Codebook

Norwegian Citizen Panel

Round 13

v-102 - 2023-11-06









Produced by ideas2evidence










Citation

Primary investigators

Name Affiliation
Elisabeth Ivarsflaten Coordinator, University of Bergen
Stefan Dahlberg Coordinator, UiB
Erla Løvseth UiB
Sveinung Arnesen NORCE
Susanne Bygnes UiB
Endre Tvinnereim NORCE
Yvette Peters UiB
Lise Bjånesøy UiB
Erik Knudsen UiB
Gisela Böhm UiB
Thea Gregersen UiB

Producers

Name Affiliation Role
Asle Høgestøl ideas2evidence Coordinator
Øivind Skjervheim ideas2evidence Coordinator
Olav Bjørnebekk ideas2evidence Project Team Member
Jostein Ryssevik ideas2evidence Quality Assurance

Study Description

Abstract

The Norwegian Citizen Panel is a platform for internet surveys of public opinion in important areas of society and politics in Norway. Participants are randomly recruited from the Norwegian population register, and they are encouraged to participate over time. The panel was fielded for the first time the fall of 2013 and as of 2017 the survey is carried out three times a year. The University of Bergen owns and is responsible for the Citizen panel. The company ideas2evidence recruits respondents, produces the survey, and provides documentation of the data. Data is stored and shared by the Norwegian Social Science Data services (NSD). The Norwegian Citizen Panel welcomes research proposals for survey content. More information about calls and other updates are available at www.medborger.uib.no

Scope

Geographic coverage: National geographic coverage. Counties as geographic coding.
Unit of analysis: Individuals
Univers: Norwegian Citizens above the age of 18.

Methodology

Sampling procedure

Members of the Norwegian Citizen Panel have been recruited in four waves, wave 1, wave 3, wave 8 and wave 11. In wave 1, 4.870 panel members were recruited (see documentation from wave 1). In wave 3, 5.623 members were recruited (see documentation from wave 3). In wave 8, 4245 new members were recruited (see documentation from wave 8). In wave 11, 2069 panel members were recruited (see documentation from wave 11).

In wave 1 and 3 a gross sample of 25 000 individuals was randomly drawn from the Norwegian National Population Registry. The sampling procedure of wave 8 equals that of wave 1 and 3, but with a gross sample of 22 000 individuals. In wave 11, a corresponding gross sample of 14 000 people was drawn.

This National Population Registry includes everyone born in Norway as well as former and current inhabitants. The Norwegian Tax Administration is responsible for the register, but the administration is partly outsourced to the private IT-company Evry. Evry drew the sample on behalf of the Citizen Panel after the necessary permissions were acquired from the Norwegian Tax Administration.

In wave 11, the list from the Norwegian Tax Administration consisted of the following data: a) last name, b) first name, c) address, d) gender, e) age, and f) phone number. The sample excluded people with no current home address in Norway.

Mode of Data Collection

The survey is based on a web-based questionnaire with postal recruitment. Please refer to the Documentation Report from Wave 11. The report is available here: http://digsscore.uib.no/download-data-and-documentation

In wave 13, emails were sent out on October 17th, 2018.

E-mail with reminder was sent out three times, October 23rd, October 29th and November 2nd, respectively, to respondents who: a) had not logged in to the survey, or b) had not completed the survey. Panel members with registered mobile numbers received the last reminder via text message. Panel members without registered phone number were reminded by e-mail.

Wave 13 ended November 5th.

Weighting

To compensate for the observed bias, a set of weights has been calculated. The weights equal the relation between a given strata in the population and the total population, divided by the relation between a given strata in the net sample and the total net sample. This procedure returns values around 1, but above 0. Respondents who are underrepresented will receive a weight above 1 and respondents who are overrepresented a weight below 1. The weights of the different stratums are listed in the documentation report. When calculating the weights, the information regarding the respondent’s geographical location, gender and age are based on registry data. These attributes were included in the sample file we received from the Norwegian Population Register. Information regarding the level of education is provided by the respondents when answering the questionnaire.

Two different weights have been calculated:

When applied, both weights will provide a weighted N equal to the number of cases in the dataset.

We will strongly recommend using weight 2 in any statistical analysis, as this weight provides the most accurate compensation for the various sources of bias in the net sample.

Note: In 2018 NCP changed the age variables in the datasets in order to make the respondents less identifiable. The weights are calculated with the old age variables, which no longer are publically available.


Change Log

Version Release date / Date changed Variable Changes and notes
v-102 2023-11-06 NA Revised release of round 13
NA 2023-11-01 r13Weight4 New variable: Added r13Weight4
NA 2023-11-01 r13Weight4 Variable documentation inserted
NA 2021-03-15 r13pad5_sak Variable documentation updated
v-101 2020-06-15 NA Revised release of round 13
NA 2020-06-12 r13meme10c_1 Variable documentation updated
NA 2020-06-12 r13meme10c_2 Variable documentation updated
NA 2020-06-12 r13meme10c_3 Variable documentation updated
NA 2019-08-12 r13polkom14a Updated value labels from 4 (“Dissatisfied”) and 5 (“Very dissatisfied”) to 4 (“Not very satisfied”) and 5 (“Not satisfied at all”)
NA 2019-08-12 r13polkom15a Updated value labels from 4 (“Dissatisfied”) and 5 (“Very dissatisfied”) to 4 (“Not very satisfied”) and 5 (“Not satisfied at all”)
NA 2019-03-26 r13km1 Added anonymized data. Available on request.
NA 2019-01-31 r13polkom2 Added anonymized data. Available on request.
NA 2019-01-21 r13pad10b_2_other Added data
NA 2019-01-21 r13pad10d_2_other Added data
NA 2019-01-21 r13km_kopris_open Added anonymized data. Available on request.
NA 2019-01-21 r13polkom1 Added anonymized data. Available on request.
NA 2019-01-21 r13kmmoral_open Added anonymized data. Available on request.
NA 2018-12-06 r13pad10d Updated norwegian value label.
NA 2018-12-06 r13pad10d_2_other Updated norwegian value label.
v-100 2018-12-03 NA Initial release of round 13


Dataset contents

File name Norwegian Citizen Panel - round 13 - v-102-O.sav
Distribution type Public
# Cases 7209
# Variables 248


Variable Documentation

responseid


Variable label: responseid
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13interview_start


Variable label: [Date and time of when the respondentent first opened the questionnaire. Excel-format. ]
Technical description: [Date and time of when the respondentent first opened the questionnaire. Excel-format. ]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13interview_end


Variable label: [Date and time of when the respondent completed the questionnaire. Excel-format. ]
Technical description: [Date and time of when the respondentn completed the questionnaire. Excel-format. ]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13rekruttert


Variable label: [The wave the respondent was recruited. ]
Technical description: [The wave the respondent was recruited. ]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-11]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Wave1 1808 25.1% 0.2507976
3 Wave3 2000 27.7% 0.2774310
8 Wave8 2061 28.6% 0.2858926
11 Wave11 1340 18.6% 0.1858788


r13browsertype


Variable label: [Browertype used by respondent ]
Technical description: [Browertype used by respondent ]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13browserversion


Variable label: [Browser version used by respondent ]
Technical description: [Browser version used by respondent ]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13mobil


Variable label: [Determines if the respondents uses mobile ]
Technical description: [Determines if the respondents uses mobile ]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:0-1]

Value Label Cases Percentage
0 annet 4546 63.1% 0.6306006
1 mobil 2663 36.9% 0.3693994


r13opplosning


Variable label: [Screen resolution of the applied device ]
Technical description: [Screen resolution of the applied device ]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13enhetstype


