Dutch Parliamentary Election Studies > Dutch Parliamentary Election Study 1998

Longitudinal Wave

General Information

Title

Dutch Parliamentary Election Study 1998

Abstract

Two wave survey on voters' opinions: before and after the Dutch parliamentary elections of May 6, 1998.

Political interest and communication / most important national problems / party adherence / party membership / government policy satisfaction / voting intention Second Chamber 1994 / general attitude towards (not) voting / perception of poll results / political issues: euthanasia, asylum seekers, European Union, ethnic minorities, perception of main parties standpoint, own stand / political knowledge / membership of the European Union / left-right self-rating / previous voting behaviour / sympathy scores for political parties and politicians / political knowledge: recognition of politician portraits, largest party, composition of coalition / coalition preference before election / social and political goals / conditions for Dutch nationality, the multicultural society / composition of household / household income / background characteristics: respondent: date of birth, marital status / background characteristics respondent and partner: education, occupational status, reasons for not working, occupation, number of employees, number of working hours / former occupation / willingness to work in regular job / religious denomination, attendance of religious services / denomination raised in / respondent: political discussions and party preference of parents when respondent was aged 10-16 / social class self image / head of household: education, occupation, number of working hours, number of employees, reason for not working / parents: education, occupation, number of working hours, number of employees, reason for not working / interest and activities in campaign / voting behaviour Second Chamber 1998, coalition preference after elections / (post-)materialist values / importance of political issues: income differences, integration of ethnic minorities, nuclear plants, heavy traffic on highways, environmental pollution, unemployment, euthanasia, European Union, financial deficit of the state, level social benefits, securing good provision for old age, misusing social benefits, asylum seekers, crime, health care / perception importance of various issues to political parties: unemployment, environment, fighting crime, refugees, health care / social participation / perception standpoint political parties: level of social benefits, nuclear plants / satisfaction with Dutch democracy: fairness of elections, role of political parties, members of parliament / satisfaction with Dutch economy / regional representativeness of the parliament / right to vote for immigrants / best candidate for prime minister / left-right rating of political parties / external and internal political efficacy / political cynicism / social isolation / acceptance of political decisions / vote probability: other party / civic competence and civic political participation / religion in politics: pillarization / social-class self image / nationalism, patriotism, importance of disobedience, self-control, national anthem and flag, attitude to foreigners / self administered questionnaire: description of three persons who are most close to respondent (partner excluded): political discussions with them, their political stand / contacts with other persons / trust in institutions: churches, army, judges, press, police, parliament, administration, big companies, European Union, NATO / media consumption: watching news and entertainment tv programs, listening to radio channels, reading newspapers, magazines / political TV commercials / Internet / approached by political party / political interest, reading (inter)national news / convincing others to vote for party.

Longitudinal Type

Longitudinal Wave

Begin date

30-03-1998

End date

04-07-1998

Note

Cite as: M. Kamp, (Universiteit Twente); C.W.A.M. Aarts (Universiteit Twente); H. van der Kolk (Universiteit Twente); J.J.A. Thomassen (Universiteit Twente); Stichting Kiezersonderzoek Nederland (SKON)(1998): Nationaal Kiezersonderzoek, NKO 1998. DANS. http://dx.doi.org/10.17026/dans-z5k-69ek

Persistent Identifier: http://www.persistent-identifier.nl/?identifier= urn:nbn:nl:ui:13-akp-ipl

Researcher

M. Kamp (Universiteit Twente); C.W.A.M. Aarts (Universiteit Twente); H. van der Kolk (Universiteit Twente); J.J.A. Thomassen (Universiteit Twente); Stichting Kiezersonderzoek Nederland (SKON)

Publisher

SKON / DANS / CentERdata

SKON

Funding Organization

Department of Political Science and Research Methodology
University of Twente.
Sociaal en Cultureel Planbureau (SCP)
Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties - BZK
Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek (NWO)

