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The CLOSER project uses a number of controlled vocabularies which are either DDI standard or CLOSER created. They are agreed sets of descriptions for parts of the project. Please refer to each individaul individual page for more details.
| Controlled Vocabulary | DesciptionDescription | Source | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The subject area the questions and variables map to. | CLOSER | |||
| Life Stage | Phases of the participants life used to categorise the instruments (not to be confused with DDI LifecycleEventType). | CLOSERAnalysis Unit (Question) | The unit being analysed | CLOSER |
| Analysis Unit (Study) | The unit being analysed | DDI | ||
| Biological Sample | ||||
| The procedure, technique, or mode of inquiry used to attain the data. | DDI | |||
| Commonality Type | Type of commonality between items | CLOSER | ||
| The person that provided the information for the instrument (not to be confused with DDI Response Unit). | CLOSER | |||
| Type Kind of Material Data | The type of material being used with question External Aidskinds of data included in a sweep. | CLOSER | ||
| Life Stage | Phases of the participants life used to categorise the instruments (not to be confused with DDI LifecycleEventType). | CLOSER | ||
| The standard internet MIME type used by processing applications for usage with question External Aids. | CLOSER | Variable Source | A description of the type of instrument being used | |
| The subject area the questions and variables map to. | CLOSER | |||
| The type of material being used with question External Aids. | CLOSER | |||
| Biological Sample | Use Condition | A list of the types of access arrangement for the data. | CLOSER | |
| Commonality Type | Type of commonality between itemsVariable Source | A description of the type of instrument being used. | CLOSER | |
| Variable Type Flag | ||||
| Analysis Unit (Study) | The unit being analysed | DDI | ||
| Analysis Unit (Question) | The unit being analysed | CLOSER | ||
| Kind of Data | The kinds of data included in a sweep. | CLOSER |