Variable label: [Determines respondents device type. ]
Technical description: [Determines respondents device type. ]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-3]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 PC 4659 64.6% 0.646275489
2 Touch 2535 35.2% 0.351643779
3 Generisk 15 0.2% 0.002080732


r13advancedwifeaturesenabled


Variable label: [Determine whether the respondent’s browser supports Advanced WI Features that require client side scripts, such as sliders, drag-n-drop ranking, images instead of radio-buttons/check-boxes etc. ]
Technical description: [Determine whether the respondent’s browser supports Advanced WI Features that require client side scripts, such as sliders, drag-n-drop ranking, images instead of radio-buttons/check-boxes etc. ]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13getrenderingmode


Variable label: [Detects the browsers rendering mode ]
Technical description: [Detects the browsers rendering mode ]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13group


Variable label: [Subgroup in wave 13. Randomized. ]
Technical description: [Subgroup in wave 12. Randomized. ]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 g1 1454 20.2% 0.2016923
2 g2 1482 20.6% 0.2055764
3 g3 1496 20.8% 0.2075184
4 g4 1407 19.5% 0.1951727
5 g5 1370 19.0% 0.1900402


r13pk6_1


Variable label: Like/Dislike: The Christian Democratic Party.
Pre-question text: We would like you to rate how much you like or dislike the various Norwegian political parties.
Literal question: The Christian Democratic Party
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Intensely dislike 848 11.8% 0.117630739
2 Really dislike 1184 16.4% 0.164239146
3 Dislike somewhat 1740 24.1% 0.241364960
4 Neither dislike nor like 1496 20.8% 0.207518380
5 Like somewhat 1372 19.0% 0.190317658
6 Really like 388 5.4% 0.053821612
7 Intensely like 114 1.6% 0.015813566
97 Not answered 67 0.9% 0.009293938


r13pk6_2


Variable label: Like/Dislike: The Conservative Party.
Pre-question text: We would like you to rate how much you like or dislike the various Norwegian political parties.
Literal question: The Conservative Party
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Intensely dislike 258 3.6% 0.035788598
2 Really dislike 925 12.8% 0.128311832
3 Dislike somewhat 1309 18.2% 0.181578582
4 Neither dislike nor like 877 12.2% 0.121653489
5 Like somewhat 1719 23.8% 0.238451935
6 Really like 1596 22.1% 0.221389929
7 Intensely like 469 6.5% 0.065057567
97 Not answered 56 0.8% 0.007768068


r13pk6_3


Variable label: Like/Dislike: The Progress Party.
Pre-question text: We would like you to rate how much you like or dislike the various Norwegian political parties.
Literal question: The Progress Party
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Intensely dislike 2136 29.6% 0.296296296
2 Really dislike 1440 20.0% 0.199750312
3 Dislike somewhat 967 13.4% 0.134137883
4 Neither dislike nor like 592 8.2% 0.082119573
5 Like somewhat 1122 15.6% 0.155638785
6 Really like 680 9.4% 0.094326536
7 Intensely like 209 2.9% 0.028991538
97 Not answered 63 0.9% 0.008739076


r13pk6_4


Variable label: Like/Dislike: The Liberal Party.
Pre-question text: We would like you to rate how much you like or dislike the various Norwegian political parties.
Literal question: The Liberal Party
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Intensely dislike 466 6.5% 0.06464142
2 Really dislike 939 13.0% 0.13025385
3 Dislike somewhat 1588 22.0% 0.22028021
4 Neither dislike nor like 1910 26.5% 0.26494659
5 Like somewhat 1702 23.6% 0.23609377
6 Really like 455 6.3% 0.06311555
7 Intensely like 71 1.0% 0.00984880
97 Not answered 78 1.1% 0.01081981


r13pk6_5


Variable label: Like/Dislike: The Socialist Left Party.
Pre-question text: We would like you to rate how much you like or dislike the various Norwegian political parties.
Literal question: The Socialist Left Party
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Intensely dislike 898 12.5% 0.12456651
2 Really dislike 1193 16.5% 0.16548758
3 Dislike somewhat 1238 17.2% 0.17172978
4 Neither dislike nor like 1230 17.1% 0.17062006
5 Like somewhat 1414 19.6% 0.19614371
6 Really like 898 12.5% 0.12456651
7 Intensely like 264 3.7% 0.03662089
97 Not answered 74 1.0% 0.01026495


r13pk6_6


Variable label: Like/Dislike: The Centre Party.
Pre-question text: We would like you to rate how much you like or dislike the various Norwegian political parties.
Literal question: The Centre Party
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Intensely dislike 321 4.5% 0.04452767
2 Really dislike 678 9.4% 0.09404911
3 Dislike somewhat 1341 18.6% 0.18601748
4 Neither dislike nor like 2011 27.9% 0.27895686
5 Like somewhat 1827 25.3% 0.25343321
6 Really like 762 10.6% 0.10570121
7 Intensely like 184 2.6% 0.02552365
97 Not answered 85 1.2% 0.01179082


r13pk6_7


Variable label: Like/Dislike: The Green Party.
Pre-question text: We would like you to rate how much you like or dislike the various Norwegian political parties.
Literal question: The Green Party
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Intensely dislike 1207 16.7% 0.167429602
2 Really dislike 1140 15.8% 0.158135664
3 Dislike somewhat 1261 17.5% 0.174920239
4 Neither dislike nor like 1183 16.4% 0.164100430
5 Like somewhat 1569 21.8% 0.217644611
6 Really like 617 8.6% 0.085587460
7 Intensely like 160 2.2% 0.022194479
97 Not answered 72 1.0% 0.009987516


r13pk6_8


Variable label: Like/Dislike: The Labour Party.
Pre-question text: We would like you to rate how much you like or dislike the various Norwegian political parties.
Literal question: The Labour Party
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Intensely dislike 294 4.1% 0.040782355
2 Really dislike 666 9.2% 0.092384519
3 Dislike somewhat 1221 16.9% 0.169371619
4 Neither dislike nor like 998 13.8% 0.138438064
5 Like somewhat 2173 30.1% 0.301428770
6 Really like 1481 20.5% 0.205437647
7 Intensely like 310 4.3% 0.043001803
97 Not answered 66 0.9% 0.009155223


r13pk6_9


Variable label: Like/Dislike: The Red Party.
Pre-question text: We would like you to rate how much you like or dislike the various Norwegian political parties.
Literal question: The Red Party
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Intensely dislike 1475 20.5% 0.20460535
2 Really dislike 1207 16.7% 0.16742960
3 Dislike somewhat 1063 14.7% 0.14745457
4 Neither dislike nor like 1316 18.3% 0.18254959
5 Like somewhat 1243 17.2% 0.17242336
6 Really like 582 8.1% 0.08073242
7 Intensely like 236 3.3% 0.03273686
97 Not answered 87 1.2% 0.01206825


r13meme1_ran


Variable label: [Randomly selects text element for r13meme1_1-3 ]
Technical description: [Randomly selects text element for r13meme1_1-3 ]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:1370] [Invalid:5839] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Norway 685 50.0% 0.5
2 your local community 685 50.0% 0.5
Sysmiss 5839 NA


r13meme1_1


Variable label: Most important political issue: 1. [Data withheld for the sake of anonymity]
Literal question: What are, in your opinion, the main political issues or areas for [Norway/your local community]?
Post-question: Please list the three most important issues where 1 is the most important, 2 the second most important and 3 is the third most important.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 5 ][Text data will not be distributed due to privacy considerations. However, data can be made available for researchers after contacting The Norwegian Citizen Panel at University of Bergen.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13meme1_2


