Personality traits and meaning in life among emerging adults: the moderating role of social connectedness and emotion regulation

The dataset is structured for research on emotional and psychological stress, focusing on the relationship between emotional regulation, social interactions, and meaning or purpose in life. It contains 403 entries and 12 variables, which explore various dimensions of individuals' psychological and social experiences.
Purpose: The dataset is to examine emotional well-being, coping mechanisms, and social factors that contribute to stress or emotional regulation.
Nature: The data is mostly numerical (float32), representing scales or scores on psychological constructs. It also contains categorical data (e.g., "gender," "economical_situation," and "romantic_relation"), which indicate demographic or social context.
Scope: This dataset covers various psychological and social dimensions, including emotional regulation (DERS_scale), presence and search for meaning (variables like "Presence" and "Search"), relationship status, and economic conditions. The scope likely targets understanding how stress and coping mechanisms relate to emotional well-being in different social and economic contexts.