Data report overview
The dataset examined has the following dimensions:
| Number of observations |
257 |
| Number of variables |
149 |
- Only variables that were deemed potentially problematic are included in this summary.
Variable list
ID
- The variable is a key (distinct values for each observation).
Rum22
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
7 |
| Median |
1 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
1; 2 |
| Min. and max. |
0; 6 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "0".
Sav2
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
2 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
2; 3 |
| Min. and max. |
0; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "0", "1".
Sav3
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
6 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
6; 7 |
| Min. and max. |
2; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "2", "3", "4".
Sav6
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
2 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
1; 3 |
| Min. and max. |
0; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7".
Sav9
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
7 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
5; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
1; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7".
Sav14
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
2 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
2; 3 |
| Min. and max. |
0; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "0", "1".
Sav15
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
6 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
5; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
2; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7".
Sav16
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
2 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
2; 3 |
| Min. and max. |
0; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "0", "1".
Sav18
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
2 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
1; 3 |
| Min. and max. |
0; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7".
Sav19
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
7 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
4; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
1; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7".
Sav21
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
6 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
4; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
2; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7".
Sav22
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
2 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
2; 3 |
| Min. and max. |
0; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "0", "1".
LS3
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
4; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
0; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7".
LS4
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
4; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
0; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7".
Dependable
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
6 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
5; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
2; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7".
NewExperiences
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
7 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
5; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
0; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7".
Sympathetic
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
6 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
5; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
2; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7".
Disorganized
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
7 |
| Median |
5 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
4; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
0; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "0".
Calm
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
7 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
4; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
1; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7".
Conventional
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“3” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "0", "1".
Health2
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“1” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health4
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
4 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "3".
Health5
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health6
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health7
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health8
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“1” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health10
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health11
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
4 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "3".
Health15
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health16
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health17
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“1” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health18
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health19
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health20
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health23
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“1” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health24
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "3", "4".
Health25
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“1” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health26
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health27
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
4 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "3".
Health29
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Health31
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
4 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "3".
Health32
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“1” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "4".
Dep2
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
4 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "3".
Dep3
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
4 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "3".
Dep6
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
4 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "3".
Dep8
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
4 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "3".
Dep13
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
4 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "3".
Dep15
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
4 |
| Mode |
“0” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "3".
RRS
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
38 |
| Median |
37 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
32; 43 |
| Min. and max. |
17; 60 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "60".
RRS_D
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
26 |
| Median |
21 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
17; 24 |
| Min. and max. |
10; 37 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "36", "37".
RRS_R
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
15 |
| Median |
8 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
6; 10 |
| Min. and max. |
1; 17 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "17".
Sav2R
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
5; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
1; 8 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7", "8".
Sav6R
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
5; 7 |
| Min. and max. |
1; 8 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "1".
Sav14R
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
5; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
1; 8 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7", "8".
Sav16R
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
5; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
1; 8 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7", "8".
Sav18R
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
5; 7 |
| Min. and max. |
1; 8 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "1".
Sav22R
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
8 |
| Median |
6 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
5; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
1; 8 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "7", "8".
SBI
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
30 |
| Median |
131 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
128; 137 |
| Min. and max. |
114; 151 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "114", "118".
SavPos
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
33 |
| Median |
66 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
61; 70 |
| Min. and max. |
37; 83 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "37", "78", "80", "81", "83".
SavNeg
| Variable type |
integer |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
29 |
| Median |
67 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
64; 71 |
| Min. and max. |
49; 78 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "49", "50", "51", "53".
Anticipating
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
19 |
| Median |
44 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
41; 46 |
| Min. and max. |
35; 54 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "54".
Reminiscing
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
20 |
| Median |
45 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
43; 47 |
| Min. and max. |
32; 54 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "32", "36", "54".
SWLS
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
21 |
| Median |
24 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
22; 27 |
| Min. and max. |
13; 33 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "13", "14".
DisR
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
7 |
| Median |
3 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
2; 4 |
| Min. and max. |
1; 8 |
ConvR
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
5 |
| Mode |
“5” |
The following suspected missing value codes enter as regular values: "8".
Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "7", "8".
Agree
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
10 |
| Median |
4.5 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
4; 5 |
| Min. and max. |
2; 6.5 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "2".
Consc
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
11 |
| Median |
4 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
4; 5 |
| Min. and max. |
1.5; 6.5 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "1.5", "2", "2.5", "3", "3.5".
EmoSt
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
10 |
| Median |
4.5 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
3.5; 5 |
| Min. and max. |
2; 6.5 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "6.5".
Openness
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
9 |
| Median |
5.5 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
5; 6 |
| Min. and max. |
3; 7 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "6.5", "7".
Dep8R
- Note that this variable is treated as a factor variable below, as it only takes a few unique values.
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
4 |
| Mode |
“3” |
- Note that the following levels have at most five observations: "0".
CESD
| Variable type |
numeric |
| Number of missing obs. |
0 (0 %) |
| Number of unique values |
17 |
| Median |
15 |
| 1st and 3rd quartiles |
13; 18 |
| Min. and max. |
8; 25 |
- Note that the following possible outlier values were detected: "8", "9".
Report generation information:
Created by Sara Locatelli.
Report creation time: Mon Apr 16 2018 10:12:39
dataMaid v1.1.0 [Pkg: 2018-02-06 from CRAN (R 3.4.3)]
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