PROTEiCA project survey

Description of PROTEiCA project surveyThe PROTEiCA survey is part of the academic research project Protest, Learning, and Political Change (PROTEiCA). This project investigates the relationship between individual protest experiences, learning processes, and changes in political attitudes. The study examines these dynamics both among individuals who actively participate in protests and those who experience them indirectly through media coverage.The survey aims to generate rigorous data to enhance our understanding of political systems, employing scientific methods to explore social phenomena related to protest. Participation in this survey is crucial for advancing knowledge that can contribute to improving political systems.Included Materials:Survey Questionnaire:Available in both English and Spanish (original version).Data Files:The original dataset provided in two formats: .CSV and .DTA.Available in both English and Spanish (original version).Contributors:Manuel Jiménez-Sánchez carried out the conceptualization, methodological design, validation and data curation tasks as well as funding acquisition and project administration.Marta Fraile and Josep Lobera, as members of the research team for the PROTEiCA project, contributed to the survey design conception.Daniel Romero-Portillo conducted the data curation tasks for making the raw research data available.