Creator: Sigrid Suetens (Tilburg University)
| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Immigrant panel > Trust relations in an ethnically diverse society: Trustworthiness of immigrants | The purpose of the study is to understand whether people in the Netherlands base their decision to reciprocate someone’s trust or not on the origin of that person. This concerns the version for the immigrant panel (B-players). |
| Trust relations in an ethnically diverse society: Trustworthiness of Dutch natives | The purpose of the study is to understand whether people in the Netherlands base their decision to reciprocate someone’s trust or not on the origin of that person. |
| Trust relations in an ethnically diverse society: Trustworthiness of Dutch natives > Trustworthiness December 2014 (B-players) | The purpose of the study is to understand whether people in the Netherlands base their decision to reciprocate someone’s trust or not on the origin of that person. |
| Trust relations in an ethnically diverse society: Trustworthiness of Dutch natives > Trustworthiness February 2015 (B-players) | The purpose of the study is to understand whether people in the Netherlands base their decision to reciprocate someone’s trust or not on the origin of that person. This wave is about two extra samples of B players. |
| Trust relations in an ethnically diverse society: Trustworthiness of Dutch natives > Trust March 2015 (A-players) | The purpose of the study is to understand whether people in the Netherlands base their decision to reciprocate someone’s trust or not on the origin of that person. This wave is about the A players. |
| Social Status | This study consists of two experiments in which respondents rate the social status of persons. |
| Social Status > Social Status (based on first names and gender) | Rating the social status of persons based on first names and gender. |
| Social Status > Social Status (based on first names, gender, and education) | Rating the social status of persons based on first names, gender, and education. |
| Trust relations in an ethnically diverse society: Trustworthiness of Dutch natives > Trustworthiness December 2016 (B-players) | The purpose of the study is to understand whether people in the Netherlands base their decision to reciprocate someone’s trust or not on the origin of that person. |
| Trust relations in an ethnically diverse society: Trustworthiness of Dutch natives > Trustworthiness December 2015 (B-players) | The purpose of the study is to understand whether people in the Netherlands base their decision to reciprocate someone’s trust or not on the origin of that person. This wave is about the B players. |
| Trust relations in an ethnically diverse society: Trustworthiness of Dutch natives > Trust March 2016 (A-players) | The purpose of the study is to understand whether people in the Netherlands base their decision to reciprocate someone’s trust or not on the origin of that person. This wave is about the A players. |
| Choices in money distribution 1 > Choices in money distribution > Choices in money distribution 2020 | Vignette experiment in which 42 choice tasks are administered. The respondent chooses between different distributions of money between him/herself and another person. The other person is a man or woman, from the Netherlands, Turkey, or Morocco (resulting in 6 conditions). In addition, a name is shown for the other person (random 1 of 10 names corresponding to the sex and origin). |
| Choices in money distribution > Choices in money distribution | Vignette experiment in which 42 choice tasks are administered. The respondent chooses between different distributions of money between him/herself and another person. The other person is a man or woman, from the Netherlands, Turkey, or Morocco (resulting in 6 conditions). In addition, a name is shown for the other person (random 1 of 10 names corresponding to the sex and origin). |
| Choices in money distribution 1 > Choices in money distribution > Choices in money distribution 2020 (December) | Vignette experiment in which 42 choice tasks are administered. The respondent chooses between different distributions of money between him/herself and another person. The other person is a man or woman, from the Netherlands, Turkey, or Morocco (resulting in 6 conditions). In addition, a name is shown for the other person (random 1 of 10 names corresponding to the sex and origin). |