Datasets and documentation

View Documentation

Codebook 1998

Data Files

DPES1998

Variables

Variable name	Variable Label	Variable Type
v0001	Study number	directly measured
v0002	0/ Respondent identification number	directly measured
v0003	0/ Type of interview record	directly measured
v0010	0/ Region	directly measured
v0011	0/ Municipality	directly measured
v0012	0/ Zip code	directly measured
v0013	0/ Degree of urbanization	directly measured
v0014	0/ Neighborhood characteristic - welfare	directly measured
v0015	0/ Neighborhood characteristic - social class A	directly measured
v0016	0/ Neighborhood characteristic - social class B1	directly measured
v0017	0/ Neighborhood characteristic - social class B2	directly measured
v0018	0/ Neighborhood characteristic - social class C	directly measured
v0019	0/ Neighborhood characteristic - social class D	directly measured
v0020	0/ Neighborhood characteristic - education low	directly measured
v0021	0/ Neighborhood characteristic - education middle	directly measured
v0022	0/ Neighborhood characteristic - education high	directly measured
v0025	0/ Weight 1: sex, age, marital status, region, urbanization, electoral behavior (CBS)	directly measured
v0026	0/ Weight 2: region, urbanization (stratification variables)	directly measured
v0027	0/ Weight 3: region, urbanization, time of interview first wave (rolling cross section)	directly measured
v0030	I/2 Reads about national news?	directly measured
v0031	I/3 Talks about national news?	directly measured
v0032	I/4 Reads about foreign news?	directly measured
v0033	I/5 Interested in politics?	directly measured
v0034	I/index Political interest score q2-5	directly measured
v0035	I/6 Daily newspaper - first answer	directly measured
v0036	I/6 Daily newspaper - second answer	directly measured
v0037	I/6 Daily newspaper - third answer	directly measured
v0038	I/6 Daily newspaper - fourth answer	directly measured
v0039	I/6 Daily newspaper - fifth answer	directly measured
v0040	I/7 Frequency watching NOS TV newscast	directly measured
v0041	I/8 Frequency watching RTL4 TV newscast	directly measured
v0042	I/9 Frequency watching NOVA - Den Haag Vandaag TV broadcast	directly measured
v0045	I/10 Most important national problem - first answer	directly measured
v0046	I/10 Most important national problem - second answer	directly measured
v0047	I/10 Most important national problem - third answer	directly measured
v0048	I/10 Most important national problem - fourth answer	directly measured
v0049	I/10 Most important national problem - fifth answer	directly measured
v0050	I/11a Respondent is (not) adherent to a party	directly measured
v0051	I/11b1 Party respondent is adherent to - first party	directly measured
v0052	I/11b1 Party respondent is adherent to - second party	directly measured
v0053	I/11b1 Party respondent is adherent to - third party	directly measured
v0054	I/11b2 Party respondent is most attracted to	directly measured
v0055	I/11c Respondent is (not) convinced adherent	directly measured
v0056	I/11d Respondent is not an adherent and (not) attracted to a party	directly measured
v0057	I/11e Party respondent is attracted to	directly measured
v0058	I/index Strength of party adherence q11	directly measured
v0059	I/index Direction of party adherence q11	directly measured
v0060	I/12a Respondent is (not) member of a party	directly measured
v0061	I/12b Party respondent is member of	directly measured
v0062	I/12c Respondent has (never) been member of a party	directly measured
v0063	I/12d Party respondent was member of - first party	directly measured
v0064	I/12d Party respondent was member of - second party	directly measured
v0065	I/12e Respondent (never) considered to become member of a party	directly measured
v0066	I/12f Party respondent considered to become member of - first party	directly measured
v0067	I/12f Party respondent considered to become member of - second party	directly measured
v0068	I/12f Party respondent considered to become member of - third party	directly measured
v0070	I/13a Effect government policy on economic situation	directly measured
v0071	I/13b Effect government policy on employment	directly measured
v0072	I/13c Effect government policy on respondents finances	directly measured
v0073	I/14 General satisfaction with government	directly measured
v0074	I/index Policy satisfaction score q13ab-q14	directly measured
v0075	I/15a Intends to vote in 1998 parliamentary elections?	directly measured
v0076	I/2a Vote intention 1998 parliamentary elections	directly measured
v0077	I/2b Does hesitating respondent consider to vote for party?	directly measured
v0078	I/2c Party hesitating respondent considers to vote for - first party	directly measured
v0079	I/2c Party hesitating respondent considers to vote for - second party	directly measured
v0080	I/2c Party hesitating respondent considers to vote for - third party	directly measured
v0081	I/2c Party hesitating respondent considers to vote for - fourth party	directly measured
v0082	I/2c Party hesitating respondent considers to vote for - fifth party	directly measured
v0083	I/2d Vote intention if non-voter is obliged to vote	directly measured
v0085	I/16a Voting is a duty to society	directly measured
v0086	I/16b Voting costs me a great deal of time and effort	directly measured
v0087	I/16c Voting supports the democratic system	directly measured
v0088	I/16d Voting does not help to exert political influence	directly measured
v0089	I/16e Voting is a way of declaring ones political conviction	directly measured
v0090	I/16f Voting does not avail me anything	directly measured
v0091	I/16g Voting is a way of supporting a political party	directly measured
v0092	I/16h If one does not vote, one loses the right to criticize	directly measured
v0093	I/16i It makes no sense to vote when all goes well	directly measured
v0094	I/17a Willingness to exert oneself in order to vote	directly measured
v0095	I/17b Importance of a high turnout	directly measured
v0096	I/17c Turnout and individual electoral behavior - first priority	directly measured
v0097	I/17d Turnout and individual electoral behavior - second priority	directly measured
v0098	I/17e Turnout and individual electoral behavior - third priority	directly measured
v0099	I/17f Turnout and individual electoral behavior - fourth priority	directly measured
v0100	I/18a Frequency of encountering poll results	directly measured
v0101	I/18b Perceived accuracy of poll results	directly measured
v0102	I/18c Present poll result CDA compared to 1994 election results	directly measured
v0103	I/18d Present poll result PvdA compared to 1994 election results	directly measured
v0104	I/18e Present poll result VVD compared to 1994 election results	directly measured
v0105	I/18f Present poll result D66 compared to 1994 election results	directly measured
v0106	I/18g Which party will be the largest in 1998 elections?	directly measured
v0110	I/19a Euthanasia - position of CDA	directly measured
v0111	I/19b Euthanasia - position of PvdA	directly measured
v0112	I/19c Euthanasia - position of VVD	directly measured
v0113	I/19d Euthanasia - position of D66	directly measured
v0114	I/19e Euthanasia - position of GroenLinks	directly measured
v0115	I/19f Euthanasia - position of GPV	directly measured
v0116	I/19g Euthanasia - position of respondent	directly measured
v0117	I/20a Income differences - position of CDA	directly measured
v0118	I/20b Income differences - position of PvdA	directly measured
v0119	I/20c Income differences - position of VVD	directly measured
v0120	I/20d Income differences - position of D66	directly measured
v0121	I/20e Income differences - position of GroenLinks	directly measured
v0122	I/20f Income differences - position of GPV	directly measured
v0123	I/20g Income differences - position of respondent	directly measured
v0124	I/21a Asylum seekers - position of CDA	directly measured
v0125	I/21b Asylum seekers - position of PvdA	directly measured
v0126	I/21c Asylum seekers - position of VVD	directly measured
v0127	I/21d Asylum seekers - position of D66	directly measured
v0128	I/21e Asylum seekers - position of GroenLinks	directly measured
v0129	I/21f Asylum seekers - position of GPV	directly measured
v0130	I/21g Asylum seekers - position of respondent	directly measured
v0131	I/22a European unification - position of CDA	directly measured
v0132	I/22b European unification - position of PvdA	directly measured
v0133	I/22c European unification - position of VVD	directly measured
v0134	I/22d European unification - position of D66	directly measured
v0135	I/22e European unification - position of GroenLinks	directly measured
v0136	I/22f European unification - position of GPV	directly measured
v0137	I/22g European unification - position of respondent	directly measured
v0138	I/23a Ethnic minorities - position of CDA	directly measured
v0139	I/23b Ethnic minorities - position of PvdA	directly measured
v0140	I/23c Ethnic minorities - position of VVD	directly measured
v0141	I/23d Ethnic minorities - position of D66	directly measured
v0142	I/23e Ethnic minorities - position of GroenLinks	directly measured
v0143	I/23f Ethnic minorities - position of GPV	directly measured
v0144	I/23g Ethnic minorities - position of respondent	directly measured
v0150	I/24 Is Germany member of the European Union?	directly measured
v0151	I/24 Is United States member of the European Union?	directly measured
v0152	I/24 Is France member of the European Union?	directly measured
v0153	I/24 Is Italy member of the European Union?	directly measured
v0154	I/24 Is Spain member of the European Union?	directly measured
v0155	I/24 Is Poland member of the European Union?	directly measured
v0156	I/24 Is Lithuania member of the European Union?	directly measured
v0157	I/24 Is Sweden member of the European Union?	directly measured
v0158	I/24 Is Norway member of the European Union?	directly measured
v0159	I/24 Is Turkey member of the European Union?	directly measured
v0160	I/25 Left-right self-rating (11 point scale)	directly measured
v0165	I/26a Did (not) vote in 1994 parliamentary elections	directly measured
v0166	I/26b Party voted for in 1994 parliamentary elections	directly measured
v0167	I/27a Did (not) vote in most recent municipal elections	directly measured
v0168	I/27b Party voted for in most recent municipal elections	directly measured
v0169	I/27c Reason for not voting in most recent municipal elections	directly measured
v0170	I/28a Sympathy score PvdA	directly measured
v0171	I/28b Sympathy score VVD	directly measured
v0172	I/28c Sympathy score D66	directly measured
v0173	I/28d Sympathy score GroenLinks	directly measured
v0174	I/28e Sympathy score CDA	directly measured
v0175	I/28f Sympathy score SGP	directly measured
v0176	I/28g Sympathy score GPV	directly measured
v0177	I/28h Sympathy score RPF	directly measured
v0178	I/28i Sympathy score Centrumdemocraten	directly measured
v0179	I/28j Sympathy score SP	directly measured
v0180	I/28k Sympathy score AOV	directly measured
v0181	I/29a Sympathy score Wim Kok (PvdA)	directly measured
v0182	I/29b Sympathy score Jaap de Hoop Scheffer (CDA)	directly measured
v0183	I/29c Sympathy score Frits Bolkestein (VVD)	directly measured
v0184	I/29d Sympathy score Els Borst (D66)	directly measured
v0185	I/29e Sympathy score Paul Rosenmoller (GroenLinks)	directly measured
