Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
This is my take on Sussex pond pudding – the classic suet pud boiled with a whole lemon inside. I use a whole orange instead and add chocolate. The juice from the fruit combines with the melted chocolate, butter and sugar to create an irresistible sauce that floods out as the pudding is cut – hence the title.
Equipment and preparation: you will need a 1.2 litre/2 pints pudding basin.
Grease a 1.2 litre/2 pints pudding basin with butter.
Mix the flour, cocoa, sugar and suet together in a large bowl. Finely grate the zest of the orange and mix this in too. Gradually work in enough milk to form a soft, slightly sticky dough.
Take a third of the dough and roll it out on a lightly floured surface. Invert the basin onto the pastry and cut around it to form a lid. Add the offcuts to the remaining pastry and roll out to a circle, about 30cm/12in in diameter. Use this to line the pudding basin. Make sure there are no cracks in the pastry.
Put half of the butter, dark brown sugar and chocolate in the lined basin. Pierce the zested orange all over with a skewer and sit it on top. Add the remaining butter, sugar and chocolate.
Dampen the pastry edges with milk or water and put the pastry lid on top. Press the edges together to seal and trim off the excess.
Place a piece of baking parchment on a sheet of foil and make a large pleat in the middle, folding both sheets together. Put the parchment and foil on top of the pudding, foil-side up, and secure with string, looping the end of the string over the top of the pudding and tying it to form a handle.
Place the basin in a large pan, and pour in enough boiling water to come halfway up the side of the basin. Put a lid on the pan and bring to a simmer. Lower the heat to maintain a simmer and let the pudding steam for 2¼ hours. Top up the boiling water during this time, if necessary, so the pan doesn’t boil dry.
Carefully remove the basin from the pan, remove the paper and foil and release the sides of the pudding from the basin with a small knife, if necessary. Put a large plate or deep dish on top of the basin and invert it to turn out the pudding.
Serve at once, cutting into the pudding carefully as the juices flood out (the orange isn’t intended to be eaten). Serve with cold cream.


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A foreign key is used to couple two tables in a logical way, and restrict the changes that can be applied to them.
It all starts with a master table, which will be the referenced table. It needs to have a primary key (well, actually the referenced columns only need to be not null and covered by a unique index, but it's really good advice to have a primary key). The slave table depends on the master table, in the sense that the columns on which the foreign key is created must match the master table for any key inserted or updated. The slave table is the referencing table of the foreign key.
The foreign key not only restricts the referencing table, but also the referenced table; the flavour of restriction can be RESTRICT, CASCADE or SET NULL. This means, that if a row in the master/referenced table is changed (updated or deleted), all referencing tables are checked if the operation is valid, and if there's some additional action to perform; see the PostgreSQL documentation on foreign keys for further details.
This means that on change access to a specific row in the referenced table, a corresponding read is performed on all referencing tables, using the foreign key columns as access key. Consequently, all design rules which should be taken into account for good read performance usually also apply to columns in a referencing table. For good performance, an index is advisable in most cases. PostgreSQL does not enforce this in any way, so it's up to the database designer to provide an index.
For convenience, pgAdmin III provides a simple checkbox when creating a foreign key, which will automatically check for the presence of a usable index, and will create one for you if none is found. As with all indexes, there are rare cases when such an index degrades your overall performance a little, but in general having one index too few is much more performance degrading than having one index too much.


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LAST MAN STANDING A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 6.0 Alternative Scale: **1/2 out of ****
United States, 1996 U.S. Release Date: 9/20/96 (wide) Running Length: 1:41 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, violence, and more violence) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Bruce Willis, Christopher Walken, Bruce Dern, William Sanderson, David Patrick Kelly, Ned Eisenberg, Alexandra Powers, Karina Lombard, Michael Imperioli Director: Walter Hill Producers: Arthur Sarkissian and Walter Hill Screenplay: Walter Hill based on the story by Ryuzo Kikushima and Akira Kurosawa Cinematography: Lloyd Ahern Music: Ry Cooder U.S. Distributor: New Line Cinema
A number of words come to mind when considering Walter Hill's latest directorial effort, LAST MAN STANDING. One is violent. Another is excessive. A third is unnecessary.  The atmosphere is so thick and pointlessly "artsy" that it threatens to choke the viewer. And, since this story has already been filmed twice before, in much better versions (Akira Kurosawa's 1961 YOJIMBO and Sergio Leone's 1964 A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS), the audience is left wondering why Hollywood felt the need to do it again.
