cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xnh-wt5n
title: Cultural differences between European countries : Centerdata Telepanel

description: This survey is part of Centerdata's Telepanel project. Telepanel consists of approx. 2000 households, surveyed weekly. Besides the Centerdatabase offers opportunities to compose tailor-made datasets. Awareness of cultural differences between countries of the European Union / allocation of tasks between men and women / differences in power / mode of cohabitation / dealing with uncertainty Background Variables: Age, year of birth / Sex Ownership of house Nr. of children living with family/household / Position in family/household / Size of family/household / Other: presence of partner in family/household Respondent: occupational status Respondent: gross income / Respondent: net income / Total family/household: gross income / Total family/ household: net income Respondent: highest grade attained / Respondent: highest type attended Other: constructed variable ( social economic class ) according to GFK * Dongen.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zqk-vxeg
title: Changes in the origins of consumed cultural goods: Popularity of domestic and foreign music

description: This dataset is the result of a project creating a detailed description of the trends and cross-national differences in national cultural consumption. It focuses on the consumption of domestic and foreign music, films and literature and its relation with contextual country conditions. Country's globalization level, EU membership, nationalistic climate, national legislation, and supply are used to explain the popularity of domestic cultural products and the differences between countries.The aim of the project is examining the consumption of national cultural goods, and its cross-EU sharing in times of further EU integration and intra and extra-EU migration. Trends within countries, and differences between countries in regional, national, European and American consumed cultural goods are studied from a macro-level perspective. Theories from both economics and sociology are used to explain trends and differences.The data of this project is divided over three datasets. This dataset contains the data concerning domestic and foreign music. For the datasets concerning film and literature see the links under ‘relation’.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zeu-be9b
title: Dutch Ships and Sailors - Generale Zeemonsterrollen VOC as RDF

description: Dutch Ships and Sailors is a project that aims to provide an infrastructure for maritime historical datasets, linking correlating data through semantic web technology. It brings together datasets related to recruitment and shipping in the East-India trade (mainly 18th century) and in the shipping of the northern provinces of the Netherlands (mainly 19th century). For the northern provinces, the database contains data on the personnel recruited, the ships, and other variables (muster rolls of the northern provinces of the Netherlands).Dutch Ships and Sailors is a CLARIN IV-project, hosted by Huygens ING in collaboration with VU University Amsterdam, the International Institute of Social History and Scheepvaartmuseum Amsterdam.The data from this project are divided over 5 datasets. See the ‘Thematic collection: Dutch Ships and Sailors’ dataset for a full overview.This dataset contains the conversion to Linked Data of the mustering of ships and crew composition in Asian waters, the general sea muster rolls of the Dutch East India Company (VOC, as an RDF/Turtle version. It is based on a dataset created by Dr. M. van Rossum, Generale Zeemonsterrollen VOC (GZMVOC), containing data collected from archival records. References to the Dutch Asiatic Shipping (DAS) dataset are present through numerical IDs .
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x8p-mc6a
title: Diepere Maritieme Data

