cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0074-1-v2
title: The Time Budget Survey 1990-1991, interview data

description: The purpose of "The Time Budget Survey 1990-1991" is to gather a comprehensive overview over how the population spends its time on different activities. The Time Budget Surveys are our most important source of information about how much and what types of unpaid work are performed in society, who performs this work, and when it is performed. The Time Budget Surveys also contain data not found in other surveys, e.g., information about circadian rhythms, leisure activities, and time people spend with their children and the rest of the family. The Time Budget Survey was first carried out in Norway in 1972-1973 and was originally inspired by the international survey "Comparative Time-Budget Projecet", where the same survey program was used in 12 different countries (A. Szalai (red.): The Use of Time, 1965-66). The 1990-91 survet is the third of its kind in Norway and is carried with a view to secure comparability with the results from the international survey. The data is mainly collected by diaries kept by a selection of the population. In addition, participants are asked to answer questions in a face-to-face interview. The survey consists of questions about the time use in then following areas: 1. Work 2. Work-related travels 3. Private work; hereunder housework, maintenance, childcare, purchasing and travels 4. Personal needs 5. Education 6. Leisure; hereunder sports and outdoor activities, entertainment, social interaction, media og reading This dataset contains the data for the interviews. The diaries are documented in a separate file.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0074-1-v3
title: The Time Budget Survey 1990-1991, interview data

description: The purpose of "The Time Budget Survey 1990-1991" is to gather a comprehensive overview over how the population spends its time on different activities. The Time Budget Surveys are our most important source of information about how much and what types of unpaid work are performed in society, who performs this work, and when it is performed. The Time Budget Surveys also contain data not found in other surveys, e.g., information about circadian rhythms, leisure activities, and time people spend with their children and the rest of the family.

The Time Budget Survey was first carried out in Norway in 1972-1973 and was originally inspired by the international survey "Comparative Time-Budget Projecet", where the same survey program was used in 12 different countries (A. Szalai (red.): The Use of Time, 1965-66). The 1990-91 survet is the third of its kind in Norway and is carried with a view to secure comparability with the results from the international survey.

The data is mainly collected by diaries kept by a selection of the population. In addition, participants are asked to answer questions in a face-to-face interview.

The survey consists of questions about the time use in then following areas:
1. Work
2. Work-related travels
3. Private work; hereunder housework, maintenance, childcare, purchasing and travels
4. Personal needs
5. Education
6. Leisure; hereunder sports and outdoor activities, entertainment, social interaction, media og reading

This dataset contains the data for the interviews. The diaries are documented in a separate file.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0074-2-v2
title: The Time Budget Survey 1990-1991 (diary data)

description: The purpose of "The Time Budget Survey 1990-1991" is to gather a comprehensive overview over how the population spends its time on different activities. The Time Budget Surveys are our most important source of information about how much and what types of unpaid work are performed in society, who performs this work, and when it is performed. The Time Budget Surveys also contain data not found in other surveys, e.g., information about circadian rhythms, leisure activities, and time people spend with their children and the rest of the family. The Time Budget Survey was first carried out in Norway in 1972-1973 and was originally inspired by the international survey "Comparative Time-Budget Projecet", where the same survey program was used in 12 different countries (A. Szalai (red.): The Use of Time, 1965-66). The 1990-91 survet is the third of its kind in Norway and is carried with a view to secure comparability with the results from the international survey. The data is mainly collected by diaries kept by a selection of the population. In addition, participants are asked to answer questions in a face-to-face interview. The survey consists of questions about the time use in then following areas: 1. Work 2. Work-related travels 3. Private work; hereunder housework, maintenance, childcare, purchasing and travels 4. Personal needs 5. Education 6. Leisure; hereunder sports and outdoor activities, entertainment, social interaction, media og reading This dataset contains the data for the interviews. The diaries are documented in a separate file.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0074-2-v3
title: The Time Budget Survey, 1990-1991, diary data

description: The purpose of "The Time Budget Survey 1990-1991" is to gather a comprehensive overview over how the population spends its time on different activities. The Time Budget Surveys are our most important source of information about how much and what types of unpaid work are performed in society, who performs this work, and when it is performed. The Time Budget Surveys also contain data not found in other surveys, e.g., information about circadian rhythms, leisure activities, and time people spend with their children and the rest of the family.