The basic idea of LAST MAN STANDING is to transfer the samurai sword epic YOJIMBO from Japan in the 1860s to a small United States town in the Old West. However, since that's exactly what A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS did, the film makers felt compelled to add a prohibition-era flavor to the mix. The result is a bizarre mixture of western and gangster genres that doesn't really work. Tommy guns and tumbleweeds don't make for a perfect marriage, and the site of Bruce Willis, dressed in a crisp suit and fedora, striding through a dust storm towards the local saloon causes us to wonder if the costume and set designers didn't get their wires crossed.
Willis is "John Smith", The Man With No Name who has previously been essayed by Toshiro Mifune and Clint Eastwood. And, whatever other problems LAST MAN STANDING may exhibit, the lead actor's performance isn't among them. Laconic, tight-lipped (except during an irritatingly unnecessary dime-store novel voiceover), and grim-faced, Willis is right for the part. Smith is a mercenary and a mystery, and Willis keeps us curious about his history and what he plans to do next.
Smith arrives in Jericho, Texas (population: 57) on a hot, windy afternoon at the height of the prohibition era. The town is controlled by two gangs with their roots in Chicago (the question of why Chicago gangs would war over run-down Jericho is never satisfactorily explained): the Irish, led by Doyle (David Patrick Kelly), and the Italians, run by Strozzi (Ned Eisenberg). Smith's car undergoes some heavy damage when he is caught looking the wrong way at Doyle's girl, Felina (Karina Lombard). This pulls Smith into Jericho's unstable political situation. He learns that the sheriff, Ed Galt (Bruce Dern), is a crook, and there's not much difference between Doyle and Strozzi, except that Doyle has a sadistic henchman named Hickey (Christopher Walken) who kills for the sheer joy of it. Soon Smith, looking to make as much money as he can, is playing both ends against the middle, and is always one step away ahead of death.
Hill goes way overboard with atmosphere, incorporating elements of everything from traditional western and gangster motifs to film noir cliches. Almost every outdoor scene features a dust storm and every indoor sequence is heavily shadowed.  It's a clever conceit, but totally superfluous. Atmosphere is supposed to be a background element, but Hill forces it into the foreground, as if attempting to overcompensate for structural and plausibility problems in his script. Then there's Ry Cooder's hard rock score, which seems vastly out of place for this sort of period piece.
Over-the-top, cartoonish violence is a big part of LAST MAN STANDING. The body count is way up there, and there's one instance when it takes approximately forty bullets to kill one man. Hill is not Sam Peckinpah, however, and, as a result, much of the bloodshed comes across as gratuitous rather than stylized. Sure, there are a lot of people we want to see killed, but this sort of wholesale carnage is more repetitious than satisfying.
Aside from Willis, the best acting job is turned in by Bruce Dern as the pragmatic, crooked sheriff of Jericho. Christopher Walken is at his maniacal best as Hickey, although, at this point in his career, I'm beginning to wonder if he can play anything other than a psycho. Most of the rest of the cast, including Karina Lombard (WIDE SARGASSO SEA), is unimpressive at best. Worse, the secondary characters are a poorly- developed lot, with motives that vary from incomprehensible to merely unexplained.
As a shallow tale of conscienceless bloodshed and revenge, LAST MAN STANDING is reasonably effective. But as an updated version of the far better-realized YOJIMBO, it's an unqualified failure. LAST MAN STANDING is a surface picture -- it looks good, sounds good, and moves quickly -- but there's no depth whatsoever. In the past, Walter Hill has done some great work (SOUTHERN COMFORT, 48 HOURS) and some less-than-great work (GERONIMO). LAST MAN STANDING falls closer to the latter category than the former.
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Virtual reality, or VR, is the newest and potentially the most efficient dimension of media. One of the important components of creating a virtual experience is simulating the vision. And for simulating vision, one should know the user’s field of view at any given time. The field of view is in turn determined by the position and orientation of user’s head. A few companies have provided some solutions to the head tracking problem. Among them Oculus is one of the most workable solutions which uses infrared LEDs on the headset for tracking. Their system is, however, expensive!
Here, we describe a cost efficient solution to head tracking. It only requires a color-printed sheet of paper and a commodity smartphone. In the proposed system, a printed pattern is tracked using the smartphone camera to estimate its position and orientation. The estimated position and orientation are then sent back to the headset via bluetooth. The headset in turn renders a virtual scene from a desired viewpoint relative to the user’s head. High efficiency and accuracy are two of the main characteristics of our system that makes it viable.
