cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2020001
title: How Are You, Slovakia?, March 2020

description: The survey covers the first weeks of quarantine measures after the first diagnosed case of COVID-19 in Slovakia on March 6 2020. At the time of the fieldwork – on March 24 2020 – Slovakia introduced obligatory wearing of face mask outside of home. Before the fieldwork schools have been closed as well as shops and services (with the exception of groceries, chemists, medical supplies, drugstores, petrol stations as well as post offices, banks, insurance services and several other businesses). The survey monitors fears of the disease, the expected duration of the epidemic, agreement and compliance with the introduced quarantine measures and changes of behavior at times of the epidemic. Surveyed are also fears of loosing work, changes in the income situation and changes in leisure time activities and relations within households. Questions on changes in shopping behavior are also covered. This is the first survey from the “How are you, Slovakia?” survey series.<br> <br> <br>
description: How Are You Slovakia?, March 2020
description: Online interviews - CAWI
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 form the sample.
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2022005
title: How Are You, Slovakia?, July 2022

description: The survey monitors respondents' attitudes towards the war in Ukraine and the reception of refugees from Ukraine, as well as geopolitical orientations and attitudes towards NATO. The survey also includes questions on political preferences, interest in politics, trust in institutions and overall concerns. The survey also ascertains religiosity, preferred sources of information, attitudes towards the European Union Recovery Instrument and the safety of nuclear power plants. At the time of data collection, the war in Ukraine, which began in February 2022 with the invasion of Russian troops, was ongoing. There were discussions about the adoption of further sanctions against the Russian Federation, rising energy and commodity prices, and staff shortages in Slovak ambulances and hospitals. The survey is the fifteenth in 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-2022006
title: How Are You, Slovakia?, November 2022

description: The survey includes questions on respondents' political preferences, interest in politics, trust in institutions and concerns. The survey monitors respondents' attitudes towards the war in Ukraine and the reception of refugees from Ukraine, as well as geopolitical orientations and attitudes towards NATO. The research examines decision-making in local and regional elections. The questions also cover attitudes towards the LGBTI+ community in the context of the attack on Zámocká Street in Bratislava. The data collection took place just after the combined regional and local elections, which took place on 29 October. At this time, the terrorist attack on patrons of a bar on Zámocká Street in Bratislava, perpetrated on 12 October, was still resonating in society, where LGBTI+ people congregate. Slovakia was also dealing with a healthcare crisis highlighted by the sacking of hospital doctors, and inflation was also a prominent theme, approaching 15% year-on-year in October, with continued rises in the price of both food and solid fuels, joined by rising prices for textiles and footwear. The war in Ukraine continued, with the Ukrainian army succeeding in liberating territories in the Kharkiv region in September and the early liberation of Kherson from where Russian troops were withdrawing was expected. The research is the sixteenth in the How are you, Slovakia? 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-2022003
title: How are you, Slovakia?, Extraordinary survey February/March 2022

description: Special research wave of the research series "How are you, Slovakia?" was a reaction to the attack of the Russian Federation troops on Ukraine and was fielded between 25 February and 1 March 2022. The war in Ukraine began in the early hours of 24 February with the invasion of Russian troops into Ukraine. Since the beginning of the invasion, attacks on military and non-military targets and civilian casualties have been reported. Most of the Western world, as well as the European Union, has condemned the Russian aggression and imposed tough economic sanctions. Thousands of war refugees began to arrive in Slovakia from the territory of Ukraine. The survey monitors respondents' fears of war, willingness to help refugees, and preferred response to the attack on Ukraine. It also ascertains respondents' geopolitical orientation, views on responsibility for the war conflict, and attitudes toward NATO. The survey is the first special research wave within “How Are You, Slovakia?” and was conducted in parallel with the thirteenth regular research wave of the “How Are You, Slovakia?” survey series.<br><br>
description: How are you, Slovakia?
description: Online interviews - CAWI
description: <strong>Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+) with access to the internet</strong>
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-2022004
title: How Are You, Slovakia?, March / April 2022

description: The survey monitors respondents' attitudes towards the war in Ukraine and the reception of refugees from Ukraine, as well as geopolitical orientations and attitudes towards NATO. The survey also includes questions on political preferences, interest in politics, religiosity, preferred sources of information and attitudes towards energy conservation. The survey was conducted at a time when the attack of the Russian Federation troops on Ukraine was ongoing. Russian troops were retreating from the vicinity of Kiev and reports of massacres of Ukrainian civilians were reported by the media. Most of the Western world, as well as the European Union, continued to condemn Russian aggression and to impose new economic sanctions. More than 300 000 war refugees from the territory of Ukraine had already arrived in Slovakia. The coronavirus epidemic in Slovakia was stabilized during this period, with the spread of the omicron variant, the severity of the disease decreased, but the daily increments as well as the number of hospital admissions remained at relatively high levels. The research is the fourteenth in the „How are you, Slovakia?“ survey series.<br><br>
description: How Are You, Slovakia?
description: Online interviews - CAWI
description: <strong>Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+) with access to the internet</strong>
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-2021007
title: ISSP Slovakia 2021

