cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2a3-75pr
title: Exploring ehealth Model and Its Acceptance for Mental Wellness among Digital Talents

description: The objectives of this research are two-fold: 1) To explore the acceptance of eHealth for mental wellness (EHMW) among digital talents in a local Premier Digital Tech Institution, and 2) To explore how these talents' demographic profiles, mental health literacy and workplace wellness influence their acceptance of EHMW. This research surveyed forty-one digital talents who played vital roles in providing digital skills at a tertiary education level. Most respondents agreed that eHealth was appropriate for managing mental wellness. Among the three eHealth domains for managing mental wellness, the acceptance level is the highest for the application domain of "interacting for health", with male respondents more likely to accept the use of EHMW.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x54-49n7
title: Monitor Samenwerkingsverbanden Passend Onderwijs; metingen 2016 en 2018

description: Vanaf 1 augustus 2014 is de Wet Passend Onderwijs van kracht. In dit nieuwe stelsel zijn samenwerkingsverbanden van schoolbesturen gezamenlijk verantwoordelijk om alle leerlingen die extra ondersteuning nodig hebben een goede onderwijsplek te bieden. De gevolgen van de Wet Passend Onderwijs worden onderzocht in het kader van het landelijke Evaluatieprogramma Passend Onderwijs, waar de onderhavige Monitor Samenwerkingsverbanden één onderdeel van is. De onderzoeksthema’s van het Evaluatieprogramma Passend Onderwijs zijn ontleend aan een beleidstheorie van passend onderwijs. Een groot deel van deze onderzoeksthema’s belichten we ook in de Monitor Samenwerkingsverbanden. Het gaat om de volgende onderzoeksthema’s:- de rol en taak van de samenwerkingsverbanden;- de verevening en middelenbesteding;- de werking van de zorgplicht;- de ervaren bureaucratie;- de ondersteuning door samenwerkingsverbanden;- de realisatie van dekkend aanbod en de rol van schoolondersteuningsprofielen;- de positie van ouders;- de afstemming tussen onderwijs en jeugdhulp.Er zijn twee metingen gedaan, in 2016 en in 2018.Bestanden:Rapporten."Monitor_SWV_2016.pdf"Van Aarsen, E., Weijers, S., Walraven, M., Bomhof, M. Monitor Samenwerkingsverbanden 2016. De voortgang van passend onderwijs volgens swv-directeuren.Utrecht: OberonDit is publicatie nr.16 in de reeks Evaluatie Passend Onderwijs.ISBN: 978-94-6321-034-8"Monitor_SWV_2018.pdf"Van Aarsen, E., Suijkerbuijk, A., Van Eck, P., Weijers, S., Walraven, M. Monitor samenwerkingsverbanden 2018. De voortgang van passend onderwijs in 2018 volgens leidinggevenden. Utrecht: Oberon.Dit is publicatie nr. 53 in de reeks Evaluatie Passend Onderwijs.ISBN: 978-90-805646-0-2Spss datasets:"M_SWV_2016_PO_DANS_incl_Koppelvar.sav""M_SWV_2016_VO_DANS_incl_Koppelvar.sav""M_SWV_2018_DANS_2.sav"De vragenlijsten voor po en vo is te vinden in 'Bijlage 2: Uitkomsten' van het onderzoeksrapport.De vragenlijst van 2018 is als Bijlage 3 opgenomen in het rapport.De vragen worden weergegeven in de labels van de variabelen.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x3e-4452
title: Internet Gaming Research Group 3: Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD) Psychopathology Culture

description: The present data set involves online survey/scale data of anonymous/de-identified adult players of massively multiplayer online-role playing with residency in Australia, the USA, the UK, Canada, and New Zealand [N = 1032 Mage = 24, SDage = 7, males = 503 (48.7%), females = 529 (51.3%)]. The estimated maximum sampling error (at the 95% confidence interval) for 1032 participants is 3.11%. Participants provided informed consent for the use of the data for future research purposes by researchers other than the collection research team. Measures included in the present base involve: a)The Individualism and Collectivism Scale/Culture Orientation Scale (ICS; Triandis and Gelfand, 1998); b) The Depression Anxiety Stress Scale (DASS-21;Lovibond Lovibond, 1995); c) The ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS; Kessler, 2005); d) The Internet Gaming Disorder Scale-Short Form (IGD9-SF; Pontes Griffiths, 2015) and; e) socio-demographic and Internet Use/ Internet Gaming information.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zh5-cq72
title: Eating Disorder Syptoms - Relationships with Meaning in Life