v0186	I/29f Sympathy score Gert Schutte (GPV)	directly measured
v0187	I/29g Sympathy score Jan Marijnissen (SP)	directly measured
v0188	I/29h Sympathy score Hans Janmaat (Centrumdemocraten)	directly measured
v0189	I/29i Sympathy score Thom de Graaf (D66)	directly measured
v0190	I/30.1.1 Photo A - Jacques Wallage	directly measured
v0191	I/30.1.2 Party of Wallage (PvdA)	directly measured
v0192	I/30.1.3 Political function Wallage	directly measured
v0193	I/30.2.1 Photo B - Thom de Graaf	directly measured
v0194	I/30.2.2 Party of de Graaf (D66)	directly measured
v0195	I/30.2.3 Political function of de Graaf	directly measured
v0196	I/30.3.1 Photo C - Annemarie Jorritsma	directly measured
v0197	I/30.3.2 Party of Jorritsma (VVD)	directly measured
v0198	I/30.3.3 Political function of Jorritsma	directly measured
v0199	I/30.4.1 Photo D - Piet Bukman	directly measured
v0200	I/30.4.2 Party of Bukman (CDA)	directly measured
v0201	I/30.4.3 Political function of Bukman	directly measured
v0202	I/index Political knowledge score 1 (0-12) q30	directly measured
v0203	I/index Political knowledge score 2 (0-4) q30	directly measured
v0205	I/31a Which party is the larger: PvdA or VVD?	directly measured
v0206	I/31b Which party is the larger: D66 or GroenLinks?	directly measured
v0207	I/31c Which party is the larger: CDA or PvdA?	directly measured
v0208	I/31d Which party is the larger: VVD or D66?	directly measured
v0210	I/31e Is PvdA member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0211	I/31e Is CDA member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0212	I/31e Is VVD member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0213	I/31e Is D66 member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0214	I/31e Is GroenLinks member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0215	I/31e Is SGP member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0216	I/31e Is GPV member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0217	I/31e Is RPF member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0218	I/31e Is CD member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0219	I/31e Is Unie 55+ member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0220	I/31e Is AOV member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0221	I/31e Is SP member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0222	I/31e Is Senioren 2000 member of present coalition?	directly measured
v0223	I/31e Other party which is member of present coalition	directly measured
v0224	I/index Correct perception composition present coalition q31e	directly measured
v0230	I/31f Is PvdA preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0231	I/31f Is CDA preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0232	I/31f Is VVD preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0233	I/31f Is D66 preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0234	I/31f Is GroenLinks preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0235	I/31f Is SGP preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0236	I/31f Is GPV preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0237	I/31f Is RPF preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0238	I/31f Is CD preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0239	I/31f Is Unie 55+ preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0240	I/31f Is AOV preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0241	I/31f Is SP preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0242	I/31f Is Senioren 2000 preferred in new government coalition?	directly measured
v0243	I/31f Other party preferred in new government coalition	directly measured
v0244	I/31g Does it matter which parties are member of the coalition?	directly measured
v0250	I/32a Goals 1 - securing a high-paying job	directly measured
v0251	I/32b Goals 2 - working hard and saving for the future	directly measured
v0252	I/32c Goals 3 - maintaining high economic growth	directly measured
v0253	I/32d Goals 4 - personal freedom	directly measured
v0254	I/32e Goals 5 - being open-minded to new ideas	directly measured
v0255	I/32f Goals 6 - freedom of speech	directly measured
v0256	I/32g Goals 7 - seeking personal fulfillment	directly measured
v0257	I/32h Goals 8 - giving people more say in government decisions	directly measured
v0258	I/32i Goals 9 - increasing benefits for the disadvantaged	directly measured
v0259	I/32j Goals 10 - improving environment and quality of life	directly measured
v0260	I/32k Goals 11 - active citizen participation in local politics	directly measured
v0261	I/32l Goals 12 - replacing parties by strong leaders	directly measured
v0262	I/32m Goals 13 - preserving traditional morals and values	directly measured
v0263	I/32n Goals 14 - respect for authorities	directly measured
v0264	I/32o Goals 15 - providing for strong defense forces even in present situation	directly measured
v0265	I/32p Goals 16 - limiting room for dissenters	directly measured
v0266	I/32q Goals 17 - stimulating loyalty and patriotism	directly measured
v0270	I/33a All having Dutch ancestors are entitled to Dutch nationality	directly measured
v0271	I/33b All working & living in the Netherlands are entitled to Dutch nationality	directly measured
v0272	I/33c Solidarity among inhabitants of country arises through the centuries	directly measured
v0273	I/33d Cultural differences within a country do not obstruct mutual solidarity	directly measured
v0280	I/37 Number of household members	directly measured
v0281	I/37 Composition of household	directly measured
v0282	I/37 Is partner present in household?	directly measured
v0283	I/37 Number of (foster-, step-)children in household	directly measured
v0284	I/37 Number of (foster-, step-)parents (in law) in household	directly measured
v0285	I/37 Number of (great)grandparents in household	directly measured
v0286	I/37 Number of (step-)brothers and sisters (in law) in household	directly measured
v0287	I/37 Number of residents, boarders and others in household	directly measured
v0288	I/37 Sex of respondent	directly measured
v0289	I/37 Sex of partner	directly measured
v0290	I/37 Sex of (foster-, step-)parent (in law) #1	directly measured
v0291	I/37 Sex of (foster-, step-)parent (in law) #2	directly measured
v0292	I/37 Sex of (great)grandparent #1	directly measured
v0293	I/37 Sex of (foster-, step-)child #1	directly measured
v0294	I/37 Sex of (foster-, step-)child #2	directly measured
v0295	I/37 Sex of (foster-, step-)child #3	directly measured
v0296	I/37 Sex of (foster-, step-)child #4	directly measured
v0297	I/37 Sex of (foster-, step-)child #5	directly measured
v0298	I/37 Sex of (foster-, step-)child #6	directly measured
v0299	I/37 Sex of (foster-, step-)child #7	directly measured
v0300	I/37 Sex of (foster-, step-)child #8	directly measured
v0301	I/37 Sex of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #1	directly measured
v0302	I/37 Sex of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #2	directly measured
v0303	I/37 Sex of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #3	directly measured
v0304	I/37 Sex of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #4	directly measured
v0305	I/37 Sex of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #5	directly measured
v0306	I/37 Sex of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #6	directly measured
v0307	I/37 Sex of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #7	directly measured
v0308	I/37 Sex of resident, boarder, other #1	directly measured
v0309	I/37 Sex of resident, boarder, other #2	directly measured
v0310	I/37 Sex of resident, boarder, other #3	directly measured
v0311	I/37 Sex of resident, boarder, other #4	directly measured
v0312	I/37 Sex of resident, boarder, other #5	directly measured
v0313	I/37 Sex of resident, boarder, other #6	directly measured
v0314	I/37 Sex of resident, boarder, other #7	directly measured
v0315	I/37 Sex of resident, boarder, other #8	directly measured
v0316	I/37 Age of respondent	directly measured
v0317	I/37 Age of partner	directly measured
v0318	I/37 Age of (foster-, step-)parent (in law) #1	directly measured
v0319	I/37 Age of (foster-, step-)parent (in law) #2	directly measured
v0320	I/37 Age of (great)grandparent #1	directly measured
v0321	I/37 Age of (foster-, step-)child #1	directly measured
v0322	I/37 Age of (foster-, step-)child #2	directly measured
v0323	I/37 Age of (foster-, step-)child #3	directly measured
v0324	I/37 Age of (foster-, step-)child #4	directly measured
v0325	I/37 Age of (foster-, step-)child #5	directly measured
v0326	I/37 Age of (foster-, step-)child #6	directly measured
v0327	I/37 Age of (foster-, step-)child #7	directly measured
v0328	I/37 Age of (foster-, step-)child #8	directly measured
v0329	I/37 Age of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #1	directly measured
v0330	I/37 Age of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #2	directly measured
v0331	I/37 Age of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #3	directly measured
v0332	I/37 Age of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #4	directly measured
v0333	I/37 Age of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #5	directly measured
v0334	I/37 Age of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #6	directly measured
v0335	I/37 Age of (step-)brother/sister (in law) #7	directly measured
v0336	I/37 Age of resident, boarder, other #1	directly measured
v0337	I/37 Age of resident, boarder, other #2	directly measured
v0338	I/37 Age of resident, boarder, other #3	directly measured
v0339	I/37 Age of resident, boarder, other #4	directly measured
v0340	I/37 Age of resident, boarder, other #5	directly measured
v0341	I/37 Age of resident, boarder, other #6	directly measured
v0342	I/37 Age of resident, boarder, other #7	directly measured
v0343	I/37 Age of resident, boarder, other #8	directly measured
v0344	I/37f Largest contributor to household income - 1	directly measured
v0345	I/37f Largest contributor to household income - 2	directly measured
v0346	I/37f Largest contributor to household income - 3	directly measured
v0347	I/37 Main breadwinner in household	directly measured
v0348	I/51 Net annual income of respondents household	directly measured
v0350	I/1b date of birth respondent(yyyymm)	directly measured
v0351	I/1c Marital status of respondent	directly measured
v0352	I/38a Highest education (completed) of respondent	directly measured
v0353	I/38bc Education respondent started afterwards	directly measured
v0354	I/39a Current occupational status of respondent	directly measured
v0355	I/39aw Sector in which respondent is currently employed	directly measured
v0356	I/39ah Reason respondent does not work	directly measured
v0357	I/39anw Reason respondent never worked	directly measured
v0358	I/39b Respondents current occupation (sbc92)	directly measured
v0359	I/39b Respondents current occupation (u&s92)	directly measured
v0360	I/39b Respondents current occupation (isei92)	directly measured
v0361	I/39b Respondents current occupation (egp92)	directly measured
v0362	I/39b Respondents current occupation (isco88)	directly measured
v0363	I/39ef Number of employees supervised by respondent	directly measured
v0364	I/39gh Number of persons employed by self-employed respondent	directly measured
