cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2006005
title: Monitoring the results of implementation of cultural policy instruments in the field of cultural awareness of citizens of the Slovak Republic 2006

description: The project Monitoring was run on the initiative of the Government Office of the Slovak Republic and namely the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic. Its objective was to determine the impact of cultural policy tools on the formation of the population's cultural awareness. Initially, the monitoring was supposed to run twice a year (in the first and second half of 2005). However, it had run only once a year since 2006, namely in 2006, 2007, and 2008. The survey objective in 2006 was to map the year-on-year change in the population's cultural awareness while focusing on people's awareness of the level of support provided to the culture by the state. The survey studied people's relationship to individual art types, how much they spend on art (the cost of attending cultural events - concerts, theatrical or film performances, going to museums and galleries, folk events, fees for following public service media, purchase or renting of DVDs, CDs, fiction books, academic literature and magazines on culture) and their sources of information on cultural events, programs and publications (friends, media, banners, posters, the internet, etc.). <br>For each art type and cultural activity (music, theatre, film, museums, galleries, folk events, public service radio and television, literature, magazines on culture), the survey examined the following: the frequency of attending cultural events, availability of such events, personal assessment of the variety of cultural products in Slovakia as such and in particular regions, personal assessment of the artistic level of given events, affordability of such events, personal assessment of the level of interest the state shows in developing individual art types and culture and personal assessment of the degree of state funding or subsidization for individual cultural products and events. <br>Respondents' favorite concerts, films, theatrical performances, folk performances, books, radio and television programs as well as their expectations i.e., what they would like to see, attend, listen to, read, etc. were ranked in a list based on their answers to open questions. The survey also reviewed the overall level of interest or lack of interest in cultural events and aimed to identify obstacles preventing the respondent from being interested in culture (financial reasons, lack of time, lack of information, unsatisfactory offer, unavailability, the state of respondent's health, lack of interest, etc.). <br>The survey was conducted via a network of interviewers on a sample of 1431 respondents using the quota characteristics of gender, age, education, nationality, region, the size of the settlement, economic status, and net monthly income of all household members combined as well as on average per household member.
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (15+)
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2007003
title: Monitoring the results of implementation of cultural policy instruments in the field of cultural awareness of citizens of the Slovak Republic

description: The project Monitoring was run on the initiative of the Government Office of the Slovak Republic and namely the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic. Its objective was to determine the impact of cultural policy tools on the formation of the population's cultural awareness. Initially, the monitoring was supposed to run twice a year (in the first and second half of 2005). However, it had run only once a year since 2006, namely in 2006, 2007, and 2008. The survey objective in 2007 was to map the year-on-year change in the population's cultural awareness while focusing on people's awareness of the level of support provided to the culture by the state. The survey studied people's relationship to individual art types, how much they spend on art (the cost of attending cultural events - concerts, theatrical or film performances, going to museums and galleries, folk events, fees for following public service media, purchase or renting of DVDs, CDs, fiction books, academic literature and magazines on culture) and their sources of information on cultural events, programs and publications (friends, media, banners, posters, the internet, etc.). <br>For each art type and cultural activity (music, theatre, film, museums, galleries, folk events, public service radio and television, literature, magazines on culture), the survey examined the following: the frequency of attending cultural events, availability of such events, personal assessment of the variety of cultural products in Slovakia as such and in particular regions, personal assessment of the artistic level of given events, affordability of such events, personal assessment of the level of interest the state shows in developing individual art types and culture and personal assessment of the degree of state funding or subsidization for individual cultural products and events. <br>Respondents' favorite concerts, films, theatrical performances, folk performances, books, radio and television programs as well as their expectations i.e., what they would like to see, attend, listen to, read, etc. were ranked in a list based on their answers to open questions. The survey also reviewed the overall level of interest or lack of interest in cultural events and aimed to identify obstacles preventing the respondent from being interested in culture (financial reasons, lack of time, lack of information, unsatisfactory offer, unavailability, the state of respondent's health, lack of interest, etc.). <br>The survey was conducted via a network of interviewers on a sample of 1439 respondents using the quota characteristics of gender, age, education, nationality, region, the size of the settlement, economic status, and net monthly income of all household members combined as well as on average per household member. 
description: Population of Slovakia aged 15 years and over
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2011004
title: Leisure time by high school students 2011