description: The goal of the "Diepere Maritieme Data" (DMD) project was to enrich the CLARIN Dutch Ships and Sailors (DSS) dataset with links from DSS records to scans of the original archival documents from which the data was digitized. Specifically, we enriched the subset "Noordelijke Monsterrollen Databases (Northern Muster Rolls Databases) created by historian Jurjen Leinenga which was converted to an RDF dataset within the DSS project (Persistent Identifier: urn:nbn:nl:ui:13-czhm-ug).For the enrichment in the DMD project, we put the original photographs of the archival records online on a VU server (http://dmd.ops.labs.vu.nl). In total, there are 20GB of photographs made available.These are linked to resources representing those records in the DSS datacloud through RDF triples. These triples are available in this dataset. The dataset consists of 9 RDF files in RDF/Turtle format. Each file refers to a separate archive in the Northern Netherlands (listed below). In the live triple store, hosted at http://semanticweb.cs.vu.nl/dss these are manifested as RDF Named Graphs.There are two metadata files1. dmd_meta.ttl holds provenance metadata for the other files, also in Turtle format. The provenance is represented using the PROV-O format. This file also holds the RDFSchema information about the used relation to link records and images (dss:hasOriginalScan).2. void.ttl holds the dataset metadata in VOID and DCAT format.The other Turtle files contain triples for each of the nine archives:- delfzijl.ttl: Delfzijl, Gemeentearchief Archief Delfzijl, 1808-1924: Registers van aanmonstering van zeevolk, 1814-1934- demarne.ttl: De Marne, Gemeentearchief Overheidsarchieven Ulrum 1811-1936, Staten van aanmonstering van zeevarenden, 1868-1905- dongeradeel.ttl: Dokkum, Streekarchief Noordoost-Friesland Westdongeradeel 1817-1927- fivelingo.ttl: Regionaal Historisch Centrum Groninger Archieven Inventaris van de archieven van gerechten in Fivelingo. Register van aanmonstering van zeelieden, 1803-1810- gasselte.ttl: Aa en Hunze, Gemeentearchief Gemeente Gasselte, Archief 1804-1950. Monsterrollen voor zeevarenden, 1902-1937- oldambt.ttl: Winschoten, Cultuurhistorisch Centrum Oldambt Gemeente Winschoten (1683) 1798-1929 (1948), Register der scheeps-monsteringen van schepen uitvarende naar buitenlandse havens op avontuur (1855-1901)- stadgroningen.ttl: Regionaal Historisch Centrum Groninger Archieven Archief Gemeentebestuur van Groningen, 1816-1916. Register van afgegeven monsterrollen. Met bijlagen, 1815-1855- termunten.ttl: Delfzijl, Gemeentearchief Termunten Termunten 1870-1878- wildervank.ttl: Veendam, Gemeentearchief Gemeentearchief Wildervank, Register van monsteringen van zeevolk, 1859-1915
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xt3-924d
title: Opvoeden In Nederland 2010 - OIN2010

description: Het onderzoek Opvoeden in Nederland 2010 is opgezet om inzicht te krijgen in de opvoedpraktijk van hedendaagse ouders. In de enquête die ouders krijgen voorgelegd, komen onder meer de volgende onderwerpen aan bod: opvoedingsdoelen, opvoedingsgedrag, beleving van de opvoeding, verdeling van zorg- en opvoedtaken tussen partners, gedrag en ontwikkeling van het kind, lichamelijke gezondheid van het kind, mate waarin ouders opvoedingsondersteuning krijgen vanuit (informele) omgeving en (formele) instanties, de mate waarin zij behoefte hebben aan meer ondersteuning , de mate waarin zij tevreden zijn met de geboden ondersteuning, de mate van ervaren cohesie, sociale controle en opvoedklimaat van de buurt.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zv3-f3sp
title: The impact of ingroup norms and status on the identification-assimilation relationship

description: The present research examined the relationship between ingroup identification and group assimilation according to the ingroup norm (collectivistic vs. individualistic) and the ingroup status (low vs. high). The findings show that this relationship is particularly conspicuous when ingroup status is low and the norm promotes collectivism.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xjb-8wyj
title: Pre-COOL tweejarigencohort vijfde meting 2014-2015

description: Pre-COOL sluit aan op het cohortonderzoek onderwijsloopbanen COOL5-18. Het doel van pre-COOL is zicht te krijgen op de effecten van verschillende vormen van kinderopvang en van voor- en vroegschoolse educatie. In het ‘pre-COOL’ onderzoek worden twee cohorten kinderen gevolgd in hun ontwikkeling en schoolloopbanen. Het eerste, het zogenoemde vierjarigencohort, is gestart in 2009. We volgen deze kinderen vanaf de overgang van een voorschoolse instelling naar het basisonderwijs, tot in ieder geval het einde van het basisonderwijs. De tweede groep, het tweejarigencohort, bestaat uit kinderen die in 2010 twee jaar zijn geworden. Deze kinderen zijn in twee subgroepen onderverdeeld: kinderen die peuterspeelzalen, kinderdagverblijven of andere voorschoolse voorzieningen bezoeken, en kinderen die daar niet aan deelnemen. Beide groepen worden vanaf tweejarige leeftijd tot het einde van de basisschool gevolgd.In pre-COOL worden drie soorten gegevens verzameld:gegevens over de cognitieve en sociaal-emotionele ontwikkeling van de kinderen;gegevens over de gezinnen waar deze kinderen uit komen;gegevens over de (kwaliteit van de) voorschoolse voorzieningen en de kleutergroepen van het basisonderwijs.Pre-COOL wordt uitgevoerd door een breed consortium, bestaande uit medewerkers van het Kohnstamm Instituut, het ITS en de Universiteit van Utrecht.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xsg-64m2
title: Virtuous Leadership, Work engagement, and Flourishing