The main components of the proposed systems are
Pattern design
Detector/tracker design
Multiple pattern registration
The six patterns used in our system are shown in the figure above. Note that the only difference between the different patterns is on their border. Different patterns have different grid blocks with black outer border and this difference is what is used to identify different patterns. These borders are specifically placed with good error tolerance using error correcting codes.
The color grid pattern itself is designed by exhaustively searching for all possible combinations of red, green and blue colors on a grid of size 4 x 4 for quick and accurate detection.
| Pattern 0 | Pattern 1 | Pattern 2 |
| Pattern 3 | Pattern 4 | Pattern 5 |
The pattern is detected by fast detection of corners in the image which contain all the three colors used e.g. red, green and blue. It uses a highly optimized coarse to fine algorithm implementation for precise detection of corners. Note that all the 9 interior corners of the grid pattern have all the three colors surrounding them.
We avoid running (relatively) expensive pattern detection algorithm in each frame of video captured by the camera by predicting the position of the corners in the next frame and then confining the search for corners to a small region. The well known Kalman filter is also used to smoothen the pattern trajectory.
In order to be able to track the user’s head with a single camera, multiple patterns are required to be placed on the headset in case one of the patterns is highly oblique to the camera. To achieve this, relative position and orientation of different patterns is estimated.
In this Section we shall describe the procedure to operate the system with varying degree of control on the system. First we shall describe the simplest way to run the system using the provided .apk files.
Following are the minimum set of items required to operate the proposed system:
Tracker phone: Galaxy S6
VR headset: GearVR with a smartphone (VR phone)
Printed patterns: Cardboard/foamboard cutouts with patterns pasted
As more control is required on the system, additional software will be required.
VR Headset
Tracker phone
Following are the instructions to directly operate the system without installation:
Install the Tracker apk [PatternTracker.apk] available in the "Executables" folder on the Tracker phone.
Install VR apk [TrackerGearVR.apk] available in the "Executables" folder on a the VR phone.
Pair Tracker phone and VR phone via bluetooth.
Print the six patterns shown in the figure above as described in “Pattern printing instructions" below
Attach the Pattern 0 on the front side of VR headset and any number of the remaining patterns on other parts of the VR headset. See figure above.
Start the PatternTracker.apk on Tracker phone. Place this phone horizontally so that the “Debug:on" button is on top left corner and the back-facing camera facing towards the user. See Figure above. Place it appropriately so that the GearVR is comfortably in the field of view.
Start the app on the VR phone and put it in GearVR.
Optionally, register the multiple patterns. See details below.
Optionally, click the “Debug:on" button to turn it to “Debug:off" which will enhance the performance of the system but will stop showing the corner indicator.
Wear GearVR and try to move back and forth, and left and right to notice that your view in VR is adjusting according to your motion.
Tracker phone with “update geometry" feature on.
Tracker phone with “update geometry" feature off.
Following are the instructions for registering multiple patterns:
Click the “Update Geom: off" button so that it show “Update Geom: on"
Place the camera of the Tracker phone so that the Pattern 0 and one of the other patterns are in view as seen on its screen and capture good portion -more than half- of the screen. Make sure the lighting is good.
See the corner indicators appear on the screen.
Once the corner indicators are stable i.e. not coming on and going off frequently, press the “Update Geom: on” button again to turn it into “Update Geom: off". Notice that below the buttons, each new detected pattern will be listed. This shows that the new pattern has been registered with the assumption that Pattern 0 was already registered. See figure above where Pattern 3 is registered with Pattern 0.
Follow steps 1 through 4 for registering each new pattern given the already registered patterns. E.g. if in the last step Pattern 1 was registered, in order to register Pattern 2 place the Tracker phone so that either Pattern 0 and Pattern 2 are in view or Pattern 1 and Pattern 2 are in view and then follow steps 2 through 3.
Pattern printing instructions on windows machine:
Open a pattern image among those available at PatternDesign\patterns in windows photo viewer;
Print image in letter paper, 3.5x5in, four images in a page, un-check “fit to frame”. Size of printed pattern should be 10.6cm wide and 7.1cm high. See figure above.
Printed pattern with a measurement scale.
In case the system crashes, one reason is that the opengl libraries on phone are incompatible with the ones provided with the system. To resolve this issue, the Tracker phone apk will need to be compiled again as described in Section below.
First, we shall describe the compilation of Tracker apk. The compilation requires that the following are already installed on the computer: latest Android SDK, Android NDK r10b, Eclipse. See http://developer.android.com/ndk/guides/setup.html for reference. Also, OpenCV 2.4.9 for Android, available at http://opencv.org/downloads.html, needs to be installed on the system.