description: The fourth survey from the survey cycle 'The use of youth leisure time; the relationship of youth to media and reading' primarily focused on establishing how much selected leisure activities are done, mapping conditions and possibilities to do these activities in the close vicinity of the respondent's residence and determining the circumstances or persons that prevent the optimal use of leisure time. The questionnaire also included questions on respondents' level of participation at local cultural events. <br>Another set of questions focused on young people's experience with addictive substances, namely the frequency of alcohol use, smoking, slot machines, trying drugs, or more frequent use of drugs. The survey also set out to identify information sources on addictive substances and their effects and to establish how effective the awareness of precautionary measures is in young people. Another set of questions examined the level of agreement with the existence and life of national minorities in Slovakia as well as the degree of agreement with extremist groups in Slovakia. The survey was conducted on a sample of young respondents (16 - 18 years old) attending the second or third grade of the most frequent types of secondary schools (grammar schools, business schools, medical schools, hotel schools, vocational schools, and conservatories). The sample size was 1095 respondents representing all eight regions of Slovakia.
description: 2nd and 3rd year high school students from various regions of Slovakia: Bratislava, Skalica, Nová Dubnica, Čadca, Źilina, Svit, Kežmarok, Podolínec
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2017002
title: Culture and value system of the population of Slovak republic 2017

description: The survey focuses on a wider social space where culture is created and interpreted. However, the culture is not perceived as a unified system but as a set of repertoires consisting of symbols, stories, rituals, and manuals that people choose from when they form and justify their actions. The survey seeks to understand the culture by using these repertoires and is therefore designed quite broadly - it is aimed at the perception of culture and within this perception, the survey concentrates on cultural participation, cultural identity, relationship to other cultures and collective memory as well as on social capital and leisure time. A key role in the survey is played by values and the effort to point out the links that values have to other studied phenomena. The survey sample is representative of the population of Slovakia over 16 years of age and was compiled by using quota selection.
description: Inhabitants of the Slovak Republic over 16 years of age
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2020009
title: Brain drain 2020

description: The Brain Drain 2020 research offers answers to the following questions: from which families do the graduates of university studies abroad come, what secondary schools did they attend and what were their study efforts at these schools, on what basis do they decide when choosing a school abroad, what decides about returning to Slovakia, what is their professional and personal situation after graduation, what is the opinion of their parents about studying abroad and about their return / staying abroad. The research builds on the Brain Drain 2014 research and replicates the questions used in it. Compared to the Brain drain 2014 research, questions on tuition fees and on the use of placement agencies are added. In the research, parents were contacted whose one or more children had completed a full first and/or second degree at a foreign university or college between 1999 and 2018. All respondents were sought by the survey agency interviewers on the basis of this assignment. <br><br>
description: individual interviews Face-to-face, CAPI (Computer assisted - tablet)
description: Parent of a child who, in the period from 1999 to 2018, has completed all of his/her first and/or second cycle university studies (i.e. not PhD studies) at a university or college outside of Slovakia.
description: In the first step, 277 interviewers, located all over Slovakia, were contacted with a request to find out the situation in their near or distant surroundings regarding the possibility of conducting interviews with parents of children who have completed a full bachelor's degree, or a full master's degree, or both a full bachelor's degree and a full master's degree in higher education abroad in the period from 1999 to 2018. This initial screening phase lasted approximately 1 week. It resulted in a positive response from 119 interviewers who reported between 1 and 6 such target persons. At the same time, already in this initial phase, the state/country in which the child had studied was surveyed and it was found that the proportion of respondents whose child had studied in the Czech Republic was in the defined range of 60%-70%.
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2022001
title: How Are You, Slovakia?, February / March 2022

description: Data collection began on the day of Russian invasion in Ukraine, which is not reflected in the questionnaire. From the beginning of the invasion attacks were reported on military as well as non-military targets and civilian casualties. The majority of the West as well as the EU condemned the aggression and introduced strict economic sanctions. Thousands of refugees began to enter Slovakia from Ukraine. The COVID-19 pandemic was stabilized, spread of the omicron variant lead to lower levels of severity of the illness. Nevertheless, daily infection figures as well as hospitalization numbers remained comparatively high. Fears of the disease, agreement and compliance with the introduced quarantine measures, changes of behavior at times of the epidemic and the approval of government strategies, geopolitical orientation, church services participation and support for populist politics are surveyed. Several questions are dedicated to vaccination plans and factors influencing the decision to (not)vaccinate. Surveyed are also views on compulsory vaccination and plans for Christmas holidays. The survey also included questions on experiencing health issues after vaccination, geopolitical orientations, mental health and partnership relations. This is the thirteenth survey from the “How are you, Slovakia?” survey series.
description: How Are You, Slovakia?
description: Online interviews - CAWI
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+) with access to the internet
description: The survey used a quota sample from the MNFORCE online panel. The sample was designed as representative for the following socio-demographic variables: gender, age, county (kraj), size of settlement and education of respondent. Only population with access to the internet is covered by the survey. This means that mostly older persons without internet access are missing from the sample.<br><br>
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2000002
title: Language culture in Slovakia