The Time Budget Survey was first carried out in Norway in 1972-1973 and was originally inspired by the international survey "Comparative Time-Budget Projecet", where the same survey program was used in 12 different countries (A. Szalai (red.): The Use of Time, 1965-66). The 1990-91 survet is the third of its kind in Norway and is carried with a view to secure comparability with the results from the international survey.

The data is mainly collected by diaries kept by a selection of the population. In addition, participants are asked to answer questions in a face-to-face interview.

The survey consists of questions about the time use in then following areas:
1. Work
2. Work-related travels
3. Private work; hereunder housework, maintenance, childcare, purchasing and travels
4. Personal needs
5. Education
6. Leisure; hereunder sports and outdoor activities, entertainment, social interaction, media og reading

This dataset contains the data for the interviews. The diaries are documented in a separate file.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0079-1-v2
title: Survey about child care 1975, child sample

description: Undersøkelsen kartla hvordan familier med barn under 12 år ordnet seg med tilsyn av barna i 1975. Det er blant annet registrert om familiene nyttet andre enn de foresatte til regelmessig tilsyn av de barn som var født i 1964 eller senere. For hvert barn ble det undersøkt nærmere hva slags tilsynsordning det var snakk om og om familiene var tilfredse med sine tilsynsordninger. Undersøkelsen ble gjennomført i tilknytning til arbeidskraftundersøkelsene i 3. og 4. kvartal 1975, noe som gir brede analysemuligheter. I alt var 2 249 familier med i undersøkelsen om barnetilsyn. Disse familiene hadde tilsammen 3 836 barn under 12 år. Dataene er tilgjengelige i to analysefiler. I den foreliggende filen er alle de 3 836 barna med med en egen rekke i matrisen. Det innebærer at informasjon om husholdningen er repetert for hvert barn. I den andre filen har hver husholdning en rekke i matrisen, og i den filen er bare informasjon om yngste barn tatt med. Ønskes tilgang til selve datasettet kan dette bestilles via NSDs bestillingsskjema: http://www.nsd.uib.no/bestilledata/survey/
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0079-2-v3
title: Survey about child care 1975, family sample

description: Undersøkelsen kartla hvordan familier med barn under 12 år ordnet seg med tilsyn av barna i 1975. Det er blant annet registrert om familiene nyttet andre enn de foresatte til regelmessig tilsyn av de barn som var født i 1964 eller senere. For hvert barn ble det undersøkt nærmere hva slags tilsynsordning det var snakk om og om familiene var tilfredse med sine tilsynsordninger. Undersøkelsen ble gjennomført i tilknytning til arbeidskraftundersøkelsene i 3. og 4. kvartal 1975, noe som gir brede analysemuligheter. I alt var 2 249 familier med i undersøkelsen om barnetilsyn. Disse familiene hadde tilsammen 3 836 barn under 12 år. Dataene er tilgjengelige i to analysefiler. I den foreliggende filen er alle de 2 249 familiene representert med sitt yngste barn. Det innebærer at man må benytte den andre filen for å finne informasjon om hvordan familiene med flere barn ordnet seg for de eldste barna. Ønskes tilgang til selve datasettet kan dette bestilles via NSDs bestillingsskjema: http://www.nsd.uib.no/bestilledata/survey/
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0081-v1
title: Democracy in Norway, 1981

description: This survey was conducted under the supervision of prof. William Lafferty at the Department of Political Science, University of Oslo. The objective of the project was to obtain information concerning who participates in the democratic process, and about what political and democratic values people held in the beginning of the 1980s. Respondents were also asked about their views on democratisation of local and vocational institutions. The survey also sought to develop knowledge of how values and preferences change in the course of life.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0083-v1
title: "Attitudes Towards the Development of Society, 1988"

