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Table A-5 A grouping of indicators around social connectedness, sense of belonging, shared experience,<br />
social bridging and social bonding<br />
NEF 2008*<br />
It felt good to be<br />
sharing the experience<br />
with other<br />
people (Shared experience<br />
& atmosphere)<br />
I will be talking about<br />
the experience for<br />
some time to come<br />
(Shared experience &<br />
atmosphere)<br />
Bakhshi et al<br />
2010†<br />
Seeing the play in<br />
the company of an<br />
audience increased<br />
my enjoyment<br />
(Social)<br />
After leaving the<br />
theatre I wanted to<br />
talk to people about<br />
what I’d seen (Social)<br />
Brown and Novak 2007;<br />
Brown and Ratzkin 2012;<br />
Brown and Novak-Leonard<br />
2013<br />
How much did you feel a sense<br />
of connection to others in the<br />
audience (Social bridging and<br />
bonding)<br />
Afterwards, did you discuss the<br />
performance with others who<br />
attended (Intellectual stimulation,<br />
2007; Post-Performance<br />
Engagement, 2012)<br />
Did the [concert/ performance/<br />
film] explore or celebrate your<br />
own cultural background or<br />
identity (Social bonding, 2013)<br />
Did the artistic [programme/<br />
work(s)] give you a new understanding<br />
for people who are<br />
different than you, or for a culture<br />
other than your own (Social<br />
bridging, 2013)<br />
Did attending this [concert/ performance/<br />
event/ film-screening]<br />
give you a sense of pride in the<br />
community where you live (Pride<br />
of place, an element of social<br />
bridging and bonding, 2013)<br />
Boerner & Jobst<br />
2013<br />
Today I had the impression<br />
of being part of a<br />
community (Before and<br />
after the performance or<br />
during the break)<br />
I am looking forward<br />
to talking to others<br />
about this performance<br />
(Stimulation to communication)<br />
* The questions in NEF’s question bank were initially framed as differentials, asking respondents to indicate which<br />
of two opposing statements is closer to their own experience; however, the authors of the NEF handbook also<br />
present versions of their protocols in which respondents are asked to rate the extent to which they agree or disagree<br />
with a single statement. For purposes of comparison, the latter version is used.<br />
† Bakhshi et al used these questions in their assessment of the National Theatre. The survey was modified for use at<br />
the Tate in Bakhshi and Throsby (2010). Two questions that are specific to the broadcasts of live theatre in cinemas<br />
have been omitted here.<br />
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