Other resources

The institute annexes that accompany the publications and the sources the concepts and the method rest on are gathered in one place. Annexes are tied to the record of the publication concerned; the sources are common to the whole measurement round.

Institute annexes

  1. Method annex. Every measurement is published with a method annex covering universe, sampling, questionnaire, weighting and uncertainty; a result without its annex is not published.

    IRISP/2026/005 The IRISP® Measurement Framework

  2. Glossary of terms. Perception, attitude, trust, experience, factual estimate and perception gap: the definitions of the measured concepts and their equivalents are kept in a single list, TR · EN · DE.

  3. Aggregated data. The aggregated tables, the questionnaire and the data dictionary of every study are shared under an open licence (CC BY 4.0) with the first measurement round.

Sources

The sources on which the concept definitions and the measurement approach rest; a citation to the institute's own documents is not counted as sufficient on its own.

  • Lippmann, 1922 — Public Opinion
  • Noelle-Neumann, 1974 — The spiral of silence: A theory of public opinion
  • Ross, Greene and House, 1977 — The “false consensus effect”
  • Prentice and Miller, 1993 — Pluralistic ignorance and alcohol use on campus
  • Zaller, 1992 — The Nature and Origins of Mass Opinion
  • AAPOR — Code of Professional Ethics and Practices; Best Practices for Survey Research