Summary
Machine-generated summaryThe University of Muenster is procuring a provider to carry out a representative quantitative survey of the German-speaking resident population aged 16 to 75, with an average interview length of 35 to 40 minutes, using mixed methods: an online survey (CAWI) supplemented by a postal paper questionnaire (PAPI) sent with the first reminder to prioritise online responses. The sample is drawn from population registry records and must be a representative random net sample of n=2,500 with at least 60 and up to 80 primary sample units, stratified for example by settlement size or region so that old and new federal states can be compared. Respondents each rate six randomly assigned vignettes on hypothetical surveillance scenarios, covering acceptance, legitimacy and expected effectiveness, yielding 7,200 vignette ratings.
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Source: Vergabemarktplatz NRW (open data satellites)
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