Erstellung, Erprobung und interregionaler Abgleich eines regionalen Sozialitätsindex (SIX). [Creation, Trial and interregional Comparison of a regional Sociality Index ]
Daten_SIX
Keywords:
cohesion, social cohesion, quantitative research, collective efficacy, quality of life
cohesion, social cohesion, quantitative research, collective efficacy, quality of life
Data Type:
quantitative
quantitative
Language:
German
German
Abstract:
The Sociality Index (SIX) is a measure for the context-related query of social-cultural factors. This measuring instrument, developed at the Centre for Social Research Halle e.V., opens up empirical access to attitudes that exist in diverse regional contexts and reflects the individual perspective of these living environments as well as the assessment of the living and working conditions given there by the inhabitants. Under the basic assumption that spatially related factors with the associated social relationships in the circle of friends and acquaintances, the family, in peer groups, the neighbourhood or in associations and the world of work can influence the social behaviour as well as the attitudes but also the immediate living environment of people in the long term, we examine in the SIX project the subjective perceptions of people in their individual regional contexts. The immediate living environment, especially at the community and district level, appears as an environment that can be experienced, in which locally common habits and behavioural norms are conveyed and socialised. This can lead to generalised trust, which manifests itself in personal and collective self-(effectiveness) and social cohesion ("I trust my fellow human beings, I trust myself to make a contribution, I believe the people here can make a difference").
The Sociality Index (SIX) is a measure for the context-related query of social-cultural factors. This measuring instrument, developed at the Centre for Social Research Halle e.V., opens up empirical access to attitudes that exist in diverse regional contexts and reflects the individual perspective of these living environments as well as the assessment of the living and working conditions given there by the inhabitants. Under the basic assumption that spatially related factors with the associated social relationships in the circle of friends and acquaintances, the family, in peer groups, the neighbourhood or in associations and the world of work can influence the social behaviour as well as the attitudes but also the immediate living environment of people in the long term, we examine in the SIX project the subjective perceptions of people in their individual regional contexts. The immediate living environment, especially at the community and district level, appears as an environment that can be experienced, in which locally common habits and behavioural norms are conveyed and socialised. This can lead to generalised trust, which manifests itself in personal and collective self-(effectiveness) and social cohesion ("I trust my fellow human beings, I trust myself to make a contribution, I believe the people here can make a difference").
Funding Institution:
BMBF
BMBF
Temporal Coverage:
9/2021 - 1/2022
9/2021 - 1/2022
Time Dimension:
cross-sectional study
cross-sectional study
Sampled Universe:
population
population
Sampling:
two-stage stratified random sampling
two-stage stratified random sampling
Collection Mode:
computer-assisted telephone interview
computer-assisted telephone interview
Geograhic Coverage:
Germany
Germany
Resource Type:
SPSS File
SPSS File
Availability:
limited access on request
limited access on request
Institution:
Zentrum für Sozialforschung Halle e.V.
Zentrum für Sozialforschung Halle e.V.
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