To compile the project, first import the project in Eclipse as follows:
Browse to File>Import>Android>Existing Android Code Into Workspace.
Browse to the folder containing PatternTracker project.
Select the “PatternTracker" project and click “Finish".
Similarly import the OpenCV Librar - 2.4.9 from the downloaded OpenCV folder. And also the BluetoothLibrary from the corresponding folder.
Now we need to add the required libraries in the project as follows:
Select the PatternTracker project in Eclipse on the left panel
Go to Project>Properties>Android.
In the bottom right “Library" section, remove any existing libraries
Click “Add" and add the OpenCV and the Bluetooth libraries.
Edit the “include C:/.../OpenCV.mk" line in the Android.mk file present inside the jni folder in the PatternTracker android project and modify it appropriately to provide the directory where the OpenCV is installed.
Set the ndk compiler as follows:
Select the PatternTracker project in Eclipse on the left panel
Go to Project>Properties>Builders.
Click “New Builder" on the right panel and click “Edit".
In the new window, click on the “Main" tab and enter the location of ndk-build.cmd file. It should be something like “...android-ndk-r10b folder folder/ndk-build.cmd".
Finally, “Clean" and “build" the project and run it on the Galaxy S6 phone.
If it does not run, libEGL.so and libOpenCL.so will need to be extracted from the phone and placed at appropriate location. The libEGL.so file typically resides in the /system/lib/ directory of the smartphone and libOpenCL.so is typically found in /system/vendor/lib/ directory. The following commands on windows command prompt can be used to achieve this task:
>adb shell
>cd storage/sdcard0
>cp /system/lib/libEGL.so .
>cp /system/vendor/lib/libOpenCL.so .
Then you can copy the two library files from the windows explorer to “jni\libs". It should now be ready to run.
In order to compile the VR apk, perform the following steps:
Install unity 5.3.4f1 available at https://unity3d.com/get-unity/download.
Open the project and go to File>Build Settings>Player Settings>Publishing settings
Use some existing keystore or create a new keystore.
Click build to create the apk.
Once both the VR apk and Tracker apk are built, follow the steps described in Direct Installation section to run the system.
A detailed paper providing the complete algorithm description and theoretical underpinnings will be available shortly.
By: Abhishek Nagar
Samsung Electronics America, Dallas
a.nagar@samsung.com


Gecode::Int::GCC::OccurBndsView Class Reference
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Tuple conataining the lower and upper cardinality bounds.
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This data comes from an interactive version of the scales from the International Personality Item Pool designed to measure Cattell's 16 personality factors.
The data can be found at data.csv, fields delimited by tabs.
| Field | Format | Description |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | INTEGER | "I know how to comfort others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| A2 | INTEGER | "I enjoy bringing people together" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| A3 | INTEGER | "I feel others' emotions" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| A4 | INTEGER | "I take an interest in other people's lives" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| A5 | INTEGER | "I cheer people up" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| A6 | INTEGER | "I make people feel at ease" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| A7 | INTEGER | "I take time out for others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| A8 | INTEGER | "I don't like to get involved in other people's problems" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| A9 | INTEGER | "I am not really interested in others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| A10 | INTEGER | "I try not to think about the needy" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B1 | INTEGER | "I make insightful remarks" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B2 | INTEGER | "I know the answers to many questions" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B3 | INTEGER | "I tend to analyze things" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B4 | INTEGER | "I use my brain" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B5 | INTEGER | "I learn quickly" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B6 | INTEGER | "I counter others' arguments" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B7 | INTEGER | "I reflect on things before acting" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B8 | INTEGER | "I weigh the pros against the cons" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B9 | INTEGER | "I consider myself an average person" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B10 | INTEGER | "I get confused easily" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B11 | INTEGER | "I know that I am not a special person" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B12 | INTEGER | "I have a poor vocabulary" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| B13 | INTEGER | "I skip difficult words while reading" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| C1 | INTEGER | "I seldom feel blue" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| C2 | INTEGER | "I feel comfortable with myself" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| C3 | INTEGER | "I readily overcome