description: The survey is planned and designed by prof. Willy Martinussen and vit.ass Anders Todal Jensen (UIT) and it is a follow-up of the survey "Survey of Work, Welfare and Equal Opportunities, 1980". In particular, the survey aimed at revealing people's attitudes toward welfare, distribution, economic growth, resource conservation and environmental protection and equality. The survey was financed by the Alternativ framtid project and NORAS through the LOS program.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0083-v2
title: Attitudes Towards the Development of Society, 1988

description: The survey is planned and designed by prof. Willy Martinussen and vit.ass Anders Todal Jensen (UIT) and it is a follow-up of the survey "Survey of Work, Welfare and Equal Opportunities, 1980". In particular, the survey aimed at revealing people's attitudes toward welfare, distribution, economic growth, resource conservation and environmental protection and equality. The survey was financed by the Alternativ framtid project and NORAS through the LOS program.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0084-v1
title: Work Orientations, 1989, Norwegian Part of ISSP

description: This survey is carried out on the basis of the research collaboration in "The International Social Survey Programme" (ISSP). ISSP is an international organisation that prepares and coordinates annual surveys in its member countries, mainly within the fields of political science and sociology. The topics of the surveys vary, but are repeated at intervals of a few years. In this way, changes in behavioral patterns and attitudes over time as well as differences between countries and cultures, are possible to be detected and measured The Norwegian Social Science Data Services (NSD) became a member of ISSP in 1989 and have since been responsible for carrying out the surveys in Norway. In connection to the survey, Norwegian researchers are invited to add supplementary questions to the Norwegian respondents. In the 1989 the objective of the survey was to collect data concerning working conditions and work experiences, use of time, attitudes towards work, employment and job security. NSD and ISSP conducted similar surveys in 1989 and 2005. Questions in the Norwegian part concerns among other things, types of housing and place of residence, change of jobs, job search and absence from work.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0084-v2
title: Work Orientations, 1989, Norwegian Part of ISSP

description: This survey is carried out on the basis of the research collaboration in "The International Social Survey Programme" (ISSP). ISSP is an international organisation that prepares and coordinates annual surveys in its member countries, mainly within the fields of political science and sociology. The topics of the surveys vary, but are repeated at intervals of a few years. In this way, changes in behavioral patterns and attitudes over time as well as differences between countries and cultures, are possible to be detected and measured

The Norwegian Social Science Data Services (NSD) became a member of ISSP in 1989 and have since been responsible for carrying out the surveys in Norway. In connection to the survey, Norwegian researchers are invited to add supplementary questions to the Norwegian respondents.  

In the 1989 the objective of the survey was to collect data concerning working conditions and work experiences, use of time, attitudes towards work, employment and job security. NSD and ISSP conducted similar surveys in 1989 and 2005. 

Questions in the Norwegian part concerns among other things, types of housing and place of residence, change of jobs, job search and absence from work.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0085-v1
title: The Civic Citizen Survey 1990

description: The survey was conducted in connection with the project "the civic citizens in the welfare state", in NORAS' welfare program. The reason was the implementation of "the Civic Citizen Survey" in the Nordic countries. Researchers at the Institute for social research participated in the Swedish civic citizen survey and wanted to conduct a similar survey in Norway. At the same time as the Norwegian study was conducted, was the work of a questionnaire for a similar Danish study concluded. The contents of the questionnaires was therefore influenced by the other Nordic studies. The aim was to study how people in Norway are taking their rights and how they view the proposed changes in public services. And to increase the understanding of how the Norwegian democracy works through analysis of citizens' participation in political parties, organizations and unions, analyzing the consumption of public services and highlight knowledge of and attitudes to opportunities for influence in relation to various public benefits.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0086-v1
title: Attitudes Towards Environmental Questions, 1990