description: This research project examines the relationship between eating disorder symptoms and meaning in life, in a (non-clinical) female student sample. Although meaning in life has been suggested to be a potential maintenance variable of eating disorders, empirical research on the association between meaning in life and eating disorders is scarce and limited by methodological weaknesses. Therefore, the current study aimed to expand on previous findings by studying the relationship between meaning in life and eating disorder symptoms in a homogeneous sample of undergraduate women, using a validated measure of eating disorder symptoms (EDE-Q) and including two different measures of life meaning (MLQ, MEMS).
DOI: 10.17026/dans-27e-pmdu
title: Appendix 1. Interview Protocol

description: Appendix 1 is an interview protocol used in our study as the data collection tool. The focus of the interview protocol is on teachers' feelings, thoughts, and emotions regarding digital technologies, as these were manifested in their personal and professional lives.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zpf-g6z7
title: Constitutional Court Decisions concerning the Indonesian Criminal Procedure Law (KUHAP) 2006 to 2018

description: The dataset presents a summary of 51 decisions of the Indonesian Constitutional Court concerning judicial review of the Indonesian Criminal Procedure Law (KUHAP) from 2006 to 2018. It contains the case number; applicants; articles of the KUHAP that the Court reviewed; and the verdicts of the Court and its main consideration. The decisions were collected from the website of the Indonesian Constitutional Court as of 15 June 2016 until 11 March 2018. The dataset is part of my dissertation: Issues of Cross-Border Access to Electronic Evidence: Improving Indonesian Practice in Investigating Cybercrime.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z8h-undf
title: Studentenmonitor 2016

description: De Studentenmonitor Hoger Onderwijs is een monitoronderzoek onder studenten in het hoger onderwijs dat in opdracht van het ministerie van OCW wordt uitgevoerd. Voor vragen kunt u zich richten tot info@researchned.nl.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z7h-k7wh
title: Yvonne: Handleiding voor het maken van Verschillende Dranken en American Drinks. Derde druk (1922)

description: Transcriptie van Yvonne: Handleiding voor het maken van Verschillende Dranken en American Drinks. Derde druk. J.F. van de Ven: Baarn, 1922 [eerste druk 1915].
DOI: 10.17026/dans-znf-cqr8
title: Jo van Wijngaarden: Jo’s handig boekje voor Mixing Drinks [1924]

description: Transcriptie van Jo van Wijngaarden: Jo’s handig boekje voor Mixing Drinks. J. van Wijngaarden: Rotterdam, [1924].
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xn4-q9hb
title: Participatory Toponym Handling (PTH) Framework

description: To understand citizen participation in toponyms better, we have developed a framework to guide the handling of toponyms. In this framework, we consider a citizen science ontology to connect participatory toponym handling as part of geographic citizen science.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zhz-kg3z
title: Grey Literature Resources generate and drive Awareness to the Circular Economy

description: This study first sets out to gain insight into the opinions of GreyNet’s community of practice with regard to the circular economy and to determine if there is consensus. This will be carried out via an online community-based survey. As with any explorative research, the outcome has yet to be fully defined. Nevertheless, it is expected that the findings of the survey will indicate a sufficient level of consensus within GreyNet’s community of practice.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xpc-2szw
title: Genderdiversiteit in de overheid 2021