setbacks" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| C4 | INTEGER | "I am relaxed most of the time" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| C5 | INTEGER | "I am not easily frustrated" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| C6 | INTEGER | "I have frequent mood swings" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| C7 | INTEGER | "I often feel blue" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| C8 | INTEGER | "I dislike myself" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| C9 | INTEGER | "I feel desperate" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| C10 | INTEGER | "I am easily discouraged" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| D1 | INTEGER | "I take charge" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| D2 | INTEGER | "I want to be in charge" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| D3 | INTEGER | "I say what I think" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| D4 | INTEGER | "I am not afraid of providing criticism" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| D5 | INTEGER | "I take control of things" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| D6 | INTEGER | "I can take strong measures" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| D7 | INTEGER | "I wait for others to lead the way" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| D8 | INTEGER | "I never challenge things" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| D9 | INTEGER | "I let others make the decisions" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| D10 | INTEGER | "I let myself be pushed around" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| E1 | INTEGER | "I am the life of the party" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| E2 | INTEGER | "I love large parties" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| E3 | INTEGER | "I joke around a lot" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| E4 | INTEGER | "I enjoy being part of a loud crowd" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| E5 | INTEGER | "I amuse my friends" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| E6 | INTEGER | "I act wild and crazy" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| E7 | INTEGER | "I seldom joke around" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| E8 | INTEGER | "I don't like crowded events" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| E9 | INTEGER | "I am the last to laugh at a joke" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| E10 | INTEGER | "I dislike loud music" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| F1 | INTEGER | "I believe laws should be strictly enforced" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| F2 | INTEGER | "I try to follow the rules" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| F3 | INTEGER | "I believe in one true religion" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| F4 | INTEGER | "I respect authority" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| F5 | INTEGER | "I like to stand during the national anthem" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| F6 | INTEGER | "I resist authority" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| F7 | INTEGER | "I break rules" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| F8 | INTEGER | "I use swear words" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| F9 | INTEGER | "I oppose authority" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| F10 | INTEGER | "I know how to get around the rules" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| G1 | INTEGER | "I feel comfortable around people" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| G2 | INTEGER | "I talk to a lot of different people at parties" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| G3 | INTEGER | "I don't mind being the center of attention" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| G4 | INTEGER | "I make friends easily" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| G5 | INTEGER | "I start conversations" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| G6 | INTEGER | "I find it difficult to approach others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| G7 | INTEGER | "I often feel uncomfortable around others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| G8 | INTEGER | "I have little to say" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| G9 | INTEGER | "I am quiet around strangers" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| G10 | INTEGER | "I keep in the background" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| H1 | INTEGER | "I like to read" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| H2 | INTEGER | "I enjoy discussing movies and books with others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| H3 | INTEGER | "I read a lot" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| H4 | INTEGER | "I don't like action movies" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| H5 | INTEGER | "I cry during movies" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| H6 | INTEGER | "I love flowers" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| H7 | INTEGER | "I do not enjoy watching dance performances" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| H8 | INTEGER | "I do not like poetry" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| H9 | INTEGER | "I dislike works of fiction" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| H10 | INTEGER | "I rarely notice my emotional