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Description: In this project, we collected various measures regarding privacy and personality. 296 people took part in the study (mostly students). The data were collected in winter 2014 at University of California in Santa Barbara. Feel free to use the data for secondary analyses, teaching, or commercial projects. Although appreciated, there is no obligation to provide credits.

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