Variable label: Most important political issue: 2. [Data withheld for the sake of anonymity]
Literal question: What are, in your opinion, the main political issues or areas for [Norway/your local community]?
Post-question: Please list the three most important issues where 1 is the most important, 2 the second most important and 3 is the third most important.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 5 ][Text data will not be distributed due to privacy considerations. However, data can be made available for researchers after contacting The Norwegian Citizen Panel at University of Bergen.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13meme1_3


Variable label: Most important political issue: 3. [Data withheld for the sake of anonymity]
Literal question: What are, in your opinion, the main political issues or areas for [Norway/your local community]?
Post-question: Please list the three most important issues where 1 is the most important, 2 the second most important and 3 is the third most important.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 5 ][Text data will not be distributed due to privacy considerations. However, data can be made available for researchers after contacting The Norwegian Citizen Panel at University of Bergen.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13km1


Variable label: What do you think when you hear or read “climate change” [Data withheld for the sake of anonymity]
Literal question: What do you think when you hear or read “climate change”
Post-question: Please write the first thing that comes into your mind. We want all types of answers; a couple of sentences would be good or just a few words if that is better for you.
Technical description:

[Asked if r8km1 is answered]

[Text data will not be distributed due to privacy considerations. However, data can be made available for researchers after contacting The Norwegian Citizen Panel at University of Bergen.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



eips2018c_ran


Variable label: [Collects values from eips2017c_ran]
Technical description: [Collects values from eips2017c_ran]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:1760] [Invalid:5449] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 [BLANK] 355 20.2% 0.2017045
2 for you personally 357 20.3% 0.2028409
3 for Norway 358 20.3% 0.2034091
4 for Europe 338 19.2% 0.1920455
5 for the world 352 20.0% 0.2000000
Sysmiss 5449 NA


eips2018c


Variable label: To what degree do you see climate change as a threat [BLANK/for you personally/for Norway/for Europe/for the World].
Literal question: To what extent do you see climate change as a threat [BLANK / for you personally / for Norway / for Europe / for the world]?
Technical description: [Asked if value on eips2017c_ran]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-11]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 0 No threat at all 63 3.6% 0.035795455
2 1 32 1.8% 0.018181818
3 2 81 4.6% 0.046022727
4 3 135 7.7% 0.076704545
5 4 110 6.2% 0.062500000
6 5 244 13.9% 0.138636364
7 6 217 12.3% 0.123295455
8 7 313 17.8% 0.177840909
9 8 296 16.8% 0.168181818
10 9 126 7.2% 0.071590909
11 10 Extreme threat 140 8.0% 0.079545455
97 Not answered 3 0.2% 0.001704545
98 Not asked 5449 NA


r13km_moral_ran


Variable label: [Randomly selects text element for r13km_moral if r13group = 4 or 5]
Technical description: [Randomly selects text element for r13km_moral if r13group = 4 or 5]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2777] [Invalid:4432] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 B: The responsibility for emission cuts should be allocated as fairly as possible between the countries, even though it may lead to significant costs for Norway 698 25.1% 0.2513504
2 B: The countries that have up until now emitted the most greenhouse gases should make the biggest cuts, even though it may lead to significant costs for Norway 538 19.4% 0.1937342
3 B: The wealthy countries should make the biggest cuts, even though it may lead to significant costs for Norway 492 17.7% 0.1771696
4 B: All countries should reduce their emissions by the same percentage, even though it may lead to significant costs for Norway 555 20.0% 0.1998560
5 B: All people should be entitled to emit the same amount of Co2 greenhouse gases, with the size of a country's population determining the amount of greenhouse gases the country can emit, even though it may lead to significant costs for Norway 494 17.8% 0.1778898
Sysmiss 4432 NA


r13km_moral


Variable label: Agree with which position on allocation of emission cuts: Norwegian economic interests vs [R13KM_MORAL_RAN].
Pre-question text: The following describes two opposing positions in the question of how responsibility for emission cuts should be allocated between countries in international climate agreements.
Literal question: Which of these positions do you most agree with?
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 4 or 5]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Agree very much more with A 123 4.4% 0.04429240
2 Agree much more with A 165 5.9% 0.05941664
3 Agree somewhat more with A 285 10.3% 0.10262874
4 Agree somewhat more with B 624 22.5% 0.22470292
5 Agree much more with B 772 27.8% 0.27799784
6 Agree very much more with B 537 19.3% 0.19337414
7 Agree with neither A nor B 240 8.6% 0.08642420
97 Not answered 31 1.1% 0.01116313
98 Not asked 4432 NA


r13kmmoral_open


Variable label: Elaboration on allocation of climate cuts between countries [Data withheld for the sake of anonymity]
Literal question: We would like to ask you to elaborate on your opinion on how the responsibility for emission cuts should be allocated between countries.
Post-question: We want all types of answers; a couple of sentences would be good, or just a few words if that is better for you.
Technical description:

[Asked if r13group = 4 or 5]

[Text data will not be distributed due to privacy considerations. However, data can be made available for researchers after contacting The Norwegian Citizen Panel at University of Bergen.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13kmplast


Variable label: Participated in campaigns to collect plastic from nature last 12 months.
Pre-question text: This question applies to plastic in the ocean, and organised campaigns designed to collect plastic from the countryside, e.g. on beaches, along the coast, in rivers and in lakes.
Literal question: Have you taken part in any campaigns designed to collect plastic from the countryside during the last 12 months?
Post-question: Please select the most suitable option.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-4]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Yes, I have participated in one or more organised campaigns designed to collect the plastic from the countryside 87 6.0% 0.059834938
2 I have collected plastic on my own (not as part of an organised campaign). 517 35.6% 0.355570839
3 I have wanted to collect plastic, but so far I have not done so. 277 19.1% 0.190508941
4 No. 570 39.2% 0.392022008
97 Not answered 3 0.2% 0.002063274
98 Not asked 5755 NA


r13kmplast_text


Variable label: Comments to [R13KMPLAST] [Data withheld for the sake of anonymity]
Literal question: If you have any comments, please write them here.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1][Text data will not be distributed due to privacy considerations. However, data can be made available for researchers after contacting The Norwegian Citizen Panel at University of Bergen.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13km30


Variable label: To what degree moral duty for individuals to contribute to prevent climate change.
Literal question: To what degree do you regard it as a moral duty for individuals to contribute towards preventing climate change?
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 To a very great extent 429 29.5% 0.295048143
2 To a great extent 588 40.4% 0.404401651
3 Somewhat 369 25.4% 0.253782669
4 To a small extent 45 3.1% 0.030949106
5 Not at all 19 1.3% 0.013067400
97 Not answered 4 0.3% 0.002751032
98 Not asked 5755 NA


r13km64


Variable label: How postitive or negative will climate change be for Norway.
Pre-question text: Climate change will affect each country in different ways.
Literal question: How positive or negative do you think climate change will be for Norway?
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Only positive 16 1.1% 0.011004127
2 More positive than negative 151 10.4% 0.103851444
3 Neither positive nor negative 284 19.5% 0.195323246
4 More negative than positive 872 60.0% 0.599724897
5 Only negative 119 8.2% 0.081843191
97 Not answered 12 0.8% 0.008253095
98 Not asked 5755 NA


r13km21_1


Variable label: Feel this about climate change: Hope.
Pre-question text: When it comes to climate change and everything you associate with it, how strongly do you feel the following feelings?
Literal question: Hope
Post-question: Please rate each feeling on the given scale that goes from “not at all” to “very strong”.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Not at all 80 5.5% 0.05502063
2 Slightly 302 20.8% 0.20770289
3 Somewhat 760 52.3% 0.52269601
4 Strongly 243 16.7% 0.16712517
5 Very strongly 35 2.4% 0.02407153
97 Not answered 34 2.3% 0.02338377
98 Not asked 5755 NA


