De-identified Survey Data and Reproducibility Materials for Participation Intentions toward Occupational Injury Protection among Food-Delivery Riders in China

This dataset contains the de-identified analytical data and reproducibility materials supporting the study “Participation Intentions toward Occupational Injury Protection among Food-Delivery Riders in China: The Roles of Risk Perception, Institutional Trust, Accessibility, and Algorithmic Pressure.” The study used a cross-sectional online survey of 718 food-delivery riders in China. The materials include a de-identified analytical dataset, a variable codebook, the administered Chinese questionnaire, R analysis code, and precomputed statistical results. The analyses cover ordinal confirmatory factor analysis, reliability and validity assessment, HC3 robust regression, bootstrap indirect-association analysis, moderation analysis, sensitivity analyses, and a supplementary model of self-reported enrollment. IP addresses, exact submission timestamps, free-text city information, source-detail fields, and other technical identifiers have been removed. The dataset is intended for research verification and reproducibility. The sample is a non-probability online sample and should not be interpreted as nationally representative. The cross-sectional design does not support causal conclusions.