ArticleJournal of open psychology data2023
Using the Probability-Based GESIS Panel for Longitudinal Psychological Research on the COVID-19 Outbreak in Germany.
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- Data on COVID-19-related Research Questions Spanning Diverse Disciplinary and National Contexts.Journal of open psychology data · 2024Article
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Abstract
The GESIS Panel (GP) allows the scientific community to collect survey data free of charge within a probability-based mixed-mode panel. In addition, the GP provides high-quality longitudinal data for secondary research. In March 2020, the GP conducted a special survey on the coronavirus outbreak. Since then, the COVID-19 questionnaire module has become an integral part of the GP. In sum, 13 waves were fielded that included questions on COVID-19, e.g., on attitudes, opinions, and behaviors related to the pandemic. Here, we introduce the GP focusing on longitudinal psychological research opportunities regarding the COVID-19 outbreak.
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