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Pilkonis Personality Studies: Schedule for Nonadaptive and Adaptive Personality (SNAP)
Internal Dataset

UID: 33

Author(s): Pilkonis, Paul*+ * Corresponding Author + University of Pittsburgh Author
Description

This data package contains SPSS data and codebooks for the Schedule for Nonadaptive and Adaptive Personality (SNAP) assessment used in several personality studies conducted 1990-2017 by Paul Pilkonis.

Associated study:

  1. Interpersonal Functioning in Borderline Personality ("Interpersonal Functioning")

Data and codebooks are provided for the study listed above, as well as a fuller description of the SNAP assessment and its use in this study. For background demographic data on the participants in these studies, see the Related Dataset: Pilkonis Personality Studies: Background Information Questionnaire (BIQ).

Timeframe
1990 - 2017
Subject of Study
Humans
Population Age
Adult
Subject Gender
Male
Female
Subject Sex
Male
Female
Keywords
Borderline Personality Disorder
Interpersonal Relations
Personality Assessment
Personality Disorders
Psychiatry
Access via D-Scholarship

SPSS data and Microsoft Word documentation related to one study.
Accession #: 35907

Access Restrictions
Free to all
Access Instructions
Free to access through University of Pittsburgh's D-Scholarship institutional repository.
Data Type
Behavioral
Software Used
SPSS

Software package used for statistical analysis.

Dataset Format(s)
SPSS data file (.SAV), DOC (.doc, .docx, .docm)
Resource Type(s)
Dataset
Dataset Size
301 kB
Data Catalog Record Updated
2020-07-27

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