cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5063/f1st7n9d
title: Budorcas taxicolor bedfordi microsatellite genotypes

description: Budorcas taxicolor bedfordi is a rare and endangered animal that is uniquely distributed in the Qinling Mountains (China). This dataset was microsatellite genotypes of 124 B. t. bedfordi individuals.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-28j-wqgk
title: Hexham Nederlands-Engels woordenboek 1648

description: HET GROOT VVOORDENBOECK: Gestelt in ’t Neder-duytsch, ende in ’t Engelsch. Als oock tot dienst van den Leer-gierigen verrijckt met een korte ende bondige Nederduysche GRAMMATICA. Alles met groote naerstigheydt uyt de beste Neder-duytsche Autheuren t’samen gestelt, DOOR HENDRICK HEXHAM. A Large Netherdutch and English DICTIONARIE; Composed out of the best Netherdutch AUTHOURS. With a compendious Netherdutch GRAMMAR, for the Instruction of the Learner. Tot ROTTERDAM. Gedruckt by ARNOVT LEERS, Anno 1648.Transcriptie.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zs9-j3fq
title: pre-COOL tweejarigen cohort eerste meting 2010-2011

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-2z7-eqnv
title: Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age

description: With an ever-growing supply of online sources, information to produce news stories seems to be one mouse click away. But in what way do Dutch journalists actually use computer-aided research tools? This article provides an inventory of the ways journalists use digital (re)sources and explores the differences between experts and novices. We applied a combined methodological approach by conducting an ethnographic study as well as a survey. Results show that Dutch journalists use relatively few digital tools to find online information. However, journalists who can be considered experts in the field of information retrieval use a wider range of search engines and techniques, arrive quicker at the angle to their story, and are better at finding information related to this angle. This allows them to spend more time on writing their news story. Novices are more dependent on the information provided by others.This dataset contains the quantitative survey data used in this research
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x2s-r6rv
title: Asylum seekers : Centerdata Telepanel

description: This survey is part of Centerdata's Telepanel project. Telepanel consists of approx. 2000 households, surveyed weekly. I Besides the Centerdatabase offers opportunities to compose tailor-made datasets. Opinion about the asylum policy of the department of justice / opinion about certain rules concerning the granting of asylum 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-28d-ak5z
title: Student L2 reading comprehension scores used in L2 reading strategy intervention

description: Student L2 reading scores before and after the L2 reading strategy interventionStudent data from an L2 reading taskStudent L2 benchmark reading scoresOutput of meta-analysis of L2 reading strategy studies
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zj8-kba2
title: Dataset belonging to Adolescent victim types across the popularity status hierarchy: Differences in internalizing symptoms

description: The current study used latent profile analysis to identify subgroups of victims based on victimization (self- and peer-reported) and popularity (peer-reported). This study sought to (1) verify the existence of popular victims and (2) compare victim subgroups on loneliness and self-esteem. Participants were 804 Dutch adolescents (50.2% boys, Mage = 13.65 years). Results revealed six subgroups, including a group of popular self-identified victims. Popular self-identified victims were generally less lonely than other victims, but were more lonely and had lower self-esteem than non-victims. Implications for understanding the victimization experiences of high-status youth are discussed.All information about the content of the files is described in 'read me.pdf'. This file also contains information about the recruitment, participants and data collection. Data and the syntax for the descriptive statistics and all analyses as presented in the paper are also stored.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-24c-q6rh
title: Body measurements and quality of life of X-Fittt 2.0 participants

description: Care–physical activity (care–PA) initiatives may improve participants’ lifestyles and thereby lower overweight and obesity rates. X-Fittt 2.0 is a two-year care–PA initiative specifically developed for citizens with a low socioeconomic status, consisting of 2 phases: 12 weeks of intensive guidance and sports sessions and 21 months of aftercare. Body measurements (1) and questionnaires (2) (taken at start and 3 months, 1 year and 2 years after the start) were used to study the impact of X-Fittt 2.0 on health, quality of life and societal participation using a mixed-methods design.(1) Body measurements included: Height, body weight, body mass index (BMI), fat percentage, waist circumference, blood pressure(2) Questionnaire included: Quality of life score and self-perceived health (EQ-5D-3L and EQ-VAS), illness and medicine use, visits to healthcare professionals, monitoring of physical activity, societal participation (USER-P), smoking and alcohol behaviour, demographic information
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xtr-578f
title: Werkonderzoek 2022

