Figure 1: (Color online) Top schematic view of the experimental setup. Sizes are not to scale

Figure 2: (Color online) Width of the atomic-number distribution of the fission fragments (a) and fission cross sections (b) as a function of the atomic number of the fissioning nuclei. The lines represent INCL4.6+ABLA07 calculations for different values of the level-density parameter and different values of the ground-to-saddle dissipation parameter βgs in units of 1021 s−1

Figure 3: (Color online) Average neutron excess of the final fission fragments as a function of the atomic number of the fissioning nuclei. The lines represent model calculations for different values of the saddle-to-scission dissipation parameter βss in units of 1021 s−1

N=
%
Total
8139631
100
Swiss
6202184
76,2
Foreigners
1937447
23,8 / 100
Among them:
Bosnia-Herzegovina
33002
1,7
Kosovo
86976
4,5
Macedonia
62633
3,2
Serbia
90704
4,7

Table 1: Constant population. Switzerland [11]

Regions
No of schools
Grades
Schools’ response rate, in%
Number of effective responses after data cleaning
Dates of data collection
Languages
 
Switzerland
National level. Weighted data
132
7-9
74.8%
4158
21.02.2013-21.11.2013
German, French, Italian
 
Bosnia-Herzegovina

6 regions:

Tuzla, Odžak, Bihać, Sarajevo, Zenica, Mostar
55
7-9
n/a
3’066
05.12.2014-05.08.2015
Serbo-Croatian (Latin & Cyrillic alphabets)
 
Kosovo

Pristina,
Prizren

+ suburb
24
7-9
95.9%
1’078

09.01.2013-

19.03.2013
Albanian
 
Macedonia

Skopje
Kumanovo

+ suburb
24
7-9
95.8%
1’239
01.04.2014-18.12.2014

Macedonian

Albanian
 
Serbia

Belgrade

Novii Sad
23
7-12
75.0%
886 a
01.04.2013-28.02.2014
Serbian
 
Total
10’427
 

a In Serbia, the survey included grades 7 to 12. For the present purposes, only students aged 12-16 have been considered in order to match students’ age in the other countries, N=886.
b Data includes respondents from the main sample. It was weighted by canton and school grade. The method of analytical weighting was used
Table 2: Main features of the surveys conducted in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Serbia, and Switzerland

Switzerland a
Both parents were born in Switzerland a
At least one parent was born abroad a
At least one parent was born in Ex-Yugoslavia a
Ex-Yugoslavia b
%
%
%
%
%
Gender
female
51,3
53,9
48,3
45,1
50,1
Male
48,7
46,1
51,7
54,9
49,9
N=
4155/4156c
2124/2096 c
1950/1977c
423/441c
6266 b
Age
11.00
0,1
0,0
0,1
0,4
12.00
6,0
6,1
6,0
4,8
13,3
13.00
26,1
28,4
23,5
18,0
31,1
14.00
31,2
31,1
31,1
29,0
32,3
15.00
25,6
25,0
26,4
30,0
17,5
16.00
9,6
8,5
11,0
15,9
5,3
17.00
1,2
0,9
1,6
2,0
0,1
18.00
0,1
0,0
0,3
0,1
0,0
19.00
0,0
0,0
0,1
0,3
0,0
N=
4145/4148 c
2126/2096 c
1941/1973 c
419/439 c
6262b

a % of weighted data
b % and N of non-weighted data
c N= weighted/non weighted data

Table 3: Demographic characteristics of juveniles in our database, in %

Violent offences e
Cannabis f
Binge-drinkingf
Going out in the evening
%
N=
p≤
%
N=
p≤
%
N=
p≤ b
Switzerland g
3,8 a
4048/4011 b
10,3 a
4062/4013 b
26,0a
4048/4001 b
16,7 a
4115/4096 b
Without immigration background h
2,0 a
2077/2032 b
9,1 a
2079/2030 b
.021/.139 c b
25,8a
2074/2026b
.922/.382 c b
13,2 a
2109/2068 b
.000/.000 c b

Table 4 : Constant population. Switzerland [11]

N=
%
Total
8139631
100
Swiss
6202184
76,2
Foreigners
1937447
23,8 / 100
Among them:
Bosnia-Herzegovina
33002
1,7
Kosovo
86976
4,5
Macedonia
62633
3,2
Serbia
90704
4,7

Table 5 : Constant population. Switzerland [11]

N=
%
Total
8139631
100
Swiss
6202184
76,2
Foreigners
1937447
23,8 / 100
Among them:
Bosnia-Herzegovina
33002
1,7
Kosovo
86976
4,5
Macedonia
62633
3,2
Serbia
90704
4,7

Table 6 : Constant population. Switzerland [11]

N=
%
Total
8139631
100
Swiss
6202184
76,2
Foreigners
1937447
23,8 / 100
Among them:
Bosnia-Herzegovina
33002
1,7
Kosovo
86976
4,5
Macedonia
62633
3,2
Serbia
90704
4,7

Table 1: Constant population. Switzerland [11]

N=
%
Total
8139631
100
Swiss
6202184
76,2
Foreigners
1937447
23,8 / 100
Among them:
Bosnia-Herzegovina
33002
1,7
Kosovo
86976
4,5
Macedonia
62633
3,2
Serbia
90704
4,7

Table 1: Constant population. Switzerland [11]