description: The research consists of two main parts: 1) ISSP Eenvironment - this research module was conducted in Slovakia for the second time. The survey examines the opinions and attitudes of citizens on topics such as: The most important problems in Slovakia, the most serious environmental problems, knowledge of the causes and possible solutions to environmental problems, the relationship between science and the environment, the willingness to contribute to environmental protection, the degree of danger of specific environmental problems, the importance and effective options for environmental protection, the preferred energy sources, the respondents' specific behaviour towards environmental protection, climate change as well as interpersonal trust or trust in politicians, 2) ISSP Health and health care - this module was implemented for the second time within the ISSP in Slovakia. It focuses on exploring two main thematic areas: a) health status and health care, b) views on the health system and its functioning. The first area includes questions related to the respondent's health status, health care, access to and use of health services, views on health, illness and treatment. The second area consists of questions related to respondents' views on the health system and its functioning, trust in the health system as well as satisfaction with the health system. This ISSP module also covers the topic of vaccination and the COVID-19 pandemic. The survey also includes questions supplemented by the Slovak ISSP team on the topic of human-animal relations as well as several methodological experiments.
description: The interview was conducted by face to face interviews or self-completion of an online questionnaire. Data collection was done via CAPI or by a self-administered questionnaire accessed by a unique online link provided by the interviewers (CAWI).
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+) 
description: A combination of random stratified random sampling of 100 primary sampling units (8 counties x three residence-size categories) and a random walk at the collection site to select households was used for data collection. The respondent within the household was selected using the nearest birthday method. An official letter was distributed to respondents in the data collection areas. This was an information document that described the details of the research and its implementation in the area. Respondents who participated in the interview received a small financial reward.
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2022002
title: ISSP Slovakia 2022

description: The ISSP research module Family and Changing Gender Roles V focuses mainly on gender roles within the household, gender ideology, views on women's employment, marriage, income sharing, work and decision-making in the partnership, family vs. work conflict, satisfaction and happiness, care policies, the value of the child, preferred models of role sharing in the household, alternative family forms and intergenerational solidarity. Following the 2002 and 2012 surveys, the ISSP research module was conducted for the third time in Slovakia in 2022. The survey includes an extensive section of socio-demographic variables focusing on the respondent, his/her spouse and household, which is a standardized and mandatory part of the ISSP modules.
description: Face-to-face interview: CAPI/CAMI
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+) 
description: A combination of random stratified random sampling of 120 primary sampling units (8 counties x 8 residence-size categories) and a random walk at the collection site to select households was used for data collection. The respondent within the household was selected by the software used to collect answers from the respondent from a list of adult household members. An official letter with a request for cooperation was distributed to respondents at the time of the first contact.
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2006004
title: Holidays and traditions in the life of the people of the Slovak republic

description: The survey was aimed at establishing the attitudes of the population of the Slovak Republic to public holidays and traditions of our nation. The primary focus was to determine the degree of knowledge people have on the representatives of our culture, statehood, and the missionaries from the dawn of our history - the period of Great Moravia - the first state established in the territory of today's Slovak Republic. Furthermore, the survey concentrated on finding out the following: the respondents' personal assessment of the significance of all public holidays, their interest or lack of interest in celebrating individual holidays as well as the manner of celebrating or observing specific public holidays. A separate block of questions examined not only the level of interest in the oldest period of our history - Great Moravia and the work of Constantine and Methodius in our territory but also the knowledge of state and church representatives from this period (the rulers Pribina, Mojmír, Rastislav, Svätopluk and Koceľ and missionaries Constantine, Methodius, and Gorazd) as well as the importance of commemorating the leading figures of Great Moravia and the importance of preserving and cultivating national, cultural and Christian traditions. The survey was carried out on a representative sample of 1155 respondents from the adult population via traditional quota sampling using the quota characteristics of gender, age, education, the size of the settlement, nationality, district, region as well as religious denomination, and economic status. 
description: Standardized interview using a questionnaire
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+)
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2009003
title: Leisure time by high school students 2009

description: The third 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. 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 final part of the survey was formed by questions studying the attitudes of young people towards life as such, and respondents' assessment of their life situations. The survey was performed 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 1266 respondents representing all eight regions of Slovakia.
description: Questionnaire
description: 2nd and 3rd year high school students from various regions of Slovakia: Bratislava, Skalica, Nová Dubnica, Čadca, Źilina, Svit, Kežmarok, Podolínec
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2001002
title: The relationship of the Slovak population to music

