Abstract
The dataset includes data from the two studies reported in our ‘Terror Management in a Multicultural Society’ paper. The data was collected at the psychology lab at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in 2013/2014 among Dutch-speaking student samples. The dataset consists of the measures described in the paper. The data can be used for replication purposes, meta-analyses, and exploratory analyses, as well as cross-cultural comparisons of mortality salience effects. The authors also welcome collaborative research based on re-analyses of the data.
Highlights
Collection Date(s) Spring and Fall 2013/2014. This project [1] was based on the idea that mortality salience would increase ethnocentrism among native Dutch participants with high national identification and low selfesteem
We investigated whether mortality salience would increase support for the celebration of Sinterklaas among native Dutch with high national identification and low self-esteem
Study 1 showed that mortality salience decreased positive multicultural attitudes among people high on national identification and low self-esteem
Summary
This project [1] was based on the idea that mortality salience would increase ethnocentrism among native Dutch participants with high national identification and low selfesteem. The dataset includes data from the two studies reported in our ‘Terror Management in a Multicultural Society’ paper. The data was collected at the psychology lab at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in 2013/2014 among Dutch-speaking student samples. The authors welcome collaborative research based on re-analyses of the data.
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