cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2003003
title: Appropriate ways of spending leisure time for young people to prevent different types of addiction

description: The survey is a part of a cycle of surveys that were run on the initiative of the Government Office of the Slovak Republic and namely the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic. The original objective of the survey was aimed at 'The use of youth leisure time to prevent addictions'. Due to an increase in extreme manifestations of racial intolerance and xenophobia among the youth, the survey questionnaire was later extended by questions focusing on the attitudes of young people towards manifestations of extremism. The cooperation with The Centre for Information on Literature has led to the expansion within the module of questions mapping the level of interest young people have in literature, i.e. reading fiction, academic literature, magazines, watching media programs, the internet, etc. This survey focused primarily 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 establish how effective the awareness of precautionary measures is in young people. The final part of the study was formed by questions examining the attitudes of young people towards life as such, and respondents' assessment of their life situations. Special questions were asked to determine the degree of effectiveness of individual forms of advertising dedicated to promoting the resolution of negative phenomena in society as well as the possible involvement of young respondents in certain areas. 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 1316 respondents representing all eight regions of Slovakia.
description: Standardized interview using a questionnaire
description: 2nd and 3rd year high school students from different regions of Slovakia: Bratislava, Skalica, Nová Dubnica, Čadca, Źilina, Svit, Kežmarok, Podolínec
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2004005
title: Public and fine arts 2004

description: The survey focused on examining the relationship of the population of the Slovak Republic to visual and applied arts. The introductory question studied the intensity of interest in each type of art based on selected criteria. Respondents were then asked to state which of the three areas of visual and applied arts is the closest to them. The survey also examined the greatest stimulus of interest in visual arts, visits to the nearest facility presenting visual arts, and the overall frequency of attendance at visual arts exhibitions. Another set of questions measured literacy in visual arts. Respondents were given a list of significant visual arts events in Slovakia and were asked which of them they knew and attended. They were also instructed to name at least three book illustrators, match works of visual arts with their creators, and indicate which important buildings or galleries in Slovakia and abroad they have visited. The survey was carried out via a network of interviewers on a sample of 1131 respondents (the population of the Slovak Republic above 18 years of age) using the quota characteristics of gender, age, education, the size of the settlement, nationality, district and region as well as economic status, religious denomination, social class (upper, upper middle, middle, lower middle, lower class) and political orientation (left, right, middle, etc.).
description: Standardized interview using a questionnaire
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (18+)
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2005002
title: Monitoring the results of implementation of cultural policy instruments in the field of cultural awareness of citizens of the Slovak Republic

description: The project Monitoring was run on the initiative of the Government Office of the Slovak Republic and namely the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic. Its objective was to determine the impact of cultural policy tools on the formation of the population's cultural awareness. Initially, the monitoring was supposed to run twice a year (in the first and second half of 2005). However, it had run only once a year since 2006, namely in 2006, 2007, and 2008. The survey objective in the first half of 2005 was to map the year-on-year change in the population's cultural awareness while focusing on people's awareness of the level of support provided to the culture by the state. The survey studied people's relationship to individual art types, how much they spend on art (the cost of attending cultural events - concerts, theatrical or film performances, going to museums and galleries, folk events, fees for following public service media, purchase or renting of DVDs, CDs, fiction books, academic literature and magazines on culture) and their sources of information on cultural events, programs and publications (friends, media, banners, posters, the internet, etc.). <br>For each art type and cultural activity (music, theatre, film, museums, galleries, folk events, public service radio and television, literature, magazines on culture), the survey examined the following: the frequency of attending cultural events, availability of such events, personal assessment of the variety of cultural products in Slovakia as such and in particular regions, personal assessment of the artistic level of given events, affordability of such events, personal assessment of the level of interest the state shows in developing individual art types and culture and personal assessment of the degree of state funding or subsidization for individual cultural products and events. <br>Respondents' favorite concerts, films, theatrical performances, folk performances, books, radio and television programs as well as their expectations i.e., what they would like to see, attend, listen to, read, etc. were ranked in a list based on their answers to open questions. The survey also reviewed the overall level of interest or lack of interest in cultural events and aimed to identify obstacles preventing the respondent from being interested in culture (financial reasons, lack of time, lack of information, unsatisfactory offer, unavailability, the state of respondent's health, lack of interest, etc.). <br>The survey was conducted via a network of interviewers on a sample of 1483 respondents using the quota characteristics of gender, age, education, nationality, region, the size of the settlement, economic status, and net monthly income of all household members combined as well as on average per household member. 
description: Standardized interview using a questionnaire
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (15+)
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2005003
title: Monitoring the results of implementation of cultural policy instruments in the field of cultural awareness of citizens of the Slovak Republic