description: This survey was conducted as a supplement to the Labour Force Survey 2nd quarter 1990 following a request by the OECD for a Norwegian comparative dataset concerning the theme of environmental problems. The objective of the project was to supply Norwegian data concerning attitudes towards environmental problems that could be compared with equivalent data from Eurobarometer. Corresponding datasets from USA, Japan and Finland also exists. The questionnaire is modelled after that used in the Eurobarometers. It contains information pertaining to environmental protection vs. economic growth, local environmental problems, evaluations of national and international environmental problems and the government's responsibility in dealing with environmental problems.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0087-v1
title: Adult Education Survey 1978

description: Voksenopplæringsundersøkelsen 1978 er en tilleggsundersøkelse til Arbeidskraftundersøkelsen 2. kvartal 1978, og var et samarbeidsprosjekt mellom Statistisk sentralbyrå og Norsk Voksenpedagogisk institutt. Formålet med undersøkelsen var å belyse virkningene av voksenopplæringsloven av 1. august 1977. Undersøkelsen ble også gjendrevet i 1983. Undersøkelsen inneeholder informasjon om kursdeltakelse, kursers varighet, arrangør, undervisningsmåte, deltakerens motiv bak å delta på kurset, utbytte og videre planer i yrkeslivet. Ønskes tilgang til selve datasettet kan dette bestilles via NSDs bestillingsskjema: http://www.nsd.uib.no/bestilledata/survey/
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0088-v1
title: Work, lifestyle and health - 1987

description: The study aims to identify the situation of young people aged 19-22 years in 1987, with special emphasis on the relationship between work / unemployment and substance abuse. It will provide knowledge about substance abuse and the development of a youth group that is susceptible. The survey will provide information on the development of a possible hidden abuse in adolescents who have not yet come in contact with the treatment system. Such a survey would provide opportunities for developing preventive strategies. The study is a continuation of the earlier study "Youth Survey - 1985", panel survey in 1987 was initiated by the Department of Behavioural Medicine and the Directorate of Labour (NAV today).
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0088-v2
title: Work, lifestyle and health, 1987

description: The study aims to identify the situation of young people aged 19-22 years in 1987, with special emphasis on the relationship between work / unemployment and substance abuse. It will provide knowledge about substance abuse and the development of a youth group that is susceptible. The survey will provide information on the development of a possible hidden abuse in adolescents who have not yet come in contact with the treatment system. Such a survey would provide opportunities for developing preventive strategies.

The study is a continuation of the earlier study "Youth Survey - 1985", panel survey in 1987 was initiated by the Department of Behavioural Medicine and the Directorate of Labour (NAV today).
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0089-v1
title: Omnibus Survey, Nr. 1 1992

description: Statistics Norway's Omnibus Surveys are composed of questions about various themes on behalf of several employers. The surveys consist of a fixed set of background variables, as well as the questions that employers pay for. The questions that are determined by employers can almost be considered as fixed as well, since they are used each quarter. These questions concern smoking (on behalf of the Ministry of Health Care Services) and travel over the last three months (on behalf of the Section for Transport, Tourism and ICT at SSB). Other themes that were asked about in this quarter were: - Traveling - Smoking habits - Voting - Organizational membership - Health issues - Reiser - Household questions - Salary and financing of studies - Social security - Holiday habits - Welfare service for the elderly - Moving from parents The Omnibus Survey, Nr. 1 1992 was the first Omnibus Survey.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0090-v1
title: Voluntary Organisations, 1986

description: Utvalget om frivillige organisasjoner (Korvald-utvalget, under Finansdepartementet) ble oppnevnt 30. august 1985, og skulle utrede ulike spørsmål og problemstillinger ved de frivillige organisasjonenes virksomhet. Det ble gjennomført en egen intervju-undersøkelse for å samle data om det frivillige organisasjonslivet. Undersøkelsen er utført som et tillegg til Arbeidskraftundersøkelsen (AKU) 4.kvartal 1986. Ønskes tilgang til selve datasettet kan dette bestilles via NSDs bestillingsskjema: http://www.nsd.uib.no/bestilledata/survey/
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0091-v2
title: Attitudes towards Environmental Issues, 1988

