Data and material from the paper: Big Five facets and religiosity: Three large-scale, cross-cultural, theory-driven, and process-attentive tests

Item Type:	Dataset
Title:	Data and material from the paper: Big Five facets and religiosity: Three large-scale, cross-cultural, theory-driven, and process-attentive tests
Date:	6 July 2020
Creator :	Gebauer, Jochen

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Classification:

150 Psychology

Abstract:

How relevant are the Big Five in predicting religiosity? Existing evidence suggests that the Big Five domains account for only a small amount of variance in religiosity. Some researchers have claimed that the Big Five domains are too broad and not sufficiently specific to explain much religiosity variance. Accordingly, they speculated that the more specific Big Five facets should predict religiosity better. Yet, such research has generally been sparse, mono-cultural, descriptive, process-inattentive, and somewhat contradictory in its results. Therefore, we conducted three large-scale, cross-cultural, theory-driven, and process-attentive studies. Study 1 (N = 2,277,240) used self-reports across 96 countries, Study 2 (N = 555,235) used informant-reports across 57 countries, and Study 3 (N = 1,413,982) used self-reports across 2,176 cities, 279 states, and 29 countries. Our results were highly consistent across studies. Contrary to widespread assumptions, the Big Five facets did not explain substantially more variance in religiosity than the Big Five domains. Moreover, culture was much more important than previously assumed. More specifically, the Big Five facets collectively explained little variance in religiosity in the least religious cultural contexts (4.2%) but explained substantial variance in religiosity in the most religious cultural contexts (19.5%). In conclusion, the Big Five facets are major predictors of religiosity, but only in religious cultural contexts.

URL:	https://madata.bib.uni-mannheim.de/333/
DOI:	https://doi.org/10.7801/333
Availability (Controlled):	Download

File	Filename / Infos	Link
	Other (Study 1 SPSS data) Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study1_data.sav	Download (1GB)
	Other (Study 2 SPSS data) Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study2_data.sav	Download (402MB)
	Other (Study 3 SPSS data) Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study3_data.sav	Download (579MB)
	Text Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study2_mplus-data.csv	Download (1GB)
	Text Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study1_mplus-data.csv	Download (3GB)
	Text Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study3_mplus-data.csv	Download (1GB)
	Other (Study 1 Level-2 Data) Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study1_level-2_data.sav	Download (7kB)
	Other (Study 2 Data Latent B5 Domains) Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study2_data_latent-B5-domains.sav	Download (28MB)
	Other (Study 2 Level-2 Data) Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study2_level-2_data.sav	Download (6kB)
	Other (Study 1 Data Latent B5 Domains) Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study1_data_latent-B5-domains.sav	Download (118MB)
	Other (Study 3 Data Least Relig) Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study3_data_leastrelig.sav	Download (787kB)
	Other (Study 3 Data Most Relig) Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study3_data_mostrelig.sav	Download (368kB)
	Other (Study 3 Level-2 Data) Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study3_level-2_data.sav	Download (6kB)
	Text Filename: readme_Mplus-scripts.txt	Download (1kB)
	Archive Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study1_Mplus-scripts_updated.zip	Download (29kB)
	Archive Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study2_Mplus-scripts_updated.zip	Download (43kB)
	Archive Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study1_Scripts.zip	Download (42kB)
	Archive Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study2_Scripts.zip	Download (57kB)
	Archive Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Study3_Scripts.zip	Download (79kB)
	Text Filename: B5FacetsRelig_material-file.pdf	Download (452kB)
	Text Filename: readme.txt	Download (256B)
	Text Filename: B5FacetsRelig_Studies1-3_SPSS-script_level-2-correlations.sps	Download (819B)