The research on values, attitudes and behavior is mainly based on data collected by GESIS (e.g. ALLBUS, CSES, ESS, Eurobarometer, EVS, GESIS Panel, GLES, ISSP, PIAAC und WVS). On the one hand, this ensures that the data service offered is research-based. On the other hand, research benefits from a sound knowledge of the data and its fundamentals. Research priorities are consistent with the data priorities, ensuring maximum synergy between research and data service.
One focus of this research area is the analysis with repeated cross-sectional surveys and panel data. Another focus is international comparative analysis. Thematic research is conducted on migration and integration as well as topics such as national identity, social values, inequality, gender ideology, environment, health, religion, and social capital.
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- Walter, Jessica G.. 2011. "Extent, development and mechanisms of gender differences in transition to higher education and choice of field of study." Gender Variations in Educational Success: Searching for Causes.
- Lörz, Markus, Steffen Schindler, and Jessica G. Walter. 2011. "Gender inequalities in higher education: extent, development and mechanisms of gender differences in enrolment and field of study choice." Irish Educational Studies 30/2 179-198.
- Blohm, Michael, and Wolfgang Bandilla. 2011. "Nonresponse and recruitment: From samples of named individuals to online surveys: nonresponse processes in the case of ALLBUS." GIP - German Internet Panel - Workshop.
- Schmitt, Hermann, and Angelika Scheuer. 2011. "A választói döntések meghatározói Kelet- és Nyugat-Európában (The determinants of vote choice in Western and Eastern Europe)." In Részvétel, képviselet, politikai változás (Political Participation Representation, and Political Change), edited by Robert Tardos, Zsolt Enyedi, and Andrea Szabo, 315-346. Budapest: DKMKA. http://www.valasztaskutatas.hu/kiadvanyok/rkpv.
- Boehle, Mara, and Christof Wolf. 2011. "How to apply multilevel models to analyze social change using repeated cross-sectional data." Fourth Conference of the European Survey Research Association (ESRA), Lausanne (Schweiz), 18.-22. Juli.