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Two wave survey on voters' opinions: before and after the Dutch parliamentary elections of May 6, 1998. Political interest and communication / most important national problems /
party adherence / party membership / government policy satisfaction /
voting intention Second Chamber 1994 / general attitude towards (not)
voting / perception of poll results / political issues: euthanasia,
asylum seekers, European Union, ethnic minorities, perception of main
parties standpoint, own stand / political knowledge / membership of the
European Union / left-right self-rating / previous voting behaviour /
sympathy scores for political parties and politicians / political
knowledge: recognition of politician portraits, largest party,
composition of coalition / coalition preference before election / social
and political goals / conditions for Dutch nationality, the
multicultural society / composition of household / household income /
background characteristics: respondent: date of birth, marital status /
background characteristics respondent and partner: education,
occupational status, reasons for not working, occupation, number of
employees, number of working hours / former occupation / willingness to
work in regular job / religious denomination, attendance of religious
services / denomination raised in / respondent: political discussions
and party preference of parents when respondent was aged 10-16 / social
class self image / head of household: education, occupation, number of
working hours, number of employees, reason for not working / parents:
education, occupation, number of working hours, number of employees,
reason for not working / interest and activities in campaign / voting
behaviour Second Chamber 1998, coalition preference after elections /
(post-)materialist values / importance of political issues: income
differences, integration of ethnic minorities, nuclear plants, heavy
traffic on highways, environmental pollution, unemployment, euthanasia,
European Union, financial deficit of the state, level social benefits,
securing good provision for old age, misusing social benefits, asylum
seekers, crime, health care / perception importance of various issues
to political parties: unemployment, environment, fighting crime,
refugees, health care / social participation / perception standpoint
political parties: level of social benefits, nuclear plants /
satisfaction with Dutch democracy: fairness of elections, role of
political parties, members of parliament / satisfaction with Dutch
economy / regional representativeness of the parliament / right to vote
for immigrants / best candidate for prime minister / left-right rating
of political parties / external and internal political efficacy /
political cynicism / social isolation / acceptance of political
decisions / vote probability: other party / civic competence and civic
political participation / religion in politics: pillarization /
social-class self image / nationalism, patriotism, importance of
disobedience, self-control, national anthem and flag, attitude to
foreigners / self administered questionnaire: description of three
persons who are most close to respondent (partner excluded): political
discussions with them, their political stand / contacts with other
persons / trust in institutions: churches, army, judges, press, police,
parliament, administration, big companies, European Union, NATO /
media consumption: watching news and entertainment tv programs,
listening to radio channels, reading newspapers, magazines / political
TV commercials / Internet / approached by political party / political
interest, reading (inter)national news / convincing others to vote for
party.

Survey on voters' opinions: after the Dutch parliamentary elections of 2012. political interest and communication/ vote matchers/ party able to solve national problem/ resignation Rutte I/ government policy/ political issues: income differences/ political issues: European Unification/ political issues: self placement on crime, foreigners &amp, nuclear plants/ left-right rating political party/ social issues/ previous voting behaviour/ political knowledge/ sympathy score:political party/ sympathy score: party leader/ voting behaviour 2012 parliamentary elections/ political efficacy/ membership respondent and household members/ activities and communication to influence government/ government spending/ economic prospects/ EU membership/ satisfaction with democracy/ background variables/ self-completed questionnaire Several variables have been excluded from the public data file in order
to protect the privacy of individual respondents. Examples are
municipality, zip code and the regional newspaper a person is reading.
These variables are available for scientific purposes only at Statistics
Netherlands. For more information, contact the Centre for Policy
Related Statistics at Statistics Netherlands via cvb@cbs.nl.

A questionnaire on tonic immobility (an automatic threat response that is characterized by involuntary and profound behavioral arrest) and the consequences thereof.

In July 2010, the Immigrant panel was
presented a questionnaire to measure the ecological footprint of the respondent. The questionnaire calculates the ecological
footprint by taking account of the space, resources and energy people use in
relation to the biocapacity of the earth. More information on this Ecological Footprint measure by Prof. W. Rees and Dr. M. Wackernagel can be found on the website: www.footprintnetwork.org.

This questionnaire is part of the LISS-I Core Study, a longitudinal survey delivering a broad range of social core information about the panel members. The survey focuses on personality and characteristics.