r13km21_2


Variable label: Feel this about climate change: Sadness.
Pre-question text: When it comes to climate change and everything you associate with it, how strongly do you feel the following feelings?
Literal question: Sadness
Post-question: Please rate each feeling on the given scale that goes from “not at all” to “very strong”.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Not at all 107 7.4% 0.07359010
2 Slightly 270 18.6% 0.18569464
3 Somewhat 593 40.8% 0.40784044
4 Strongly 347 23.9% 0.23865199
5 Very strongly 99 6.8% 0.06808803
97 Not answered 38 2.6% 0.02613480
98 Not asked 5755 NA


r13km21_3


Variable label: Feel this about climate change: Fear.
Pre-question text: When it comes to climate change and everything you associate with it, how strongly do you feel the following feelings?
Literal question: Fear
Post-question: Please rate each feeling on the given scale that goes from “not at all” to “very strong”.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Not at all 152 10.5% 0.10453920
2 Slightly 375 25.8% 0.25790922
3 Somewhat 613 42.2% 0.42159560
4 Strongly 223 15.3% 0.15337001
5 Very strongly 55 3.8% 0.03782669
97 Not answered 36 2.5% 0.02475928
98 Not asked 5755 NA


r13km21_4


Variable label: Feel this about climate change: Anger.
Pre-question text: When it comes to climate change and everything you associate with it, how strongly do you feel the following feelings?
Literal question: Anger
Post-question: Please rate each feeling on the given scale that goes from “not at all” to “very strong”.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Not at all 207 14.2% 0.14236589
2 Slightly 398 27.4% 0.27372765
3 Somewhat 537 36.9% 0.36932600
4 Strongly 212 14.6% 0.14580468
5 Very strongly 62 4.3% 0.04264099
97 Not answered 38 2.6% 0.02613480
98 Not asked 5755 NA


r13km21_5


Variable label: Feel this about climate change: Guilt.
Pre-question text: When it comes to climate change and everything you associate with it, how strongly do you feel the following feelings?
Literal question: Guilt
Post-question: Please rate each feeling on the given scale that goes from “not at all” to “very strong”.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Not at all 214 14.7% 0.14718019
2 Slightly 497 34.2% 0.34181568
3 Somewhat 583 40.1% 0.40096286
4 Strongly 111 7.6% 0.07634113
5 Very strongly 18 1.2% 0.01237964
97 Not answered 31 2.1% 0.02132050
98 Not asked 5755 NA


r13km21_6


Variable label: Feel this about climate change: Tired of it.
Pre-question text: When it comes to climate change and everything you associate with it, how strongly do you feel the following feelings?
Literal question: Tired of it
Post-question: Please rate each feeling on the given scale that goes from “not at all” to “very strong”.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Not at all 458 31.5% 0.31499312
2 Slightly 383 26.3% 0.26341128
3 Somewhat 426 29.3% 0.29298487
4 Strongly 89 6.1% 0.06121045
5 Very strongly 58 4.0% 0.03988996
97 Not answered 40 2.8% 0.02751032
98 Not asked 5755 NA


r13kmkopris_ran


Variable label: [Randomly selects direction of response scale for r13kmkopris if r13group = 1]
Technical description: [Randomly selects direction of response scale for r13kmkopris if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:1448] [Invalid:5761] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Very negative - Very positive 708 48.9% 0.4889503
2 Very positive - Very negative 740 51.1% 0.5110497
Sysmiss 5761 NA


r13kmkopris


Variable label: Positive or negative about rush hour increases in toll ring cost.
Pre-question text: Several Norwegian cities have introduced a toll scheme which would cost more to cross the toll ring during rush hour and cost less outside of rush hour.
Literal question: Do you feel positive or negative about such a scheme?
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Very positive 137 9.4% 0.094222834
2 Positive 268 18.4% 0.184319120
3 Somewhat positive 238 16.4% 0.163686382
4 Neither negative nor positive 147 10.1% 0.101100413
5 Somewhat negative 203 14.0% 0.139614856
6 Negative 185 12.7% 0.127235213
7 Very negative 266 18.3% 0.182943604
97 Not answered 10 0.7% 0.006877579
98 Not asked 5755 NA


r13km_kopris_open


Variable label: Comment on [R13KMKOPRIS] [Data withheld for the sake of anonymity]
Literal question: You can write a comment here if you want:
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1] [Text data will not be distributed due to privacy considerations. However, data can be made available for researchers after contacting The Norwegian Citizen Panel at University of Bergen.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13km_klima_tiltak


Variable label: Agree/disagree: Unsure about what I can do to reduce climate change.
Literal question: I’m unsure what I can do in my daily life to reduce climate change.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Strongly agree 28 1.9% 0.019257221
2 Agree 124 8.5% 0.085281981
3 Agree somewhat 266 18.3% 0.182943604
4 Neither agree nor disagree 228 15.7% 0.156808803
5 Disagree somewhat 332 22.8% 0.228335626
6 Disagree 376 25.9% 0.258596974
7 Strongly disagree 91 6.3% 0.062585970
97 Not answered 9 0.6% 0.006189821
98 Not asked 5755 NA


r13km_politisk_tiltak


Variable label: Agree/disagree: I am unsure about what policy measure are good for reducing climate change.
Literal question: I am unsure what policy measures are good for reducing climate change.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Strongly agree 59 4.1% 0.040577717
2 Agree 205 14.1% 0.140990371
3 Agree somewhat 384 26.4% 0.264099037
4 Neither agree nor disagree 214 14.7% 0.147180193
5 Disagree somewhat 259 17.8% 0.178129298
6 Disagree 250 17.2% 0.171939477
7 Strongly disagree 69 4.7% 0.047455296
97 Not answered 14 1.0% 0.009628611
98 Not asked 5755 NA


r13km_politisk_tiltak_open


Variable label: Comment on [R13KM_POLITISK_TILTAK] [Data withheld for the sake of anonymity]
Literal question: If you have additional comments regarding policy measures, please write them here:
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 1][Text data will not be distributed due to privacy considerations. However, data can be made available for researchers after contacting The Norwegian Citizen Panel at University of Bergen.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13polkom10


Variable label: How confident that fact-checking services present facts.
Pre-question text: In Norway, we have various fact-checking services (such as Faktisk.no) that fact-check Norwegian public debate. The aim of such fact-checking services is to contribute to a fact-based public debate and prevent the spread of fictitious messages and news.
Literal question: Generally speaking, how much confidence do you have that such services present the facts?
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Very high confidence 67 4.8% 0.04761905
2 High confidence 485 34.5% 0.34470505
3 Some confidence 637 45.3% 0.45273632
4 Little confidence 154 10.9% 0.10945274
5 No confidence at all 32 2.3% 0.02274343
97 Not answered 32 2.3% 0.02274343
98 Not asked 5802 NA


r13polkom11_parti


Variable label: [Randomly selects political party for r13polkom11 if r13group = 4]
Technical description: [Randomly selects political party for r13polkom11 if r13group = 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:1388] [Invalid:5821] [Range:1-9]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 The Red Party 133 9.6% 0.09582133
2 The Socialist Left Party 154 11.1% 0.11095101
3 The Labour Party 155 11.2% 0.11167147
4 The Centre Party 150 10.8% 0.10806916
5 The Green Party 170 12.2% 0.12247839
6 The Liberal Party 137 9.9% 0.09870317
7 The Christian Democrats 170 12.2% 0.12247839
8 The Conservative Party 155 11.2% 0.11167147
9 The Progress Party 164 11.8% 0.11815562
Sysmiss 5821 NA