description: This dataset presents statistical data on virtuous leadership, work engagement, human flourishing, and OCB. The dataset contains data of 997 respondents who were registered as having a full-time or part-time job in a publicly listed company or a public sector employer in the United Kingdom or the United States were recruited through the online crowdsourcing platform Prolific. The surveys were completed in mid-October 2017. The respondents' location data and company name are deleted to guarantee the respondents' anonymity.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xuv-vyzk
title: Using Moral Foundations in Government Communication to reduce Vaccine Hesitancy

description: Data sets, Moral Foundations Dictionaries and LIWC output.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2xu-gbgt
title: The Job Applicant Reactions Towards Patterned Behaviour Description Interview (PBDI) and Mixed Situational Interview (Mixed SI) and Patterned Behaviour Description Interview (Mixed SPBDI)

description: This study examined the effect of combining SI and PBDI as interview questions and to differentiate its effect with PBDI on job applicant reactions. The data consisted of job incumbents perceived procedural justice on PBDI and Mixed SPBDI as well as SI. This article reported two variables only; PBDI and Mixed SPBDI. The results showed that PBDI lead to higher perceived procedural justice compared to Mixed SPBDI.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x6q-eag3
title: Multilateral trade disputes until 2016

description: This dataset is in Excel, and it harmonizes the GATT with the WTO to facilitate comparison. It is the dataset that is split into bilateral trade disputes so that it can be used for the further economic analysis. An example is trade disputes and trade flow.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2bk-rjz4
title: Opkomst en stemgedrag migranten gemeenteraadsverkiezingen 1994-2010

description: Deze bestanden bevatten de data van de exit-polls in Nederlandse gemeenten onder migranten tijdens de gemeenteraadsverkiezingen van 1994-2010
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zca-t9k5
title: Linking full-text grey literature to underlying research and post-publication data: An Enhanced Publications Project 2011-2012

description: 1. The ProjectThis project seeks to circumvent the data vs. documents camp in the grey literature community by way of a middle ground provided through enhanced publications. Enhanced publications allow for a fuller understanding of the process in which data and information are used and applied in the generation of knowledge. The enhanced publication of grey literature precludes the idea of a random selection of data and information, and instead focuses on the human intervention in data-rich environments. The definition of an enhanced publication is borrowed from the DRIVER-II project, “a publication that is enhanced with three categories of information: research data, extra materials, and post-publication data”. Enhanced publications combine textual resources i.e. documents intended to be read by human beings, which contain an interpretation or analysis of primary data. Enhanced publications inherently contribute to the review process of grey literature as well as the replication of research and improved visibility of research results in the scholarly communication chain.2. Design of the Questionnaire and Author SurveyThe population of the survey was selected from among the 286 authors and co-authors in the International Conference Series on Grey Literature. It was decided that only first authors would receive the questionnaire, which narrowed the potential population of the survey to 162 authors of which only 95 were actually sent the online questionnaire. The reason the other 67 first authors were not included in the final survey population was due to a number of factors such as no current email address, retired, deceased, etc. The 95 authors were sent a personalized email with a standardized text inviting them to participate in the survey by completing the online questionnaire. The survey was carried out using the freeware ‘Survey Monkey’ and the questionnaire contained 10 items, three of which were open-ended. Subheadings were also inserted in the questionnaire set off by quotation marks. These subheadings preceded each odd numbered question and were deemed relevant in achieving informed responses. The final results are based on the response of 50 of the 95 survey recipients, which amounts to roughly a 53% response rate.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zyu-63jp
title: Voting Engagement Tools as Political Decision Aids

description: In this project we investigate the effects of the use of VAAs on people's answers and attitudes, and on their political understanding (efficacy, knowledge). We also distinguish between different user types. In this specific subproject, we investigated the effect of valence framing in a VAA developed for the local elections in the city of Utrecht 2014 on the answers. We also investigated the rol of political sophistication as a moderator. We have presented these data at a number of conferences (ICA2015, ECPR2014) and hope to publish about these data in 2016, PLOS ONE. The first author can be reached through b.holleman@uu.nl
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xrb-zere
title: Culturele Veranderingen in Nederland (CV) 2014 en SCP Leefsituatie Index (SLI)

