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YP2LE Youth Civic Engagement Country Snapshots
Conflict and Economic Motivations

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Dashboard Home   Civic Knowledge and Norms   Behavior   Trust in Institutions   Political Efficacy and Interest   Conflict and Economic Motivations   Download Data

In addition to answering questions about youth civic engagement, some youth participants were randomly selected for the motivation experiment. This random selection of youth respondents from each country were asked questions about either their experience with violence and conflict or about economic motivations to better understand how these perceptions and experiences may impact their civic engagement. Youth in the control group were not asked about these topics and just replied to the civic engagement questions. 

Youth responses indicated that their perceptions and experiences do not affect their perspectives and behaviors related to civic engagement.  The Dashboard below indicates in greater detail how youth responded to each of the survey questions when first asked about violence, conflict, and economic constraints.

You can filter the information by: (1) countries, (2) gender, (3) age, (4) education, and (5) financial status.

To see additional pages inside the dashboard just click in the lower left-hand corner of the dashboard frame below and click on the arrow to access the next page (total of 2 pages).

To see additional pages inside the dashboard just click in the lower left hand corner of the dashboard frame above and click on the arrow to access the next page (total of 2 pages): 

screen shot of how to navigate to other pages inside the dashboard

All the charts in this dashboard are based on the same dataset, which can be downloaded here.

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