r13polkom11_konklusjon


Variable label: [Randomly selects conclusion for r13polkom11 if r13group = 4]
Technical description: [Randomly selects conclusion for r13polkom11 if r13group = 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:1388] [Invalid:5821] [Range:1-4]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 completely true. 314 22.6% 0.2262248
2 completely wrong. 362 26.1% 0.2608069
3 completely wrong. Afterwards, key politicians from the same party agree with the conclusion of the fact-checking service. 346 24.9% 0.2492795
4 completely wrong. Afterwards, key politicians from the same party disagree with the conclusion of the fact-checking service. 366 26.4% 0.2636888
Sysmiss 5821 NA


r13polkom11


Variable label: Confidence in fact-checking service given that statement from [party] was deemed [wrong/true.]
Pre-question text: Imagine that you read a fact-check from a Norwegian fact-checking service that concludes that a statement by a politician from [The Red Party/The Socialist Left Party/The Labour Party/The Centre Party/The Green Party/The Liberal Party/The Christian Democrats/The Conservative Party/The Progress Party] is [completely true/completely wrong/completely wrong. Afterwards, key politicians from the same party agree with the conclusion of the fact-checking service/completely wrong. Afterwards, key politicians from the same party disagree with the conclusion of the fact-checking service].
Literal question: Based on the above information, how much confidence would you have had in the conclusion of the fact-checking service on this matter?
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Very high confidence 83 5.9% 0.05899076
2 High confidence 464 33.0% 0.32977967
3 Some confidence 574 40.8% 0.40796020
4 Little confidence 194 13.8% 0.13788202
5 No confidence at all 42 3.0% 0.02985075
97 Not answered 50 3.6% 0.03553660
98 Not asked 5802 NA


r13kmkt_ran


Variable label: [Randomly selects direction of response scale for r13kmktfamiliar, r13kmktresearch and r13kmktuse]
Technical description: [Randomly selects direction of response scale for r13kmktfamiliar, r13kmktresearch and r13kmktuse]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:1495] [Invalid:5714] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 1 727 48.6% 0.4862876
2 2 768 51.4% 0.5137124
Sysmiss 5714 NA


r13kmktfamiliar_scale


Variable label: [Indicates direction of response scale for r13kmktfamiliar, based on r13kmkt_ran]
Technical description: [Indicates direction of response scale for r13kmktfamiliar, based on r13kmkt_ran]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:1495] [Invalid:5714] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 No knowledge -> Good knowledge 727 48.6% 0.4862876
2 Good knowledge -> No knowledge 768 51.4% 0.5137124
Sysmiss 5714 NA


r13kmktfamiliar


Variable label: How much knowledge about climate manipulation (solar geoengineering).
Pre-question text:

The greenhouse gas carbon dioxide (CO2) traps heat in the atmosphere. When there is more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, the climate can change, which will lead to it becoming warmer, with more droughts and heat waves, a rise in sea levels and storms becoming more powerful.

One method for reducing the extent of climate change may possibly be so-called “climate manipulation” (solar geoengineering), for example by shading the sun.
Literal question: How much knowledge would you say that you have about this method?
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 3]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-4]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Good knowledge 18 1.2% 0.012032086
2 Some knowledge 168 11.2% 0.112299465
3 Little knowledge 489 32.7% 0.326871658
4 No knowledge 811 54.2% 0.542112299
97 Not answered 10 0.7% 0.006684492
98 Not asked 5713 NA


r13kmktresearch_scale


Variable label: [Indicates direction of response scale for r13kmktresearch, based on r13kmkt_ran]
Technical description: [Indicates direction of response scale for r13kmktresearch, based on r13kmkt_ran]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:1487] [Invalid:5722] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Strongly against such research ->Strongly in favour of such research 725 48.8% 0.4875588
2 Strongly in favour of such research ->Strongly against such research 762 51.2% 0.5124412
Sysmiss 5722 NA


r13kmktresearch


Variable label: Should be research program for climate manipulation with particles in the atmosphere.
Pre-question text: Some experts have proposed a new approach to limiting climate change by shading the sun. This method will involve spreading particles such as sulphur aerosols in the atmosphere to reflect some of the sunlight back into space. By reducing the amount of sunlight coming to earth, it is expected that this method can cool down the planet and reduce several other climate changes.
Literal question: Do you think there should be an international research program to explore the benefits and risks associated with shading the sun using particles in the atmosphere?
Post-question: Please choose the option that comes closest to your view of such research:
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 3]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-4]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Strongly in favour of such research 322 21.5% 0.21524064
2 Somewhat in favour of such research 690 46.1% 0.46122995
3 Somewhat against such research 272 18.2% 0.18181818
4 Strongly against such research 183 12.2% 0.12232620
97 Not answered 29 1.9% 0.01938503
98 Not asked 5713 NA


r13kmktuse_scale


Variable label: [Indicates direction of response scale for r13kmktuse, based on r13kmkt_ran]
Technical description: [Indicates direction of response scale for r13kmktuse, based on r13kmkt_ran]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:1484] [Invalid:5725] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Strongly disagree -> Strongly agree 724 48.8% 0.4878706
2 Strongly agree-> Strongly disagree 760 51.2% 0.5121294
Sysmiss 5725 NA


r13kmktuse


Variable label: Agree/disagree: Climate manipulation with particles in the atmosphere should be used to limit global warming.
Literal question:

Do you agree or disagree with the following statement:

“Shading the sun by using particles in the atmosphere should be used to limit global warming”
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 3]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-4]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Strongly agree 36 2.4% 0.02406417
2 Agree somewhat 526 35.2% 0.35160428
3 Disagree somewhat 537 35.9% 0.35895722
4 Strongly disagree 326 21.8% 0.21791444
97 Not answered 71 4.7% 0.04745989
98 Not asked 5713 NA


r13kmktresearchsecond_1


Variable label: What percentage of Norwegian population would support research into climate manipulation with particles in the atmosphere.
Literal question: What proportion of the Norwegian population do you think will support an international research programme of the type we have just mentioned? (I.e. an international research program to explore the benefits and risks associated with shading the sun using particles in the atmosphere?)
Post-question: Please enter a number from 0 (none) to 100 (all).
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 3]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:1398] [Invalid:5811] [Range:0-100]



r13kmktusesecond_1


Variable label: What proportion of Norwegian population would support using climate manipulation with particles in the atmosphere.
Literal question:

What proportion of the Norwegian population do you believe will agree with this assertion:

“Shading the sun by using particles in the atmosphere should be used to limit global warming”?
Post-question: Please enter a number from 0 (none) to 100 (all).
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 3]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:1378] [Invalid:5831] [Range:0-100]



r13kmktresearchopen


Variable label: Justification of response : [R13KMTRESEARCH][Data withheld for the sake of anonymity]
Pre-question text: You replied that you were [r13kmktresearch ] an international research program to explore the benefits and risks associated with shading the sun using particles in the atmosphere.
Literal question: Can you write some words or sentences in the box below to justify your response?
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 3 and if response on r13kmktresearch][Text data will not be distributed due to privacy considerations. However, data can be made available for researchers after contacting The Norwegian Citizen Panel at University of Bergen.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13polkom2_ran


