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Creator: Leeuw, E.D. de, Conrad, F.G.
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LISS panel > Professional respondents in panels	This questionnaire will be used to investigate the existence of different respondent types in the LISS panel. It will be examined whether these respondent types differ on demographic and psychographic variables and survey attitudes, whether respondent types differ in response propensity and attrition in the LISS panel and if they produce data of different quality. The questionnaire is also administered to the migrant panel.
Immigrant panel > Professional respondents in panels	This questionnaire will be used to investigate the existence of different respondent types in the LISS-I panel. It will be examined whether these respondent types differ on demographic and psychographic variables and survey attitudes, whether respondent types differ in response propensity and attrition in the LISS-I panel and if they produce data of different quality. The questionnaire is also administered to the LISS panel.

Creator: Dr. B. Hosch-Dayican, Prof. Dr. K. Aarts, Dr. A. Dassen, and Dr. C. Amrit
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LISS panel > Calibrating Twitter Data: Issue Salience and Issue Ownership in Social Media and in Surveys	This questionnaire consists of questions about the knowledge of the views of different political parties and the use of Twitter for voicing political opinions.

Creator: dr. Thomas Buser and prof.dr. Hessel Oosterbeek
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LISS panel > Willingness to compete	The questionnaire is about willingness to compete.

Creator: Boekel, L. van, Garretsen, H.F.L., Brouwers, E.P.M., Goor, L.A.M. van de
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LISS panel > Perceptions and beliefs about people with a substance use disorder	The questionnaire includes questions on opinions about and experience with people who are alcohol or drug addicted. The purpose of the study is to investigate the level of stigmatization and discrimination of people with a substance use disorder.

Creator: Eckman, S., Kreuter, F.
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LISS panel > Motivated Underreporting: Filter Questions and Panel Conditioning	This study examines underreporting in response to filter questions. Respondents were randomly assigned to three different formats of filter and follow-up questions. To examine whether underreporting effects persist across waves of the panel, the study was repeated in May (Wave 2). Respondents were again randomly assigned to the three formats.
LISS panel > Motivated Underreporting: Filter Questions and Panel Conditioning > Wave 1	This study examines underreporting in response to filter questions. Respondents were randomly assigned to three different formats of filter and follow-up questions. To examine whether underreporting effects persist across waves of the panel, the study was repeated in May (Wave 2). Respondents were again randomly assigned to the three formats.
LISS panel > Motivated Underreporting: Filter Questions and Panel Conditioning > Wave 2	This study examines underreporting in response to filter questions. To examine whether underreporting effects persist across waves of the panel, the study was repeated in May (Wave 2). Again respondents were randomly assigned to the three formats (1/3 chance on the same format as in wave 1 and 2/3 chance on one of the other two formats). The order of the products the respondents were assigned to in wave 1 was kept the same.

Creator: Prof. Dr. Harry Ganzeboom
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LISS panel > ISSP 2015 – Work Orientation	The module Work Orientation of the ISSP2015-NL questionnaire was presented to the LISS panel.

Creator: Prof. dr. Peter van der Velden
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LISS panel > Questionnaire on the corona virus in the LISS panel	Questions on respondents’ situation during the corona crisis

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