description: The survey focused on identifying respondents' views on language culture in Slovakia. Questions were directed at language culture, Slovak language, state language as well as the spelling rules of Slovak. The paper aimed to map respondents' opinions and attitudes on this topic and to further highlight the importance of the official state language in people's lives. The survey was performed on a representative sample of 1130 respondents via a quota sample (gender, age, education, nationality, and economic status). 
description: A standardized interview using a questionnaire
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+)
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2021006
title: How Are You, Slovakia?, December 2021

description: The survey was fielded in a period of lockdown in a state of emergency and a curfew. On December 10 the shops were open for vaccinated and recovered. On the other hand, the second stage of elementary schools and secondary schools were transferred to online mode since December 13 2021 with Christmas holidays starting earlier (December 18). Patient numbers in hospitals and the epidemiological situation began to improve after culminating at the end of November and in the beginning of December. All age groups were eligible for a third dose of COVID-19 vaccine.  Fears of the disease, agreement and compliance with the introduced quarantine measures, changes of behavior at times of the epidemic and the approval of government strategies are surveyed. Several questions are dedicated to vaccination plans and factors influencing the decision to (not)vaccinate. Surveyed are also views on compulsory vaccination and plans for Christmas holidays. The survey also included questions on climate change and being informed about the Recovery plan for Europe. This is the twelfth survey from the “How are you, Slovakia?” survey series.
description: How Are You, Slovakia?
description: Online interviews - CAWI
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+) with access to the internet
description: The survey used a quota sample from the MNFORCE online panel. The sample was designed as representative for the following socio-demographic variables: gender, age, county (kraj), size of settlement and education of respondent. Only population with access to the internet is covered by the survey. This means that mostly older persons without internet access are missing from the sample.
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2021004
title: How Are You, Slovakia?, July 2021

description: The survey covers the summer period with a very good epidemiological situation and further declines in COVID-19 hospitalization. Vaccination was available for all ages 12+ and interest for vaccination waned. Several vaccination centers started offering vaccines without prior registration. Fears of the disease, agreement and compliance with the introduced quarantine measures, changes of behavior at times of the epidemic and the approval of government strategies are surveyed. Several questions are dedicated to vaccination plans and factors influencing the decision to (not)vaccinate. Surveyed are also topics of compulsory vaccination, evaluation of politicians and their stances towards vaccination and experiences of side effects from vaccination. The survey also included questions on being informed about the Recovery plan for Europe. This is the tenth survey from the “How are you, Slovakia?” survey series.
description: How Are You, Slovakia?
description: Online interviews - CAWI
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+) with access to the internet
description: The survey used a quota sample from the MNFORCE online panel. The sample was designed as representative for the following socio-demographic variables: gender, age, county (kraj), size of settlement and education of respondent. Only population with access to the internet is covered by the survey. This means that mostly older persons without internet access are missing from the sample.
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2021005
title: How Are You, Slovakia?, October 2021

description: The survey covers the autumn period with a gradually worsening epidemiological situation with a growing number of districts being transferred into darker colors based on the COVID automate. Since October 10 2021, there was not a single one green districts with minimal restrictions. Vaccination with the third dosed was expected to start for selected groups. Fears of the disease, agreement and compliance with the introduced quarantine measures, changes of behavior at times of the epidemic and the approval of government strategies are surveyed. Several questions are dedicated to vaccination plans and factors influencing the decision to (not)vaccinate. Surveyed are also topics of vaccination in the social surroundings of the respondent, compulsory vaccination and support for conspiracy theories about the pandemic. The survey also included questions on climate change and being informed about the Recovery plan for Europe. This is the eleventh survey from the “How are you, Slovakia?” survey series.
description: How Are You, Slovakia?
description: Online interviews - CAWI
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+) with access to the internet
description: The survey used a quota sample from the MNFORCE online panel. The sample was designed as representative for the following socio-demographic variables: gender, age, county (kraj), size of settlement and education of respondent. Only population with access to the internet is covered by the survey. This means that mostly older persons without internet access are missing from the sample.<br><br>
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2012002
title: Views on the selection of judges VI-VS 2012