Variable label: [Randomly selects r13polkom2 or r13polkom5. Randomizes if 13group = 3]
Technical description: [Randomly selects r13polkom2 or r13polkom5. Randomizes if 13group = 3]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:1470] [Invalid:5739] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Respondent does not get R13POLKOM2 774 52.7% 0.5265306
2 Respondent gets R13POLKOM2 696 47.3% 0.4734694
Sysmiss 5739 NA


r13polkom2


Variable label: Open: Difference between real and fake news. [Data withheld for the sake of anonymity]
Pre-question text: Fake news has been discussed a lot lately.
Literal question: We are interested in what you think is the difference between real and fake news?
Post-question: We want all types of answers; a couple of sentences would be good, or just a few words if that is better for you.
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 3 and r13polkom2_ran = 2] [Text data will not be distributed due to privacy considerations. However, data can be made available for researchers after contacting The Norwegian Citizen Panel at University of Bergen.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13polkom4_1_stilling


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects a person 1’s position.. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects a person 1’s position.. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-3]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Professor 974 34.2% 0.3423550
2 PhD Research Fellow 939 33.0% 0.3300527
3 Independent researcher without a PhD 932 32.8% 0.3275923
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_2_stilling


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects a person 2’s position.. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects a person 2’s position.. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-3]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Professor 936 32.9% 0.3289982
2 PhD Research Fellow 988 34.7% 0.3472759
3 Independent researcher without a PhD 921 32.4% 0.3237258
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_1_kom


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects visibility in the media for person 1. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects visibility in the media for person 1. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-3]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 frequently appears as an expert in the media 932 32.8% 0.3275923
2 rarely appears as an expert in the media 967 34.0% 0.3398946
3 never appears as an expert in the media 946 33.3% 0.3325132
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_2_kom


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects visibility in the media for person 2. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects visibility in the media for person 2. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-3]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 frequently appears as an expert in the media 972 34.2% 0.3416520
2 rarely appears as an expert in the media 915 32.2% 0.3216169
3 never appears as an expert in the media 958 33.7% 0.3367311
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_1_gender


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects gender for person 1. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects gender for person 1. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Male 1416 49.8% 0.4977153
2 Female 1429 50.2% 0.5022847
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_2_gender


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects gender for person 2. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects gender for person 2. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Male 1439 50.6% 0.5057996
2 Female 1406 49.4% 0.4942004
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_1_parti


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects political standpoint for person 1. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects political standpoint for person 1. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-11]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Not known 227 8.0% 0.07978910
2 Politically neutral 276 9.7% 0.09701230
3 The Red Party 243 8.5% 0.08541301
4 The Socialist Left Party 256 9.0% 0.08998243
5 The Labour Party 279 9.8% 0.09806678
6 The Centre Party 263 9.2% 0.09244288
7 The Green Party 259 9.1% 0.09103691
8 The Liberal Party 272 9.6% 0.09560633
9 The Christian Democrats 273 9.6% 0.09595782
10 The Conservative Party 266 9.3% 0.09349736
11 The Progress Party 231 8.1% 0.08119508
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_2_parti


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects political standpoint for person 2. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects political standpoint for person 2. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-11]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Not known 276 9.7% 0.09701230
2 Politically neutral 265 9.3% 0.09314587
3 The Red Party 250 8.8% 0.08787346
4 The Socialist Left Party 252 8.9% 0.08857645
5 The Labour Party 239 8.4% 0.08400703
6 The Centre Party 273 9.6% 0.09595782
7 The Green Party 267 9.4% 0.09384886
8 The Liberal Party 232 8.2% 0.08154657
9 The Christian Democrats 264 9.3% 0.09279438
10 The Conservative Party 270 9.5% 0.09490334
11 The Progress Party 257 9.0% 0.09033392
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_1_publ


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects publication for person 1. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects publication for person 1. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-3]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 in an internationally leading scientific journal 933 32.8% 0.3279438
2 in a scientific Norwegian journal 945 33.2% 0.3321617
3 as a Norwegian report 967 34.0% 0.3398946
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_2_publ


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects publication for person 2. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects publication for person 2. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-3]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 in an internationally leading scientific journal 972 34.2% 0.3416520
2 in a scientific Norwegian journal 950 33.4% 0.3339192
3 as a Norwegian report 923 32.4% 0.3244288
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_1_funn


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects findings for person 1. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects findings for person 1. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 the number of municipalities should be reduced further by more mergers 1484 52.2% 0.5216169
2 the number of municipalities should not be reduced further by more mergers 1361 47.8% 0.4783831
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_2_funn


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects findings for person 2. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects findings for person 2. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 the number of municipalities should be reduced further by more mergers 1461 51.4% 0.5135325
2 the number of municipalities should not be reduced further by more mergers 1384 48.6% 0.4864675
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_1_metode


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects method for person 1. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects method for person 1. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-3]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 depth interviews 982 34.5% 0.3451670
2 experiments 924 32.5% 0.3247803
3 a survey 939 33.0% 0.3300527
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_2_metode


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects method for person 2. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects method for person 2. Randomizes if r13group = 3 or 4.]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2845] [Invalid:4364] [Range:1-3]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 depth interviews 975 34.3% 0.3427065
2 experiments 952 33.5% 0.3346221
3 a survey 918 32.3% 0.3226714
Sysmiss 4364 NA


r13polkom4_order


Variable label: [ Background variable for conjoint experiment. Specifies the order of the various properties shown in the table that is displayed to the respondent]
Technical description:

[Background variable for conjoint experiment. Specifies the order of the various properties shown in the table that is displayed to the respondent.

1 = Position and employment 2 = Visibility in the media 3 = Gender 4 = Political standpoint 5 = The person’s latest scientific article has been published… 6 = The person’s latest scientific article finds that immigration is… 7 = The person’s latest scientific article uses…]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:character] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:-]



r13polkom4


Variable label: Which person gives the most credible infomration about the consequences of municipality mergers?
Pre-question text:

Below we present two hypothetical persons who research the consequences of municipal mergers in Norway. Please read the descriptions of both persons carefully and answer the question below.

[Prints out the values of r13polkom4_1_stilling, r13polkom4_2_stilling, r13polkom4_1_kom, r13polkom4_2_kom, r13polkom4_1_gender, r13polkom4_2_gender, r13polkom4_1_parti, r13polkom4_2_parti, r13polkom4_1_publ, r13polkom4_2_publ, r13polkom4_1_funn, r13polkom4_2_funn, r13polkom4_1_metode, r13polkom4_2_metode]

Let’s say you didn’t have any information other than the above.
Literal question: If you had to make a choice, which of these two do you think would give you the most credible information about the consequences of municipality mergers in Norway?
Technical description: [Conjoint experiment. Respondents are exposed to two people with varying characteristics. Characteristics of the persons are chosen randomly. See background variables.. Asked if r13group = 3 or 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Person 1 1346 46.4% 0.46365828
2 Person 2 1351 46.5% 0.46538064
97 Not answered 206 7.1% 0.07096107
98 Not asked 4306 NA


r13pad1


Variable label: For/against: Ban on begging in your municipality.
Pre-question text: Here are two issues that have been debated in local politics in Norway. We would like to hear your opinion on the issue.
Literal question: Firstly, what is your opinion on a ban on begging in your municipality?
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 I am in favour of a ban on begging in the municipality 1705 59.0% 0.59016961
2 I am against a ban on begging in the municipality 1103 38.2% 0.38179301
97 Not answered 81 2.8% 0.02803738
98 Not asked 4320 NA