description: Based on the report from the UN Commission for Environment and Development, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) initiated the world-wide interview survey on environment and environmental protection the fall of 1987. UNEP saw it as important to analyze data on people's attitudes towards environment, environmental protection and nature resources in different parts of the world. In the survey's introductory letter, UNEP underlines that " such a study may help the UN organizations to structure their programmes, the multilateral financial institutions to identify where possibilities exist, bilateral aid agencies to target their funds properly and national governments of countries tested to reorient their development activities". In total, 21 countries participated in the survey. The Norwegian survey was firstly suggested by the Ministry of Environment and finances by the Research Council of Norway. Norwegian Social Science Data Services (NSD) were assigned the task of project coordination. Norwegian Gallup Institute collected the data.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0092-1-v2
title: Travel Habits Survey 1984-1985

description: Datasettet er hentet fra den første nasjonale reisevaneundersøkelse (RVU) i Norge, som Statistisk sentralbyrå gjennomførte for Transportøkonomisk institutt i 1984-85. Liknende undersøkelser ble gjennomført i 1991-92 og 1997-98, noe som muliggjør sammenlikninger over tid. Hovedformålet med undersøkelsene har vært å innhente opplysninger om alle typer reiser, både daglige reiser og reiser i forbindelse med ferie, hvor mye vi reiser, hvilke formål reisene har, hvilke transportmidler som blir benyttet osv. Data skal gi grunnlag for å analysere konkurransen mellom transportformer, undersøke virkningen av offentlige tiltak innen transportsektoren, og se på forskjeller mellom ulike geografiske områder og befolkningsgrupper. Data om befolkningens reiseaktivitet er vesentlig for nasjonal og lokal transportplanlegging. Resultatene blir brukt som grunnlag for utvikling av transportmodeller, prognosearbeid, eksponeringsberegninger i trafikksikkerhetsarbeidet og i en rekke utrednings- og forskningsarbeider. Nasjonale reisevaneundersøkelser er også viktige som bakgrunn for å vurdere resultater fra undersøkelser knyttet til spesielle transportmidler eller fra bestemte geografiske områder. Undersøkelsen foregikk over et helt år, og de uttrukne personer ble likt fordelt på alle dager (inklusive søndager, helge- og høytidsdager) i perioden 17. september 1984 - 15. september 1985, dvs. ca 15 personer per dag. På denne måten fikk man undersøkt reiseaktiviteten gjennom hele året. I undersøkelsen er det flere spørsmål knyttet til 'registreringsdagen' noe som vanligvis refererer til dagen før registreringsdagen. Ønskes tilgang til selve datasettet kan dette bestilles via NSDs bestillingsskjema: http://www.nsd.uib.no/bestilledata/survey/
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0092-1-v3
title: Travel Habits Survey 1984-1985

description: The data set comes from the first national Travel Habit survey (RVU) in Norway, which Statistics Norway conducted for the Institute of Transport Economics in 1984-85. Similar surveys were conducted in 1991-92 and 1997-98, and this enables comparisons over time. The main purpose of the surveys was to gather information regarding all types of travels, both daily travels and travels connected to holidays, how much we travel, what purpose the travels have, which methods of transportations are used etc. The data lay the basis for analysis of competition between different types of transportation, for examination of the effect of public initiatives in the transport sector, and the opportunity to look at the differences between different geographical areas and sections of the population. Data regarding the population's travel activity is important for national and local transportation planning. The results are used as the basis for development of transportation models, prognosis work, exposure calculations in road safety work and in a line of investigative work and research. National Travel Habit surveys are also important as backdrops for evaluation of results from surveys regarding certain means of transportation or from certain geographical areas. The survey took place over the course of a whole year, and the selected persons were equally distributed on all days (including Sundays, weekends and public holidays) in the period of 17th of September 1984 to 15th of September 1985, which means 15 persons per day. In this way, one was able to examine the travel activity throughout the whole year. In the survey there are several questions related to the “registration day” (“registreringsdagen”), which usually refers to the day before the registration day.