description: Het onderzoek Culturele Veranderingen in Nederland (CV) en SCP Leefsituatie Index (SLI) die gecombineerd werden uitgevoerd, is een 2-jaarlijks onderzoek dat in 2012 in een samenwerkingsproject werd uitgevoerd door het Sociaal en Cultureel Planbureau (SCP) en het Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS). Doel van CV is vaststellen welke opvattingen “de Nederlander” heeft over samenleving en cultuur en hoe deze in de loop der tijd zijn veranderd. Doel van SLI is het ontwikkelen van een indicator om de sociale leefsituatie van Nederland in kaart te brengen en het monitoren van de ontwikkeling van de sociale leefsituatie van de Nederlandse bevolking. De onderzoeken liggen aan de basis van veel onderzoek uit het werkprogramma van het SCP. Door het CBS zullen de data vooral worden gebruikt ten behoeve van het speerpunt Sociale Samenhang.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-24j-68qr
title: Sarcastic Soulmates: Intimacy and irony markers in social media messaging

description: We research the use of sarcasm on Twitter, and show that a computer has more difficulty to detect sarcasm shared among peers than sarcasm shared with any interested audience. This data set features the data used for training machine learning classifiers, and annotations of the output.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xs6-axxh
title: After God's Image, Prayer Leads People with Positive God Beliefs to Read Less Hostility in Others’ Eyes

description: Two experiments examined whether priming God images through prayer leads people who believe in a benign God to view social targets in a more favorable light. In Experiment 1, Dutch Christians either prayed for or thought about a person, and then judged the emotions of others in the Reading-the-Mind-in-the-Eyes Test. The results showed that prayer led participants to read fewer hostile emotions in others’ eyes, whereas prayer had no effect on perceiving positive emotions or non-hostile negative emotions. Experiment 2 extended this finding by showing that prayer only reduced social perceptions of hostility among participants with a positive God image. Thus, beliefs in a benign God may enhance interpersonal trust among believers, but only when God beliefs are cognitively accessible. These findings suggest that positive God beliefs may help to promote prosocial attitudes and cooperation within religious communities.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x95-v2tt
title: Head, Heart and Gut in Decision Making

description: Results of a study developing an instrument to measure head, heart and gut preference in decision-making
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z6b-t8ft
title: Project STARS (Studies on Trajectories of Adolescent Relationships and Sexuality)

description: The research project “Studies onTrajectories of Adolescent Relationships and Sexuality” (“Project STARS”) is a four-wave longitudinal study of 1,297 adolescents from the Netherlands. The study was conducted by Utrecht University, in cooperation with the University of Groningen.Project STARS was the first longitudinal study to combine both normative and risk oriented perspectives on adolescent sexual development. It was unique in its design; including four sub-projects (PhD projects) that each addressed a specific domain that plays a role in sexual development. Project 1 focused on individual characteristics (Baams, 2015). Project 2 investigated the role of parents and peers in adolescent sexual development (Van de Bongardt, 2015). Project 3 focused on both receptive and interactive sex-related online behaviors in relation to adolescents’ sexual development, as well as the personal and socio-contextual conditions in which these relations are embedded (Doornwaard, 2015). In addition to these three doctoral dissertations, a fourth dissertation was written at the University of Groningen, on daily diary data (Dalenberg, 2017). These data are not part of the present DANS-dataset.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zjn-wtnp
title: Additional Files for Master Thesis "Framing Diets for Policy to Fight Climate Change"

description: Additional files for Master Thesis "Framing Diets for Policy to Fight Climate Change: Using video messages to measure the effect of goal framing on attitudes and intentions to reduce beef and dairy consumption to fight climate change"DatasetsIntervention Framed VideosWritten within the M.Sc. Public Policy and Human Development at Maastricht University MGSoG/UNU-MERITAuthor: Sten RitterfeldSupervisor: Michelle González AmadorSubmission date: July 12, 2020
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zp9-wwm7
title: Pre-consultation information about one’s physician can affect trust and treatment outcome expectations

