cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2878-2-v2
title: MICRO - Norwegian Championship of Standstill Data, 2017

description: As part of the MICRO project and the Championship of Standstill series, this edition explored the relationships between involuntary human body motion and various sound features. The analysis and results from the study are compatible with embodied music cognition and sensorimotor synchronization theories, and provided further evidence of the movement inducing effects of groove-related music features and human response to sound stimuli. The 2015 version is archived under NSD2878-1. For further information about ”MICRO - Norwegian Championship of Standstill Data, 2017”, please contact the principal investigator.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2878-3-v1
title: MICRO - Norwegian Championship of Standstill Data, 2018

description: As part of the MICRO project and the Championship of Standstill series, in this edition the relationships between music-induced human body motion and the fractal features of human movement were explored. The analysis and results from the study are compatible with embodied music cognition and sensorimotor synchronization theories, and provided further evidence of the movement inducing effects of groove-related music features and human response to sound stimuli. The 2015 and 2017 versions have been archived under NSD number NSD2878-1 and NSD2878-2.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2878-3-v2
title: MICRO - Norwegian Championship of Standstill Data, 2018

description: As part of the MICRO project and the Championship of Standstill series, in this edition the relationships between music-induced human body motion and the fractal features of human movement were explored. The analysis and results from the study are compatible with embodied music cognition and sensorimotor synchronization theories, and provided further evidence of the movement inducing effects of groove-related music features and human response to sound stimuli. The 2015 and 2017 versions have been archived under NSD number NSD2878-1 and NSD2878-2.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2878-4-v1
title: MICRO - Norwegian Championship of Standstill Data, 2019

description: As part of the MICRO project and the Championship of Standstill series, in this edition the relationships between human body motion and the characteristics of rhythmic stumuli were explored. The 2015, 2017 and 2018 versions have been archived under NSD number NSD2878-1, NSD2878-2 and NSD2878-3.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2878-4-v2
title: MICRO - Norwegian Championship of Standstill Data, 2019

description: As part of the MICRO project and the Championship of Standstill series, in this edition the relationships between human body motion and the characteristics of rhythmic stumuli were explored. The 2015, 2017 and 2018 versions have been archived under NSD number NSD2878-1, NSD2878-2 and NSD2878-3.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2879-1-v1
title: Attitudes Towards Jews and Muslims in Norway, 2011 and 2017

description: The project "Attitudes Towards Jews and Muslims in Norway, 2011 and 2017" is a population survey on attitudes towards Jews, Muslims and other minorities as well as a survey among Jews and Muslims about attitudes and experiences. It presents the findings from two surveys conducted by the Center for Studies of the Holocaust and Religious Minorities: a population survey on attitudes towards Jews and Muslims and a minority study in which Jews and Muslims in Norway were asked about their experiences and attitudes. The surveys have mapped attitudes based on three dimensions: a cognitive dimension (prejudices), an affective dimension (feelings such as sympathy and antipathy) and one that measures degree of social distance. These dimensions are to some extent independent of each other. For example, prejudices against a group will often be more prevalent than antipathy and social distance. Such tendencies are also found in the present study. The findings show that stereotypical views about Jews still prevail in Norwegian society in 2017 but that they are less prevalent than in 2011.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2879-v1
title: Attitudes Towards Jews and Muslims in Norway, 2011 and 2017

description: The project "Attitudes Towards Jews and Muslims in Norway, 2011 and 2017" is a population survey on attitudes towards Jews, Muslims and other minorities as well as a survey among Jews and Muslims about attitudes and experiences. It presents the findings from two surveys conducted by the Center for Studies of the Holocaust and Religious Minorities: a population survey on attitudes towards Jews and Muslims and a minority study in which Jews and Muslims in Norway were asked about their experiences and attitudes. The surveys have mapped attitudes based on three dimensions: a cognitive dimension (prejudices), an affective dimension (feelings such as sympathy and antipathy) and one that measures degree of social distance. These dimensions are to some extent independent of each other. For example, prejudices against a group will often be more prevalent than antipathy and social distance. Such tendencies are also found in the present study. The findings show that stereotypical views about Jews still prevail in Norwegian society in 2017 but that they are less prevalent than in 2011.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2879-v2
title: Attitudes Towards Jews and Muslims in Norway, 2011 and 2017

