The study was controlled for potential effects of gender and socioeconomic status, and found that "no significant differences in personality functioning or aspects of daily living were found which could be attributable to height"; this functioning included generalizations associated with the Napoleon complex, such as risk-taking behaviours.
A research investigation explored whether height influences personality functioning and everyday life aspects, while accounting for gender and socioeconomic factors. The findings indicated no significant differences that could be attributed to height; however, it did uncover connections with the Napoleon complex, such as risk-taking behaviors.