description: This data package contains the data files, code, and study materials relevant for the publication:Peerdeman, K. J., Hinnen, C., van Vliet, L.M., & Evers, A. W. M. (2020). Pre-consultation information about one’s physician can affect trust and treatment outcome expectations. Patient Education and Counseling. doi: 10.1016/j.pec.2020.07.021.Paper abstract:Objective: Information about physicians’ skills is increasingly available on the internet and consulted by patients. The impact of such information on patient expectations is largely unknown. The aim of the present study was to investigate whether pre-consultation information about the competence and empathic skills of a physician may impact pre-consultation trust and treatment outcome expectations in mild and severe medical conditions.Methods: In this experimental web-based study, participants (n=237) read vignettes describing competence and empathic skills (low versus high) of a fictive physician who would surgically remove a mole or melanoma (low versus high severity) following a 2x2x2 between-subjects design. Participants next rated trust in the physician and treatment outcome expectations.Results: High physician’s competence and empathy raised pre-consultation trust in the physician, regardless of condition severity. Both high competence and empathy also increased expected surgery success, while only high competence reduced expected side effects.Conclusion: Pre-consultation information highlighting a physician’s competence and/or empathy may lead to higher trust in that physician, higher expected surgery success, and lower expected side effects.Practice Implications: Physicians and hospital staff should be aware of the effects of written information available and might, for example, provide profiles on hospital websites emphasizing competence and empathy of healthcare providers.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zrg-k5rr
title: Exposure to drinking mediates the association between parental alcohol use and preteen alcohol use

description: In short the current study exists of a three-year longitudinal study, involving multiple data acquisition waves among multiple informants, i.e., adolescents and their mothers. Questionnaires were produced in Qualtrics for both. Starting in May 2015 (cohort 1) and November 2015 (cohort 2), over a period of 36 months, young adolescents are asked to complete questionnaires every six months (seven times in total) and the mothers are asked to complete questionnaires online annually (four times in total).For this specific study, we used data of the baseline questionnaire from 765 families. Specifically, 755 preteens (45.6% boys, Mage=11.27,SD=0.56) and 755 mothers (98.7%, Mage=42.57, SD=4.66), who also reported on the alcohol use of 709 fathers, completed the administered questionnaires.Preteens reported lifetime alcohol use and parental alcohol use exposure. Mothers reported on alcohol use for both parents. Structural Equation Modelling was used to assess direct and mediated paths between parental alcohol use, preteen's exposure to alcohol use and preteen alcohol use in one model.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z4u-6hcn
title: Onderwijsresultaten Voortgezet Onderwijs 2021

description: Jaarlijks produceert de Inspectie van het Onderwijs overzichten van de onderwijsresultaten voor de vestigingen in het Voortgezet Onderwijs in Nederland. De dataset Onderwijsresultaten VO 2021 is een voortzetting van de Toezichtkaart, en daarvoor de Kwaliteitskaart.Deze dataset bevat de data voor de overzichten van 2021. Het gaat om de volgende databestanden over de kwaliteit van scholen:- Algemene gegevens- Uitkomsten onderwijsresultaten- Achtergrondgegevens onderwijspositie t.o.v. advies po- Achtergrondgegevens bovenbouwsucces- Achtergrondgegevens onderbouwsnelheidHet bestand ‘bestandsbeschrijving’ geeft inzicht in de inhoud van de bovenstaande onderdelen van de dataset. De indicatoren zijn uitgelegd in het bestand 'technische-toelichting-onderwijsresultaten-vo-2021'. Aangezien de technische toelichting nog gewijzigd kan worden is een link naar de laatste versie van de toelichting beschikbaar in het veld 'relations'.CoronacrisisHet jaar 2021 is een bijzonder jaar vanwege de effecten van de coronacrisis. Specifiek voor Onderwijsresultaten Voortgezet Onderwijs 2021 geldt daarom het volgende:Als gevolg van de coronacrisis past de Inspectie van het Onderwijs de werkwijze rond de beoordeling van de onderwijsresultaten aan. De coronacrisis beïnvloedt deze resultaten, en dit ligt voor een deel buiten de invloedssfeer van besturen en scholen.Scholen worden daarom in het schooljaar 2021/2022 niet beoordeeld op de resultaten en er vindt geen publicatie plaats van de onderwijsresultatenoverzichten op onze website.Uitgebreide informatie over de onderwijsresultaten en corona vindt u op onze website. De link hierheen is: https://www.onderwijsinspectie.nl/onderwerpen/onderwijsresultatenmodel-vo/beoordeling-en-publicatie-2021-en-2022