description: The project "Attitudes Towards Jews and Muslims in Norway, 2011 and 2017" is a population survey on attitudes towards Jews, Muslims and other minorities as well as a survey among Jews and Muslims about attitudes and experiences. It presents the findings from two surveys conducted by the Center for Studies of the Holocaust and Religious Minorities: a population survey on attitudes towards Jews and Muslims and a minority study in which Jews and Muslims in Norway were asked about their experiences and attitudes. The surveys have mapped attitudes based on three dimensions: a cognitive dimension (prejudices), an affective dimension (feelings such as sympathy and antipathy) and one that measures degree of social distance. These dimensions are to some extent independent of each other. For example, prejudices against a group will often be more prevalent than antipathy and social distance. Such tendencies are also found in the present study. The findings show that stereotypical views about Jews still prevail in Norwegian society in 2017 but that they are less prevalent than in 2011.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2880-v2
title: Norwegian SARS-CoV-2 study - complement system substudy, 2020

description: The new SARS-CoV-2 pandemic leads to coronavirus disease COVID-19 with consisting of respiratory failure, with substantial morbidity, and significant mortality. Over-activation of the innate immune response is postulated to trigger this detrimental process. The complement system is a key-player of innate immunity. Despite a few reports of local complement activation, there is lack of evidence that to which the degree ofa global systemic complement activation occurs early in COVID-19 patients, and if this activation is associated with respiratory failure. This study shows that a number of complement activation products areis systemically, consistently, and long-lastingly increased activated from admission and during the hospital stay in COVID-19 patients. Notably, the terminal sC5b-9 complement complex was associated with respiratory failure. Thus, complement inhibition is an attractive therapeutic approach for treatment of COVD-19 patients
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2881-v1
title: Government and Citizenship, 2018

description: The survey "Government and Citizenship, 2018" aims to describe participation in society and issues related to citizenship among young people in Norway with an immigrant background. Survey data was collected by Statistics Norway in 2018. Equivalent surveys were conducted in Sweden and Denmark. The survey focused on young adults aged 20 to 37 years who were either native majorities, descendants of immigrants from Iraq, Somalia, Pakistan, Turkey, Vietnam and Poland, or immigrants from Iraq and Somalia. The Norwegian sample contained immigrant participant groups from Pakistan, Turkey, and Poland as well.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2882-1-v1
title: The Citizens 'Survey - The Citizens' Part, 2017

description: The population survey is conducted by the Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI) and is one of the largest surveys of public administration in Norway. It will provide a better knowledge base for assessing the development of public services across sectors, and provide knowledge that can contribute to the further development of public enterprises in the long term. The population survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the large services / businesses in the administration. The results from the survey provide increased insight into users' perceptions of companies in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies. Kantar TNS is responsible for data collection in 2017. The 2017 population survey consists of a population section and a user section. The population section provides an overall picture of the inhabitants' view of the municipality of residence, including an assessment of the municipal services and trust in politicians and the administration. The user section maps experiences with 22 selected public services in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2882-10-v1
title: The Citizen Survey - The Police, 2017

description: The Citizen Survey - The Police, 2017 is a part of the Citizen Survey which is conducted by the Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI) and is one of the largest surveys of public administration in Norway. It will provide a better knowledge base for assessing the development of public services across sectors, and provide knowledge that can contribute to the further development of public enterprises in the long term. The population survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the large services / businesses in the administration. The results from the survey provide increased insight into users' perceptions of companies in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies. Kantar TNS is responsible for data collection in 2017. The 2017 population survey consists of a population section and a user section. The population section provides an overall picture of the inhabitants' view of the municipality of residence, including an assessment of the municipal services and trust in politicians and the administration. The user section maps experiences with 22 selected public services in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2882-11-v1
title: The Citizen Survey - Planning and Construction Office, 2017

