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Provision of Public Opinion Surveys in Europe to aid Research into Misperceptions

University of Exeter Published 30 Jul 2017 Contracts Finder

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Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 79320000
Deadline13 Jun 2017
Contract start14 Jun 2017
Contract end31 Aug 2021
Procedureopen
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-9f2b80ac-7703-4935-b0e2-0a05a2888b57

Award

SupplierValueDateStatus
YouGov Plc £143,750 2 Jul 2017 active

description

The project will field nationally representative public opinion surveys research in atleast 8 European countries to measure the prevalence and correlates ofmisperceptions about immigration, vaccination, and climate change. This workpackage is necessary to assessing the extent and variation of public misperceptionsin Europe, as previously indicated, on three specific issue areas that cover distinctpolicy domains: immigration (politics), vaccines and vaccination (health), and climatechange (science). By looking at misperceptions across Europe, it is possible toexamine a much richer set of potential individual and institutional level factors thatmay limit or exacerbate the spread of misperceptions, and give us a betterunderstanding of the contextual factors that condition receptivity to correctivemessages. But just as importantly, it provides an opportunity to collect publicopinion data on issues that pose potential risk to the health and wellbeing of the EUas an institution and to European populations more generally.
More specifically, this work package will use survey research to ask Europeans theirfactual beliefs and opinions about issues where there are likely to misperceptions ofsignificant consequence (politics, health, and science). Additional survey questionswill be used to collect data about factors that might be related to misperceptions-everything from demographics (e.g. education) to political variables (e.g. ideology orpartisan identification) to well-validated psychological constructs (e.g., need forcognition, need to evaluate, or openness) to everyday behaviour (mediaconsumption). With these data, it will be possible to start examining the prevalenceof misperceptions overall, as well as how they vary across different segments of thepopulation.

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2 notices published against this procurement.

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10 May 2017 Tender (tender) · 4dca4b4c-20d4-44fe-9fb4-c973b36e6470-146376
30 Jul 2017 Award (award) · 750fd278-512f-4827-9e87-6d0e677bee87-162849

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