description: The survey ran within a cycle of five surveys titled: Perception of Art in Slovakia after 2000. The objective was to map the extent of people's relationships to various music genres at several levels. Based on predefined criteria, the introductory question measured the intensity of respondents' interest in individual types of art (intense, average, little, or no interest). The study primarily examined the following areas: the popularity of music genres, frequency of attendance at music events, preference in music perception (in public spaces, at home and elsewhere, listening to music from the media, etc.), level of respondents' musical skills, information sources on music life, respondents' knowledge of music (titles of songs and operas, ability to identify composers and artists), attendance at music festivals, willingness to invest in listening to music (attendance at music events), access to the presentation of music events, reasons for no interest in music. The survey was carried out via a network of interviewers on a sample of 1110 respondents using the quota characteristics of gender, age, education, the size of the settlement, nationality, district, region as well as economic status, and religious denomination. 
description: Standardized interview using a questionnaire
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+)
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2001003
title: Accessibility of culture and local culture from the point of view of citizens of the Slovak republic

description: The survey was carried out for the Department of Traditional Culture at The Slovak National Cultural Centre and aimed to obtain data on people's possibilities for attending cultural events in their vicinity. Given this objective, the questions were formulated to determine the level of interest in leisure activities, frequency of attendance at cultural events, passportization of cultural facilities in the place of residence and their condition, quality of cultural events, affordability, obstacles preventing the respondent from attending cultural events as well as proposals for improving the presentation of culture outside the cities. The survey questions also aimed to assess the following areas: the care given to cultural events by the state itself, the improvement of the quality of culture, the promotion of cultural events organized by state institutions and private entrepreneurs, the state's effort to promote cultural events for national minorities as well as the greatest absence in cultural production within the residents' region i.e. what does the respondent's place of residence lack the most in terms of culture. The survey was conducted on a representative sample of 1150 respondents via a quota sample (gender, age, education, the size of the settlement as well as religious denomination, and economic status).
description: Standardized interview using a questionnaire
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+)
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2001004
title: Slovaks and Hungarians in the nationally mixed areas of southern Slovakia

description: The survey focused on mapping the relationships in the coexistence of the Slovak majority and members of the Hungarian minority in linguistically mixed areas of southern Slovakia. Survey questions were mainly aimed at satisfaction with the relationships of Slovaks and Hungarians in selected locations, equal treatment of both nationalities by state authorities, representation of both nationalities in local governments, possibilities of cultural leisure at events presented in individual languages, and possibilities for education in native languages. The level of command of the official language as well as a minority language and foreign languages as such were examined as well. Further questions dealt with the level of influence of representatives of political parties and diocesan authorities on relations between the people of Slovak and Hungarian nationality, identifying causes of the perception of unequal status within the Hungarian minority, and identifying the main economic and social issues in lives of people living in ethnically mixed regions of Slovakia. A group of questions concentrated on ways and possibilities of cultivating the national consciousness of both nations, following the media in individual languages, and surveying the level of satisfaction with the representation of both nationalities in local governments. The survey was conducted in ethnically mixed districts of southern Slovakia on a sample of 778 respondents represented reciprocally by citizens of Slovak and Hungarian nationality using the basic quota characteristics (gender, age, education, residence, district, region as well as religious denomination, and economic status).
description: Standardized interview using a questionnaire
description: Residents of 12 districts in southern Slovakia aged 18 and over: Dunajská Streda, Galanta, Šaľa, Nové Zámky, Komárno, Levice, Veľký Krtíš, Lučenec, Rimavská Sobota, Revúca, Rožňava, Trebišov
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2002002
title: The relationship of the Slovak population to literature

description: The survey ran within a cycle of five surveys titled: Perception of Art in Slovakia after 2000. The objective was to map the extent of people's relationships to various music genres at several levels. <br>The initial question measured the intensity of interest in each type of art (intensive, average, little, not at all) on the basis of the selected criteria.  Further questions were asked about whether the respondents were read fairy tales by their parents or grandparents when they were children. The degree of popularity of certain activities carried out in the respondent's free time, including reading books, was measured. In response to open-ended questions, respondents were asked to list their favourite domestic and foreign writers. They were then asked to indicate whether they were regular readers of books, whether they borrowed them and whether they were interested in them.  Next, their level of interest in challenging fiction, leisure or specialist literature, frequency of regular reading, number of books read per year, most frequently read (favourite) genre of literature, and reading literature in other languages were measured. Two batteries of questions were related to reading literacy - the ability to associate the correct title of a work with a Slovak and a foreign author. The willingness to invest in buying literature and the incentives that most influence the decision to buy a book were also examined, as well as the interest in reading literary magazines. The final questions explored whether the respondent had read fairy tales to their children and any aspirations for their own literary work.<br>The research was carried out on a sample of 1500 respondents (population of the Slovak Republic aged 15 and over) by a survey network according to quota characteristics (gender, age, education, number of inhabitants of residence, nationality, district, region), but also economic status, religion, social class (highest, upper middle, middle, lower middle, lowest), political orientation (left, right, centre, other).
description: Standardized interview using a questionnaire
description: Slovak population aged 15 and over
description: Quota sampling