Research Output – Data

This survey was administered online in August 2018 to 500 Australians of British origin with the aim of validating the scale of collective psychological ownership (CPO) of a country and measuring for the first time agreement with several arguments that can be used to claim territorial ownership in the context of settler societies. The next step will be to collect nationally representative data in New Zealand and USA using the measures developed in this data collection.

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• Paper (.pdf, 623Kb)

The survey was administered online in February and March 2018 among 608 Dutch natives. The data were collected through Thesistools. The main aim was to validate the scales of collective psychological ownership, autochthony, and ownership threat.

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• Paper (.pdf, 623Kb)

This survey was administered face-to-face via interviews in September 2019 among 804 Serbs in Serbia, 200 Serbs in Kosovo, and 800 Albanians in Kosovo in relation to the contested territory of Kosovo, with the aim of measuring (shared) collective psychological ownership (CPO) of a country, the agreement with several arguments that can be used to claim territorial ownership in the context of conflict regions, inclusive and exclusive victimhood items and reconciliation as well as the (dis-)agreement with the suggestion for several political solutions to the conflict.

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• Paper (.pdf, 623Kb)

They survey was administered online in February and March 2019 among 1005 British natives from England, Scotland, and Wales. The data were collected by Kantar. The main aim was to test how collective psychological ownership, autochthony, and ownership threat were related to attitudes towards immigrant groups and European unification, Brexit voting, and welfare chauvinism. Maykel Verkuyten and Constantine Sedikides helped designing the questionnaire.