DOI: 10.34820/fk2/rdasdy
title: Dataset: Understanding Personality Traits: Impulsivity, Aggression, and Empathy

description: This study is about how people think and act in different situations. We asked 44 people some questions to understand their feelings and behaviors. The questions helped us learn how they react to different things and how they treat others. Each person gave answers based on what they felt was true for them. The study looked at three important traits. The first trait is impulsivity, which means acting without thinking. Some people make quick decisions without considering the consequences. The second trait is aggression, which means getting angry or frustrated easily. Some people react strongly to problems, while others stay calm. The third trait is a lack of empathy, which means not caring much about others’ feelings. Some people understand and care about others, while some do not. Each person answered 30 questions, with 10 questions for each trait. They used a scale from 1 to 5 to show how much they agreed or disagreed with each statement. A score of 1 meant "I do not agree," while a score of 5 meant "I strongly agree." This helped us measure how strongly each person showed these traits. We also asked about their age and gender. The people in the study were between 18 and 60 years old. They could choose to identify as male, female, or other. This information helped us see if there were any differences based on age or gender. When we looked at the answers, we found some interesting patterns. The average score for impulsivity was 3.5, meaning many people sometimes act without thinking. The average score for aggression was 3.2, which shows that some people get angry more quickly than others. The average score for lack of empathy was 2.9, meaning that most people still care about others, but some do not as much. These scores helped us see how common these traits are among different people. This study is important because it helps us understand human behavior better. Teachers can use this information to help students who struggle with anger or impulsive actions. Doctors can use it to support people who need help making better choices. Scientists can learn more about why people act in different ways and what influences their behavior. All the answers were collected in a table. Each person had their own row in the table, and each column showed their age, gender, and answers to the questions. The data was saved in a file that researchers can use to study personality traits. The file format allows them to open it in programs like Excel or special tools for data analysis. Now that we have this data, scientists can compare it with studies from other places. They can check if people in different countries or cultures answer in similar or different ways. They can also see if younger and older people have different patterns in their responses. This can help us learn more about personality traits across different groups. This study is helpful because it shows us how people act and feel. It helps us understand who thinks before acting, who gets angry easily, and who cares about others. By learning more about these traits, we can help people make better choices and improve their relationships with others. This information can be useful in schools, workplaces, and daily life. Understanding people better can help everyone live and work together in a more positive way.