cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2bc-7f4u
title: Collecting, organizing, and preserving diverse publication sources for the good of one community archive: Ethical and legal challenges and recommendations

description: Over the past several years, the bicycle movement in Indianapolis has gained a great deal of momentum. Seventy-four miles of bicycle lanes and trails have been designed and implemented to support travel by bike. Despite the extensive investment in fostering a culture of cycling in the city, there is not yet a significant formal mechanism for documenting and analyzing the effects of these changes. In the case of the city’s bicycling community, records are being created in comments sections of blogs and online newspaper articles, and include personal snapshots and reflections published via social media platforms that are of a troublingly ephemeral nature. The residents of Indianapolis are divided in their estimations of the movement. There has been much debate and sides taken. Like parks, the streets of a community are shared public spaces whose use needs to be negotiated. The bicycle movement in Indianapolis presents an ideal issue around which to develop a digital community archive, as the geographic and mobile nature of the phenomenon will expose the challenges of capturing both place-bound and digital history as it is happening. Information regarding the movement is current and thus is mostly in a digital form. Much like changes to the physical landscape of a city, current digital information can be difficult to grasp all at once as it is widely-distributed.This paper will explore the legal issues related to the collection, organization, and preservation of relevant content that is available through the web, sometimes freely and sometimes behind pay walls. A comprehensive list of potential sources (e.g. newspapers, social media sites, blogs) needed to create an archive with the cycling community will be analyzed to identify the types of legal challenges (e.g. privacy, publicity rights, copyright licensing) would likely face. Recommendations for dealing with these challenges will be made.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zbf-8h3h
title: Experiences with reviewing Data Management Plans - an LCRDM survey

description: This data set contains the results of a survey about reviewing Data Management Plans (DMPs). The survey was carried out by the Research Support and Advice working group of the Dutch National Coordination Point Research Data Management (LCRDM). Sixty people shared their experiences and feedback on DMPs by responding to the survey. The data set contains a concise report, the survey questions and the anonymised data.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x69-h7wn
title: Toegang op het paspoortenregister van de Schepenbank van Nederweert (1773-1797)

description: Blekerskechten naar de Hollandse kust, koperhandelaren naar de streek van Hildesheim en Hannover in Midden-Duitsland. En niet te vergeten de schaaphandelaren naar Vlaams-Brabant. Dat waren de drie grootste groepen arbeidsmigranten vanuit Nederweert in de tweede helft van de achttiende eeuw.Maar het paspoortenregister laat ons ook kennismaken met avonturiers en gelukzoekers. of met bizarre reisbestemmingen, zoals in het geval van Matthis Peters, die in 1779 naar Frankfurt trok om daar een Siamese tweeling te laten bekijken. Wilhelmus Saers trok in 1786 naar Frankrijk, naar eigen zeggen om de Franse taal te leren. En Peter Trouwen maakte in 1791 een pelgrimstocht naar Rome.Vanaf 1773 hield de Schepenbank Nederweert een kopieregister van alle verstrekte paspoorten bij. Uit de periode daarvoor zijn, met slechts enkele uitzonderingen, geen paspoorten bewaard gebleven. De originele paspoorten bevatten tevens een uitgebreide beschrijving van het fysieke uiterlijk van de aanvrager, en de kleding die hij droep. Vaak in detail, tot en met de zilveren schoengespen en de kleur van broek of kamizool.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zcu-a46w
title: Geannoteerde uitvaartenlijst van de Broederschap van Onze Lieve Vrouw te Nederweert (1585-1632)