description: The Citizen Survey - Planning and Construction Office, 2017 is a part of the Citizen Survey which is conducted by the Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI) and is one of the largest surveys of public administration in Norway. It will provide a better knowledge base for assessing the development of public services across sectors, and provide knowledge that can contribute to the further development of public enterprises in the long term. The population survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the large services / businesses in the administration. The results from the survey provide increased insight into users' perceptions of companies in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies. Kantar TNS is responsible for data collection in 2017. The 2017 population survey consists of a population section and a user section. The population section provides an overall picture of the inhabitants' view of the municipality of residence, including an assessment of the municipal services and trust in politicians and the administration. The user section maps experiences with 22 selected public services in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2882-12-v1
title: The Citizen Survey - Care Home, 2017

description: The Citizen Survey - Care Home, 2017 is a part of the Citizen Survey which is conducted by the Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI) and is one of the largest surveys of public administration in Norway. It will provide a better knowledge base for assessing the development of public services across sectors, and provide knowledge that can contribute to the further development of public enterprises in the long term. The population survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the large services / businesses in the administration. The results from the survey provide increased insight into users' perceptions of companies in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies. Kantar TNS is responsible for data collection in 2017. The 2017 population survey consists of a population section and a user section. The population section provides an overall picture of the inhabitants' view of the municipality of residence, including an assessment of the municipal services and trust in politicians and the administration. The user section maps experiences with 22 selected public services in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2882-13-v1
title: The Citizen Survey - The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration, 2017

description: The Citizen Survey - The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration, 2017 is a part of the Citizen Survey which is conducted by the Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI) and is one of the largest surveys of public administration in Norway. It will provide a better knowledge base for assessing the development of public services across sectors, and provide knowledge that can contribute to the further development of public enterprises in the long term. The population survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the large services / businesses in the administration. The results from the survey provide increased insight into users' perceptions of companies in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies. Kantar TNS is responsible for data collection in 2017. The 2017 population survey consists of a population section and a user section. The population section provides an overall picture of the inhabitants' view of the municipality of residence, including an assessment of the municipal services and trust in politicians and the administration. The user section maps experiences with 22 selected public services in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2882-14-v1
title: The Citizen Survey - The Emergency Room, 2017

description: The Citizen Survey - The Emergency Room, 2017 is a part of the Citizen Survey which is conducted by the Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI) and is one of the largest surveys of public administration in Norway. It will provide a better knowledge base for assessing the development of public services across sectors, and provide knowledge that can contribute to the further development of public enterprises in the long term. The population survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the large services / businesses in the administration. The results from the survey provide increased insight into users' perceptions of companies in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies. Kantar TNS is responsible for data collection in 2017. The 2017 population survey consists of a population section and a user section. The population section provides an overall picture of the inhabitants' view of the municipality of residence, including an assessment of the municipal services and trust in politicians and the administration. The user section maps experiences with 22 selected public services in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2882-15-v1
title: The Citizen Survey - The State Educational Loan Fund, 2017

description: The Citizen Survey - The State Educational Loan Fund, 2017 is a part of the Citizen Survey which is conducted by the Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI) and is one of the largest surveys of public administration in Norway. It will provide a better knowledge base for assessing the development of public services across sectors, and provide knowledge that can contribute to the further development of public enterprises in the long term. The population survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the large services / businesses in the administration. The results from the survey provide increased insight into users' perceptions of companies in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies. Kantar TNS is responsible for data collection in 2017. The 2017 population survey consists of a population section and a user section. The population section provides an overall picture of the inhabitants' view of the municipality of residence, including an assessment of the municipal services and trust in politicians and the administration. The user section maps experiences with 22 selected public services in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2882-16-v1
title: The Citizen Survey - College, 2017

