Dados de replicação para: "Six to seven times less likely to be physically active: low self-determination and basic psychological needs support in women with endometriosis – a cluster analysis"
This record describes replication data for a study titled “Six to seven times less likely to be physically active: low self-determination and basic psychological needs support in women with endometriosis – a cluster analysis,” authored by Clarissa Medeiros da Luz in 2025 and hosted as Deposita Dados IBICT. The dataset is presented as “replication data” (version 1.0) with a DOI and UNF identifier, indicating that underlying materials were prepared for reuse rather than reporting new experimental results in the text provided here. No population, analysis methods, or quantitative findings from the original cluster analysis are included in the provided paper record, and the explicit limitation is that the content shown is only the replication-data description. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — replication data for a cluster analysis examining physical activity levels in women with endometriosis in relation to self-determination and basic psychological needs.
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