Psychological Ownership and Pride in Urban Wildlife Citizen Science

Figshare dataset contains longitudinal survey data from five field studies investigating psychological ownership and pride among 508 participants in a citizen science project on urban wildlife ecology. The data was collected by researcher Hannah Greving and last updated in April 2026. It comprises two-wave surveys conducted over two-month periods.

Use Cases

• Analyze the cross-lagged relationship between psychological_ownership and pride scores over time.
• Model the influence of ownership on subsequent pride using longitudinal panel data from 508 participants.
• Investigate participant engagement predictors across five distinct field_study cohorts.
• Examine the stability of ownership and pride constructs measured at two time points.

Strengths

• Longitudinal design with two measurement waves across five studies.
• Sample size of 508 participants provides statistical power for panel analyses.
• Data is openly shared under a CC-BY-4.0 license.

Limitations

• Small dataset size (27 KB) indicates limited raw data or few variables.
• Specific survey items and column definitions are not provided in the description.
• Geographic scope of the urban wildlife ecology project is unspecified.

Provenance

Source

Hannah Greving via figshare.

Collection Method

Survey data collected from participants in a citizen science project on urban wildlife ecology.

Time Range

Data collected over five two-month longitudinal field studies.

Freshness

Data last updated in 2026, indicating recent curation.

Geography

Urban areas (specific locations not stated).