Psychological Response Data on the Traumatic Nature of 600 Written Events
We present a dataset containing participants’ ratings ('n' = 250) of 600 written descriptions of events ranging from benign (‘witnessed a leaf falling from a tree’) to potentially distressing and/or injurious (‘was stabbed by a close friend’). Participants were randomly assigned to rate a...
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| author | Payton J. Jones Benjamin W. Bellet David E. Levari Richard J. McNally |
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| description | We present a dataset containing participants’ ratings ('n' = 250) of 600 written descriptions of events ranging from benign (‘witnessed a leaf falling from a tree’) to potentially distressing and/or injurious (‘was stabbed by a close friend’). Participants were randomly assigned to rate a subset of events on a 7-point Likert scale from “Not at all traumatic” to “Extremely traumatic”. Participants were also assessed in terms of demographic characteristics (gender, race, ethnicity, previous trauma exposure, psychiatric diagnosis, religiosity, political orientation, age). The data are suitable for various purposes, including as stimuli for experimental paradigms or for descriptive analysis. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-3ccab949706f4b43bd1b39941d172c192022-12-21T21:33:19ZengUbiquity PressJournal of Open Psychology Data2050-98632021-08-019110.5334/jopd.4639Psychological Response Data on the Traumatic Nature of 600 Written EventsPayton J. Jones0Benjamin W. Bellet1David E. Levari2Richard J. McNally3Designed and reviewed the data collection procedure, ran the data collection procedure, cleaned the data, Harvard UniversityDesigned and reviewed the data collection procedure, Harvard UniversityDesigned and reviewed the data collection procedure, Harvard Business SchoolDesigned and reviewed the data collection procedure, Harvard UniversityWe present a dataset containing participants’ ratings ('n' = 250) of 600 written descriptions of events ranging from benign (‘witnessed a leaf falling from a tree’) to potentially distressing and/or injurious (‘was stabbed by a close friend’). Participants were randomly assigned to rate a subset of events on a 7-point Likert scale from “Not at all traumatic” to “Extremely traumatic”. Participants were also assessed in terms of demographic characteristics (gender, race, ethnicity, previous trauma exposure, psychiatric diagnosis, religiosity, political orientation, age). The data are suitable for various purposes, including as stimuli for experimental paradigms or for descriptive analysis.https://openpsychologydata.metajnl.com/articles/46traumaptsdeventsopen data |
| spellingShingle | Payton J. Jones Benjamin W. Bellet David E. Levari Richard J. McNally Psychological Response Data on the Traumatic Nature of 600 Written Events Journal of Open Psychology Data trauma ptsd events open data |
| title | Psychological Response Data on the Traumatic Nature of 600 Written Events |
| title_full | Psychological Response Data on the Traumatic Nature of 600 Written Events |
| title_fullStr | Psychological Response Data on the Traumatic Nature of 600 Written Events |
| title_full_unstemmed | Psychological Response Data on the Traumatic Nature of 600 Written Events |
| title_short | Psychological Response Data on the Traumatic Nature of 600 Written Events |
| title_sort | psychological response data on the traumatic nature of 600 written events |
| topic | trauma ptsd events open data |
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