DOI: 10.20350/digitalcsic/17221
title: Social Legitimacy of Pain (SOLEPA). Survey Study
title: Legitimidad Social del Dolor (SOLEPA). Estudio por encuesta

description: [Description of methods used for collection/generation of data] UNIVERSE: Population residing in Spain aged 18 and over. FRAME: 40dB panel. SAMPLE SIZE: 1,600 interviews. DATA COLLECTION: The sample has been selected among the people belonging to the Panel. SAMPLE TYPE: Stratified selection by age group, sex and educational level of the Panel members, with the strata being proportional to the national population over 18 years of age. AVERAGE INTERVIEW TIME: 13.8 minutes.
description: [Methods for processing the data] The treatment of the information collected consisted of debugging the data, correcting errors and detecting anomalous data. Data recording was automatic and coding of open-ended questions was done manually. The evaluation of the fieldwork was continued by reviewing the compliance of the sample, analysis and treatment of non-response.
description: The codebook is available in Spanish and in English translation.
description: [EN] The "Social Legitimacy of Pain" project aims to delve into the understanding of pain from a social perspective. Pain must be understood as a socially constructed concept, in which psychological, educational, cultural, and sociological elements intervene, and which therefore requires a study that analyzes its different dimensions, considering both the social context in which it occurs and its subjective perception. This dataset collects the results of a survey designed to understand the social legitimacy of pain: how this legitimation occurs, what elements influence a pain being considered legitimate, understanding the relationship between the legitimacy of a type of pain and the social groups that suffer it predominantly, etc. The questionnaire was designed by the research group belonging to the IBC line of IESA/CSIC and answered by a sample of panelists, adhering to quotas of sex, age, and educational level to proportionally represent the Spanish population aged 18 or older. The fieldwork was carried out in 2021.
description: [ES] El proyecto “Legitimidad social del Dolor”, tiene por objeto ahondar en el conocimiento del dolor desde una perspectiva social. El dolor debe entenderse como un concepto construido socialmente, en el que intervienen elementos psicológicos, educativos, culturales, y sociológicos, y que por tanto requiere de un estudio que analice sus diferentes dimensiones, teniendo en cuenta tanto el contexto social en el que se produce como su percepción subjetiva. Este conjunto de datos recoge los resultados de una encuesta diseñada con el objetivo de conocer la legitimidad social del dolor: cómo se produce dicha legitimación, qué elementos influyen en que un dolor sea legítimo, conocer la relación entre la legitimidad de un tipo de dolor y los grupos sociales que lo sufren de forma mayoritaria, etc. El cuestionario fue diseñado por el grupo de investigación perteneciente a la línea IBC del IESA/CSIC y respondido por una muestra formada por panelistas atendiendo a cuotas de sexo, edad y nivel educativo de forma que representaran proporcionalmente a la población española de 18 años o más. El trabajo de campo se realizó en el año 2021.
description: PAIN_Data file.csv PAIN_Data file.sav PAIN_Codebook_EN.pdf PAIN_Codebook_SP.pdf PAIN_Readme_EN.pdf PAIN_Readme_SP.pdf PAIN_Questionnaire.pdf