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Elderly Nutrition and Health Survey in Taiwan (1999-2000)
Immigrant Brides, Citizenship, and Social Policies: the Welfare Discourses of Domestic Violence
Servitude and Resistance: the Labor Process of Engineers in Taiwan's High-tech Industry
Evaluating the Effects of Grass-Roots Organizing on the Community Development in Kaohsiung City
2004-2008 Nutrition and Health Survey in Taiwan(NAHSIT)
Elementary School children's Nutrition and Health Survey in Taiwan 2001-2002
Nationale Wahlstudie Polen 1997 (PGSW)
Soziale und politische Einstellungen, Wahlverhalten.
Themen: Politische Haltung; Wahlkandidaten; parlamentarische Eliten;
Demokratie; ökonomische Bedingungen; Wahlkampagnen; Wahlen; Rolle der
Europäische Union; Regierungsarbeit; Arbeit; NATO; politische
Veränderungen; politisches Interesse; politische Partizipation;
politische Parteien; Einstellungen der Wähler; Wahlverhalten; CSES
Modul (Comparative Study of Electoral Systems).
Demographie: Alter; Geschlecht; Bildung; Bildung und Beruf des Vaters;
Beruf; Beschäftigungsstatus; Beruf der Ehefrau; Einkommen; Haushalt;
Familienstand; Wohnort; Mitgliedschaft in politischen Parteien;
Religionszugehörigkeit; Region.
GESIS
Nationale Wahlstudie Polen 2000 (PGSW)
Soziale und politische Einstellungen, Wahlverhalten.
Themen: Politische Haltung; Wahlkandidaten; parlamentarische Eliten;
Demokratie; ökonomische Bedingungen; Wahlkampagnen; Wahlen; Rolle der
Europäische Union; Regierungsarbeit; Arbeit; NATO; politische
Veränderungen; politisches Interesse; politische Partizipation;
politische Parteien; Einstellungen der Wähler; Wahlverhalten; CSES
Modul (Comparative Study of Electoral Systems).
Demographie: Alter ; Geschlecht; Bildung; Bildung und Beruf des
Vaters; Beruf; Beschäftigungsstatus; Beruf der Ehefrau; Einkommen;
Haushalt; Familienstand; Wohnort; Mitgliedschaft in politischen
Parteien; Religionszugehörigkeit; Region.
GESIS
Nationale Wahlstudie Polen 2001 (PGSW)
Soziale und politische Einstellungen, Wahlverhalten.
Themen: Politische Haltung; Wahlkandidaten; parlamentarische Eliten;
Demokratie; ökonomische Bedingungen; Wahlkampagnen; Wahlen; Rolle der
Europäische Union; Regierungsarbeit; Arbeit; NATO; politische
Veränderungen; politisches Interesse; politische Partizipation;
politische Parteien; Einstellungen der Wähler; Wahlverhalten; CSES
Modul (Comparative Study of Electoral Systems).
Demographie: Alter ; Geschlecht; Bildung; Bildung und Beruf des
Vaters; Beruf; Beschäftigungsstatus; Beruf der Ehefrau; Einkommen;
Haushalt; Familienstand; Wohnort; Mitgliedschaft in politischen
Parteien; Religionszugehörigkeit; Region.
GESIS
Khoekhoegowab Lexical Study of Personality - Qualitative interview Responses
Personality psychology relies heavily on evidence from North America and Europe. Lexical studies, based on the rationale that the most important psychological distinctions between people will be encoded in the natural languages, can provide input from underrepresented contexts by defining locally-relevant personality concepts and their structure. We report the results of a psycholexical study in Khoekhoegowab, the most widely spoken of southern Africa's (non-Bantu) click languages. It includes the largest sample of any lexical study conducted in Sub-Saharan Africa, is the first anywhere to include qualitative interviews to systematically assess the interpretability of terms, and is one of few to rely on a more representative community sample of adults rather than students. Refinement of the survey included frequency-of-use ratings by native speakers from throughout Namibia and input on relevance to personality by those with a psychology degree. The survey was administered by interview to 622 participants by a team of 15 schoolteachers of Khoekhoegowab. The 11 dimensions of the optimal local model were labelled: Intemperance, Prosocial Diligence, Intrusive Gossip, Good Nature, Bad Temper, Predatory Aggression, Haughty Self-Respect, Vanity/Egotism, and Fear versus Courage. A Big One model of evaluation was strongly replicated. Moderate replication was found for the Big Two, Pan-Cultural Three, and a hypothesized pan-African model based on prior lexical results in two languages. Replication criteria were not achieved for the Big Five, Big Six, or South African Personality Inventory models. What results suggest about the local cultural context and about culturally specific aspects of the imported models are discussed.
Khoekhoegowab Lexical Study of Personality - Survey Responses
Personality psychology relies heavily on evidence from North America and Europe. Lexical studies, based on the rationale that the most important psychological distinctions between people will be encoded in the natural languages, can provide input from underrepresented contexts by defining locally-relevant personality concepts and their structure. We report the results of a psycholexical study in Khoekhoegowab, the most widely spoken of southern Africa's (non-Bantu) click languages. It includes the largest sample of any lexical study conducted in Sub-Saharan Africa, is the first anywhere to include qualitative interviews to systematically assess the interpretability of terms, and is one of few to rely on a more representative community sample of adults rather than students. Refinement of the survey included frequency-of-use ratings by native speakers from throughout Namibia and input on relevance to personality by those with a psychology degree. The survey was administered by interview to 622 participants by a team of 15 schoolteachers of Khoekhoegowab. The 11 dimensions of the optimal local model were labelled: Intemperance, Prosocial Diligence, Intrusive Gossip, Good Nature, Bad Temper, Predatory Aggression, Haughty Self-Respect, Vanity/Egotism, and Fear versus Courage. A Big One model of evaluation was strongly replicated. Moderate replication was found for the Big Two, Pan-Cultural Three, and a hypothesized pan-African model based on prior lexical results in two languages. Replication criteria were not achieved for the Big Five, Big Six, or South African Personality Inventory models. What results suggest about the local cultural context and about culturally specific aspects of the imported models are discussed.