The relative contributions of subjective and musical factors in music for sleep

This repository contains data collected in an online listening study that gathered ratings on musical excerpts categorised for the purposes of sleeping, relaxing, and energising. Two files are included, described below:## data_surveyresponsesFull survey responses including ratings and participant background info, including items from the STOMP (Rentfrow et al., 2011; Rentfrow & Gosling, 2003), TIPI (Gosling et al., 2003), and PSQI (Buysse et al., 1989) questionnaires and relevant calculated scores. Full questions are given in the headings, additional notes as follows:Q12 – Genres and personality categories from the STOMP questionnaire. Genres are rated on seven-point scales from (1) Strongly dislike to (7) Strongly like.Q13 – TIPI items rated from (1) Disagree strongly to (7) Agree strongly.Q14 – Responses to the question ‘Do you do/use any of the following to help with your sleep?’ rated on a five-point scale of frequency; 1 = Never, 2 = Sometimes, but rarely, 3 = Occasionally, 4 = Quite often, 5 = Always.Q15 – Selected items from Q14 that can be used passively and continuously rated for how they are used; 1 = Never, 2 = In the evening, before I go to bed, 3 = In the evening, in bed as I fall asleep, 4 = All night as I sleep.Q16 – Responses to the question ‘For the item/s you have selected in the questions above [Q14/15], how do you think they help you sleep?’ rated from (1) Strongly agree to (5) Strongly disagree.Q17-27 – PSQI questions.Q28 – Mood and alertness questions rated on nine-point scales (1-9). Headings indicate left | right poles of the scale.Q29-84 – Music ratings given on a nine-point scales (1-9) and open comment responses for each track. Headings indicate left | right poles of the scale.Q85 – Final comments.## data_tracklistList of music samples and corresponding track ID, survey question number, and features extracted using the MIR Toolbox for MATLAB.The study received ethical approval from the University of Sheffield, application reference no.: 036383

本存储库收录了在线聆听研究中收集的数据，该研究收集了针对睡眠、放松和提神目的对音乐片段进行的评分。包含两个文件，具体描述如下：
## data_surveyresponses完整的调查问卷回答，包括评分和参与者背景信息，其中包含来自STOMP（Rentfrow等，2011；Rentfrow & Gosling，2003）、TIPI（Gosling等，2003）和PSQI（Buysse等，1989）问卷的项目以及相关计算分数。完整问题以标题形式给出，附加说明如下：
Q12 – 来自STOMP问卷的音乐流派和人格类别。流派以七点量表进行评分，从（1）强烈厌恶到（7）强烈喜爱。
Q13 – 对TIPI项目的评分，从（1）强烈不同意到（7）强烈同意。
Q14 – 对问题“你是否有以下任何行为或使用任何工具来帮助你入睡？”的回应，以五点频率量表进行评分；1 = 从未，2 = 偶尔，但很少，3 = 偶尔，4 = 相当经常，5 = 总是。
Q15 – Q14中选定的可用于被动连续使用的项目，根据其使用方式评分；1 = 从未，2 = 晚上睡前，3 = 晚上入睡时在床上，4 = 睡眠整夜。
Q16 – 对问题“对于你在上述问题[Q14/15]中选定的项目，你认为它们如何帮助你入睡？”的回应，从（1）强烈同意到（5）强烈不同意。
Q17-27 – PSQI问题。
Q28 – 情绪和警觉性问题，以九点量表（1-9）进行评分。标题指示量表的两极。
Q29-84 – 对每首曲目进行的音乐评分，以九点量表（1-9）进行评分，并对每个曲目提供开放式评论回应。标题指示量表的两极。
Q85 – 最终评论。
## data_tracklist音乐样本列表及其对应的曲目ID、调查问题编号以及使用MATLAB的MIR Toolbox提取的特征。该研究已获得谢菲尔德大学伦理审查批准，申请参考号：036383。