TV Debate Analysis 2013
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| ZA6810 Version 1.0.0 | Survey |
| ZA6811 Version 1.0.0 | Content Analysis TV-Debate |
| ZA6812 Version 1.0.0 | Real-Time-Response Data (Dial) |
| ZA6813 Version 1.0.0 | Real-Time-Response Data (Push Button) |
| ZA6829 Version 1.0.0 | Content Analysis five-candidate-interview |
| ZA6830 Version 1.0.0 | Real-Time-Response Data five-candidate-Debate (Dial) |
| ZA6831 Version 1.0.0 | Real-Time-Response Data five-candidate-Debate (Push Button) |
| Concept and goal | The TV Debate Analysis includes a survey before and after the 2017 TV debate as well as surveys a few days after the debate and immediately after the federal election (ZA6810). In addition, a subgroup was interviewed before and after the five-candidate-Debate. The study aims to investigate the existence and permanence of debate effects on political attitudes and voting behaviour. Using a voting machine, the experimental groups were able to express their views directly during the debate. Thus, the immediate reactions to the course of the debate could be measured (ZA6812, ZA6813, ZA6830, ZA 6831). This experimental design was complemented by a content analysis of the debate (ZA6811) and the five-candidate-Debate (ZA6829). |
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| Content | Sociodemography, predispositions, political involvement, attitudes towards candidates, motive of the reception of the TV debate, emotions, frequency of reception of political news, evaluation of the performance of the candidates in the TV debate, reception of media coverage of the TV debate | |
| Date of collection | Survey, waves 1 and 2: | 03.09.2017 |
| Survey, waves 3M and 4M | 04.09.2017 | |
| Survey, wave 3: | 09.09.2017 – 23.09.2017 | |
| Survey, wave 4: | 26.09.2017 – 30.10.2017 | |
| Content Analysis TV-Debate: | 03.09.2017 | |
| Content Analysis Five-Candidate-Debate: | 04.09.2017 | |
| Real-Time-Response Data TV-Debate: | 03.09.2017 | |
| Real-Time-Response-Daten Fünfkampf: | 04.09.2017 | |
| Mode of collection | Self-administered questionnaire: paper (last two waves by mail) | |
| Target population | Persons who were eligible to vote in the 2017 federal election | |
| Sampling procedure | The self-recruited participants were selected on the basis of quota sampling (gender, age, education, political interest, party identification); random distribution among six experimental groups and one control group | |
| Number of units | Wave 1 und 2: | N = 264 (incl. control group N = 21) |
| Wave 3M und 4M: | N = 68 | |
| Wave 3: | N = 207 (incl. control group N = 17) | |
| Wave 4: | N = 198 (incl. control group N = 16) | |