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Data, Analyses, and Results from the manuscript “Development and validation of the Personal Values Dictionary: A theory-driven tool for investigating references to basic human values in text” ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Citation:** Ponizovskiy, V., Ardag, M., Grigoryan, L., Boyd, R., Dobewall, H., & Holtz, P. (2020). Development and validation of the Personal Values Dictionary: A theory‐driven tool for investigating references to basic human values in text. *European Journal of Personality.* Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1002/per.2294 **Author contributions:** HD and PH conceived of the project. HD, PH, LG, VP, and MMA devised the analytic strategy and the method of the study. HD, LG, VP, and MMA acted as expert raters for the provisional dictionary. MMA, PH, RB, and VP prepared the data for analysis. MMA conducted most analyses, with contributions from PH, RB, and VP. All six authors contributed to the preparation and revision of the final manuscript. MMA and VP prepared the supplementary information and managed the project’s OSF storage. VP and PH supervised the project. **General guidelines** The five corpora that served as source data are described in the **/Data/Raw** folder. As all corpora are either proprietary or publicly available, the detailed descriptions of the data are provided in lieu of the actual datasets. The provisional dictionary is located in the **/Dictionaries** folder. The code for preparatory data manipulations is available in the **/Analysis/DataPrep** folder. The code for the analyses used in the development stage (EFA, VSS, PA) is available in the **/Analysis/Development** folder. The results of these analyses are located in **/Results/Development** folder. The refined dictionary is located in the **/Dictionaries** folder. The processed data containing word counts for PVD, LIWC, and MFD is stored in **/Data/Derived** folder. These files are stripped of the textual data for copyright and confidentiality reasons. The code for the analyses used in the validation stage (internal consistencies, calculations of PVD scores, multidimensional scaling, correlations with external variables) can be found in the **/Analysis/Validation** folder. This code uses processed data from **/Data/Derived** as input. All analyses were performed using LIWC (Pennebaker, Boyd, Jordan & Blackburn, 2015) and R software. Pennebaker, J. W., Boyd, R. L., Jordan, K., & Blackburn, K. (2015). The development and psychometric properties of LIWC2015. Austin, TX: University of Texas at Austin. http://doi.org/10.15781/T29G6Z **License** Academic researchers who are employed within a university setting may use this dictionary under the GNU General Public License v3 or later, under the following stipulations: All use and applications of this dictionary are for strictly academic research that does not earn revenue; Your research must also not be in collaboration with, or for the benefit of, any commercial entities. The Values Lexicon Dictionary is to be used for academic purposes only by individuals working in academic (i.e., non-commercial) organizations such as schools or universities. All other uses are considered to be "commercial" (even if conducted in non-profit or governmental organizational contexts) and require the procurement of a commercial license. For all commercial licensing inquiries, please contact one or more of the original authors of this dictionary: Vladimir Ponizovskiy vladimir.ponizovskiy[at]rub.​de, Murat Ardag mardag[at]constructor.​university, Lusine Grigoryn lusine.grigoryan[at]york.​ac.​uk, Ryan Boyd ryan[at]ryanboyd.​io, Henrik Dobewall henrik.dobewall[at]thl.​fi, and Peter Holtz p.holtz[at]iwm-tuebingen.​de. Commercial licenses may only be procured from the original authors.
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