description: The Citizen Survey - College, 2017 is a part of the Citizen Survey which is conducted by the Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI) and is one of the largest surveys of public administration in Norway. It will provide a better knowledge base for assessing the development of public services across sectors, and provide knowledge that can contribute to the further development of public enterprises in the long term. The population survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the large services / businesses in the administration. The results from the survey provide increased insight into users' perceptions of companies in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies. Kantar TNS is responsible for data collection in 2017. The 2017 population survey consists of a population section and a user section. The population section provides an overall picture of the inhabitants' view of the municipality of residence, including an assessment of the municipal services and trust in politicians and the administration. The user section maps experiences with 22 selected public services in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2882-17-v1
title: The Citizen Survey - Home Nursing, 2017

description: The Citizen Survey - Home Nursing, 2017 is a part of the Citizen Survey which is conducted by the Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI) and is one of the largest surveys of public administration in Norway. It will provide a better knowledge base for assessing the development of public services across sectors, and provide knowledge that can contribute to the further development of public enterprises in the long term. The population survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the large services / businesses in the administration. The results from the survey provide increased insight into users' perceptions of companies in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies. Kantar TNS is responsible for data collection in 2017. The 2017 population survey consists of a population section and a user section. The population section provides an overall picture of the inhabitants' view of the municipality of residence, including an assessment of the municipal services and trust in politicians and the administration. The user section maps experiences with 22 selected public services in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2882-18-v1
title: The Citizen Survey - Domestic helper, 2017

description: The Citizen Survey - Domestic helper, 2017 is a part of the Citizen Survey which is conducted by the Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI) and is one of the largest surveys of public administration in Norway. It will provide a better knowledge base for assessing the development of public services across sectors, and provide knowledge that can contribute to the further development of public enterprises in the long term. The population survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the large services / businesses in the administration. The results from the survey provide increased insight into users' perceptions of companies in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies. Kantar TNS is responsible for data collection in 2017. The 2017 population survey consists of a population section and a user section. The population section provides an overall picture of the inhabitants' view of the municipality of residence, including an assessment of the municipal services and trust in politicians and the administration. The user section maps experiences with 22 selected public services in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2882-19-v1
title: The Citizen Survey - Health Clinic, 2017

description: The Citizen Survey - Health Clinic, 2017 is a part of the Citizen Survey which is conducted by the Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI) and is one of the largest surveys of public administration in Norway. It will provide a better knowledge base for assessing the development of public services across sectors, and provide knowledge that can contribute to the further development of public enterprises in the long term. The population survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the large services / businesses in the administration. The results from the survey provide increased insight into users' perceptions of companies in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies. Kantar TNS is responsible for data collection in 2017. The 2017 population survey consists of a population section and a user section. The population section provides an overall picture of the inhabitants' view of the municipality of residence, including an assessment of the municipal services and trust in politicians and the administration. The user section maps experiences with 22 selected public services in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd2882-2-v1
title: The Citizen Survey - High School, 2017

description: The Citizen Survey - High School, 2017 is a part of the Citizen Survey which is conducted by the Public Management and eGovernment (DIFI) and is one of the largest surveys of public administration in Norway. It will provide a better knowledge base for assessing the development of public services across sectors, and provide knowledge that can contribute to the further development of public enterprises in the long term. The population survey says something about how satisfied residents and users are with their municipality and with the large services / businesses in the administration. The results from the survey provide increased insight into users' perceptions of companies in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies. Kantar TNS is responsible for data collection in 2017. The 2017 population survey consists of a population section and a user section. The population section provides an overall picture of the inhabitants' view of the municipality of residence, including an assessment of the municipal services and trust in politicians and the administration. The user section maps experiences with 22 selected public services in the areas of education and culture, health, care and government agencies.