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Creator: Van Holsteijn, J.J.M.
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LISS panel > Political Preference	This questionnaire concerns the political preference of Dutch respondents.

Creator: L. de Vroege, C.M. van der Feltz-Cornelis
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LISS panel > Prevalence and relevant associations of alexithymia in a Dutch general population sample and in comparison to clinical patients with somatic symptom disorder (SSD)	It is explored whether or not alexithymia occurs more often in patients with SSD, compared to the general population.

Creator: Van Doorn, Janne, Breugelmans, Seger M., Zeelenberg, Marcel
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LISS panel > Pro-Social and Anti-Social Consequences of Guilt	This questionnaire examines whether parenthood affects the relation between guilt and pro-social behavior.

Creator: Berg, M., De Beer, P.
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LISS panel > Solidarity	In March 2012, the LISS panel completed a questionnaire about choosing between people. This study uses a vignette approach, requiring respondents to choose each time between two descriptions selected at random from 500 vignettes supplied by the study’s commissioning client. In the section about formal (public) solidarity, eight characteristics are described for the individuals, and in the section about informal (private) solidarity, five characteristics are described. The characteristics are moreover displayed in random order (vertically) on the screen for each respondent.

Creator: Van De Ven, N., Lindenberg, S.M.
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LISS panel > Status Concerns and Societal Dissatisfaction	This questionnaire examines the causes of feelings of unease about the society people live in.The questionnaire consists of around thirty statements that respondents can either agree or disagree with.

Creator: Hartmann, T., Tanis, M., Baumgartner, S.E.
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LISS panel > The role of online health information for individuals with health anxiety	The aim of the study is to investigate longitudinally the relationship between health anxiety and searching for health information on the internet. The project consists of four waves, administered in December 2013, February, April, and June 2014.
LISS panel > The role of online health information for individuals with health anxiety > Wave 1	This is the first wave in a study to investigate the relationship between health anxiety and searching for health information on the internet.
LISS panel > The role of online health information for individuals with health anxiety > Wave 2	This is the second wave in a study to investigate the relationship between health anxiety and searching for health information on the internet.
LISS panel > The role of online health information for individuals with health anxiety > Wave 3	This is the third wave in a study to investigate the relationship between health anxiety and searching for health information on the internet.
LISS panel > The role of online health information for individuals with health anxiety > Wave 4	This is the fourth wave in a study to investigate the relationship between health anxiety and searching for health information on the internet.

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