Data from the Multi-Sensitivity Study: Sensory and Rejection Sensitivity, Mental Health, Substance Use, Discrimination, and Social Support

Data from the Multi-Sensitivity Study includes sociodemographic factors, sensory processing sensitivity (a.k.a, highly sensitive personality), the Adult Sensory Profile, rejection sensitivity, mental health (distress, well-being, alcohol/cannabis use), discrimination, and social support (informational, emotional, and companionship). The data (n = 617, United States) was collected through an online cross-sectional self-report survey on Prolific. The Prolific representative sample option was used, stratifying based on sex, age, and ethnicity. The primary and processed data are available on OSF and have reuse potential for clinical and social psychology research, psychometrics research, methodological research on crowdsourcing for participant recruitment, and for use in statistics courses.

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Journal of Open Psychology Data
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2026-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.5334/jopd.155
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Personality Traits and Psychology
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Data from the Multi-Sensitivity Study: Sensory and Rejection Sensitivity, Mental Health, Substance Use, Discrimination, and Social Support

Charlie Rioux, Delaney C Fulp, Megan E. Waldron
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Journal of Open Psychology Data
Personality Traits and Psychology
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Data from the Multi-Sensitivity Study: Sensory and Rejection Sensitivity, Mental Health, Substance Use, Discrimination, and Social Support

Charlie Rioux, Delaney C Fulp, Megan E. Waldron
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Data from the Multi-Sensitivity Study includes sociodemographic factors, sensory processing sensitivity (a.k.a, highly sensitive personality), the Adult Sensory Profile, rejection sensitivity, mental health (distress, well-being, alcohol/cannabis use), discrimination, and social support (informational, emotional, and companionship). The data (n = 617, United States) was collected through an online cross-sectional self-report survey on Prolific. The Prolific representative sample option was used, stratifying based on sex, age, and ethnicity. The primary and processed data are available on OSF and have reuse potential for clinical and social psychology research, psychometrics research, methodological research on crowdsourcing for participant recruitment, and for use in statistics courses.

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Texas Tech University (US), University of Oklahoma (US)
University of Oklahoma
Good health and well-being, Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Personality Traits and Psychology
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