description: Per 1 januari 2022 geldt in Nederland een ingroeiquotum voor de raad van commissarissen van beursgenoteerde bedrijven. Wordt met een benoeming niet aan de minimumeis van een derde vrouw/man voldaan, dan blijft de stoel leeg. Een vergelijkbare maatregel ontbreekt voor de (semi)publieke sector. Toch zijn met name vrouwen ook in deze sector op veel plekken ondervertegenwoordigd. Dit blijkt uit de Quickscan Genderdiversiteit, een onderzoek dat SEO Economisch Onderzoek in opdracht van het ministerie van OCW uitvoerde.Voor het onderzoek zijn voor meer dan 2600 (semi-)publieke instellingen gegevens verzameld. In totaal geven deze gegevens zicht op het aantal vrouwen en mannen voor meer dan 4400 topgremia in 2021. Dit zijn het aantal vrouwen en mannen in onder andere raden van bestuur, raden van toezicht, colleges van B&W en gemeenteraden. De gegevens zijn per instelling en per gremium terug te vinden in het dashboard genderdiversiteitindeoverheid.nl. Het dashboard en de Quickscan rapportage geven ook zicht op hoe (koepel)organisaties sturen op genderdiversiteit. De focus ligt op twee sturingsinstrumenten: governance codes en monitoring. De dataset bevat de achterliggende gegevens van het dashboard.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xzu-as8s
title: Online Gamified Learning: Focus Group Discussion Data set, May - August 2020

description: This data set is the transcription and also the interrater related data from SPSS.There is also invitation letter of interrater.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xs4-vbba
title: Online appendix of 'I identify, therefore I participate How social identification relates to the political participation among Muslim immigrant-origin individuals in Western Europe' by Maria Kranendonk

description: This is the online appendix of the dissertation: "I identify, therefore I participate. How social identification relates to the political participation among Muslim immigrant-origin individuals in Western Europe", by Maria Kranendonk. Some of the articles on which the chapters are based are published by peer-reviewed academic journals:Chapter 1: Kranendonk, M., Vermeulen, F., & van Heelsum, A. (2018). “Unpacking” the Identity‐to‐Politics Link: The Effects of Social Identification on Voting Among Muslim Immigrants in Western Europe. Political Psychology, 39(1), 43-67.Chapter 2: Kranendonk, M. (2018). The relationship between social identification and local voting, and its interplay with personal and group discrimination among the descendants of Turkish immigrants in Western Europe. Comparative migration studies, 6(1), 25.Chapter 5: Kranendonk, M., & Vermeulen, F. (2018). Group identity, group networks, and political participation: Moroccan and Turkish immigrants in the Netherlands. Acta Politica, 1-42.The link to the manuscript will also be provided in due time.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xqk-c5sn
title: Problems of ensuring the optimal level of industrial security for “green energy” facilities in the future digital economy

description: The process of development of existing and projected future integrated “green power” systems, including traditional thermal power plants, hydroelectric power plants, nuclear power plants and heterogeneous renewable energy sources, is characterized by various types and operating modes of generating facilities, involving complex problems of compatibility and synchronization of parallel energy and control information flows. These trends put on the agenda the new complicated problems of ensuring the sustainability for practical controlled operation of heterogeneous power supply systems in the current context of a qualitative transition from preceding manual local operations to a fundamentally new levels of automated dispatch remote control mode, industrial training and technological culture. The key role here is played by new digital industrial control systems and situational control rooms and centers, which integrate information flows from a variety of sources in order to analyze current events, forecast their development and analyze possible consequences of management decisions made by operators before the possible accidents.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-236-2fad
title: Do microfinance institutes help slum-dwellers in coping with frequent disasters? An agent-based modelling study

description: This data is linked to the publication - "Do microfinance institutes help slum-dwellers in coping with frequent disasters? An agent-based modelling study". In this study, we explore whether Microfinance Institutes (MFIs) can increase the coping capacity of slum-dwellers by increasing their financial capital while facing disasters. This data includes the regression tables used in analysing the robustness of the model and an in-depth effect of MFI-related parameters such as interest rate, repayment period and provision of relief funds on the coping capacity indicators such as mean savings, Gini-index and the total number of slum-dwellers owning a business. These regression tables are generated using the data obtained by running simulations with the help of a stylized Agent-Based Model (ABM) developed for this study. The model can be accessed using the following link: https://www.comses.net/codebase-release/c916d27f-321c-40e0-a8ff-4ec9f087b186/.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-25u-s3af
title: Replication data (with rounded standardized macro variables) for "Multiple roots of the populist radical right: support for the Dutch PVV in cities and the countryside"

