ALLINTERACT_D1.2 Report 1_v1.01
Creators: name: Flecha, Ramón
name: Soler, Marta
name: ALLINTERACT Consortium
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2023

description: This dataset contains the data of the overall task of WP1 of the ALLINTERACT project. This task is to explore how societal actors, including young citizens and vulnerable groups, benefit from the social impact of scientific research in regard to the SDGs of Quality Education and Gender Equality. In order to respond to this objective, a series of tasks have been conducted: <strong>A literature review.</strong> The inclusion criteria of the literature we used is: 1) Subject area is Social Sciences, 2) the writing language is English, 3) the document type is article, 4) the keyword is education when available, 5) the publish year of these literature were during 2010-2021, 6) the source type is journal and 7) the journal is indexed in Journal Citation Reports (Q1 or Q2) or Scopus (Q1). Finally, 41 articles were included in the analysis. <strong>Analysis of social media</strong> (21322 members). A total of 1383 posts related to the research objective have been made, which have had 3,397 interactions (reactions and sharings) and 576 comments have been made. The information collected has been carried out from May 2021 to December 2021 (6 months) for the social networks Facebook and Reddit. While the information from the Social Impact Science forums has been collected from October 2020 to December 2021 (15 months). <strong>Communicative focus groups</strong> (12 focus groups; 6 on gender/6 on education) <strong>Survey</strong> (7507 participants) – 13 countries covered aged 16 and over. <strong><em>North of Europe</em></strong> o Germany: 1000 responses (Sampling error: ±3,10%) o Finland: 703 responses (Sampling error: ±3,70%) o Ireland: 208 responses (Sampling error: ±6,80%) <strong><em>Central Europe</em></strong> o France: 1011 responses (Sampling error: ±3,08%) o Netherlands: 686 responses (Sampling error: ±3,74%) o Luxembourg: 200 responses (Sampling error: ±6,93%) <strong><em>Southern Europe</em></strong> o Spain: 999 responses (Sampling error: ±3,10%) o Portugal: 705 responses (Sampling error: ±3,69%) o Italy: 203 responses (Sampling error: ±6,88%) o Cyprus: 200 responses (Sampling error: ±6,93%) <strong><em>Eastern Europe</em></strong> o Romania: 693 responses (Sampling error: ±3,72%) o Slovak Republic: 694 responses (Sampling error: ±3,72%) o Croatia: 205 resposes (Sampling error: ±6,84%) The main results point to four contributions: 1) Research with social impact has co-creation at the core of the intervention, 2) Egalitarian dialogue involving all sectors of society contributes to the social impact of research, 3) Interactions with science contribute to the identification of scientific evidence and hoax in gender and education and 4) Social media is an effective agora to share and discuss about science. Funding: We acknowledge support of this work by the project <em>"ALLINTERACT Widening and diversifying citizen engagement in science</em>” (872396) from the European Commission Horizon 2020 programme. <strong>- Description of data codes and definition of concepts used:</strong> <strong>WP1:</strong> <strong>SDG: </strong>Sustainable Development Goals <br> <strong>- Description of the steps to be followed to process data: </strong> To process the data included in this folder: 1. In the description of this folder data that may be of interest are described. 2. Acess the report. 2. The described data are included in detail in the report. 3. Further information and results are contained in the report. 4. Reference the selected information with its corresponding reference. <br> <strong>- Explanation of possible relationship with other datasets:</strong> This dataset is related to the following folders of dataset which contain ALLINTERACT reports that are public and approved by the European Commission: ALLINTERACT_D2.1 Report 2_v1.01 ALLINTERACT_D3.1 Report 3_v1.01 ALLINTERACT_D4.2 Report 4_v1.01 ALLINTERACT_D4.1 Minutes from Workshop 1_v1.01 <br> <strong>- Contact information in case of doubts: </strong>allinteract@ub.edu