description: Het Werkonderzoek 2022 betreft een enquêteonderzoek onder medewerkers in de publieke sector. Het onderzoek is een coproductie van het ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties (BZK) en het Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS).De belangrijkste resultaten van het onderzoek worden opgenomen in het Kernrapport Werkonderzoek 2022, dat in november 2022 wordt gepubliceerd. De resultaten van het Werkonderzoek 2019, zijn online gepubliceerd op: https://kennisopenbaarbestuur.nl/rapporten-publicaties/kernrapport-werkonderzoek-2019/Dit microdatabestand is samengesteld voor DANS in opdracht van het Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties (BZK).Deze documentatie geeft een beschrijving van de variabelen die zijn opgenomen in het microdatabestand dat via DANS beschikbaar is gesteld.Dit DANS-Easy Werkonderzoek 2022 bestand wijkt (op onderdelen) af van het microdatabestand dat onder bepaalde voorwaarden voor statistisch en wetenschappelijk onderzoek toegankelijk is in de beveiligde microdata omgeving van het CBS. Voor nadere informatie microdata@cbs.nl.Bij deze documentatie zijn de volgende bijlagen beschikbaar:• Dans_werkonderzoek2022waarden;• Dans_werkonderzoek2022variabeleninleesspecificaties_asc;• DANS_werkonderzoek2022MU_argus;• WERKonderzoek2022Routing schema's;• WERKonderzoek2022Vraagteksten.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zkz-7nju
title: Initial validation of a comprehensive assessment instrument for bereavement-related grief symptoms and risk of complications: The Indicator of Bereavement Adaptation—Cruse Scotland (IBACS)

description: Objective: This study assessed the validity of the Indicator of Bereavement Adaptation Cruse Scotland (IBACS). Designed for use in clinical and non-clinical settings, the IBACS measures severity of grief symptoms and risk of developing complications. Method: N=196 (44 male, 152 female) help-seeking, bereaved Scottish adults participated at two timepoints: T1 (baseline) and T2 (after 18 months). Four validated assessment instruments were administered: CORE-R, ICG-R, IES-R, SCL-90-R. Discriminative ability was assessed using ROC curve analysis. Concurrent validity was tested through correlation analysis at T1. Predictive validity was assessed using correlation analyses and ROC curve analysis. Optimal IBACS cutoff values were obtained by calculating a maximal Youden index J in ROC curve analysis. Clinical implications were compared across instruments. Results: ROC curve analysis results (AUC = .84, p &lt;.01, 95% CI between .77 and .90) indicated the IBACS is a good diagnostic instrument for assessing complicated grief. Positive correlations (p &lt; .01, 2-tailed) with all four instruments at T1 demonstrated the IBACS' concurrent validity, strongest with complicated grief measures (r =.82). Predictive validity was shown to be fair in T2 ROC curve analysis results (n = 67, AUC= .78, 95% CI between .65 and .92; p &lt; .01). Predictive validity was also supported by stable positive correlations between IBACS and other instruments at T2. Clinical indications were found not to differ across instruments. Conclusions: The IBACS offers effective grief symptom and risk assessment for use by non-clinicians. Indications are sufficient to support intake assessment for a stepped model of bereavement intervention.Keywords: intake assessment, bereavement intervention, grief, counseling, validation
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zjj-eran
title: Arab West Report Interview Documentation Project: The Holy Family

description: This Arab-West Report Interview Documentation Project Dataset consists of 8 audio recordings (4 items) on the Holy Family.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zre-y5va
title: Arab West Report Interview Documentation Project: Yemen Kidnapping Foreigners

description: This Arab West Report Interview Documentation Project dataset consists of 8 audio recordings (5 items) on Yemen and the kidnapping of foreigners in the country in 1999.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zw8-gxg2
title: VAA study 2014 municipal council elections The Netherlands (data file)

description: Elections for the municipal council were held in 380 Dutch municipalities on March 5th 2014. These are the rows of the data matrix. In 133 of them at lest one Vote Advice Application (VAA) was used. Three different sets of variables appear in the columns of the data-matrix. First, whether a VAA was used, and if so, which one(s) out of the six VAAs. Next, the dataset includes for each of the 964 parties that offered candidates in at least one municipality the number of votes and the number of seats in the municipal council for the municipal elections that were held in 2014 and in 2010 (four variables per party). In addition to basic aggregate features of municipal voting (number of eligible voters, turnout, number of invalid votes) calculated aggregate features such as volatility (net shift of votes / seats in 2014 as compared to 2010) and fragmentation (effective number of different parties) are included. For each of the municipalities basic socio-demographic statistics from the Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) are included (population size, crime, dominant age category, average income and ethnic fragmentation (the latter is a composite based on detailed CBS data on the number of inhabitants from different ethnicities)). Furthermore composite muicipal characteristics were added based on a factor analysis of measured indicators (scores on socio-economic rich-poor dimension and on cultural dimension (rural-monocultural versus urban-multicultural). The data set was set up to study whether VAAs are helpful to countervaill the trends toward lower turnout, higher volatility and further fragmentation.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z2n-8et3
title: A terminological "journey" in the Grey Literature domain