description: The project Monitoring was run on the initiative of the Government Office of the Slovak Republic and namely the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic. Its objective was to determine the impact of cultural policy tools on the formation of the population's cultural awareness. Initially, the monitoring was supposed to run twice a year (in the first and second half of 2005). However, it had run only once a year since 2006, namely in 2006, 2007, and 2008 The survey objective in the second half of 2005 was to map the year-on-year change in the population's cultural awareness while focusing on people's awareness of the level of support provided to the culture by the state. The survey studied people's relationship to individual art types, how much they spend on art (the cost of attending cultural events - concerts, theatrical or film performances, going to museums and galleries, folk events, fees for following public service media, purchase or renting of DVDs, CDs, fiction books, academic literature and magazines on culture) and their sources of information on cultural events, programs and publications (friends, media, banners, posters, the internet, etc.). <br>For each art type and cultural activity (music, theatre, film, museums, galleries, folk events, public service radio and television, literature, magazines on culture), the survey examined the following: the frequency of attending cultural events, availability of such events, personal assessment of the variety of cultural products in Slovakia as such and in particular regions, personal assessment of the artistic level of given events, affordability of such events, personal assessment of the level of interest the state shows in developing individual art types and culture and personal assessment of the degree of state funding or subsidization for individual cultural products and events. Respondents' favorite concerts, films, theatrical performances, folk performances, books, radio and television programs as well as their expectations i.e., what they would like to see, attend, listen to, read, etc. were ranked in a list based on their answers to open questions. The survey also reviewed the overall level of interest or lack of interest in cultural events and aimed to identify obstacles preventing the respondent from being interested in culture (financial reasons, lack of time, lack of information, unsatisfactory offer, unavailability, the state of respondent's health, lack of interest, etc.). The survey was conducted via a network of interviewers on a sample of 1465 respondents using the quota characteristics of gender, age, education, nationality, region, the size of the settlement, economic status, and net monthly income of all household members combined as well as on average per household member. 
description: Standardized interview using a questionnaire
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (15+)
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2007002
title: A culture of coexistence of inhabitants of nationally mixed areas of southern Slovakia

description: The survey followed on a survey conducted in 2001 which 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. This was, to some extent, a comparative survey, complemented with additional questions. 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 extended by a set of questions aimed at identifying the frequency of doing selected leisure activities. Respondents' active participation in cultural organizations was also examined, together with triggers of the feeling of discrimination. The final questions dealt with the use of one of the languages at home and surveyed which language was used at individual school types the respondent attended and whether their children study in the same language while also specifying the reasons for choosing studies in this language. The survey was conducted in ethnically mixed districts of southern Slovakia on a sample of 821 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: Inhabitants 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-2007001
title: Leisure time by high school students, the relationship of young people to reading and the media

description: Another 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. Compared to previous surveys, another set of questions was added, examining 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. A specific criterion for the survey analysis was establishing a typology of individual groups of young people based on their relationship to addictive substances, extremist groups, and the media. 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 1201 respondents representing all eight regions of Slovakia.
description: Questionnaire
description: 2nd and 3rd year high school students from different regions of Slovakia: Bratislava, Skalica, Nová Dubnica, Čadca, Źilina, Svit, Kežmarok, Podolinec
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2009002
title: Monitoring the results of implementation of cultural policy instruments in the field of cultural awareness of citizens of the Slovak Republic

