As we are committed to promoting transparency and the reusability of primary research data, we strongly encourage authors to share the primary data of their studies upon request, allowing other researchers to build further on the results. Such primary research data may include survey data collected through questionnaires or handwritten or printed notes. Primary data can be shared as long as it does not violate personal protection rights or any concerns related to privacy or security. This also includes sharing other developed methodologies, workflows, steps, and procedures followed in the research. While the author is responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the data, any errors in the data lie solely with the producers of the dataset(s).

Researchers requesting such primary data must familiarize themselves with the policy on handling allegations of research misconduct before reusing any such data, to ensure responsible and ethical practices. This also includes:

That data reuse complies with applicable international laws under which the article was published according to the
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License - CC BY-NC 4.0.

Therefore, reuse in another published work is permitted provided that:

• The reuse is not for commercial purposes.

• The content and source information, authorship, and original publication venue remain unchanged.

• Proper citation of the original article is clearly indicated.