Modes de vie et société (ELIPSS 2014)

L'Enquête Sociale Européenne (European Social Survey : ESS) est une enquête comparative internationale menée en face à face tous les deux ans en Europe depuis 2001. L'ESS mesure les attitudes, opinions et comportements citoyens de différentes populations à travers l'Europe. Le questionnaire est constitué d'un module central qui est répété à chaque édition et de "modules rotatifs", dédiés à des sujets spécifiques qui changent selon les éditions. Les questions posées dans le cadre du panel ELIPSS font partie du module central et portent sur le bien-être, les valeurs personnelles et politiques, la confiance envers les autres et envers les institutions. La réplication dans le cadre d’un panel web probabiliste d’une partie de cette enquête est une occasion inédite de comparer les données provenant de deux modes de collecte différents et d’en mesurer l’impact potentiel sur les résultats d'une enquête quantitative. L'enquête a été administrée de décembre 2014 à février 2015 aux panélistes, pendant la phase pilote du projet ELIPSS. Le terrain a eu lieu en même temps que celui de la septième édition de l'Enquête Sociale Européenne, qui s'est déroulé d'octobre 2014 à mars 2015. The European Social Survey (ESS) is an international comparative survey that has been conducted by face-to-face interviews every two years in Europe since 2001. The ESS maps the attitudes, opinions and civic behaviours of different populations across Europe. The questionnaire consists of a central module which is repeated for each survey, and “rotating modules” on specific subjects, which change from one edition to the next. The questions asked within the framework of the ELIPSS panel are part of the central module, and concern well-being, personal and political values, trust in other people and institutions. The replication of part of this survey in a probabilistic online panel is a unique opportunity to compare data acquired from two different modes of collection, and to measure the potential impact of this difference on the results of a quantitative survey. The survey was conducted with the panellists between December 2014 and February 2015, during the ELIPSS project’s pilot phase. The fieldwork took place at the same time as the fieldwork for the seventh European Social Survey, which ran from October 2014 to March 2015. The European Social Survey (ESS) is an international comparative survey that has been conducted by face-to-face interviews every two years in Europe since 2001. The ESS maps the attitudes, opinions and civic behaviours of different populations across Europe. The questionnaire consists of a central module which is repeated for each survey, and “rotating modules” on specific subjects, which change from one edition to the next. The questions asked within the framework of the ELIPSS panel are part of the central module, and concern well-being, personal and political values, trust in other people and institutions. The replication of part of this survey in a probabilistic online panel is a unique opportunity to compare data acquired from two different modes of collection, and to measure the potential impact of this difference on the results of a quantitative survey. The survey was conducted with the panellists between December 2014 and February 2015, during the ELIPSS project’s pilot phase. The fieldwork took place at the same time as the fieldwork for the seventh European Social Survey, which ran from October 2014 to March 2015.