v0365	I/39i Number of hours respondent works per week	directly measured
v0366	I/39j Reason why respondent is not full-time working	directly measured
v0367	I/39k Respondents former occupation (sbc92)	directly measured
v0368	I/39k Respondents former occupation (u&s92)	directly measured
v0369	I/39k Respondents former occupation (isei92)	directly measured
v0370	I/39k Respondents former occupation (egp92)	directly measured
v0371	I/39k Respondents former occupation (isco88)	directly measured
v0372	I/39mn Number of employees respondent supervised in former occupation	directly measured
v0373	I/39o Number of hours respondent worked per week	directly measured
v0374	I/39p Former job respondent ended in which year?	directly measured
v0375	I/39q Respondent willing to work regularly?	directly measured
v0376	I/40a Type of belief in God	directly measured
v0377	I/40b Religious denomination of respondent	directly measured
v0378	I/40c Dutch Reformed denomination of respondent	directly measured
v0379	I/40d Calvinist denomination of respondent	directly measured
v0380	I/40ba Other Christian denomination of respondent	directly measured
v0381	I/40ba Other religious denomination of respondent	directly measured
v0382	I/40e Respondents attendance of religious services	directly measured
v0385	I/40f Denomination in which respondent was raised - first answer	directly measured
v0386	I/40f Denomination in which respondent was raised - second answer	directly measured
v0387	I/34a Discussed politics at home when adolescent	directly measured
v0388	I/34b Respondent had (no) father during adolescence	directly measured
v0389	I/34c Respondent had (no) mother during adolescence	directly measured
v0390	I/35b Party preference of father during adolescence - first answer	directly measured
v0391	I/35b Party preference of father during adolescence - second answer	directly measured
v0392	I/36b Party preference of mother during adolescence - first answer	directly measured
v0393	I/36b Party preference of mother during adolescence - second answer	directly measured
v0394	I/41 Social class - self image	directly measured
v0400	I/42a Highest education (completed) of partner	directly measured
v0401	I/42bc Education partner started afterwards	directly measured
v0402	I/43a Current occupational status of partner	directly measured
v0403	I/43aw Sector in which partner is currently employed	directly measured
v0404	I/43ah Reason partner does not work	directly measured
v0405	I/43anw Reason partner never worked	directly measured
v0406	I/43b Partners current occupation (sbc92)	directly measured
v0407	I/43b Partners current occupation (u&s92)	directly measured
v0408	I/43b Partners current occupation (isei92)	directly measured
v0409	I/43b Partners current occupation (egp92)	directly measured
v0410	I/43b Partners current occupation (isco88)	directly measured
v0411	I/43ef Number of employees supervised by partner	directly measured
v0412	I/43gh Number of persons employed by self-employed partner	directly measured
v0413	I/43i Number of hours partner works per week	directly measured
v0414	I/43j Reason why partner is not full-time working	directly measured
v0415	I/43k Partners former occupation (sbc92)	directly measured
v0416	I/43k Partners former occupation (u&s92)	directly measured
v0417	I/43k Partners former occupation (isei92)	directly measured
v0418	I/43k Partners former occupation (egp92)	directly measured
v0419	I/43k Partners former occupation (isco88)	directly measured
v0420	I/43mn Number of employees partner supervised in former occupation	directly measured
v0421	I/43o Number of hours partner worked per week	directly measured
v0422	I/43p Former job partner ended in which year?	directly measured
v0423	I/43q Partner willing to work regularly?	directly measured
v0424	I/44a Religious denomination of partner	directly measured
v0425	I/44b1 Dutch Reformed denomination of partner	directly measured
v0426	I/44b2 Calvinist denomination of partner	directly measured
v0427	I/44b3 Other Christian denomination of partner	directly measured
v0428	I/44b4 Other religious denomination of partner	directly measured
v0429	I/44d Partners attendance of religious services	directly measured
v0430	I/44e Denomination in which partner was raised - first answer	directly measured
v0431	I/44e Denomination in which partner was raised - second answer	directly measured
v0435	I/45a Highest education (completed) of head of household	directly measured
v0436	I/45bc Education head of household started afterwards	directly measured
v0437	I/46a Current occupational status of head of household	directly measured
v0438	I/46aw Sector in which head of household is currently employed	directly measured
v0439	I/46ah Reason head of household does not work	directly measured
v0440	I/46b Head of households current occupation (sbc92)	directly measured
v0441	I/46b Head of households current occupation (u&s92)	directly measured
v0442	I/46b Head of households current occupation (isei92)	directly measured
v0443	I/46b Head of households current occupation (egp92)	directly measured
v0444	I/46b Head of households current occupation (isco88)	directly measured
v0445	I/46egf Number of employees supervised by head of household	directly measured
v0446	I/46gh Number of persons employed by self-employed head of household	directly measured
v0447	I/46i Number of hours head of household works per week	directly measured
v0448	I/46j Reason why head of household is not full-time working	directly measured
v0449	I/46k Head of households former occupation (sbc92)	directly measured
v0450	I/46k Head of households former occupation (u&s92)	directly measured
v0451	I/46k Head of households former occupation (isei92)	directly measured
v0452	I/46k Head of households former occupation (egp92)	directly measured
v0453	I/46k Head of households former occupation (isco88)	directly measured
v0454	I/46mn Number of employees supervised by head of household in former job	directly measured
v0455	I/46o Number of hours head of household worked per week	directly measured
v0456	I/46p Former job head of household ended in which year?	directly measured
v0457	I/46q Head of household willing to have work regularly?	directly measured
v0460	I/47 Highest education (completed) of father	directly measured
v0461	I/48a Occupational status of father during adolescence	directly measured
v0462	I/48aw Sector in which father was employed	directly measured
v0463	I/48ah Reason father did not work	directly measured
v0464	I/48an Reason father had never worked	directly measured
v0465	I/48b Fathers occupation during adolescence (sbc92)	directly measured
v0466	I/48b Fathers occupation during adolescence (u&s92)	directly measured
v0467	I/48b Fathers occupation during adolescence (isei92)	directly measured
v0468	I/48b Fathers occupation during adolescence (egp92)	directly measured
v0469	I/48b Fathers occupation during adolescence (isco88)	directly measured
v0470	I/48ef Number of employees supervised by father	directly measured
v0471	I/48gh Number of persons employed by self-employed father	directly measured
v0472	I/48i Number of hours father spent on work during adolescence	directly measured
v0473	I/48j Reason why father was not full-time working	directly measured
v0480	I/v49 Highest education (completed) of mother	directly measured
v0481	I/50a Occupational status of mother during adolescence	directly measured
v0482	I/50aw Sector in which mother was employed	directly measured
v0483	I/50ah Reason mother did not work	directly measured
v0484	I/50an Reason mother had never worked	directly measured
v0485	I/50b Mothers occupation during adolescence (sbc92)	directly measured
v0486	I/50b Mothers occupation during adolescence (u&s92)	directly measured
v0487	I/50b Mothers occupation during adolescence (isei92)	directly measured
v0488	I/50b Mothers occupation during adolescence (egp92)	directly measured
v0489	I/50b Mothers occupation during adolescence (isco88)	directly measured
v0490	I/50ef Number of persons supervised by mother	directly measured
v0491	I/50gh Number of persons employed by self-employed mother	directly measured
v0492	I/50i Number of hours mother spent on work during adolescence	directly measured
v0493	I/50j Reason why mother was not full-time working	directly measured
v0500	0/ Interviewer Wave 1 identification number	directly measured
v0501	0/ Interviewer wave 1 characteristic - age	directly measured
v0502	0/ Interviewer wave 1 characteristic - sex	directly measured
v0503	0/ Week of interview Wave 1	directly measured
v0504	0/ Date of interview Wave 1 (yyyymmdd)	directly measured
v0505	0/ Duration of interview Wave 1 (mmm)	directly measured
v0506	I/53a Any person present at first interview?	directly measured
v0507	I/53c Present at first interview - children under 6 years	directly measured
v0508	I/53d Present at first interview - children 6 years and older	directly measured
v0509	I/53e Present at first interview - spouse or partner	directly measured
v0510	I/53f Present at first interview - other relatives	directly measured
v0511	I/53g Present at first interview - other adults	directly measured
v0512	I/54a Disturbing influences first interview - first coding	directly measured
v0513	I/54b Disturbing influences first interview - second coding	directly measured
v0514	I/52a Willingness to participate in next wave	directly measured
v0515	I/52b Not willing to participate - reason	directly measured
v0550	I/10 Most important national problem - first answer (text)	directly measured
v0551	I/10 Most important national problem - second answer (text)	directly measured
v0552	I/10 Most important national problem - third answer (text)	directly measured
v0553	I/10 Most important national problem - fourth answer (text)	directly measured
v0554	I/10 Most important national problem - fifth answer (text)	directly measured
v0555	I/27c Reason for not voting in most recent municipal elections (text)	directly measured
v0556	I/30.1.1 Photo A - other name (text)	directly measured
v0557	I/30.1.2 Party - other (text)	directly measured
v0558	I/30.1.3 Political function - other (text)	directly measured
v0559	I/30.2.1 photo C - other name (text)	directly measured
v0560	I/30.2.2 Party - other (text)	directly measured
v0561	I/30.2.3 Political function - other (text)	directly measured
v0562	I/30.3.1 Photo C - other name (text)	directly measured
v0563	I/30.3.2 Party - other (text)	directly measured
v0564	I/30.3.3 Political function - other (text)	directly measured
v0565	I/30.4.1 Photo D - other name (text)	directly measured
v0566	I/30.4.2 Party - other (text)	directly measured
v0567	I/30.4.3 Political function - other (text)	directly measured
v0568	I/39b Respondents current occupation (text)	directly measured
v0569	I/39cd Branch of industry of respondents current occupation (text)	directly measured
v0570	I/39k Respondents former occupation (text)	directly measured
v0571	I/39l Branch of industry of respondents former occupation (text)	directly measured
v0572	I/43b Partners current occupation (text)	directly measured
v0573	I/43cd Branch of industry of partners current occupation (text)	directly measured
v0574	I/43k Partners former occupation (text)	directly measured
v0575	I/43l Branch of industry of partners former occupation (text)	directly measured