description: Please cite as:Bartolini R., Pardelli G., Goggi S., Giannini S., Biagioni S. A terminological "journey" in the Grey Literature domain. In: GL18 - Eighteenth International Conference on Grey Literature: Leveraging Diversity in Grey Literature. (New York, USA, 28-29 November 2016). Proceedings, pp. 117-130. Dominic Farace, Jerry Frantzen (eds.). (GL-Conference series. ISSN: 1385-2308, vol. 18). TextRelease, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2017.The work analyzes a corpus constituted of the entire amount of full research papers published in the GL conference series over a time-span of more than one decade (2003-2014) with the aim of creating a terminological map of relevant words in the various GL research topics. The corpus - made up of 231 research papers was processed using a Natural Language Processing (NLP) tool for term extraction . This tool is what is called a “pipeline” - that is, a sequence of different tools - which extracts lexical knowledge from texts: in short, this is a rule-based system tool for knowledge extraction and document indexing that combines Natural Language Processing (NLP) technologies for term extraction. Within our corpus made of GL articles, this NLP tool extracts a list of single (monograms) and multi-word terms (bigrams and trigrams) ordered by frequency with respect to the context.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xmg-knm8
title: Dataset corresponding to 'The model for the accompaniment of seekers into silence in their quest for wholeness'

description: This dataset belongs to the following dissertation: Barend Johannes Geyser (2017). The model for the accompaniment of seekers with a Christian background into silence in their quest for wholeness. Radboud UniversityData gathering has taken place by means of phenomenological interviews , observations and making field notes during the interviews, as well as video-stimulated recall. The interview transcripts are written in the South African language.This dataset contains the interview transcripts.The researcher decided to select participants who were starting with their second half of life, thus from 40 to 55 years of age. The participants are all from a Christian background and they were all living in the Northern suburbs of Johannesburg, which means that they are from the socio- economic middle class and upper middle class. There are 3 women and 5 men interviewed. The interviews involve the conscious selection of certain participants. In this instance, the participants are seekers that ask for accompaniment into silence. They are all Christian seekers on a quest for wholeness and investigating the possibility of the practice of silence as an aid in their quest. They all attempted to practice silence in some or other way for at least three years.In addition to the eight interview transcripts, a read me text is added to explain the context of the dataset.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z3w-29j2
title: Hot and cold smells: Odor-temperature associations across cultures (Maniq, Thai, Dutch)

description: This is a dataset of an experimental study examining cross-modal associations between odors and temperatures in three cultures: Maniq (N=11) recruited at a forest campsite in the area of Manang district, Satun, Thai (N=24) recruited at the Ubon Ratchathani University and Kasetsart University (Bangkok), and Dutch (N=24) recruited at the Radboud University (Nijmegen). Participants carried out an odor-to-temperature matching task. The task was to sniff an odor and match it to a corresponding temperature, i.e., touch a cup filled with either warm or cold water. The task was administered twice, with an average break of 2 hours in between the two blocks, to check for consistency of odor-temperature matches over time. After the matching tasks, participants smelled the odors again and provided smell descriptions in their native languages. They also rated the odors for familiarity using a 3-point scale (1 = unfamiliar, 2 = somewhat familiar, 3 = familiar). The file "Odor-temperature_matching_task" (xls file) contains responses recorded in the matching task. The file "Naming_task" (xls file) contains the category of the responses (abstract smell term, source-based) provided by the participants in the odor naming task. Files are included as csv files as well. All "other" responses have been excluded from the analysis and are not part of the dataset.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x6e-rv48
title: Communication error management in law enforcement interactions: A receiver's perspective

description: Two experiments explore the effect of law enforcement officers’ communication errors and their response strategies on a suspect’s trust in the officer; established rapport and hostility; and, the amount and quality of information shared. Students were questioned online by an exam board member about exam fraud (Nstudy1 = 188) or by a police negotiator after they had stolen money and barricaded themselves (Nstudy2 = 184). Unknown to participants, the online utterances of the law enforcement officer were pre-programmed to randomly assign them to a condition in a 2(Error: factual, judgment) x 3(Response: contradict, apologize, accept) factorial design, or to control where no error was made.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xxr-k2ch
title: Uw wil geschiede, Kinderen op katholieke kostscholen, interview 01

