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What is your nationality?
Your gender
How old are you?
What is your highest education?
Currently I am a student
Field of study
How often do you encounter people of Vietnamese origin?
How often do you have personal positive experientces with Vietnamese people?
How often do you have personal negative experientces with Vietnamese people?
How many Vietnamese friends do you have?
How often do you meet your Vietnamese friends?
How many Czech friends do you have about whom you know they have Vietnamese friends?
How often do you register positive news about Vietnamese in media?
How often do you register negative news about Vietnamese in media?
I am glad I am a Czech.
I think Czechs have lots to be proud of.
The fact that I am a Czech is an important part of my identity.
I find that a well ordered life with regular hours suits my temperament.
I find that establishing a consistent routine enables me to enjoy life more.
I enjoy having a clear and structured mode of life.
I don't like to go into a situation without knowing what I can expect from it.
I don't like to be with people who are capable of unexpected actions.
I don't like situations that are uncertain.
When I have made a decision, I feel relieved.
When I am confronted with a problem, I’m dying to reach a solution very quickly.
I would quickly become impatient and irritated if I would not find a solution to a problem immediately.
I dislike unpredictable situations.
I feel uncomfortable when I don't understand the reason why an event occurred in my life.
I dislike it when a person's statement could mean many different things.
I dislike questions which could be answered in many different ways.
I feel irritated when one person disagrees with what everyone else in a group believes.
I usually consult many different opinions before forming my own view.
How would you express your personal attitude towards Vietnamese on a scale which is like thermometer, where 0 means cold attitude, 50 neutral and 100 warm attitude?
How would you express your personal attitude towards Vietnamese people on a scale which is like thermometer, where 0 means cold attitude, 50 neutral and 100 warm attitude?
How would you express your personal attitude towards Czech on a scale which is like thermometer, where 0 means cold attitude, 50 neutral and 100 warm attitude?
How would you express your personal attitude towards Czech people on a scale which is like thermometer, where 0 means cold attitude, 50 neutral and 100 warm attitude?
Sympathy-Antipathy (all)
Admiration-Disgust (all)
Hostility-Affection (all)
Trust-Distrust (all)
Contempt-Respect (all)
Antipathy-Sympathy (all)
Disgust-Admiration (all)
Distrust-Trust (all)
We can´t expect anything good from Vietnamese.
Generally I think we can trust Vietnamese.
It is good to be cautious when around Vietnamese.
Members of the same ethnic group are usually very similar to each other.
If we know to which ethnic group someone belongs, we know a lot about his personality too.
Even though there exist evident difference between member of one ethnic group, essentially they are all the same.
Membership in an ethnic group substantially determines the person's identity.
Members of the same ethnic group usually differ from each other a lot.
Member of the same ethnic group are usually very different, even though they can look similar at the first sight.
NI (average score)
Need for cognitive closure (average score)
Thermometer (Vietnamese)
Thermometer (Czech)
General evaluation scale (average score)
Trust (average score)
Essentialism (average score)
Intergroup bias (Thermometer_CZ minus Thermometer_Viet)
Categorized national identification according to average score
Categorized national identification according to standardized average score
Zscore: NI (average score)
Thermometer (Vietnamese) before