v0576	I/46b Head of households current occupation (text)	directly measured
v0577	I/46cd Branch of industry of head of households current occupation (text)	directly measured
v0578	I/46k Head of households former occupation (text)	directly measured
v0579	I/46l Branch of industry head of households former occupation (text)	directly measured
v0580	I/48b Fathers occupation during adolescence (text)	directly measured
v0582	I/50b Mothers occupation during adolescence (text)	directly measured
v0584	I/52b Not willing to participate - reason (text)	directly measured
v0585	I/54b Disturbing influences first interview (text)	directly measured
v0590	I/16 Order of statements about (not) voting	directly measured
v0591	I/18 Order of questions about poll results	directly measured
v0592	I/28 Order of questions about party sympathy	directly measured
v0593	I/29 Order of questions about sympathy of politicians	directly measured
v0594	I/32 Order of statements about the goals society should aim at	directly measured
v0600	II/2 Read campaign news in newspaper?	directly measured
v0601	II/3a Has seen electoral debates?	directly measured
v0602	II/3b Has seen electoral debate on eve of elections?	directly measured
v0603	II/3a Influenced by electoral debate on eve of elections?	directly measured
v0604	II/4 Campaign activity - displayed window posters	directly measured
v0605	II/4 Campaign activity - tried to convince others	directly measured
v0606	II/4 Campaign activity - contributed money to party	directly measured
v0607	II/4 Campaign activity - attended election rallies	directly measured
v0610	II/5 Did (not) vote in 1998 parliamentary elections	directly measured
v0611	II/6 Party voted for in 1998 parliamentary elections	directly measured
v0612	II/7 Party choice - first reason	directly measured
v0613	II/7 Party choice - second reason	directly measured
v0614	II/7 Party choice - third reason	directly measured
v0615	II/7 Party choice - fourth reason	directly measured
v0616	II/8 Party choice - when decided	directly measured
v0617	II/9a Did (not) cast preferential vote	directly measured
v0618	II/9b Reason for preferential vote - first reason	directly measured
v0619	II/9b Reason for preferential vote - second reason	directly measured
v0620	II/9c Did respondent authorize someone to vote by proxy?	directly measured
v0621	II/9d Person authorized to vote by proxy	directly measured
v0622	II/9e Has been authorized by someone to vote by proxy	directly measured
v0623	II/9f Person who authorized respondent to vote by proxy	directly measured
v0624	II/9g What time did you vote?	directly measured
v0625	II/10a Previous voting behavior of respondent	directly measured
v0626	II/11 Party previously voted for - first answer	directly measured
v0627	II/11 Party previously voted for - second answer	directly measured
v0628	II/11 Party previously voted for - third answer	directly measured
v0629	II/11 Party previously voted for - fourth answer	directly measured
v0630	II/11 Party previously voted for - fifth answer	directly measured
v0631	II/12a Considered not to vote	directly measured
v0632	II/12b Did hesitate about party choice	directly measured
v0633	II/13 First party considered as alternative choice	directly measured
v0634	II/13 Second party considered as alternative choice	directly measured
v0635	II/13 Third party considered as alternative choice	directly measured
v0636	II/13 Fourth party considered as alternative choice	directly measured
v0637	II/13 Fifth party considered as alternative choice	directly measured
v0638	II/14 Did not vote - first reason	directly measured
v0639	II/14 Did not vote - second reason	directly measured
v0640	II/14 Did not vote - third reason	directly measured
v0641	II/15 Did not vote - when decided	directly measured
v0642	II/16 Preferred party of non-voters	directly measured
v0650	II/17 Party to be included in coalition - D66	directly measured
v0651	II/17 Party to be included in coalition - PvdA	directly measured
v0652	II/17 Party to be included in coalition - CDA	directly measured
v0653	II/17 Party to be included in coalition - VVD	directly measured
v0654	II/17 Party to be included in coalition - GroenLinks	directly measured
v0655	II/18a (Post-)materialist priorities - first choice	directly measured
v0656	II/18b (Post-)materialist priorities - second choice	directly measured
v0657	II/18c (Post-)materialist priorities - third choice	directly measured
v0658	II/18d (Post-)materialist priorities - fourth choice	directly measured
v0660	II/19a Importance - income differences	directly measured
v0661	II/19b Importance - integration ethnic minorities	directly measured
v0662	II/19c Importance - nuclear plants	directly measured
v0663	II/19d Importance - heavy traffic on highways	directly measured
v0664	II/19e Importance - environmental pollution	directly measured
v0665	II/19f Importance - unemployment	directly measured
v0666	II/19g Importance - euthanasia	directly measured
v0667	II/19h Importance - European Union	directly measured
v0668	II/19i Importance - financial deficit of the state	directly measured
v0669	II/19j Importance - level social benefits	directly measured
v0670	II/19k Importance - securing good provision for old age	directly measured
v0671	II/19l Importance - misusing social benefits	directly measured
v0672	II/19m Importance - seeking for asylum	directly measured
v0673	II/19n Importance - crime	directly measured
v0674	II/19o Importance - health care	directly measured
v0680	II/20a Importance unemployment - CDA	directly measured
v0681	II/20b Importance unemployment - PvdA	directly measured
v0682	II/20c Importance unemployment - VVD	directly measured
v0683	II/20d Importance unemployment - D66	directly measured
v0684	II/20e Importance unemployment - GroenLinks	directly measured
v0685	II/20f Importance unemployment - GPV	directly measured
v0686	II/20g Importance unemployment - party voted for (II/6)	directly measured
v0687	II/21a Importance cleaner environment - CDA	directly measured
v0688	II/21b Importance cleaner environment - PvdA	directly measured
v0689	II/21c Importance cleaner environment - VVD	directly measured
v0690	II/21d Importance cleaner environment - D66	directly measured
v0691	II/21e Importance cleaner environment - GroenLinks	directly measured
v0692	II/21f Importance cleaner environment - GPV	directly measured
v0693	II/21g Importance environment - party voted for (II/6)	directly measured
v0694	II/22a Importance fighting crime - CDA	directly measured
v0695	II/22b Importance fighting crime - PvdA	directly measured
v0696	II/22c Importance fighting crime - VVD	directly measured
v0697	II/22d Importance fighting crime - D66	directly measured
v0698	II/22e Importance fighting crime - GroenLinks	directly measured
v0699	II/22f Importance fighting crime - GPV	directly measured
v0700	II/22g Importance fighting crime - party voted for (II/6)	directly measured
v0701	II/23a Importance refugees - CDA	directly measured
v0702	II/23b Importance refugees - PvdA	directly measured
v0703	II/23c Importance refugees - VVD	directly measured
v0704	II/23d Importance refugees - D66	directly measured
v0705	II/23e Importance refugees - GroenLinks	directly measured
v0706	II/23f Importance refugees - GPV	directly measured
v0707	II/23g Importance refugees - party voted for (II/6)	directly measured
v0708	II/24a Importance health care - CDA	directly measured
v0709	II/24b Importance health care - PvdA	directly measured
v0710	II/24c Importance health care - VVD	directly measured
v0711	II/24d Importance health care - D66	directly measured
v0712	II/24e Importance health care - GroenLinks	directly measured
v0713	II/24f Importance health care - GPV	directly measured
v0714	II/24g Importance health care - party voted for (II/6)	directly measured
v0720	II/25 How active: environmental organization	directly measured
v0721	II/25 How active: traffic organization	directly measured
v0722	II/25 How active: housing organization	directly measured
v0723	II/25 How active: third world or human rights	directly measured
v0724	II/25 How active: union	directly measured
v0725	II/25 How active: professional organization	directly measured
v0726	II/25 How active: neighborhood organization	directly measured
v0727	II/25 How active: womens organization	directly measured
v0728	II/25 How active: sports organization	directly measured
v0729	II/25b Other members of household member of union?	directly measured
v0730	II/28a Social benefits - position of CDA	directly measured
v0731	II/28b Social benefits - position of PvdA	directly measured
v0732	II/28c Social benefits - position of VVD	directly measured
v0733	II/28d Social benefits - position of D66	directly measured
v0734	II/28e Social benefits - position of GroenLinks	directly measured
v0735	II/28f Social benefits - position of GPV	directly measured
v0736	II/28g Social benefits - position of respondent	directly measured
v0737	II/27a Nuclear plants - position of CDA	directly measured
v0738	II/27b Nuclear plants - position of PvdA	directly measured
v0739	II/27c Nuclear plants - position of VVD	directly measured
v0740	II/27d Nuclear plants - position of D66	directly measured
v0741	II/27e Nuclear plants - position of GroenLinks	directly measured
v0742	II/27f Nuclear plants - position of GPV	directly measured
v0743	II/27g Nuclear plants - position of respondent	directly measured
v0745	II/29a Satisfaction with democracy in the Netherlands	directly measured
v0746	II/29b Fairness of elections in the Netherlands	directly measured
v0747	II/29c Reason unfairness elections in the Netherlands	directly measured
v0748	II/29d Parties (not) interested in opinions of people	directly measured
v0749	II/29e Parties necessary for functioning of democracy	directly measured
v0750	II/29f Evaluation of Dutch economy	directly measured
v0751	II/29ghi Dutch economy compared to 12 months ago	directly measured
v0752	II/29j Members of Dutch parliament are aware of opinions of ordinary people	directly measured
v0753	II/29k Did you have contact with member of parliament?	directly measured
v0754	II/29l How much does it matter which party one votes for?	directly measured
v0755	II/29m How much does it matter who is in charge?	directly measured
v0756	II/29n Are people open about their political opinion?	directly measured
v0757	II/30a Not enough attention paid to regional differences in composition parliament	directly measured
v0758	II/30b Every region/city should have representative	directly measured
v0759	II/31a Enfranchise foreigners in municipal elections	directly measured
v0760	II/31b Enfranchise foreigners in parliamentary elections	directly measured
v0765	II/32 Faith in Jaap de Hoop Scheffer as prime minister	directly measured
v0766	II/32 Faith in Wim Kok as prime minister	directly measured
v0767	II/32 Faith in Frits Bolkestein as prime minister	directly measured
v0768	II/32 Faith in Els Borst as prime minister	directly measured
v0770	II/33 Left-right self-rating (10 point scale)	directly measured
v0775	II/34a Left-right rating of PvdA (10 point scale)	directly measured
v0776	II/34b Left-right rating of VVD (10 point scale)	directly measured
v0777	II/34c Left-right rating of D66 (10 point scale)	directly measured
v0778	II/34d Left-right rating of GroenLinks(10 point scale)	directly measured
v0779	II/34e Left-right rating of CDA (10 point scale)	directly measured