reactions" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| I1 | INTEGER | "I find it hard to forgive others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| I2 | INTEGER | "I suspect hidden motives in others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| I3 | INTEGER | "I am wary of others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| I4 | INTEGER | "I distrust people" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| I5 | INTEGER | "I believe that people seldom tell you the whole truth" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| I6 | INTEGER | "I believe that people are essentially evil" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| I7 | INTEGER | "I trust what people say" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| I8 | INTEGER | "I trust others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| I9 | INTEGER | "I believe that others have good intentions" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| I10 | INTEGER | "I believe that people are basically moral" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| J1 | INTEGER | "I do things that others find strange" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| J2 | INTEGER | "I like to get lost in thought" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| J3 | INTEGER | "I enjoy wild flights of fantasy" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| J4 | INTEGER | "I love to daydream" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| J5 | INTEGER | "I swim against the current" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| J6 | INTEGER | "I take deviant positions" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| J7 | INTEGER | "I do unexpected things" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| J8 | INTEGER | "I do things by the book" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| J9 | INTEGER | "I seldom daydream" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| J10 | INTEGER | "I seldom get lost in thought" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| K1 | INTEGER | "I reveal little about myself" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| K2 | INTEGER | "I am hard to get to know" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| K3 | INTEGER | "I don't talk a lot" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| K4 | INTEGER | "I bottle up my feelings" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| K5 | INTEGER | "I keep my thoughts to myself" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| K6 | INTEGER | "I am open about myself to others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| K7 | INTEGER | "I am open about my feelings" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| K8 | INTEGER | "I disclose my intimate thoughts" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| K9 | INTEGER | "I show my feelings" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| K10 | INTEGER | "I am willing to talk about myself" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| L1 | INTEGER | "I am afraid that I will do the wrong thing" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| L2 | INTEGER | "I feel threatened easily" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| L3 | INTEGER | "I am easily hurt" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| L4 | INTEGER | "I worry about things" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| L5 | INTEGER | "I spend time thinking about past mistakes" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| L6 | INTEGER | "I feel guilty when I say 'no'" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| L7 | INTEGER | "I feel crushed by setbacks" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| L8 | INTEGER | "I don't worry about things that have already happened" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| L9 | INTEGER | "I am not easily bothered by things" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| L10 | INTEGER | "I don't let others discourage me" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| M1 | INTEGER | "I believe in the importance of art" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| M2 | INTEGER | "I love to think up new ways of doing things" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| M3 | INTEGER | "I enjoy hearing new ideas" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| M4 | INTEGER | "I carry the conversation to a higher level" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| M5 | INTEGER | "I prefer variety to routine" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| M6 | INTEGER | "I avoid philosophical discussions" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| M7 | INTEGER | "I rarely look for a deeper meaning in things" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| M8 | INTEGER | "I am not interested in theoretical discussions" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| M9 | INTEGER | "I am not interested in abstract ideas" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| M10 | INTEGER | "I try to avoid complex people" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| N1 | INTEGER | "I want to be left alone" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| N2 | INTEGER | "I prefer to do things by myself" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| N3 | INTEGER | "I enjoy spending time by myself" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| N4 | INTEGER | "I seek quiet" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| N5 | INTEGER | "I