# How-to
There are two major ways of using the data. You can either download the data here and manually import in your statistic software. Or, if using R, you can directly import the data with the package _td_. Simply execute the following lines:
`devtools::install_github("tdienlin/td");
library("td");
d <- privpers`
# Measures
1. Privacy
1. Attitudes
2. Concerns
3. Values
4. Need
5. Behavior
6. Experiences
7. Subjective Norm
8. Personality
9. Sociability
10. Integrity
11. Anxiety
12. Risk Avoidance
13. Traditionality
14. Big-Five
15. Social Desirability
16. Sociodemographics
# Sample
- N = 296
- Age = 20 years
- Sex = 28% male
# Studies
So far, the data have been used in the following studies:
- Dienlin, T. (2017). _The psychology of privacy: Analyzing processes of media use and interpersonal communication_. Dissertation. Hohenheim, Germany: University of Hohenheim. Retrieved from http://opus.uni-hohenheim.de/volltexte/2017/1315/