description: Vanaf de late middeleeuwen bevond zich in Nederweert een religieuze gemeenschap die zich de Broederschap van Onze Lieve Vrouw noemde. In tegenstelling tot wat de nam suggereert konden zowel mannen als vrouwen lid zijn. Een van de vele activiteiten van dit gezelschap bestond uit het verzorgen van de uitvaarten van haar leden. Van de periode 1585-1632 is de registratie van de overleden broederschapsleden bewaard gebleven. Aangezien het overgrote deel van de volwassen bevolking (Nederweert telde in het midden van de 17e eeuw ongeveer 3500 inwoners) lid was van de broederschap, geeft deze uitvaartenlijst in feite een vrij compleet beeld van de mortaliteit in die periode. Dat is extra interessant voor genealogische onderzoekers, omdat het kerkelijke begraafboek uit die periode niet bewaard is (of nooit bestaan heeft). In combinatie met het gegeven dat de doop- en huwelijksregisters van Nederweert wél bewaard zijn gebleven en aanvangen bij het Concilie van Trente (1562 resp. 1569), is de uitvaartenlijst van de broederschap de missing link voor genealogisch onderzoek.De vermeldingen in de originele uitvaartenlijst zijn uiterst summier en bevatten slechts naam en globaal tijdvak van overlijden. Met veel speurwerk in andere contemporaine archieven is het gelukt om bij een deel van de overledenen een minibiografie te vervaardigen.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zys-g3qb
title: Registers op de eerste vijf delen uit de serie 'Nederweerts Verleden'

description: Van 1985 tot 2002 verschenen vijf delen in de historische serie 'Nederweerts Verleden'. De lijst van persoonsnamen en artikelen beoogd een handige toegang voor genealogen en onderzoekers naar streekgeschiedenis te bieden.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xr2-84w4
title: Political agreements of the government with Indonesian monarchs (self government)

description: Formation of the state Indonesia, imperialism Units of observation: contracts.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zap-4zps
title: Hendrik van Veldeke / Heinrich von Veldeke - Eneïde - Eneasroman - Transkriptionen der Handschriften

description: Nederlands:Synoptische on-line editie van de transcripties met voorzichtige normalisering (de coderingen en afkortingen in de transcriptie worden daarin gewist resp. uitgeschreven) van de diverse handschriften evenals de tekst van de editie van Ludwig Ettmüller. Status van het project op 10-7-2017: Hs B, E, G en H zijn getranscribeerd. De andere handschriften zullen in de komende jaren volgen).Deutsch:Synoptische On-Line-Edition der Transkriptionen nebst vorsichtiger Normalisierung (alle Kodierungen und Kürzel der Transkriptionen wurden darin aufgelöst) der einzelnen Handschriften sowie des Textes der Edition Ludwig Ettmüllers. Stand des Projekts am 10.7.2017: Hss B, E, Gund H sind erfasst. Weitere Handschriften folgen in den kommenden Jahren.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-za8-qpmw
title: Survey raw data: Does living close to petrochemical complex increase the adverse psychological effects of COVID-19 lockdown?

description: Data from a survey that analysed the possible differential effects on different psychological outcomes (stress, anxiety, depression and emotional regulation strategies) derived from the COVID-19 pandemic and the consequent lockdown in individuals living near an important petrochemical complex and subjects living in other areas, non-exposed to the characteristic environmental pollutants emitted by this kind of complexes. The sample was composed by 1607 subjects which respond a questionnaire developed ad hoc about the confinement conditions, the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS), the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS), the Barratt Impulsivity Scale (BIS) and the Emotional Regulation Questionnaire (ERQ).
DOI: 10.17026/dans-287-qewj
title: Data face-to-face versus indirect communication in restorative justice

description: Deze data is verzameld in 2016 in kader van een bachelorscriptie: PREDICTING AND EVALUATING PARTICIPATION IN ICT FORMS OF VICTIM-OFFENDER MEDIATION. Het doel van dit onderzoek was onderzoeken of er kenmerken zijn van slachtoffers die bepalen of ze bereid zijn om deel te nemen aan mediation en vervolgens onderzoeken wat het effect van een excuus in de context van mediation is op slachtoffer (n termen van angst/woede). In 2020 is de data van onderzoek opnieuw gebruikt voor onderzoek, waarin gefocust werd op de rol inferences gemaakt op basis van het excuus en de effecten op het welzijn van het slachtoffer. Uit de resultaten blijkt dat slachtoffer na een visueel excuus betere inferenties kunnen maken over de verdachte, daardoor het excuus als oprechter ervaren en een vermindering laten zien in gevoelens van angst en woede. In het onderzoek hebben participanten een scenario gelezen, waarin zij zich moesten voorstellen het slachtoffer te zijn.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x22-mcsy
title: Data for multiple accountabilities study