don't mind eating alone" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| N6 | INTEGER | "I enjoy silence" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| N7 | INTEGER | "I enjoy my privacy" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| N8 | INTEGER | "I enjoy being part of a group" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| N9 | INTEGER | "I enjoy teamwork" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| N10 | INTEGER | "I can't do without the company of others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| O1 | INTEGER | "I want everything to be 'just right'" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| O2 | INTEGER | "I get chores done right away" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| O3 | INTEGER | "I like order" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| O4 | INTEGER | "I continue until everything is perfect" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| O5 | INTEGER | "I am exacting in my work" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| O6 | INTEGER | "I am not bothered by messy people" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| O7 | INTEGER | "I am not bothered by disorder" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| O8 | INTEGER | "I leave a mess in my room" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| O9 | INTEGER | "I leave my belongings around" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| O10 | INTEGER | "I put off unpleasant tasks" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| P1 | INTEGER | "I get irritated easily" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| P2 | INTEGER | "I get angry easily" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| P3 | INTEGER | "I am quick to judge others" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| P4 | INTEGER | "I am annoyed by others' mistakes" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| P5 | INTEGER | "I am easily put out" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| P6 | INTEGER | "I can't stand being contradicted" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| P7 | INTEGER | "I judge people by their appearance" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| P8 | INTEGER | "I am not easily annoyed" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| P9 | INTEGER | "I try to forgive and forget" rated on a five point scale (1-5;0 if missed). 1 was labeled as "strongly disagree", 2 was labeled as "disagree", 3 was labeled as "neither agree not disagree", 4 was labeled as "agree" and 5 was labeled as "strongly agree". |
| country | STRING | The country the user connected from (based on IP address) in the form of ISO 3166 country codes, with some augmentations. The full key is below:
A1,"Anonymous Proxy" A2,"Satellite Provider" O1,"Other Country" AD,"Andorra" AE,"United Arab Emirates" AF,"Afghanistan" AG,"Antigua and Barbuda" AI,"Anguilla" AL,"Albania" AM,"Armenia" AO,"Angola" AP,"Asia/Pacific Region" AQ,"Antarctica" AR,"Argentina" AS,"American Samoa" AT,"Austria" AU,"Australia" AW,"Aruba" AX,"Aland Islands" AZ,"Azerbaijan" BA,"Bosnia and Herzegovina" BB,"Barbados" BD,"Bangladesh" BE,"Belgium" BF,"Burkina Faso" BG,"Bulgaria" BH,"Bahrain" BI,"Burundi" BJ,"Benin" BL,"Saint Bartelemey" BM,"Bermuda" BN,"Brunei Darussalam" BO,"Bolivia" BQ,"Bonaire, Saint Eustatius and Saba" BR,"Brazil" BS,"Bahamas" BT,"Bhutan" BV,"Bouvet Island" BW,"Botswana" BY,"Belarus" BZ,"Belize" CA,"Canada" CC,"Cocos (Keeling) Islands" CD,"Congo, The Democratic Republic of the" CF,"Central African Republic" CG,"Congo" CH,"Switzerland" CI,"Cote d'Ivoire" CK,"Cook Islands" CL,"Chile" CM,"Cameroon" CN,"China" CO,"Colombia" CR,"Costa Rica" CU,"Cuba" CV,"Cape Verde" CW,"Curacao" CX,"Christmas Island" CY,"Cyprus" CZ,"Czech Republic" DE,"Germany" DJ,"Djibouti" DK,"Denmark" DM,"Dominica" DO,"Dominican Republic" DZ,"Algeria" EC,"Ecuador" EE,"Estonia" EG,"Egypt" EH,"Western Sahara" ER,"Eritrea" ES,"Spain" ET,"Ethiopia" EU,"Europe" FI,"Finland" FJ,"Fiji" FK,"Falkland Islands (Malvinas)" FM,"Micronesia, Federated States of" FO,"Faroe Islands" FR,"France" GA,"Gabon" GB,"United Kingdom" GD,"Grenada" GE,"Georgia" GF,"French Guiana" GG,"Guernsey" GH,"Ghana" GI,"Gibraltar" GL,"Greenland" GM,"Gambia" GN,"Guinea" GP,"Guadeloupe" GQ,"Equatorial Guinea" GR,"Greece" GS,"South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands" GT,"Guatemala" GU,"Guam" GW,"Guinea-Bissau" GY,"Guyana" HK,"Hong Kong" HM,"Heard Island and McDonald Islands" HN,"Honduras" HR,"Croatia" HT,"Haiti" HU,"Hungary" ID,"Indonesia" IE,"Ireland" IL,"Israel" IM,"Isle of Man" IN,"India" IO,"British Indian Ocean Territory" IQ,"Iraq" IR,"Iran, Islamic Republic of" IS,"Iceland" IT,"Italy" JE,"Jersey" JM,"Jamaica" JO,"Jordan" JP,"Japan" KE,"Kenya" KG,"Kyrgyzstan" KH,"Cambodia" KI,"Kiribati" KM,"Comoros" KN,"Saint Kitts and Nevis" KP,"Korea, Democratic People's Republic of" KR,"Korea, Republic of" KW,"Kuwait" KY,"Cayman Islands" KZ,"Kazakhstan" LA,"Lao People's Democratic Republic" LB,"Lebanon" LC,"Saint Lucia" LI,"Liechtenstein" LK,"Sri Lanka" LR,"Liberia" LS,"Lesotho" LT,"Lithuania" LU,"Luxembourg" LV,"Latvia" LY,"Libyan Arab Jamahiriya" MA,"Morocco" MC,"Monaco" MD,"Moldova, Republic of" ME,"Montenegro" MF,"Saint Martin" MG,"Madagascar" MH,"Marshall Islands" MK,"Macedonia" ML,"Mali" MM,"Myanmar" MN,"Mongolia" MO,"Macao" MP,"Northern Mariana Islands" MQ,"Martinique" MR,"Mauritania" MS,"Montserrat" MT,"Malta" MU,"Mauritius" MV,"Maldives" MW,"Malawi" MX,"Mexico" MY,"Malaysia" MZ,"Mozambique" NA,"Namibia" NC,"New