Study European Union FRA (2020): study NL 2019
- Public
- 18+ aged lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender people, Netherlands, 2019
- Survey name
- EU-LGBTI 2019
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 3914
- Non Response
- Assessment
- Questionnaire: Conputer Assisted Web Interview (CAWI)
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Openness about being LGBTI
- Our Classification
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- Distribution
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N not reported
*: few observations (20 - Related specification variables
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- Operationalization
- Openness about being LGBTI:
0 Never open
1 Rarely open
2 Fairly open
3 Very open
LGBTI groups:
L Lesbian women
G Gay men
B-F Bisexual women
B-M Bisexual men
T Transgender
I Intersex
Openness about being LGBTI was assessed with the following question:
To how many people among the following groups are you open about being LGBTI?
A Family members
B Friends
C Neighbours
D Work colleagues
E Schoolmates / university co-students
F Immediate superior / head of department
G Customers, clients, etc. at work
H Medical staff / healthcare providers
For every group, respondents could choose between the following answers:
1 None
2 A few
3 Most
4 All
- Does not apply to me
Respondents were categorized in the four openness levels based on their answers.
Observed Relation with Happiness
- Never open 6,6
- Rarely open 6,6
- Fairly open 6,9
- Very open 7,7
Very open - never open difference +1,1
- Never open 6,8*
- Rarely open 5,9*
- Fairly open 7,1
- Very open 7,9
Very open - never open difference +1,1
- Never open 6,1
- Rarely open 6,7
- Fairly open 7,0
- Very open 7,7
Very open - never open difference +1,6
- Never open 6,5
- Rarely open 6,9
- Fairly open 7,0
- Very open 7,7
Very open - never open difference +1,2
- Never open 7,1
- Rarely open 6,8
- Fairly open 6,9
- Very open 7,4
Very open - never open difference +0,3
- Never open 6,1
- Rarely open 6,5
- Fairly open 6,3
- Very open 6,9
Very open - never open difference +0,8