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Adolescent career behavior: Free career choice - Wave 1, 2021
No full textThe dataset Adolescent Career Behavior: Free Career Choice_Wave 1 (ACB_FCC_W1) captures early and middle adolescents' career-related behaviors. Data collection took place in the spring of 2021, involving 3,276 students aged 11 to 19. Participants were enrolled in 5th, 6th, and 7th grade of primary school, as well as 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade of secondary school. The survey explored various aspects of career choice, vocational interests and preferences, challenges in career decision-making, vocational identity formation, gender and social stereotypes in career choices, as well as school satisfaction, motivation, and academic achievement. It also included basic sociodemographic and educational data. The survey was administered via an online testing platform, with guidance from researchers or school psychologists, either in-person or in virtual school settings. Prior to data collection, necessary approvals were obtained from the Ministry of Science and Education, the Ethical Board at the Ivo Pilar Institute, and school principals. Additionally, informed consent was secured from students and their parents.
The ACB_FCC_W1 dataset represents the first wave of a three-year longitudinal study (2021–2023) conducted as part of the project The Model of Free Career Choice: The Role of Autonomous Career Motivation and Protective and Risk Factors in Career Development of Adolescents (FreeCareerChoice), funded by the Croatian Science Foundation (IP-2019-04-7537). This project examines adolescent career development through both quantitative and qualitative research approaches. It includes three independent quantitative studies (cross-sectional, longitudinal, and quasi-experimental) alongside several smaller qualitative studies
Stavovi i percepcije braka i obitelji: kvalitativno istraživanje u sklopu kolegija "Mješovita metodologija u sociološkom istraživanjima" 2024./25.
No full textKvalitativna dionica projekta izvedenog u sklopu kolegija "Mješovita metodologija u sociološkim istraživanjima" u ljetnom semestru 2024./25. U fokusu ove dionice istraživanja su mišljenja i osjećaji o braku i obitelji. Pogotovo su od interesa bili različiti načini na koji raznoliki ljudi definiraju obitelj i brak, razmišljanja o drugim obiteljskim oblicima (npr. o kohabitaciji ili istospolnim partnerstvima) kao i o razvodu, roditeljstvu općenito te o razlozima zbog kojih se ljudi odlučuju (ne) imati djecu. Pri tome su od interesa bila i osobna iskustva sudionika vezano uz te teme (primjerice, odrastanje u
određenim oblicima obitelji i sredinama ili vlastita romantična povijest) i kako su ona utjecala na njihova razmišljanja i osjećaje
Rasprostranjenost i čimbenici prihvaćanja klimatskih dezinformacija u Hrvatskoj 2024
No full textIstraživanje je nastalo i provedeno u okviru projekta "Činjenice o klimatskoj krizi - klima.faktograf.hr" koji je sufinanciran od strane Agencije za elektroničke medije u okviru mjere “Uspostava provjere medijskih činjenica i sustava javne objave podataka” (referentni broj: NPOO C1.1.1. R6-I2), koja se provodi u sklopu Nacionalnog plana oporavka i otpornosti. Nositelj projekta je Faktograf - udruga za informiranu javnost, a projektni partner je Sveučilište u Zadru.
Prikupljanje podataka provela je agencija Ipsos u ožujku 2024. godine na populaciji punoljetnih građana Hrvatske. Uzorak je dobiven metodom stratificiranog višeetapnog uzorkovanja, a obuhvaćeno je 1000 ispitanika - 701 ispitanik putem telefonske ankete (metoda CATI) i 299 ispitanika putem online panela (metoda CAWI). Konačni uzorak je postupkom poststratifikacijskog utežavanja usklađen s populacijskim parametrima.
Cilj istraživanja bio je utvrditi prisutnost, karakteristike i prediktore prihvaćanja klimatskih dezinformacijskih narativa među punoljetnim građanima Hrvatske. Ispitane su sociodemografske karakteristike ispitanika, percepcija klimatskih promjena, prihvaćanje klimatskih dezinformacijskih narativa, kanali informiranja i medijske prakse ispitanika, politički stavovi ispitanika te generalizirano povjerenje i povjerenje u znanost i institucije
Self-descriptions and other essays and self-report measures of self-enhancement, self-protection and their correlates
No full textThe dataset comprises short essays and questionnaire self-reports from 378 participants, who had complete data and provided quality data. The participants are U.S. citizens, 25 to 40 years of age and whose L1 is the English language. They wrote four short essays, answering the prompts on their positive traits, their negative traits, positive sides of universal healthcare, and the negative sides of universal healthcare. The self-report questions comprise self-enhancement, self-protection, global self-esteem, the Dark Tetrad, depression, anxiety, stress, and the Big Five traits and facets.
