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Clemente, Miguel Cancellation culture, anti-establishment attitude, social values and dark personality Mendeley Data This research aims to determine the attitude of young university students towards the political system, whether it is possible to create a scale that reflects this attitude, and the possible relationships of this attitude with the so-called dark personality and with social values. The hypotheses of the work are: - H1: Young people will have a negative attitude towards the legislature (parliament) and the judiciary, thinking that the only valuable power is the government, and associating the suffrage system with it. - H2: Young people will present a structure of democratic thinking that will include three components: the anti-system, those who think that power is the executive (H1), and those who think that power should be tripartite (executive, legislative and judicial). - H3: There will be a relationship between the dark personality variables and the attitude towards the political system, so that those who defend the anti-system will present higher levels of subclinical psychopathy, compared to those who defend the existence of a government or tripartite power. - H4: The predominant values among young people will be the so-called post-materialist values (freedom, equality, love...) as opposed to the materialist, hedonist and transcendentalist or religious ones. Social Psychology Political Behavior Dataset doi:10.17632/d2ymtmxrks.2 oai:data.mendeley.com/d2ymtmxrks.2 Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 https://data.mendeley.com/datasets/d2ymtmxrks 2025-03-03T16:42:12Z