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Physical Strength & Fear-Related Personality

Exploring Gender Differences across Five University Samples

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About this dataset

This dataset offers a fascinating insight into gender differences in fear-related personality traits and their correlation with physical strength across five university samples. It includes demographic information such as age, gender, and ethnicity, as well as physical strength measures – grip strength and chest strength – taken from undergraduate students from the University of California Santa Barbara, Oklahoma State University, University of Texas Austin, and Arizona State University. Additionally, the dataset includes self-report measures of HEXACO Emotionality to explore the effects of physical strength on fear-related personality traits - which is key information to consider when designing interventions for mental health issues. With this data we could discover how temperament affects physiological parameters such as grip or chest strength: Does having a fearful personality predispose someone to have decreased levels of physical power? How does this route differ dependeing on sex? Answering these questions could allow us to gain valuable insights into how greater bodily prowess affects unique psychological conditions that differ depending on gender. Do not miss out on this amazing opportunity to learn more about fear-induced personality features associated with physical force!

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Research Ideas

• Using the physical strength and fear-related personality trait measures, universities can identify and target students who might need extra support in an intervention to improve mental health and wellbeing.
• Exploring correlations between physical strength measures, overall HEXACO Emotionality scores, as well as the Anxiousness, Fearfulness, Sentimentalism, and Emotional Dependence facets of HEXACO Emotionality to understand how gender differences in fear-related personality traits may be affected by physical strength.
• Comparing the distributions of simple demographic measures such as age and ethnicity across five different university samples to explore commonalities or potential differences among student populations at different universities

Acknowledgements

If you use this dataset in your research, please credit the original authors. Data Source

License

License: CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) - Public Domain Dedication No Copyright - You can copy, modify, distribute and perform the work, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission. See Other Information.

Columns

File: Sample_1.csv | Column name | Description | |:--------------|:----------------------------------------------------------------| | age | Age of the participant. (Numeric) | | female | Gender of the participant (1 = Female, 0 = Male). (Categorical) | | ethnicity | Ethnicity of the participant. (Categorical) | | grip | Grip strength of the participant. (Numeric) | | chest | Chest strength of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_anx_1 | Fearfulness score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_anx_2 | Anxiety score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_anx_3 | Sentimentalism score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_anx_4 | Emotional Dependence score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_anx_5 | Fearfulness score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_anx_6 | Anxiety score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_anx_7 | Sentimentalism score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_anx_8 | Emotional Dependence score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_anx_9 | Fearfulness score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_anx_10 | Anxiety score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_dep_1 | Sentimentalism score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_dep_2 | Emotional Dependence score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_dep_3 | Fearfulness score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_dep_4 | Anxiety score of the participant. (Numeric) | | e_dep_5 | Sentimentalism score of the participant. ...

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