description: Data from an experimental study investigating the effects of multiple accountabilities on decision-making behavior in the public sector. Specifically, the study focuses on the effects of the number of accountability forums and the alignment of their demands.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x7r-9srf
title: Gli elzeviri di Grazia Deledda sul "Corriere della Sera"

description: This project aims to be a first step towards redefining the concept of "realism" in the panorama of Italian literature of the first half of the Twentieth Century (1900-1950) based on the study of a very peculiar genre, the "Elzeviro". This is a hybrid literary segment that can be compared with journalistic essays on the one hand, and with literary short stories on the other. These segments were mainly published in newspapers as editorials of the cultural page and have, therefore, have been under-studied by literary scholars. For these reasons one can speak of a neglected genre, or also “cinderella-genre”. (Ansary & Esmat Babaii 2005).More specifically, this dataset revoles around one particular case study : a corpus of more than 100 elzeviri by Italian writer Grazia Deledda (first female Nobel Prize winner for Literature in Italy) published between 1909 and 1936. The aim was to map the number of literary segments that Deledda wrote for the Corriere della Sera and to analyze them for a number of prototypical features of both verismo and modernismo, starting from the use of time and space: from a naturalistic setting that underlines the couleur locale in a "positivistic" way, to a more modern interpretation of the city where the protagonist finds impulses for introspection.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zzp-v4zf
title: Language Etiquette: Teaching of Malay Language for Foreign Students

description: The element of language etiquette in the teaching of Malay language for foreign students.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xub-rpw7
title: Survey of Malaysia's Companies with regards to the Environmental Practices

description: PLS-SEM Analysis DataIntegrating Extended Theory of Planned Behaviour and Norm Activation Model to Examine the Effects of Environmental Practices among Malaysian Companies
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x3x-y4ny
title: Violence against women and the role of economic performance: a study on contemporary Bangladesh

description: Background: Violence against women has been a consistent phenomenon in all societies, regardless of its demographic characteristics. Especially in a developing country like Bangladesh, where society is going through rapid changes with constant inequality between males and females, this social melancholy is even more severe. Inevitably, violence against any entity is caused by the subordination of that very entity. In a general sense, violence against women can be prevented if women have access to education and are able to participate in economic activity. However, multiple pieces of research abscond this phenomenon by quoting that ‘employment is not empowerment.’Methods: Considering violence against women as one of the severe forms of disempowerment, the authors further extended this concept by using different sets of data to unmask how different types of violence against women are being impacted by the role of economic performance of both men and women. With numerical data from different sources i.e., the World Bank and Ain o Salish Kendro (ASK), the authors have opted for Pearson correlation and ordinary least squared (OLS) methods of regression to unveil the associations followed by magnitudes.Results: This study finds that the unemployment status of men proportionally affects violence against women (domestic, dowry induced, and rape) and the unemployment status of women is inversely proportional with non-monolithic magnitude in this regard.Conclusion: This paper suggests immediate deterrence/ and sufficient change of current policies to empower women. To limit the occurrences of violence against women, re-examining the causal factors are now pivotal. In depth analysis for each type of violence against women is to be done prior to formulating any policy. The authors argue, no one solution can serve efficiently. As such, size in this context and close monitoring is as it is already proven that current policies and practices hardly limits the occurrences of violence against women in Bangladesh.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x2d-hrpy
title: Gallery Questionnaire: Assessing your design using Multimedia Gallery Framework

