Vignette Experiment on Paradata > Part 1
Single Wave Study
General Information
Title
Part 1
Project Number
15.1
Abstract
This study focuses on general attitudes regarding privacy, confidentiality, and trust, and attitudes toward survey organizations.
Longitudinal Type
Single Wave Study
Begin date
07-07-2008
End date
30-07-2008
Researcher
Singer, Eleanor, Couper, Mick P.
Publisher
CentERdata
Copyright
© 2011 CentERdata
Funding Organization
CentERdata/MESS Project
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17026/dans-xzh-aw2t
Datasets and documentation
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English version
Dutch (original) version
Data Files
English SPSS version
English STATA version
Variables
| Variable name | Variable Label | Variable Type |
|---|---|---|
| nomem_encr | Number of household member encrypted | preloaded |
| ae08a_m | Year and month of field work period | constructed |
| ae08a001 | Randomization answer categories | constructed |
| ae08a002 | In general, how worried are you about your personal privacy? | directly measured |
| ae08a003 | In general, how worried are you about your personal privacy? | directly measured |
| ae08a004 | Please indicate whether or not you ever feel your privacy is violated by the following: banks and credit card companies when they ask about finances | directly measured |
| ae08a005 | Please indicate whether or not you ever feel your privacy is violated by the following: the government when it collects tax returns | directly measured |
| ae08a006 | Please indicate whether or not you ever feel your privacy is violated by the following: the government when it conducts surveys | directly measured |
| ae08a007 | Please indicate whether or not you ever feel your privacy is violated by the following: computers that store a lot of information about you | directly measured |
| ae08a008 | Please indicate whether or not you ever feel your privacy is violated by the following: people who ask questions on public opinion surveys | directly measured |
| ae08a009 | Do you feel that different government agencies can get information about you if they try to? | directly measured |
| ae08a010 | Different private and public organizations have personal information about us. How concerned are you about whether or not they keep this information confidential? | directly measured |
| ae08a011 | Different private and public organizations have personal information about us. How concerned are you about whether or not they keep this information confidential? | directly measured |
| ae08a012 | How much do you trust each of the following to keep the information they collect from you confidential: public opinion research companies | directly measured |
| ae08a013 | How much do you trust each of the following to keep the information they collect from you confidential: market research companies | directly measured |
| ae08a014 | How much do you trust each of the following to keep the information they collect from you confidential: government agencies, like Statistics Netherlands | directly measured |
| ae08a015 | Did you find it difficult to answer the questions? | directly measured |
| ae08a016 | Were the questions clear to you? | directly measured |
| ae08a017 | Did the questionnaire get you thinking? | directly measured |
| ae08a018 | Did you find the topic interesting? | directly measured |
| ae08a019 | Did you enjoy answering the questions? | directly measured |
| ae08a020 | Starting date of the interview | constructed |
| ae08a021 | Starting time of the interview | constructed |
| ae08a022 | End date of the interview | constructed |
| ae08a023 | End time of the interview | constructed |
| ae08a024 | duration in seconds | derived |
Response Information
Response Overview
Response: Selected number of household members: 8.606 (100%)Non-response: 2.839 (33%)
Actual response: 5.767 (67%)
Complete: 5.753
Incomplete: 14
Collection Events
Period
07-07-2008 to 30-07-2008
Sample
LISS panel members aged 16 years and older
Collection Mode
internet survey
Fieldwork Note
a reminder was sent twice to non-respondents
Publications
Waarden & Welbevinden Master thesis, Faculteit Gedragswetenschappen, Universiteit Twente; Oonk, L.
Learning about a class of belief-dependent preferences without information on beliefs Institute of Labor Economics (IZA) Discussion Paper No. 5957; Bellemare, C.
et al.
Ethical considerations in internet surveys In: M. Das, P. Ester & L. Kaczmirek (Eds.), Social and Behavioral Research and the Internet: Advances in Applied Methods and Research Strategies, pp. 133-164; Singer, E.
et al.