description: The project Monitoring was run on the initiative of the Government Office of the Slovak Republic and namely the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic. Its objective was to determine the impact of cultural policy tools on the formation of the population's cultural awareness. Initially, the monitoring was supposed to run twice a year (in the first and second half of 2005). However, it had run only once a year since 2006, namely in 2006, 2007, and 2008. The survey objective in 2006 was to map the year-on-year change in the population's cultural awareness while focusing on people's awareness of the level of support provided to the culture by the state. The survey studied people's relationship to individual art types, how much they spend on art (the cost of attending cultural events - concerts, theatrical or film performances, going to museums and galleries, folk events, fees for following public service media, purchase or renting of DVDs, CDs, fiction books, academic literature and magazines on culture) and their sources of information on cultural events, programs and publications (friends, media, banners, posters, the internet, etc.). <br>For each art type and cultural activity (music, theatre, film, museums, galleries, folk events, public service radio and television, literature, magazines on culture), the survey examined the following: the frequency of attending cultural events, availability of such events, personal assessment of the variety of cultural products in Slovakia as such and in particular regions, personal assessment of the artistic level of given events, affordability of such events, personal assessment of the level of interest the state shows in developing individual art types and culture and personal assessment of the degree of state funding or subsidization for individual cultural products and events. <br>Respondents' favorite concerts, films, theatrical performances, folk performances, books, radio and television programs as well as their expectations i.e., what they would like to see, attend, listen to, read, etc. were ranked in a list based on their answers to open questions. The survey also reviewed the overall level of interest or lack of interest in cultural events and aimed to identify obstacles preventing the respondent from being interested in culture (financial reasons, lack of time, lack of information, unsatisfactory offer, unavailability, the state of respondent's health, lack of interest, etc.). <br>The survey was conducted via a network of interviewers on a sample of 1477 respondents using the quota characteristics of gender, age, education, nationality, region, the size of the settlement, economic status, and net monthly income of all household members combined as well as on average per household member.
description: Standardized interview using a questionnaire
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (15+)
description: Quota sampling
DOI: 10.34877/sasd-2006003
title: Monitoring the results of implementation of cultural policy instruments in the field of cultural awareness of citizens of the Slovak Republic - first half of 2006

description: The project Monitoring was run on the initiative of the Government Office of the Slovak Republic and namely the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic. Its objective was to determine the impact of cultural policy tools on the formation of the population's cultural awareness. Initially, the monitoring was supposed to run twice a year (in the first and second half of 2005). However, it had run only once a year since 2006, namely in 2006, 2007, and 2008. The survey objective in 2006 was to map the year-on-year change in the population's cultural awareness while focusing on people's awareness of the level of support provided to the culture by the state. The survey studied people's relationship to individual art types, how much they spend on art (the cost of attending cultural events - concerts, theatrical or film performances, going to museums and galleries, folk events, fees for following public service media, purchase or renting of DVDs, CDs, fiction books, academic literature and magazines on culture) and their sources of information on cultural events, programs and publications (friends, media, banners, posters, the internet, etc.). <br>For each art type and cultural activity (music, theatre, film, museums, galleries, folk events, public service radio and television, literature, magazines on culture), the survey examined the following: the frequency of attending cultural events, availability of such events, personal assessment of the variety of cultural products in Slovakia as such and in particular regions, personal assessment of the artistic level of given events, affordability of such events, personal assessment of the level of interest the state shows in developing individual art types and culture and personal assessment of the degree of state funding or subsidization for individual cultural products and events. <br>Respondents' favorite concerts, films, theatrical performances, folk performances, books, radio and television programs as well as their expectations i.e., what they would like to see, attend, listen to, read, etc. were ranked in a list based on their answers to open questions. The survey also reviewed the overall level of interest or lack of interest in cultural events and aimed to identify obstacles preventing the respondent from being interested in culture (financial reasons, lack of time, lack of information, unsatisfactory offer, unavailability, the state of respondent's health, lack of interest, etc.). <br>The survey was conducted via a network of interviewers on a sample of 1446 respondents using the quota characteristics of gender, age, education, nationality, region, the size of the settlement, economic status, and net monthly income of all household members combined as well as on average per household member.
description: Standardized interview using a questionnaire
description: Adult inhabitants of Slovakia (15+)
description: Quota sampling