Effects of Rh Negativity on Health and Behavior in a Czech and Slovak Internet Cohort

Raw data for a cross-sectional study on the effects of Rh phenotype on wellbeing, health, fecundity, and sexual activity. The dataset includes responses from 5,527 anonymous Czech and Slovak internet participants, comprising 1,768 men and 3,759 women. The study was authored by Jaroslav Flegr and analyzes associations using the partial Kendall test with controls for age and hometown population.

Use Cases

• Analyzing associations between Rh negativity and self-reported wellbeing based on WHO-BREFF scores mentioned in the description
• Investigating links between Rh phenotype and mental health-related variables described in the study
• Comparing reported sexual activity and economic situation between Rh-negative and Rh-positive groups
• Studying potential sex-specific effects of Rh negativity on physical health variables

Strengths

• Dataset size of 5,527 participants provides a substantial sample for analysis
• Includes sex-stratified data with 1,768 male and 3,759 female participants
• Study design controls for age and hometown population size as mentioned in the abstract

Limitations

• Column-level documentation is absent; field semantics must be inferred after download
• Row count for the raw data is unknown, which may limit suitability assessment
• Data may reflect self-selection bias inherent to an anonymous internet study population

Provenance

Source

Jaroslav Flegr

Collection Method

Anonymous internet study

Geography

Czech and Slovak populations