Trust in the smart home-dataset

Dataset from a nationally representative sample of 2,101 participants in the United Kingdom.<br> Participants were recruited through the online market research sample aggregator Qualtrics . The quotas for the sample were based on 2016 European statistical datasets for population by age and gender, and educational attainment level. Age values: &lt;17, 18-24, 25-34, 35-49, 50-64, 65+ Gender values: Male, Female Education values: ISCED 0-2 includes Pre-primary education, Primary Education and GCSE/Vocational GCSE or equivalent (incl. O-levels). ISCED 3-4 includes A-level/Vocational A-level or equivalent (incl. AS-level), Higher Diplomas below degree level/as gateways to degree. ISCED 5-6 includes Undergraduate degree and Postgraduate degree (Master and PhD). Our questionnaire contained a total of 18 items relating to acceptability of Internet of Things, including eight questions which related to trust. Questions E5, E6, E7, S16 apply to IoT experienced users only, n=1422 The rest of the questions apply to the whole sample, include both experienced and inexperienced IoT users, n=2101 <b></b><i></i><br>