v0780	II/34f Left-right rating of SGP (10 point scale)	directly measured
v0781	II/34g Left-right rating of GPV (10 point scale)	directly measured
v0782	II/34h Left-right rating of RPF (10 point scale)	directly measured
v0783	II/34i Left-right rating of Centrumdemocraten (10 point scale)	directly measured
v0784	II/34j Left-right rating of SP (10 point scale)	directly measured
v0785	II/34k Left-right rating of AOV/Unie 55+ (10 point scale)	directly measured
v0790	II/35a MPs do (not) care about opinions of people like me	directly measured
v0791	II/35b Parties only interested in my vote, not in my opinion	directly measured
v0792	II/35c People like me have no influence on politics	directly measured
v0793	II/35d So many people vote, my vote does not matter	directly measured
v0794	II/35e MPs quickly lose contact with citizens	directly measured
v0795	II/index External political efficacy score q35	directly measured
v0796	II/36a Consider myself qualified for politics	directly measured
v0797	II/36b Well informed about political problems	directly measured
v0798	II/36c Politics sometimes too complicated	directly measured
v0799	II/index Internal political efficacy score q36	directly measured
v0800	II/37a Politicians promise more than they can deliver	directly measured
v0801	II/37b Ministers primarily self-interested	directly measured
v0802	II/37c Friends more important than abilities to become MP	directly measured
v0803	II/index Political cynicism score q37	directly measured
v0804	II/38 Can one trust other people?	directly measured
v0805	II/39a When you have problems, you are on your own	directly measured
v0806	II/39b Nobody has special interest in you	directly measured
v0807	II/39c There is always someone you can ask for help	directly measured
v0808	II/39d Even closest family not interested	directly measured
v0809	II/39e I often feel abandoned	directly measured
v0810	II/39f I do not know whom to ask for help, besides my family	directly measured
v0815	II/41a Acceptance political decisions - legality	directly measured
v0816	II/41b Acceptance political decisions - tradition	directly measured
v0817	II/41c No acceptance political decisions - self-interest	directly measured
v0818	II/41d No acceptance political decisions - principles	directly measured
v0819	II/41e No acceptance political decisions - feelings	directly measured
v0820	II/41f Action when political decisions are illegal	directly measured
v0821	II/41g Action when political decisions are against self-interest	directly measured
v0822	II/41h Action when political decisions are against principles	directly measured
v0823	II/41i Action when political decisions are against feelings	directly measured
v0830	II/43a Probability of future vote for PvdA	directly measured
v0831	II/43b Probability of future vote for VVD	directly measured
v0832	II/43c Probability of future vote for D66	directly measured
v0833	II/43d Probability of future vote for GroenLinks	directly measured
v0834	II/43e Probability of future vote for CDA	directly measured
v0835	II/43f Probability of future vote for SGP	directly measured
v0836	II/43g Probability of future vote for GPV	directly measured
v0837	II/43h Probability of future vote for RPF	directly measured
v0838	II/43i Probability of future vote for Centrumdemocraten	directly measured
v0839	II/43j Probability of future vote for SP	directly measured
v0840	II/43k Probability of future vote for AOV/Unie 55+	directly measured
v0842	II/44a Chance acting against unjust national bill	directly measured
v0845	II/44b Did (not) contact cabinet minister	directly measured
v0846	II/44b Did (not) contact member of parliament	directly measured
v0847	II/44b Did (not) sign a petition	directly measured
v0848	II/44b Did (not) try to activate interest group	directly measured
v0849	II/44b Did (not) try to activate radio or TV	directly measured
v0850	II/44b Did (not) try to activate political party	directly measured
v0851	II/44b Did (not) contact mayor or alderman	directly measured
v0852	II/44b Did (not) contact municipal councilor	directly measured
v0853	II/44b Did (not) join civic action group	directly measured
v0854	II/44b Did (not) join demonstration	directly measured
v0855	II/44b Did (not) try to activate newspaper	directly measured
v0856	II/44b Did (not) lodge a complaint	directly measured
v0857	II/44b Did (not) contact department official	directly measured
v0858	II/index Civic participation score q44b	directly measured
v0860	II/45ab Should there also be confessional parties?	directly measured
v0861	II/45c Should there also be confessional unions?	directly measured
v0862	II/45de Should there also be confessional schools?	directly measured
v0863	II/45fg Should there also be confessional radio and tv?	directly measured
v0864	II/46 Religion is a good guide in politics	directly measured
v0865	II/index Confessional attitude score q45-q46	directly measured
v0870	II/47 Social class - self image	directly measured
v0875	II/48a An important job is to teach children patriotism	directly measured
v0876	II/48b Our social provisions are not meant for foreigners	directly measured
v0877	II/48c Every Dutchman should observe our national symbols	directly measured
v0878	II/48d Foreigners are a threat to our culture	directly measured
v0879	II/48e Youngsters should learn self-control and determination	directly measured
v0880	II/48f Foreigners abuse social provisions more than Dutchmen	directly measured
v0881	II/48g Children should learn obedience and respect for authorities	directly measured
v0882	II/48h Differences between ethnic groups are natural	directly measured
v0883	II/v49 Reason to participate in this survey	directly measured
v0885	II/ Interviewer Wave 2 identification number	directly measured
v0886	0/ Interviewer wave 2 characteristic - age	directly measured
v0887	0/ Interviewer wave 2 characteristic - sex	directly measured
v0888	II/ Date of second interview (yyyymmdd)	directly measured
v0889	II/ Duration of second interview (mmm)	directly measured
v0890	II/51a Any person present at second interview?	directly measured
v0891	II/51c Present at second interview - children under 6 years	directly measured
v0892	II/51d Present at second interview - children 6 years and older	directly measured
v0893	II/51e Present at second interview - spouse or partner	directly measured
v0894	II/51f Present at second interview - other relatives	directly measured
v0895	II/51g Present at second interview - other adults	directly measured
v0896	II/52b Disturbing influences second interview - first coding	directly measured
v0897	II/52b Disturbing influences second interview - second coding	directly measured
v0898	II/v50a1 Accepted lottery ticket	directly measured
v0899	II/v50a1 Promised to fill in self-completion questionnaire	directly measured
v0900	II/50b Willingness to participate in next wave	directly measured
v0901	II/50c Reason for not willing to participate in next wave	directly measured
v0905	II/7 Party choice - reason (text)	directly measured
v0906	II/9b Other reason for preferential vote (text)	directly measured
v0907	II/14a Did not vote - first reason (text)	directly measured
v0908	II/14b Did not vote - second reason (text)	directly measured
v0909	II/14c Did not vote - third reason (text)	directly measured
v0910	II/14d Did not vote - fourth reason (text)	directly measured
v0911	II/14e Did not vote - fifth reason (text)	directly measured
v0912	II/29c Reason elections in the Netherlands are unfair (text)	directly measured
v0913	II/50c Reason for not willing to participate in next wave (text)	directly measured
v0914	II/52b Disturbing influences second interview (text)	directly measured
v0915	II/19 Order of questions about the importance of issues	directly measured
v0916	II/20-24 Order of questions about the importance parties attach to issues	directly measured
v0917	II/30 Order of questions about territorial representation	directly measured
v0918	II/32 Order of questions about prospective prime ministers	directly measured
v0919	II/35 Order of questions about external efficacy	directly measured
v0920	II/36 Order of questions about internal efficacy	directly measured
v0921	II/37 Order of questions about cynicism	directly measured
v0922	II/39 Order of questions about political trust	directly measured
v0923	II/41 Order of questions about legitimacy	directly measured
v0924	II/43 Order of questions about probability future vote	directly measured
v0925	II/48 Order of questions about right wing-extremism and xenophobia	directly measured
v0950	S/1 Number of relevant persons mentioned	directly measured
v0951	S/2 Age first relevant person	directly measured
v0952	S/2 Age second relevant person	directly measured
v0953	S/2 Age third relevant person	directly measured
v0954	S/3 Sex first relevant person	directly measured
v0955	S/3 Sex second relevant person	directly measured
v0956	S/3 Sex third relevant person	directly measured
v0957	S/4 Marital status first relevant person	directly measured
v0958	S/4 Marital status second relevant person	directly measured
v0959	S/4 Marital status third relevant person	directly measured
v0960	S/5 First relevant person is - member of family	directly measured
v0961	S/5 First relevant person is - colleague	directly measured
v0962	S/5 First relevant person is - member of same club	directly measured
v0963	S/5 First relevant person is - member of same church	directly measured
v0964	S/5 First relevant person is - neighbor	directly measured
v0965	S/5 First relevant person is - friend	directly measured
v0966	S/5 First relevant person is - other	directly measured
v0967	S/5 Second relevant person is - member of family	directly measured
v0968	S/5 Second relevant person is - colleague	directly measured
v0969	S/5 Second relevant person is - member of same club	directly measured
v0970	S/5 Second relevant person is - member of same church	directly measured
v0971	S/5 Second relevant person is - neighbor	directly measured
v0972	S/5 Second relevant person is - friend	directly measured
v0973	S/5 Second relevant person is - other	directly measured
v0974	S/5 Third relevant person is - member of family	directly measured
v0975	S/5 Third relevant person is - colleague	directly measured
v0976	S/5 Third relevant person is - member of same club	directly measured
v0977	S/5 Third relevant person is - member of same church	directly measured
v0978	S/5 Third relevant person is - neighbor	directly measured
v0979	S/5 Third relevant person is - friend	directly measured
v0980	S/5 Third relevant person is - other	directly measured
v0981	S/6 Religious denomination of first relevant person	directly measured
v0982	S/6 Religious denomination of second relevant person	directly measured
v0983	S/6 Religious denomination of third relevant person	directly measured
v0984	S/7 Employment status of first relevant person	directly measured
v0985	S/7 Employment status of second relevant person	directly measured
v0986	S/7 Employment status of third relevant person	directly measured
v0987	S/9 How often do you speak with first relevant person	directly measured
v0988	S/9 How often do you speak with second relevant person	directly measured
v0989	S/9 How often do you speak with third relevant person	directly measured
v0990	S/10 Political interest of first relevant person	directly measured