r13pad2


Variable label: How important is the issue of begging bans to you?
Literal question: How important is the issue of begging bans to you?
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Very important 179 6.2% 0.06195916
2 Important 530 18.3% 0.18345448
3 Fairly important 914 31.6% 0.31637245
4 Not very important 1013 35.1% 0.35064036
5 Not at all important 197 6.8% 0.06818969
97 Not answered 56 1.9% 0.01938387
98 Not asked 4320 NA


r13pad3


Variable label: For/against: Increase in tolls for diesel cars in your municipality.
Pre-question text: The second issue is about diesel cars.
Literal question: What is your opinion on an increase in the tolls for diesel cars in your municipality?
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 I am in favour of an increase in the tolls for diesel cars 705 24.4% 0.24402908
2 I am against an increase in the tolls for diesel cars 2101 72.7% 0.72724126
97 Not answered 83 2.9% 0.02872966
98 Not asked 4320 NA


r13pad4


Variable label: How important is the issue of increased tolls for diesel cars to you?
Literal question: How important is the issue of increased tolls for diesel cars to you?
Technical description: [Asked if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Very important 487 16.9% 0.16857044
2 Important 776 26.9% 0.26860505
3 Fairly important 754 26.1% 0.26098996
4 Not very important 610 21.1% 0.21114573
5 Not at all important 201 7.0% 0.06957425
97 Not answered 61 2.1% 0.02111457
98 Not asked 4320 NA


r13pad6_ran


Variable label: [Randomly chooses r13pad6a, r13pad7a, and r13pad8a, or r13pad6b, r13pad7b, and r13pad8b. . Randomizes if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical description: [Randomly chooses r13pad6a, r13pad7a og r13pad8a, or r13pad6b, r13pad7b or r13pad8b. Randomizes if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2843] [Invalid:4366] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Respondent gets R13PAD6A, R13PAD7A, and R13PAD8A 1483 52.2% 0.5216321
2 Respondent gets R13PAD6B, R13PAD7B, and R13PAD8B 1360 47.8% 0.4783679
Sysmiss 4366 NA


r13pad5_sak


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects issue of a hypothetical situation. Randomizes if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects issue of a hypothetical situation.. Randomizes if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2843] [Invalid:4366] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 in the future, begging on the streets will be banned or permitted in the municipality. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strong in favour of a ban (the “yes” side), while other residents are strongly against a ban (the “no” side). Some parties propose a ban on begging 1431 50.3% 0.5033415
2 in the future, diesel cars will pay increased tolls. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strongly in favour of such an increase (the "Yes-side"), while others are strongly against an increase (the “no” side). Some parties propose such an increase in tolls for diesel cars. 1412 49.7% 0.4966585
Sysmiss 4366 NA


r13pad5_utfall


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects the outcome of the issue of a hypothetical situation. Randomizes if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects the outcome of the issue of a hypothetical situation.. Randomizes if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2843] [Invalid:4366] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 The Yes side won the vote 1421 50.0% 0.4998241
2 The No side won the vote 1422 50.0% 0.5001759
Sysmiss 4366 NA


r13pad5_vinnermargin


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects the winning margin in a hypothetical situation. Randomizes if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects the winning margin in a hypothetical situation.. Randomizes if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2843] [Invalid:4366] [Range:1-3]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 . 974 34.3% 0.3425958
2 with a slight majority. 921 32.4% 0.3239536
3 With a large majority. 948 33.3% 0.3334506
Sysmiss 4366 NA


r13pad5_vinner


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects the reaction of the winner in a hypothetical situation. Randomizes if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects the reaction of the winner in a hypothetical situation.. Randomizes if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2843] [Invalid:4366] [Range:1-2]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 [BLANK] 1391 48.9% 0.4892719
2 Following the decision, a politician on the winning side says that it was a good decision and that common sense prevailed. 1452 51.1% 0.5107281
Sysmiss 4366 NA


r13pad5_avsender


Variable label: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects statement made by losing side in a hypothetical situation. Randomizes if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical description: [Background variable for conjoint experiment. Randomly selects statement made by losing side in a hypothetical situation.. Randomizes if r13group = 2 or 4]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:2843] [Invalid:4366] [Range:1-7]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 [BLANK] 368 12.9% 0.1294407
2 The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong. 428 15.1% 0.1505452
3 The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views. 425 14.9% 0.1494900
4 The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. 408 14.4% 0.1435104
5 The local newspaper – which was against the decision – writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong. 402 14.1% 0.1413999
6 The local newspaper – which was against the decision – writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views. 397 14.0% 0.1396412
7 The local newspaper – which was against the decision – writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. 415 14.6% 0.1459726
Sysmiss 4366 NA


r13pad6a


Variable label: Text options: How fair was the way the decision was made.
Pre-question text:

Below, we have described a hypothetical situation. Please read through the situation carefully and then answer the three questions that follow.

Imagine that your municipality must decide on [in the future, begging on the streets will be banned or permitted in the municipality. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strong in favour of a ban (the “yes” side), while other residents are strongly against a ban (the “no” side). Some parties propose a ban on begging./in the future, diesel cars will pay increased tolls. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strongly in favour of such an increase (the “Yes-side”), while others are strongly against an increase (the “no” side). Some parties propose such an increase in tolls for diesel cars.]. The decision will be taken by the municipal council and follow the usual procedures. The proposal will initially be debated by the municipal council where all the members will have the opportunity to express their opinions and arguments regarding the issue. The debate will be public, and journalists will be in attendance to report on the debate.

In the end, the politicians will vote on the issue.

[The Yes side won the vote/The No side won the vote] [with a slight majority/With a large majority] [blank/Following the decision, a politician on the winning side says that it was a good decision and that common sense prevailed] [blank/The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong. /The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong/The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.]
Literal question: What do you think about the way the decision was made?
Technical description: [Conjoint experiment. Respondents are exposed to a hypthetical situtation. Characteristics of the situation is chosen randomly. See background variables.. Asked if r13group = 2 or 4 and r13pad6_ran = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Very fair 251 16.9% 0.16925152
2 Fair 864 58.3% 0.58260283
3 Quite fair 204 13.8% 0.13755900
4 Not very fair 85 5.7% 0.05731625
5 Not at all fair 46 3.1% 0.03101821
97 Not answered 33 2.2% 0.02225219
98 Not asked 5726 NA


r13pad6b


Variable label: Scale options: How fair was the way the decision was made.
Pre-question text:

Below, we have described a hypothetical situation. Please read through the situation carefully and then answer the three questions that follow.

Imagine that your municipality must decide on [in the future, begging on the streets will be banned or permitted in the municipality. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strong in favour of a ban (the “yes” side), while other residents are strongly against a ban (the “no” side). Some parties propose a ban on begging./in the future, diesel cars will pay increased tolls. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strongly in favour of such an increase (the “Yes-side”), while others are strongly against an increase (the “no” side). Some parties propose such an increase in tolls for diesel cars.]. The decision will be taken by the municipal council and follow the usual procedures. The proposal will initially be debated by the municipal council where all the members will have the opportunity to express their opinions and arguments regarding the issue. The debate will be public, and journalists will be in attendance to report on the debate.

In the end, the politicians will vote on the issue.