The data were collected in two waves; the first one in the middle of December 2024, and the second one in the beginning of February 2025. The second wave of data collection happened in order to enlarge the sample size.
The purpose of this data collection was to obtain data for the PhD research of the author, on the topic of the amplified and attenuated language in self-descriptions as signals of personality and constructs related to maintaining a positive self-view
ParlaCAP: Dataset for tracking political agenda-setting across European parliaments
No full textThe ParlaCAP dataset consists of 8 million speeches from 28 European national and regional parliaments, with each speech coded with the sentiment expressed (ParlaSent coding from negative, over neutral, to positive) and the topic discussed (Comparative Agendas Project coding with 22 topics), and rich metadata on the speakers, parties and democracies. The dataset is an extension of the ParlaMint 5.0 dataset, which was primarily focused on the transcripts of parliamentary speeches and their metadata. The ParlaCAP dataset extends the ParlaMint dataset via the “text as data” paradigm by automatically coding topics and sentiment for each speech, simplifying the data to a tabular form, and thereby empowering social science research on agenda setting and negativity in political discourse across a broad set of parliaments. For automatic coding, multilingual transformer models were used, with the ParlaCAP model for topic, and the ParlaSent model for sentiment
Croatian Election Study 2012: Post-election public opinion survey (SUF edition)
No full textThe data were collected from a representative stratified (multi-stage) sample of adult citizens (over 18 years old) of the Republic of Croatia. The sample comprises 1002 people and was collected using the F2F method between 10.1 and 20.1. in 2012. The goal was to collect data on citizens' voting behavior and political attitudes after the 2011 parliamentary elections in Croatia (post-election survey)
Croatian Election Study 2007: Pre-election public opinion survey (SUF edition)
No full textThe data were collected from a representative sample of adult citizens (over 18 years old) of the Republic of Croatia via multistage stratified simple random sampling. The sample comprised 1083 people and was collected using the F2F method between 10.11 and 23.11. in 2007. The goal was to collect data on citizens' voting behavior and political attitudes before the 2007 parliamentary elections in Croatia (pre-election survey). The survey was conducted as part of the Elections, Parties, and Parliament in Croatia project, funded by the Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of Croatia
Croatian Election Study 1995: Pre-election public opinion survey (SUF edition)
No full textThe data were collected from a representative sample of adult citizens (over 18 years old) of the Republic of Croatia via multistage stratified simple random sampling. The sample comprised 1144 people and was collected using the F2F method in October 1995. The goal was to collect data on citizens' voting behavior and political attitudes before the 1995 parliamentary elections in Croatia (pre-election survey). The survey was conducted as part of the Elections, Parties and Parliament in Croatia: 1990 - 2000 project
Croatian Election Study 1990: Pre-election public opinion survey (SUF edition)
No full textThe data were collected from a representative sample of adult citizens (over 18 years old) of the Republic of Croatia via multistage stratified simple random sampling. The sample comprised 2608 people and was collected using the F2F method in April 1990. The goal was to collect data on citizens' voting behavior and political attitudes before the 1990 parliamentary elections in Croatia (pre-election survey). The survey was conducted as part of the Elections, Parties and Parliament in Croatia: 1990 - 2000 project
Lexical decision times for nouns from the Croatian Psycholinguistic Database
No full textThis dataset contains the subset of nouns taken from the Croatian Psycholingustic Database, and expands it with corresponding reaction times in a lexical decision task, gathered in a separate study. The dataset holds information on the following word characteristics: word length; word frequency; subjective frequency ratings; concreteness ratings; imageability ratings; age-of-acquisition ratings; lexical decision reaction times. For each of the words in the dataset, the mean, median, minimum and maximum values (as well as the standard deviation) are listed. In total, data for 2612 words is presented