v0991	S/10 Political interest of second relevant person	directly measured
v0992	S/10 Political interest of third relevant person	directly measured
v0993	S/11 Frequency talking about politics with first relevant person	directly measured
v0994	S/11 Frequency talking about politics with second relevant person	directly measured
v0995	S/11 Frequency talking about politics with third relevant person	directly measured
v0996	S/12 Political agreement with first relevant person	directly measured
v0997	S/12 Political agreement with second relevant person	directly measured
v0998	S/12 Political agreement with third relevant person	directly measured
v0999	S/13 Left-right rating of first relevant person (11 point scale)	directly measured
v1000	S/13 Left-right rating of second relevant person (11 point scale)	directly measured
v1001	S/13 Left-right rating of third relevant person (11 point scale)	directly measured
v1002	S/14 Left right self-rating (11 point scale)	directly measured
v1003	S/15 Party first relevant person voted for	directly measured
v1004	S/15 Party second relevant person voted for	directly measured
v1005	S/15 Party third relevant person voted for	directly measured
v1010	S/16 Frequency contact with - family	directly measured
v1011	S/16 Frequency contact with - friends	directly measured
v1012	S/16 Frequency contact with - neighbors	directly measured
v1013	S/16 Frequency contact with - colleagues	directly measured
v1014	S/17 Discusses personal matters with - family	directly measured
v1015	S/17 Discusses personal matters with - friends	directly measured
v1016	S/17 Discusses personal matters with - neighbors	directly measured
v1017	S/17 Discusses personal matters with - colleagues	directly measured
v1020	S/18 Trust in churches	directly measured
v1021	S/18 Trust in army	directly measured
v1022	S/18 Trust in judges	directly measured
v1023	S/18 Trust in press	directly measured
v1024	S/18 Trust in police	directly measured
v1025	S/18 Trust in parliament	directly measured
v1026	S/18 Trust in administration	directly measured
v1027	S/18 Trust in big companies	directly measured
v1028	S/18 Trust in European Union	directly measured
v1029	S/18 Trust in NATO	directly measured
v1030	S/19 Frequency watching - Netwerk	directly measured
v1031	S/19 Frequency watching - NOS 8 uur journaal (Ned.1)	directly measured
v1032	S/19 Frequency watching - NOS 6 uur journaal (Ned.2)	directly measured
v1033	S/19 Frequency watching - 2 Vandaag (Ned.2)	directly measured
v1034	S/19 Frequency watching - Jeugdjournaal (Ned.3)	directly measured
v1035	S/19 Frequency watching - Barend & Witteman (Ned.3)	directly measured
v1036	S/19 Frequency watching - Lingo (Ned.3)	directly measured
v1037	S/19 Frequency watching - Achter het Nieuws (ceased to exist 22/09/92)	directly measured
v1038	S/19 Frequency watching - NOS 10 uur journaal (Ned.3)	directly measured
v1039	S/19 Frequency watching - NOVA-Den Haag Vandaag (Ned.3)	directly measured
v1040	S/19 Frequency watching - RTL4-journaal (RTL4)	directly measured
v1041	S/19 Frequency watching - 5 Uur Show (RTL4)	directly measured
v1042	S/19 Frequency watching - The Bold and the Beautiful (RTL4)	directly measured
v1043	S/19 Frequency watching - Goede Tijden Slechte Tijden (RTL4)	directly measured
v1044	S/19 Frequency watching - RTL5-journaal (RTL5)	directly measured
v1045	S/19 Frequency watching - Vijf in het Land (RTL5)	directly measured
v1046	S/19 Frequency watching - Hart van Nederland (SBS6)	directly measured
v1047	S/19 Frequency watching - Actienieuws (SBS6)	directly measured
v1048	S/19 Frequency watching - Goudkust (SBS6)	directly measured
v1049	S/19 Frequency watching - Onderweg naar Morgen (Veronica)	directly measured
v1055	S/20 Frequency listening to - Radio 1	directly measured
v1056	S/20 Frequency listening to - Radio 2	directly measured
v1057	S/20 Frequency listening to - Radio 3	directly measured
v1058	S/20 Frequency listening to - Radio 4	directly measured
v1059	S/20 Frequency listening to - Radio 5	directly measured
v1060	S/20 Frequency listening to - Radio 10 Gold	directly measured
v1061	S/20 Frequency listening to - Veronica	directly measured
v1062	S/20 Frequency listening to - Radio 538	directly measured
v1063	S/20 Frequency listening to - Sky Radio	directly measured
v1064	S/20 Frequency listening to - Radio Klassiek	directly measured
v1065	S/20 Frequency listening to - Regional network	directly measured
v1066	S/20 Frequency listening to - other	directly measured
v1067	S/20 Other radiostation respondent listens to	directly measured
v1070	S/21 Frequency reading - Telegraaf	directly measured
v1071	S/21 Frequency reading - Algemeen Dagblad	directly measured
v1072	S/21 Frequency reading - NRC Handelsblad	directly measured
v1073	S/21 Frequency reading - Volkskrant	directly measured
v1074	S/21 Frequency reading - Trouw	directly measured
v1075	S/21 Frequency reading - Parool	directly measured
v1076	S/21 Frequency reading - Regional newspaper	directly measured
v1080	S/22 Frequency reading - De Groene Amsterdammer	directly measured
v1081	S/22 Frequency reading - Elsevier	directly measured
v1082	S/22 Frequency reading - Vrij Nederland	directly measured
v1083	S/22 Frequency reading - Story	directly measured
v1084	S/22 Frequency reading - Weekend	directly measured
v1085	S/22 Frequency reading - Prive	directly measured
v1086	S/22 Frequency reading - Panorama	directly measured
v1087	S/22 Frequency reading - Viva	directly measured
v1088	S/22 Frequency reading - Margriet	directly measured
v1089	S/22 Frequency reading - Libelle	directly measured
v1090	S/22 Frequency reading - Other	directly measured
v1095	S/23 Seen television commercial of PvdA	directly measured
v1096	S/23 Seen television commercial of CDA	directly measured
v1097	S/23 Seen television commercial of VVD	directly measured
v1098	S/23 Seen television commercial of D66	directly measured
v1099	S/23 Seen television commercial of GroenLinks	directly measured
v1100	S/23 Seen television commercial of SP	directly measured
v1101	S/23 Seen television commercial of other party	directly measured
v1105	S/24 Evaluation television commercial of PVDA	directly measured
v1106	S/24 Evaluation television commercial of CDA	directly measured
v1107	S/24 Evaluation television commercial of VVD	directly measured
v1108	S/24 Evaluation television commercial of D66	directly measured
v1109	S/24 Evaluation television commercial of GroenLinks	directly measured
v1110	S/24 Evaluation television commercial of SP	directly measured
v1111	S/24 Evaluation television commercial of other party	directly measured
v1115	S/25 Used internet to find information about electoral campaign	directly measured
v1120	S/26 Approached by mail by PvdA	directly measured
v1121	S/26 Approached on the street by PvdA	directly measured
v1122	S/26 Approached in another way by PvdA	directly measured
v1123	S/26 Approached by mail by CDA	directly measured
v1124	S/26 Approached on the street by CDA	directly measured
v1125	S/26 Approached in another way by CDA	directly measured
v1126	S/26 Approached by mail by VVD	directly measured
v1127	S/26 Approached on the street by VVD	directly measured
v1128	S/26 Approached in another way by VVD	directly measured
v1129	S/26 Approached by mail by D66	directly measured
v1130	S/26 Approached on the street by D66	directly measured
v1131	S/26 Approached in another way by D66	directly measured
v1132	S/26 Approached by mail by GroenLinks	directly measured
v1133	S/26 Approached on the street by GroenLinks	directly measured
v1134	S/26 Approached in another way by GroenLinks	directly measured
v1135	S/26 Approached by mail by SGP	directly measured
v1136	S/26 Approached on the street by SGP	directly measured
v1137	S/26 Approached in another way by SGP	directly measured
v1138	S/26 Approached by mail by GPV	directly measured
v1139	S/26 Approached on the street by GPV	directly measured
v1140	S/26 Approached in another way by GPV	directly measured
v1141	S/26 Approached by mail by RPF	directly measured
v1142	S/26 Approached on the street by RPF	directly measured
v1143	S/26 Approached in another way by RPF	directly measured
v1144	S/26 Approached by mail by Centrumdemocraten	directly measured
v1145	S/26 Approached on the street by Centrumdemocraten	directly measured
v1146	S/26 Approached in another way by Centrumdemocraten	directly measured
v1147	S/26 Approached by mail by UNIE 55+	directly measured
v1148	S/26 Approached on the street by UNIE 55+	directly measured
v1149	S/26 Approached in another way by UNIE 55+	directly measured
v1150	S/26 Approached by mail by AOV	directly measured
v1151	S/26 Approached on the street by AOV	directly measured
v1152	S/26 Approached in another way by AOV	directly measured
v1153	S/26 Approached by mail by SP	directly measured
v1154	S/26 Approached on the street by SP	directly measured
v1155	S/26 Approached in another way by SP	directly measured
v1156	S/26 Approached by mail by Senioren 2000	directly measured
v1157	S/26 Approached on the street by Senioren 2000	directly measured
v1158	S/26 Approached in another way by Senioren 2000	directly measured
v1159	S/26 Approached by mail by other party	directly measured
v1160	S/26 Approached on the street by other party	directly measured
v1161	S/26 Approached in another way by other party	directly measured
v1164	S/v27 Interested in politics?	directly measured
v1165	S/28 Political interest - municipality	directly measured
v1166	S/28 Political interest - neighborhood	directly measured
v1167	S/28 Political interest - province	directly measured
v1168	S/28 Political interest - Europe	directly measured
v1169	S/28 Political interest - rest of the world	directly measured
v1170	S/29 Reads national news in national newspaper	directly measured
v1171	S/29 Reads national news in regional/local newspaper	directly measured
v1172	S/29 Reads national news in weekly magazine	directly measured
v1173	S/29 Reads national news in monthly magazine	directly measured
v1174	S/29 Reads foreign news in national newspaper	directly measured
v1175	S/29 Reads foreign news in regional/local newspaper	directly measured
v1176	S/29 Reads foreign news in weekly magazine	directly measured
v1177	S/29 Reads foreign news in monthly magazine	directly measured
v1180	S/30 Did you recommend acquaintance to vote for party?	directly measured
v1181	S/31 Did acquaintance recommend you to vote for party?	directly measured
v1182	S/32 Friends generally have same party preference	directly measured
v1185	S/33 What day did you fill in this questionnaire? (yyyymmdd)	directly measured
v1186	S/34 What time did you fill in this questionnaire? (hhmm)	directly measured
v1187	S/35 Duration of filling in questionnaire (mmm)	directly measured
v1188	S/ Date of receipt of the questionnaire (yyyymmdd)	directly measured
v1200	S/8 Profession of first relevant person (text)	directly measured
v1201	S/8 Profession of second relevant person (text)	directly measured
v1202	S/8 Profession of third relevant person (text)	directly measured
v1203	S/20 Frequency listening to other - namely (text)	directly measured
v1204	S/22 Frequency reading other - namely (text)	directly measured
v1205	S/23 Seen television commercial of other party - namely (text)	directly measured
v1206	S/26 Approached by other party, namely (text)	directly measured

