experiences. |
| Tonic immobility in response to trauma: Prevalence and consequences |
This project consists of a series of studies utilising several scales measuring personality traits in relation to traumatisation. |
| Tonic immobility in response to trauma: Prevalence and consequences |
This project consists of a series of studies utilising several scales measuring personality traits in relation to traumatisation. |
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| SCP Cultural Changes > Cultural changes in the Netherlands 1989 - CV'89 |
Conditions for shorter working hours: income versus leisure / working conditions, quality of job / doing volunteer work / satisfaction with social position / leisure activities, holidays / social contacts / level of government expenditures for public facilities and subsidies / personal problems, fears, loneliness / expected developments with respect to the economy, employment and incomes / judgement of own financial position / desired development of wages and benefits / evaluation of various social security benefits, rights and obligations of persons drawing benefits, responsibility of unions to them / justice of actual income differences, including level of benefits / expected and desired developments / justice of differences of property / freedom of speech and protest / wish to increase the participation by citizens, students, pupils and their parents / honesty in social life / left-right self-rating / political interest, preference and participation / political efficacy, confidence in politicians / preference denominational or state school, separation of religion and politics, social organizations / satisfaction with society / housing situation, satisfaction with housing and neighbourhood / satisfaction with family life / possession of durables / recent far reaching events in r.'s life / health condition: deceases, illness, use of medicines / making use of institutions for social, medical or legal assistance / satisfaction with life, happiness / what groups or individuals are most entitled to a vacant dwelling: married people or single, Dutch or foreign, young or old, Dutch or Surinamese, single man or single woman, white or coloured, with or without children / what groups are first to be dismissed / first to get a promotion at work / objections against immigrant neighbours, colleagues, immigrant children in class with r's child / attitude to new advanced technologies, being involved with new technologies, knowledge of new technology, confidence in technological developments / self administered questionnaire: wish to change time budget with respect to work, contacts with friends, family life, leisure, domestic work, rest / importance of having a payed job, work ethics / what qualities should determine the wage of an individual employee / employers versus employees, necessity of unions / desired qualities of job / worst consequences of being unemployed / desired type of job / responsibility of government for employment and the unemployed / if r unemployed: need for job, expectation to find a job / work ethics / income versus leisure / what qualities should determine the wage of an employee at r's work / quality of r's job / easiness to find other job / inter-personal relations at work / job satisfaction. Background variables: basic characteristics / residence / housing situation / household characteristics / characteristics of parental family / household / occupation / employment / income / capital assets / education / social class / politics / religion / consumption of durables / readership, mass media, and 'cultural' exposure / organizational membership |