description: Understanding of designing multimedia gallery by distributing an open ended survey to the students after they have completed their final design. Consent was obtained from each student during class to participate in the survey. Thoughts and ideas of their concept and design were collected and processed to find out more on their understanding of multimedia gallery design.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-znu-h4cx
title: Handtekening grootte CEO FTSE 100 2014-2020

description: Databestand van de grote van de handtekening van de CEO van de FTSE bedrijven 2014-2020 afkomstig uit de jaarverslagen van de bedrijven.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x27-fnye
title: Slavery Emancipation Dataset of St. Eustatius, 1863

description: While the borderellen and emancipation registers of St. Eustatius from 1863 provide insights into most curious histories in themselves, it is by combining both sources that a true overview of the island its slavery demographic emerges, entailing plenty of information on slaveowners and comprehensive information on enslaved. The dataset is structured in a threefold manner, that is, following the numbering of the emancipation registers, the borderellen, and the dataset itself, all of which are rearranged on the premise of the (formerly) enslaved individual. Such a framework aligns with the registers but required a deconstruction of the borderellen, which were initially grouped per borderel, i.e., per slaveowner. It furthermore allows users to come even closer to the 1,107 (formerly) enslaved than the source material. Linking both sources was done by hand, leaving room for a human margin of error, perhaps leaving persons unlinked. Sections of the emancipation registers referred to specific borderellen, and both sources provided the name and year of birth per (formerly) enslaved, ultimately allowing for a success rate of 92.2%, resulting in the Slavery Emancipation Dataset of St. Eustatius, 1863. The remaining 7.8% of 94 individuals begs the question of possible undercount, non-registration, and overall missing data.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zez-h9ua
title: data about Leadership Development: Mindfulness, Leadership Practices and Big 5 personality attributes

description: Data was used to analyze the relationship between Leadership Development: Mindfulness and Leadership Practices
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zrv-mxsm
title: Implicit Bias Classroom Workshop Data

description: To examine the concept retention from an implicit bias classroom workshop, we administered a self-developed seven-item seven-point Likert-scales survey to our medical students at pre-, post-, and one-year post-workshop attendance. The data set was comprised of survey results from two cohorts of our third and fourth-year medical students from 2018 to 2020, included 289 completed records at three measurement points.This dataset also includes the following extended data: the document from a locally created 7-item survey for evaluating students' agreement on a physician or person's perception and management of unconscious bias.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2xg-26aq
title: The relative impact of in-class closed-book versus take-home open-book exam type on student academic performance, knowledge retention and wellbeing

description: The current study investigates the relationship between take-home (open-book) exams (THE) and in-class (closed-book) exams (ICE) on academic performance and student wellbeing. Two social science courses (one bachelor and one master) were included in the study. In the first cohort (2019), students from both courses performed an ICE, whereas students in the second cohort (2020) performed a THE. Four to six months following course completion, students were approached to fill out a survey pertaining to their academic performance and wellbeing during the course, and to complete a quiz measuring knowledge retention on the course materials. No significant differences were found between the ICE and THE cohorts in academic performance and knowledge retention for either the bachelor or the master students. Bachelor students who completed a THE in 2020 reported significantly lower wellbeing in comparison to their peers completing the ICE a year earlier. The implications of the results in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic are discussed.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z8z-5t4e
title: Consumers' attitudes towards microbial applications in food production

