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Procedures.zip
Jun 19, 2026 - Vertical Greenery Buffers Against Stress: Evidence from Psychophysiological Responses in Virtual Reality
ZIP Archive - 6.0 MB - MD5: 0abdc0171ec1449cff56130da98f3b08
ReadMe.txt
Jun 19, 2026 - Vertical Greenery Buffers Against Stress: Evidence from Psychophysiological Responses in Virtual Reality
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Scripts.zip
Jun 19, 2026 - Vertical Greenery Buffers Against Stress: Evidence from Psychophysiological Responses in Virtual Reality
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You are as dark as your superhero: Similarities in Dark Triad traits predict identification with heroic figures
Jun 19, 2026 - QIU Lin
Qiu, Lin; Sam, Yan Ting Joyce; Chen, Jiayu; Ramsay, Jonathan, 2026, "You are as dark as your superhero: Similarities in Dark Triad traits predict identification with heroic figures", https://doi.org/10.21979/N9/OBBMKN, DR-NTU (Data), V1, UNF:6:Tnqtip2ZOFNS6zRv7T6CiQ== [fileUNF]
Research shows that people are more attracted to, and prefer to associate with, individuals with similar personalities. However, existing literature tends to focus on the Big Five personality traits in friendships or romantic relationships. The present research extends this line...
Raw data_Participants.tab
Jun 19, 2026 - You are as dark as your superhero: Similarities in Dark Triad traits predict identification with heroic figures
Tabular Data - 202.0 KB - 47 Variables, 1337 Observations - UNF:6:tyRILGthQyrbWq8qeZpc8Q==
DataDocumentation
Complete dataset for participants
Raw data_Participants.txt
Jun 19, 2026 - You are as dark as your superhero: Similarities in Dark Triad traits predict identification with heroic figures
Plain Text - 745 B - MD5: 59c27f9602f4797c975ea82857e154a1
Documentation
README indicating all variable labels (i.e., what each variable in the dataset means)
Raw data_Research Assistants.tab
Jun 19, 2026 - You are as dark as your superhero: Similarities in Dark Triad traits predict identification with heroic figures
Tabular Data - 13.9 KB - 367 Variables, 14 Observations - UNF:6:HEi5/uWyrZ457Hfzgnbisg==
DataDocumentation
Complete dataset for research assistants
Raw data_Research Assistants.txt
Jun 19, 2026 - You are as dark as your superhero: Similarities in Dark Triad traits predict identification with heroic figures
Plain Text - 914 B - MD5: 7c1248d34201cd7ec8605b94af462b44
Documentation
README indicating all variable labels (i.e., what each variable in the dataset means)
Using Virtual Reality to Improve Memory Recall and Detection of Deception in Forensic Interviews
Jun 19, 2026 - QIU Lin
Sam, Yan Ting Joyce; Qiu, Lin; Ky, Phong Mai, 2026, "Using Virtual Reality to Improve Memory Recall and Detection of Deception in Forensic Interviews", https://doi.org/10.21979/N9/HGUY5H, DR-NTU (Data), V1, UNF:6:IdheRXrVq+ij0cg9o03d+Q== [fileUNF]
Virtual Reality (VR) bears promising contributions to the polygraph community given its ability to reconstruct virtual environments modelled after real-world settings during forensic interviews. It provides the possibility to transport interviewees (e.g., eyewitnesses and suspect...
Raw data_Pilot 1.tab
Jun 19, 2026 - Using Virtual Reality to Improve Memory Recall and Detection of Deception in Forensic Interviews
Tabular Data - 1.7 KB - 42 Variables, 17 Observations - UNF:6:8p7X/s+g10C7umnZE165bA==
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Complete dataset for Pilot Study 1
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