description: This dataset contains replication data for Eelco Harteveld, Wouter van der Brug, Sarah de Lange, and Tom van der Meer, "Multiple roots of the populist radical right: support for the Dutch PVV in cities and the countryside", European Journal of Political Research. For privacy reasons, the neighbourhood ("wijk") level variables have been (1) rounded to one decimal and subsequently (2) standardized. As a result, replications using this data will diverge somewhat from the original analysis. To obtain the un-rounded data, please contact the authors.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xg3-ty57
title: E-LIS between old and new forms of Grey Literature encompasses new forms of relationship between librarians in the different countries

description: Data are divided into general categories, according to the way they have been collected or elaborated, and these are the most common types. One of the 23 typology of metadata concerns “dataset” which can be described and deposited as a item itself inside the repository. After 16 years from its take-off, the disciplinary repository contains 22.000 open access contents in 27 different languages. The set contains statistical data about E-LIS. Over 20,000 papers have been deposited rigorously as full text open access, with a media of 110 deposits per months. Mainly are constituted by journal articles. The geographical distribution of E-LIS deposits by Countries is subdivided by countries.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z72-4geh
title: The development of quantum computers and possible security problems of synchronized phasor measurements in the future “green energy” transmission networks

description: The process of the future creation and possible industrial use of quantum computers opens up new possibilities for increasing the productivity, throughput, and stability of multicomponent energy systems for perspective digital "green" circular economy. However, such a process may be associated with the emergence of new unexpected threats of local and international terrorism, which require special attention. The prevention of such complicated technological disasters will require a more complex organization of security systems, better staff training, improved management methods, as well as additional innovative SCADA hardware and software.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xuj-dnwb
title: Startmonitor studiejaar 2020-2021, september 2020

description: De Startmonitor is een onderzoeksproject van het ministerie van OCW. De Startmonitor is in 2008 door ResearchNed ontwikkeld met als doel om structureel zicht te krijgen op het voorlichtinggebruik en studiekeuzeproces van nieuwe studenten in het hoger onderwijs en om in kaart te brengen hoe studenten ‘landen’ in hun opleiding en of hun eerste jaar naar tevredenheid verloopt. De Startmonitor beoogt om in dat proces van studiekeuze, start en integratie van studenten de determinanten op te sporen van studiesucces en studieuitval in het eerste studiejaar. De Startmonitor wordt jaarlijks uitgevoerd sinds studiejaar 2008-2009. Met ingang van studiejaar 2018-2019 is de Startmonitor een onderzoek van het ministerie van OCW en omvat het onderzoek jaarlijks twee enquêtes, namelijk in september en in juni.Alle bestanden in deze deposit hebben betrekking op de meting van september 2020, die deel uit maakt van de Startmonitor 2020-2021.De meting van juni 2021, ook deel van de Startmonitor 2020-2021, wordt later beschikbaar gesteld. Deze zal te vinden zijn onder DOI: 10.17026/dans-24a-8x8h
DOI: 10.17026/dans-znu-4wt8
title: Subnational Context and Radical Right Support in Europe (SCoRE)

description: The dataset was collected as the Dutch component of the cross-national project Sub-National Context and Radical Right Support in Europe (SCoRE) which covered France, Germany, the Netherlands, and the UK. The online survey was conducted by GfK (N=8013). For more information, visit https://www.score.uni-mainz.de/
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z5y-xa6w
title: Unions in Context (UNICON)

description: The UNICON study is a web-based probability survey among same-sex and mixed-sex couples conducted in 20 Dutch municipalities in 2016. The main objective driving this project was the need for data on same-sex couples and their children which are not biased by convenience recruitment strategies.DESIGNThe probability sample was drawn by means of a sampling frame based on population registers including also those couples who are cohabiting without being in an officially registered union (marriage or civil partnership). The sampling design also specifically aimed at capturing the complex realities regarding parenthood in same-sex couples by selecting same-sex headed families not on the basis of officially registered parental status but based on the presence of children in the household.CORE CHALLENGES IN THE FIELDThe UNICON data address five core challenges faced when studying same-sex couples and families quantitatively.The study:(1) purposefully includes same-sex couples and families in the sampling frame(2) uses a random sample that allows for generalization(3) oversamples same-sex couples to achieve a large number of observations(4) includes a suitable comparison group of mixed-sex couples(5) covers a wide range of substantive topics both specific to same-sex couples and general topics
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zt4-hmac
title: SCL-3/7 data