Questions

Questionnaire: Dutch Parliamentary Election Studies 1998

The questionnaire was administrated in Dutch

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Response Information

Response Overview

The Dutch Parliamentary Election Study 1998 was based on a sample of persons, rather than addresses. The first wave started on March 30 and ended on May 5 (one day before the parliamentary elections). The second wave was held after the election date of May 6, namely from May 11 till July 4. At the end of the second wave a self-completion questionnaire was handed over to the respondents. They were asked to fill in the questionnaire and return it to the fieldwork organization.

Collection Events

Period

30-03-1998 to 05-05-1998

Sample

Gross sample 4207, response 2101

Collection Mode

face-to-face interviews

Fieldwork Note

Ended one day before the elections. Multi-stage sampling procedure: first stage - municipalities selected, second stage - persons from within the municipalities were selected. Eight municipalities were self-selective (Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Den Haag, Utrecht, Eindhoven, Groningen, Tilburg, Breda).

Period

11-05-1998 to 04-07-1998

Sample

Wave 2 of panel, response 86.3%

Collection Mode

face-to-face interviews

Fieldwork Note

Started five days after elections. Multi-stage sampling procedure: first stage - neighborhoods selected from Gemeentelijke Basis Administratie (GBA), second stage - persons from within the neighborhoods were selected

Period

11-05-1998 to 04-07-1998

Sample

Wave 3 of panel, response 66.1%

Collection Mode

self-completion questionnaire

Fieldwork Note

At the end of the second wave a self-completion questionnaire was handed over to the respondents.