description: The data was collected using an online survey as part of the research activities of the European Horizon 2020 project SIMBA (Sustainable Innovation of Microbiome Applications in the Food System). Online surveys were used to collect consumer respondent data for three food products (wheat bread, consumer potatoes and tomato sauce). These food products were selected as part of the EU Horizon 2020 SIMBA project for reflecting the diversity of food value chains in terms of organisation, technology, climatic conditions and consumption patterns across the EU. Three questionnaires corresponding to the three food products were prepared. The questionnaires consisted of four main parts: (1) socio-demographic characteristics (e.g. gender, education, income; Part One), (2) health and environmental concerns related to chemical use in farming, knowledge about microbial applications, perceived microbial health risks and attitude towards microbial applications in food production (Part Two), (3) questions for eliciting a consumer’s willingness-to-pay (WTP) for a food product that had been obtained through a microbial-enhanced production system with reduced or no chemical use (Part Three), and (4) questions for eliciting a respondent’s food choice motives (FCMs) using de Boer et al.’s (2007) FCM questionnaire (Part Four). In addition, the questionnaire had an introduction section containing information sheet about the study and a consent form. The consent form and the information sheet for safeguarding the ethical aspects of this study (e.g. data handling, privacy and potential risks to respondents) were approved by the General Assembly of the SIMBA project as well as the Social Sciences Ethics Committee of Wageningen University prior to distributing the surveys. We collected data primarily from three countries: Germany, Italy and Netherlands.The data was collected to undertake a study to support the uptake of food products that are produced and/or processed using microbial applications. The aim of the survey was to get some insights about food choice motives of consumers, and the socio-demographic and behavioural factors influencing their food choices. The survey specifically aimed to assess the preferences and perceptions, and willingness-to-pay of consumers to wheat, potato and tomato-based food products that are produced and/or processed using microbial applications.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-28u-283g
title: Stimulus set for "Bilingual Prefabs: No switching cost was found in Canton-ese-English habitual codeswitching in Hong Kong"

description: The set of stimulus used in "Bilingual Prefabs: No switching cost was found in Canton-ese-English habitual codeswitching in Hong Kong". It is designed for Hong Kong Cantonese speakers. English translation is provided, but not in strictly word-to-word manners.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xq3-s2t4
title: Neuroscience knowledge and endorsement of neuromyths among educators: what is the scenario in Brazil?

description: To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to analyze the profile of educators in Brazil. We discuss our findings in terms of efforts to better understand regional and global limitations and develop methods of addressing these most efficiently.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xh6-fama
title: Key Features of Video Abstracts

description: This file contains a database from the most viewed thirty-three video abstracts, published on the TIB AV-Portal. Each video was analyzed for different criteria such as title, DOI, publication year, subject, format, length, link to corresponding paper and research data etc.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x7y-cvdj
title: Dataset duur van onderhandelingen van belastingverdragen

description: In this database, the authors have included the data derived from publicly available sources regarding the negotiation of tax treaties concluded by the Netherlands.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xtn-2ckz
title: Household surveys on socio-economic indicators West Bengal and Bihar, India, geocoded

description: This dataset contains approximately 1,000 household surveys collected among rural households in the states of Bihar and West Bengal, India. The questionnaire includes questions on household composition, household assets, migration status, well-being, etc. Data is suitable for processing in, for example, SPSS
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x3c-4txx
title: ‘Mais de quoi ont-ils bien peur? : contested regional language rights in France

description: France has a history of linguistic nationalism based on the exclusion of its territorial languages in official domains. This phenomenon has relegated other French languages to a category of less important languages mainly used in the private setting. This socio-linguistic hierarchisation has its origins in the nation-state building process which has adopted a Herderian model of a unique association between the French language and nation and has impacted the role given to regional languages to this day. This article uncovers the effects of the ‘one language one nation ideology’ on the perception of regional language rights through comments on two different events: the judicial dealing of the use of a Breton diacritic in a baby’s name and the rejection by the Constitutional Council of a section of a law aimed at promoting regional language immersion education. Both events highlight the strict interpretation of the 2nd article of the French constitution stating that French is the language of the Republic. The aim is to evaluate the impact of national language policies on the perception of the link between language and identity in France and attitudes towards the state’s restriction and lack of support towards its internal linguistic diversity. A critical discourse analysis of comments made on three online newspapers is presented and highlights the way identity discourse relay a one-to-one representation of language and identity, the representation of language minority rights as a threat to national cohesion and the different competing levels of the universal and the individual.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zbq-mytk
title: Educating delinquent youths: A qualitative approach to understand the Malaysian story

description: The complete combined data set.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xht-kn55
title: Blended Smoking Cessation Smoking Database (all data)

description: All Data used for the final effectiveness analysis