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Survey scale from a web-based survey designed to evaluate university students' proficiency across ten data literacy competency domains.
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This survey instrument was used in a research study published in PLOS ONE: Kim J, Hong L, Yoon A (2025) University students’ self-assessment of data literacy: A validation study. PLoS One 20(4): e0322104. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0322104.
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This dataset includes responses from a web-based survey designed to evaluate university students' proficiency across ten data literacy competency domains. The survey was completed by students from two public universities in the United States.
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