Values, beliefs, norms, and circular citizenship behaviours in a Dutch representative sample

Dutch representative data on values, beliefs, personal and social norms and engagement in circular citizenship behaviours.

We collected data of 484 participants among a Dutch representative sample, using Qualtrics as software and Panel Inzicht to collect responses.

Before the data collection, we specified our exclusion criteria (see https://osf.io/umh46). First, we excluded 37 respondents thjat were marked as potential bots or as straightliners through Qualtrics. Next, we excluded one respondent that did not indicate “yes” on the item asking the participant whether they paid full attention to the questionnaire and we could use their answers for the data analysis (“use me”-item). Additionally, we checked whether participants demonstrate insufficient effort responding (Huang et al., 2012) by examining participants’ intra-individual response variability (Dunn et al., 2018) and the completion time of the participants (i.e., less than 50% of the median time of the sample). Only one respondent was identified for IER but their completion time was not 50% below the sample’s median. Therefore, we did not exclude them. This left us with 446 participants for the data analysis.