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RESEARCHREPORTS

Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
SOCIAL MOODS AFTER THE CHANGE OF THE PRIME MINISTER
2006-08-18
Author: Bogna Wciórka
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
POLITICAL PARTY PREFERENCES IN AUGUST
2006-08-11
Author: Krzysztof Pankowski
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PEOPLE LIVING IN THE COUNTRY AND THOSE LIVING IN THE CITIES
2006-08-10
Author: Bogna Wciórka
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
WHAT DO THE POLES DO IN THEIR LEISURE TIME?
2006-08-08
Author: Joanna Lewandowska
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
THE POLES‘ PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLBEING COMPARED WITH THE RESIDENTS OF THE OTHER POST-COMMUNIST COUNTRIES
2006-08-01
Author: Rafał Boguszewski
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
DO WE PREFER TO LIVE IN COUNTRY SIDE OR IN TOWNS?
2006-07-31
Author: Bogna Wciórka
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
EVALUATION OF THE OWNERSHIP TRANSFORMATION PROCESS
2006-07-24
Author: Beata Roguska
Kafelek tematyczny do publikacji
LIFE SATISFACTION OF THE POLES, HUNGARIANS, GEORGIANS AND UKRAINIANS
2006-07-20
Author: Rafał Boguszewski
 

CBOSNEWS Newsletter

What Poles Think about Limiting Benefits for Ukrainians with Small Children
July has seen the implementation of new provisions of the parliamentary act limiting Polish state help for Ukrainians affected by the war in their country. Now mothers of children over the age of one are facing the withdrawal of the benefit that covers their stay in collective accommodation.
 

PUBLICOPINION

JUNE 2026
Artificial Intelligence and the labour market
Using Artificial Intelligence
Poles' auto-stereotypes and reasons to be proud
When does youth end and old age begin?
 
 

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DATAREPOSITORY

We offer you the possibility of using the archival survey data collections from over 300 CBOS non-commercial surveys conducted between 1990 and 2017 years. The data have been transferred to the Polish Social Data Archives and are available free of charge after logging in on the Social Data Repository website.
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