description: Geïnterviewde 01, 'Yvonne' (1956), ging op haar twaalfde naar meisjespensionaat Sint Joseph in Groenlo. Het leek haar geen slechte keus aangezien ze thuis emotioneel en fysiek werd mishandeld, maar het pensionaat bleek evenmin een veilige omgeving. Geïnterviewde liep er een ptss op die zij vooral toeschrijft aan een specifieke zuster die het op haar gemunt leek te hebben. Jaren en vele nachtmerries later, in de nasleep van een verkeersongeluk, zou geïnterviewde zich dit pas realiseren. Met behulp van therapie heeft zij haar tauma grotendeels weten te verwerken, maar er is altijd een risico van terugval.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xme-kwp3
title: Uw wil geschiede, Kinderen op katholieke kostscholen, interview 10

description: Geïnterviewde 10, 'Hetty' (1939) keerde na het overlijden van haar vader tijdens de Tweede Oorlog in Nederlands-Indië met alleen haar moeder terug naar Nederland. Aangezien Hetty vanwege de oorlog (deels in een Jappenkamp) nog geen onderwijs had genoten, drong een tante erop aan dat het meisje op haar negende naar kostschool zou gaan. Aan het eerste internaat van de Zusters van Liefde te Tilburg in Made bewaart geïnterviewde weinig positieve herinneringen. De zusters konden erg hardhandig zijn. Op het internaat van de Zusters van Liefde te Schijndel in Eindhoven, waar geïnterviewde later naar de mulo ging, ervaart ze veel meer geestelijke vrijheid. Ook was er in Eindhoven meer oog voor haar persoonlijkheid. Aan die periode heeft geïnterviewde hoofdzakelijk goede herinneringen.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xy2-r4wc
title: Which preferences associate with school performance? – Lessons from an exploratory study with university students

description: This a supporting datafile and do file of the following publicationDaniel Horn and Hubert János Kiss (2017) Which preferences associate with school performance? – Lessons from an exploratory study with university students. PlosOneInstructions and other information on the data collection can be found in the attached working paper version of the study. (which can also be found here: http://www.mtakti.hu/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/BWP1708_final.pdf)Success in life is determined to a large extent by school performance so it is important to understand the effect of the factors that influence it. In this exploratory study, in addition to cognitive abilities, we attempt to link measures of preferences with outcomes of school performance. We measured in an incentivized way risk, time, social and competitive preferences and cognitive abilities of university students to look for associations between these measures and two important academic outcome measures: exam results and GPA.We find consistently that cognitive abilities (proxied by the Cognitive Reflection Test) are very well correlated with school performance. Regarding non-cognitive skills, we report suggestive evidence for many of our measured preferences. We used two alternative measures of time preference: patience and present bias. Present bias explains exam grades better, while patience explains GPA relatively better. Both measures of time preferences have a non-linear relation to school performance. Competitiveness matters, as students, who opt for a more competitive payment scheme in our experimental task have a higher average GPA. We observe also that risk-averse students perform a little better than more risk-tolerant students. That makes sense in case of multiple choice exams, because more risk-tolerant students may want to try to pass the exam less prepared, as the possibility of passing an exam just by chance is not zero. Finally, we have also detected that cooperative preferences – the amount of money offered in a public good game – associates strongly with GPA in a non-linear way. Students who offered around half of their possible amounts had significantly higher GPAs than those, who offered none or all their money.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zan-2k9x
title: A true denial or a false confession? Assessing veracity of suspects' statements using MASAM and SVA

description: Previous research on statement analysis has mainly concerned accounts by witnesses and plaintiffs. In our studies we examined true and false statements as told by offenders. It was hypothesized that SVA and MASAM techniques would enhance the ability to discriminate between true and false offenders' statements. Truthful and deceptive statements (confessions and denials) were collected from Swedish and Polish criminal case files. In Experiment 1, Swedish law students (N = 39) were asked to assess the veracity of statements either after training in and usage of MASAM or without any training and using their own judgements. In Experiment 2, Polish psychology students (N = 36) assessed veracity after training in and usage of either MASAM or SVA or without prior training using their own judgements. The veracity assessments of participants who used MASAM and SVA were significantly more correct than the assessments of participants that used their own judgements. The highest accuracy rate was for true confessions using MASAM (77,53%) and the lowest accuracy rate was for false denials using MASAM (38,78%). Both total SVA and MASAM scores differentiated between lies and truths. The criteria most strongly associated with correct assessments were: logical structure, contextual embedding, self - depreciation, volume of statement, contextual setting and descriptions of relations. Results show, that SVA is a better lie detection tool, than MASAM and trained coders are better at distinguishing between truths and lies than lay evaluators. The results are discussed in relation to statement analysis of offenders' accounts.