Caledonia" NE,"Niger" NF,"Norfolk Island" NG,"Nigeria" NI,"Nicaragua" NL,"Netherlands" NO,"Norway" NP,"Nepal" NR,"Nauru" NU,"Niue" NZ,"New Zealand" OM,"Oman" PA,"Panama" PE,"Peru" PF,"French Polynesia" PG,"Papua New Guinea" PH,"Philippines" PK,"Pakistan" PL,"Poland" PM,"Saint Pierre and Miquelon" PN,"Pitcairn" PR,"Puerto Rico" PS,"Palestinian Territory" PT,"Portugal" PW,"Palau" PY,"Paraguay" QA,"Qatar" RE,"Reunion" RO,"Romania" RS,"Serbia" RU,"Russian Federation" RW,"Rwanda" SA,"Saudi Arabia" SB,"Solomon Islands" SC,"Seychelles" SD,"Sudan" SE,"Sweden" SG,"Singapore" SH,"Saint Helena" SI,"Slovenia" SJ,"Svalbard and Jan Mayen" SK,"Slovakia" SL,"Sierra Leone" SM,"San Marino" SN,"Senegal" SO,"Somalia" SR,"Suriname" SS,"South Sudan" ST,"Sao Tome and Principe" SV,"El Salvador" SX,"Sint Maarten" SY,"Syrian Arab Republic" SZ,"Swaziland" TC,"Turks and Caicos Islands" TD,"Chad" TF,"French Southern Territories" TG,"Togo" TH,"Thailand" TJ,"Tajikistan" TK,"Tokelau" TL,"Timor-Leste" TM,"Turkmenistan" TN,"Tunisia" TO,"Tonga" TR,"Turkey" TT,"Trinidad and Tobago" TV,"Tuvalu" TW,"Taiwan" TZ,"Tanzania, United Republic of" UA,"Ukraine" UG,"Uganda" UM,"United States Minor Outlying Islands" US,"United States" UY,"Uruguay" UZ,"Uzbekistan" VA,"Holy See (Vatican City State)" VC,"Saint Vincent and the Grenadines" VE,"Venezuela" VG,"Virgin Islands, British" VI,"Virgin Islands, U.S." VN,"Vietnam" VU,"Vanuatu" WF,"Wallis and Futuna" WS,"Samoa" YE,"Yemen" YT,"Mayotte" ZA,"South Africa" ZM,"Zambia" ZW,"Zimbabwe" |
| source | INTEGER | How the participant came to the test based on HTTP referrer (the url the link the user clicked was on). 1=from front page of website that hosted the survey, 2=from google, 3=facebook, 4=any url containing ".edu" (so "xxx.edu" or "xxx.edu.au" etc., typically it appears these are students in a course where the professor linked the test in their course management software (e.g. moodle)), 5=wikipedia, 6=other source or empty source (empty source=not provided or direct traffic). |
| accuracy | INTEGER | After submission, subjects were instructed to indicate on a scale from 0000 the overall accuracy of their answers. Subjects were instructed to enter 0 if they did not want their data used. Only submissions with accuracy > 0 have been retained. |
| elapse | INTEGER | Number of seconds between when the user started the test and when they submitted it . |
| age | INTEGER | Age in years, only ages >= 13 retained. |
| gender | INTEGER | 1 if "Male", 2 if "Female, 3 if "Other" (0 if missed). |


 Alloy allows anyone to send money digitally over our decentralized blockchain instantly, anywhere in the world, to anyone in the world, anonymously.
Each transaction is secured with robust cryptography and distributed through a global peer-to-peer consensus network.
Alloy utilizes a cryptographic system to transfer funds without exposing any information of any user on the blockchain.
Alloy uses ring signatures to make transactions untraceable, meaning it is very difficult for blockchain analysis to determine if funds have been spent.
No more than, 84 million Alloy will ever exist.
Alloy's block time is over x3 faster than Bitcoin, and uses the Alloy-Cryptonight mining algorithm.
Alloy uses it's own Alloy-CryptoNight algorithm which is ASIC resistant and, is minable on CPU and GPU hardware.
Alloy allows anyone to transfer money with nearly zero fees...
Alloy is one of a few rare cryptocurrencies with true privacy - a feature that makes digital currency act like physical cash and be essentially untraceable. Alloy is created with high level of secrecy in mind, leveraging Ring Signatures to conceal sources/amounts transferred and make it highly resistant to blockchain-analysis attacks and general snooping.
3 minutes block times assure for fast transactions and miner friendliness.
Difficulty changes along a smooth curve to assure a fair and equitable experience for miners.
Alloy utilizes the power of a distributed peer-to-peer consensus network and every transaction is cryptographically secured. Individual accounts have a mnemonic seed displayed when created, which can be written down to back up the account and account files are encrypted with a passphrase to ensure they additionally protected.
Total supply: 84M coins in 20 years, then additional coins each year for inflation. Approximately 5% was premined and allocated for future development.
Coin symbol: XAO.
Hash algorithm: Alloy-CryptoNight (Proof-Of-Work).
Block time: 180 seconds.
Emission scheme: Alloy's block reward changes every number of block following a hill like distribution. However, the emission path of Alloy is generally not far apart from that of Bitcoin.
Alloy was created with long-term ecosystem vision in mind with a comprehensive roadmap of new functionality for the privacy conscious individual.
Alloy’s team is comprised of a collection of seasoned crypto-engineers that want to reshape the path of privacy technology.
Alloy’s fundamental base of code is well known and rigorously tested. It provides a stable base from which to grow and add revolutionary new features.
We have a comprehensive roadmap that details the new feature we plan to integrate into Alloy.
Since our codebase inherients a number of Cryptonote features, you can view the standard whitepapers here: https://lab.getmonero.org/
We plan to add white papers detailing our net new features as detailed in the roadmap.
The majority of the premined coins will be used to fund ecosystem projects and exchange listings.
We structured the project so 95% of the available coins were left for miners.