GESIS Panel - Campus File

The following description of the contents begins with the most recent wave.

Part of every survey for all respondents (except in the Recruitment Interview):
mode of invitation; mode of participation; date of the beginning an the end of the fieldwork; AAPOR wave code; survey evaluation (interesting, diverse, important for science, long, difficult, too personal) and overall survey evaluation; comprehensability of the questions; conceptual stimulus of the question (through wave bb); break during the survey and its duration; other people present during the interview; participation location (from home or from another place); participation device; feedback of the respondent; date on which the questionnaire was completed; estimated duration; starting with wave bd: difficulties to understand the questionnaire; difficulties to find answers.

Wave bf:
Panel survey participation; evaluation; mode preferences.
Internet access; internet usage.
Inheritance taxes and motives of intergenerational transfers within families.
Memory: Metacognitive Prospective Memory Battery (MPMB).
Demography (update).

Wave be:
Media Usage: Social network usage.
Work and Leisure.
Pro-environmental Behavior in High Cost Situations: financial investments.
Leisure travel; Subjective well-being.

Wave bd:
Personality and personal values.
Beauty-related actions: Social and individual predictors of doing beauty.
Conceptions of democracy: Citizens conception of democracy; Political participation.
Leisure travel; Subjective well-being.

Wave bc:
Environment and society: Environmental attitudes and behavior.
Elections in the European Union.
A short version of the Metacognitive Prospective Memory Battery (MPMBs).
Leisure travel; Subjective well-being.

Wave bb:
Social and political participation.
Elections in the European Union.
International panel comparison: online part of the GESIS Panel, the GIP in Germany, the Dutch LISS Panel, and the ELIPSS in France.
Positive and negative affect schedule (PANAS) scale.
Additional survey evaluation.

Wave ba:
Subjective well-being.
Environmental spatial strategies.
Question design experiments: Cross-national replication.
Additional survey evaluation.

Welcoming Interview:
Media usage: Sources; Political interest.
Place of residence: Characteristics of and personal satisfaction with the residential environment.
Leisure and work: Priorities; Concepts.

Recruitment Interview:
Life satisfaction; Social trust; Internet usage; Work and leisure; Invitation to the panel; Demography.