description: A sample of 14,036 administrations was collected in the Standard Evaluation Project (1). This was a project grounded by the Stichting Klinische Psychotherapie (SKP) with 10 participating mental clinics in the Netherlands. Four subgroups were distinguished within this sample: outpatients, day care patients, inpatients and juvenile patients. Outpatients had one or more individual hours of therapy per week, fortnight or month. Day care patients had one or more days of therapy each week, and inpatients stayed overnight and were released in the weekends. All data were administered with paper and pencil. In principle, administration was at five time points: at start of the treatment, at the end of treatment, and follow-ups at six months and one year. Some participating mental clinics also had an interim administration during the treatment. Juvenile patients were younger than twenty years of age. Another sample comprised 1019 consecutive applicants to outpatient treatment facilities for addiction (substance use and impulse-control disorders) at Novadic-Kentron in Roosendaal and Bergen op Zoom in The Netherlands. This resulted in a total sample of 15,055 participants.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zdb-y573
title: Enquêtes Stand van het Nederlands Digitaal Erfgoed 2021

description: Enquêtes bij de 1-meting naar aanleiding van het Intensiveringsprogramma 2019-2021. Behoort bij rapport van Dialogic - Stand van het Nederlands Digitaal Erfgoed 2021.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-26m-vbkz
title: List of EU-funded research projects with participating institutions from Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine, 2009-2017

description: A list of EU-funded research projects with participating institutions from Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine, 2009-2017
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xww-tmpf
title: Krakow cinemas during the war

description: In 1987, Jerzy Semilski (1921-2005) and Jerzy Toeplitz (1909-1995) published a book based on the notes made during the war by Jerzy Semilski, who lived in Krakow during the occupation (Jerzy Semilski, Jerzy Toeplitz, Owoc zakazany [Forbidden Fruits] (Kraków: Dyskusyjny Klub Filmowy „Kinematograf”: [Cinematograph Film Discussion Club], 1987)). Semilski documented the film programming of ten Krakow cinemas during Second World War. In preparation of a symposium on movie-going during World War II, the programming data have been extracted and made available as structured data in a cooperation between Polish film scholar Andrzej Dębski from the Willy Brandt Centre at the University of Wroclaw and Ivan Kisjes and Thunnis van Oort from the CREATE digital humanities project at the University of Amsterdam. Below, we have briefly documented the process of digitising the data.A more detailed description can be found in the accompanying pdf document.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-28g-jq4y
title: Sociaal Vitaal Platteland 2014 - SVP2014

description: Het Sociaal en Cultureel Planbureau (SCP) doet onderzoek naar het leven op het platteland om inzicht te krijgen in de lokale binding van dorpsbewoners en hun vrijwillige inzet voor lokale doelen. Hoe ervaren plattelandsbewoners het landelijke leven? Welke rol speelt het dorp waar zij (bij) wonen in dit leven? En in welke dorpen vinden bewoners het goed wonen en in welke juist niet? En wat doen bewoners om het dorp een betere plek te maken?Tot dorpsbewoners worden de 2,3 miljoen Nederlanders gerekend die wonen in een dorp met maximaal 3000 inwoners of in een buitengebied
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xex-s2d7
title: Towards an effective budget course

description: This data set contains data of financially vulnerable individuals who participated in the project ‘Towards an effective budget course’ in 2017 – 2019. In collaboration with five Dutch local government or debt counseling organizations, we conducted a quasi-experimental field experiment. Financially vulnerable individuals are often associated with suboptimal financial behaviors. Evaluated financial education programs so far show difficulties to effectively reach this target population. To solve this problem, we built a behaviorally informed financial education program incorporating insights from motivational and behavioral change theories. In a field experiment among Dutch financially vulnerable people, we compared this program both with a control and a traditional program group. We collected data both before the program started and six months later. In comparison with the control group, we found a strong positive effect of the behavioral informed program on financial behavior, mainly explained by improved budgeting scores. Additionally, we found some evidence for a positive effect on financial skills and knowledge, but not on other outcomes. Contrary to our expectations, we did not detect any evidence that the behaviorally informed program performed better than a traditional program.