description: Research is focused on mapping opinions of Slovak citizens older than 18 years on the selection of judges in Slovakia. Research methodology is quantitative, research tool was a standardized questionnaire which had three questions concerning the selection of judges and others were demographic questions. The sample of respondents is representative of the Slovak Republic. The sample consisted of 1,028 respondents. Respondents were chosen by quota sampling. Sampling attributes were gender, age, education, nationality, size and region of residence (county) of residence. Fieldwork took place since 3rd to 10th April 2012.
description: Population of Slovak Republic, persons 18 years old and over
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2021002
title: How Are You, Slovakia?, March 2021

description: The survey covers the period of a gradual decline from the record levels of hospitalization at the end of February and a decline in new daily cases. During the fieldwork a the curfew rules became stricter and forbade a walk in nature after 8 pm. Travel abroad for holidays was also forbidden. Fears of the disease, agreement and compliance with the introduced quarantine measures, changes of behavior at times of the epidemic and the approval of government strategies are surveyed. Several questions are dedicated to vaccination plans and factors influencing the decision to not/vaccinate. Surveyed are also fears of loosing work and changes in the income situation and situation in the public health care system during the pandemic. This is the eight survey from the “How are you, Slovakia?” survey series.<br><br>
description: How Are You, Slovakia?
description: Online interviews - CAWI
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+) with access to the internet
description: The survey used a quota sample from the MNFORCE online panel. The sample was designed as representative for the following socio-demographic variables: gender, age, county (kraj), size of settlement and education of respondent. Only population with access to the internet is covered by the survey. This means that mostly older persons without internet access are missing from the sample.
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2021003
title: How Are You, Slovakia?, May 2021

description: The survey covers the period of a notable decline of COVID-19 hospitalization and a period of gradual loosening of anti pandemic measures after the deadliest COVID-19 wave in Slovakia at the beginning of 2021. Fears of the disease, agreement and compliance with the introduced quarantine measures, changes of behavior at times of the epidemic and the approval of government strategies are surveyed. Several questions are dedicated to vaccination plans and factors influencing the decision to not/vaccinate. Surveyed are also vaccine brand preferences and experiences of side effects from vaccination. The survey also included questions on summer plans with regard to continuing fears of contagion. This is the ninth survey from the “How are you, Slovakia?” survey series.<br><br>
description: How Are You, Slovakia?
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+) with access to the internetult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+) with access to the internet
description: The survey used a quota sample from the MNFORCE online panel. The sample was designed as representative for the following socio-demographic variables: gender, age, county (kraj), size of settlement and education of respondent. Only population with access to the internet is covered by the survey. This means that mostly older persons without internet access are missing from the sample.<br><br>
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2016003
title: Elder care providers in Austria 2016

description: The cAreworkers 2016 survey maps the situation of women from Slovakia providing elder care in Austria at the time of the survey or those who were providing care in Austria at least until 2013. The purpose was to establish where the carers are employed in Austria, what employment forms they use, how frequent is their commute to Slovakia, how did they find their current work, what kind of care do they provide, which means of transport they use, whom they take care of in Austria and under which conditions. Other sections of the survey focused on the decision to start working in Austria, on the family background and their care responsibilities before working in Austria. The survey replicates the cAreworkers 2011 survey and broadens its scope by questions about life after the return from Austria for those care workers who were no longer active in elder care provision and were living in Slovakia at the time of the survey.<br><br>
description: CAPI – interviewers were using tablets to note the answers
description: Female elder care providers from Slovakia who were actively providing care in Austria at the time of the survey and those who were providing care until 2013 or later. Male elder care workers were not part of the survey.
description: The interviews were collected by interviewers from the fieldwork agency who interviewed care workers whom they were able to contact. Quotas on the share of carers from each of the 8 administrative regions of Slovakia based on the 2013 Slovak labor force survey figures were used to guarantee regional representativity. The maximal number of interviews one interviewer was allowed to conduct was limited to 10 interviews.