[The Yes side won the vote/The No side won the vote] [with a slight majority/With a large majority] [blank/Following the decision, a politician on the winning side says that it was a good decision and that common sense prevailed] [blank/The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong. /The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong/The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.]
Literal question: What do you think about the way the decision was made?
Post-question: Please answer on a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 is most fair, and 5 is not fair.
Technical description: [Conjoint experiment. Respondents are exposed to a hypthetical situtation. Characteristics of the situation is chosen randomly. See background variables.. Asked if r13group = 2 or 4 and r13pad6_ran = 2]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 1 Most fair 584 42.9% 0.42941176
2 2 413 30.4% 0.30367647
3 3 223 16.4% 0.16397059
4 4 62 4.6% 0.04558824
5 5 Not fair 55 4.0% 0.04044118
97 Not answered 23 1.7% 0.01691176
98 Not asked 5849 NA


r13pad7a


Variable label: Text options: How reasonable was the decision.
Pre-question text:

Below, we have described a hypothetical situation. Please read through the situation carefully and then answer the three questions that follow.

Imagine that your municipality must decide on [in the future, begging on the streets will be banned or permitted in the municipality. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strong in favour of a ban (the “yes” side), while other residents are strongly against a ban (the “no” side). Some parties propose a ban on begging./in the future, diesel cars will pay increased tolls. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strongly in favour of such an increase (the “Yes-side”), while others are strongly against an increase (the “no” side). Some parties propose such an increase in tolls for diesel cars.]. The decision will be taken by the municipal council and follow the usual procedures. The proposal will initially be debated by the municipal council where all the members will have the opportunity to express their opinions and arguments regarding the issue. The debate will be public, and journalists will be in attendance to report on the debate.

In the end, the politicians will vote on the issue. [The Yes side won the vote/The No side won the vote] [with a slight majority/With a large majority] [blank/Following the decision, a politician on the winning side says that it was a good decision and that common sense prevailed] [blank/The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong. /The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong/The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.]
Literal question: How reasonable do you think the decision was?
Technical description: [Conjoint experiment. Respondents are exposed to a hypthetical situtation. Characteristics of the situation is chosen randomly. See background variables.. Asked if r13group = 2 or 4 and r13pad6_ran = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Very reasonable 182 12.3% 0.12272421
2 Reasonable 719 48.5% 0.48482805
3 Somewhat reasonable 247 16.7% 0.16655428
4 Not very reasonable 207 14.0% 0.13958193
5 Not reasonable at all 90 6.1% 0.06068780
97 Not answered 38 2.6% 0.02562374
98 Not asked 5726 NA


r13pad7b


Variable label: Scale options: How reasonable was the decision.
Pre-question text:

Below, we have described a hypothetical situation. Please read through the situation carefully and then answer the three questions that follow.

Imagine that your municipality must decide on [in the future, begging on the streets will be banned or permitted in the municipality. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strong in favour of a ban (the “yes” side), while other residents are strongly against a ban (the “no” side). Some parties propose a ban on begging./in the future, diesel cars will pay increased tolls. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strongly in favour of such an increase (the “Yes-side”), while others are strongly against an increase (the “no” side). Some parties propose such an increase in tolls for diesel cars.]. The decision will be taken by the municipal council and follow the usual procedures. The proposal will initially be debated by the municipal council where all the members will have the opportunity to express their opinions and arguments regarding the issue. The debate will be public, and journalists will be in attendance to report on the debate.

In the end, the politicians will vote on the issue. [The Yes side won the vote/The No side won the vote] [with a slight majority/With a large majority] [blank/Following the decision, a politician on the winning side says that it was a good decision and that common sense prevailed] [blank/The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong. /The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong/The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.]
Literal question: How reasonable do you think the decision was?
Post-question: Please answer on a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 is most reasonable, and 5 is not reasonable.
Technical description: [Conjoint experiment. Respondents are exposed to a hypthetical situtation. Characteristics of the situation is chosen randomly. See background variables.. Asked if r13group = 2 or 4 and r13pad6_ran = 2]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 1 Most reasonable 430 31.6% 0.31617647
2 2 363 26.7% 0.26691176
3 3 313 23.0% 0.23014706
4 4 123 9.0% 0.09044118
5 5 Not reasonable 98 7.2% 0.07205882
97 Not answered 33 2.4% 0.02426471
98 Not asked 5849 NA


r13pad8a


Variable label: Text options: How willing to accept the decision.
Pre-question text:

Below, we have described a hypothetical situation. Please read through the situation carefully and then answer the three questions that follow.

Imagine that your municipality must decide on [in the future, begging on the streets will be banned or permitted in the municipality. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strong in favour of a ban (the “yes” side), while other residents are strongly against a ban (the “no” side). Some parties propose a ban on begging./in the future, diesel cars will pay increased tolls. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strongly in favour of such an increase (the “Yes-side”), while others are strongly against an increase (the “no” side). Some parties propose such an increase in tolls for diesel cars.]. The decision will be taken by the municipal council and follow the usual procedures. The proposal will initially be debated by the municipal council where all the members will have the opportunity to express their opinions and arguments regarding the issue. The debate will be public, and journalists will be in attendance to report on the debate.

In the end, the politicians will vote on the issue. [The Yes side won the vote/The No side won the vote] [with a slight majority/With a large majority] [blank/Following the decision, a politician on the winning side says that it was a good decision and that common sense prevailed] [blank/The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong. /The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong/The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.]
Literal question: When you think about the actual outcome of the decision, how willing are you to accept the decision?
Technical description: [Conjoint experiment. Respondents are exposed to a hypthetical situtation. Characteristics of the situation is chosen randomly. See background variables.. Asked if r13group = 2 or 4 and r13pad6_ran = 1]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 Very willing 294 19.8% 0.19824680
2 Willing 740 49.9% 0.49898854
3 Fairly willing 232 15.6% 0.15643965
4 Not very willing 138 9.3% 0.09305462
5 Not at all willing 47 3.2% 0.03169252
97 Not answered 32 2.2% 0.02157788
98 Not asked 5726 NA


r13pad8b


Variable label: Scale options: How willing to accept the decision.
Pre-question text:

Below, we have described a hypothetical situation. Please read through the situation carefully and then answer the three questions that follow.

Imagine that your municipality must decide on [in the future, begging on the streets will be banned or permitted in the municipality. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strong in favour of a ban (the “yes” side), while other residents are strongly against a ban (the “no” side). Some parties propose a ban on begging./in the future, diesel cars will pay increased tolls. This is a controversial decision. Some residents are strongly in favour of such an increase (the “Yes-side”), while others are strongly against an increase (the “no” side). Some parties propose such an increase in tolls for diesel cars.]. The decision will be taken by the municipal council and follow the usual procedures. The proposal will initially be debated by the municipal council where all the members will have the opportunity to express their opinions and arguments regarding the issue. The debate will be public, and journalists will be in attendance to report on the debate.

In the end, the politicians will vote on the issue. [The Yes side won the vote/The No side won the vote] [with a slight majority/With a large majority] [blank/Following the decision, a politician on the winning side says that it was a good decision and that common sense prevailed] [blank/The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong. /The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The leader of one of the parties that was against the decision says that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong/The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that it was a fair fight where both sides had the opportunity to argue in favour of their views./The local newspaper - which was against the decision - writes in an editorial that they are disappointed and that the decision was wrong, but that is what living in a democracy is all about. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.]
Literal question: When you think about the actual outcome of the decision, how willing are you to accept the decision?
Post-question: Please answer on a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 is most willing, and 5 is not willing.
Technical description: [Conjoint experiment. Respondents are exposed to a hypthetical situtation. Characteristics of the situation is chosen randomly. See background variables.. Asked if r13group = 2 or 4 and r13pad6_ran = 2]
Technical attributes: [Question type: -] [Format:numeric] [Valid:7209] [Invalid:0] [Range:1-5]

Value Label Cases Percentage
1 1 Most willing 571 42.0% 0.41985294
2 2 397 29.2% 0.29191176
3 3 216 15.9% 0.15882353
4 4 77 5.7%