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Worlds of Journalism sample data
Description
A subset of data from the Worlds of Journalism 2012-16 study containing survey data of 1,200 journalists from five European countries.
Usage
WoJ
Format
A data frame with 1200 rows and 15 variables:
- country
Country of residence
- reach
Reach of medium
- employment
Current employment situation
- temp_contract
Type of contract (if current employment situation is either full-time or part-time
- autonomy_selection
Autonomy in news story selection, scale from 1 (no freedom at all) to 5 (complete freedom)
- autonomy_emphasis
Autonomy in news story emphasis, scale from 1 (no freedom at all) to 5 (complete freedom)
- ethics_1
Agreement with statement "Journalists should always adhere to codes of professional ethics, regardless of situation and context", scale from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree) (reverse-coded!)
- ethics_2
Agreement with statement "What is ethical in journalism depends on the specific situation.", scale from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree)
- ethics_3
Agreement with statement "What is ethical in journalism is a matter of personal judgment.", scale from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree)
- ethics_4
Agreement with statement "It is acceptable to set aside moral standards if extraordinary circumstances require it.", scale from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree)
- work_experience
Work experience as a journalist in years
- trust_parliament
Trust placed in parliament, scale from 1 (no trust at all) to 5 (complete trust)
- trust_government
Trust placed in government, scale from 1 (no trust at all) to 5 (complete trust)
- trust_parties
Trust placed in parties, scale from 1 (no trust at all) to 5 (complete trust)
- trust_politicians
Trust placed in politicians in general, scale from 1 (no trust at all) to 5 (complete trust)
Source
‘https://worldsofjournalism.org/data/data-and-key-tables-2012-2016’