Cultural Changes Survey in the Netherlands 2010

A 2010 survey of individuals aged 16 and older in private households, conducted by the Netherlands Institute for Social Research and Statistics Netherlands. It measures public opinions on society and culture, including topics like trust, politics, religion, and moral issues. The survey is part of a biennial series conducted since 2000.

Use Cases

• Analyze generational differences in attitudes towards the position of women and minorities using demographic variables.
• Model the relationship between religious belief and opinions on moral issues and crime.
• Investigate correlations between public trust in institutions and perceptions of social security and welfare.
• Examine political and democratic attitudes segmented by reported living conditions and work status.

Strengths

• Data is part of a long-running biennial survey series, providing context for longitudinal analysis since 2000.
• Survey covers a wide range of societal topics including politics, religion, trust, and moral issues.
• Produced by authoritative national institutions, the Netherlands Institute for Social Research and Statistics Netherlands.

Limitations

• The dataset is a microversion containing only a subset of variables from the full research file.
• Specific sample size, number of rows, and column definitions are not provided in the input.
• Data is from a single year (2010), limiting analysis to a cross-sectional view without more recent waves.

Provenance

Source

Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek - CBS (Statistics Netherlands)

Collection Method

Survey of persons aged 16 and older in private households.

Time Range

2010

Freshness

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Geography

Netherlands