Data displayed a lot of human traits on TNG.
On Star Trek: The Next Generation, Lt. Commander Data wanted nothing more than to be human, but he was often more human than he realized. As an incredibly advanced android created by Dr. Noonien Soong , Data was superior to humans in many ways. His strength and agility were better than any human, and he could do complex calculations and recall vast amounts of information thanks to his positronic brain.
10 Data Enjoyed Making Art & Music Various Episodes Of Star Trek: The Next Generation Close Data's desire to better understand humanity leads him to take up music and painting. Although Data can download the knowledge necessary to play the violin or copy a Monet painting, he chooses to continue practicing. He also combines styles of music and art in different ways, in much the same way human artists experiment with tones and styles.
8 Data Had A Pet Cat Named Spot Introduced In Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 4, Episode 11 Close As Data recounts the details of a day on the USS Enterprise-D in Star Trek: The Next Generation's "Data's Day," he spends some time with his cat, Spot. Data dotes on Spot just as many humans do with their pets, taking time out of his day to entertain and train the orange cat.
Captain Picard stands up for Data's right to keep custody of his daughter, but the argument becomes moot when Lal malfunctions. Lal begins experiencing emotions for the first time, fearful that she will have to leave the Enterprise. These emotions overwhelm Lal's positronic brain, causing a cascade failure. Data fights to save Lal's life just as hard as any parent would, but he is unable to save her.
5 Data Fought For The Right To Make His Own Decisions Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 2, Episode 9 Close In the excellent Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, "The Measure of a Man," Data's right to make his own choices is called into question. When Dr. Bruce Maddox visits the Enterprise asking to dismantle Data for further study, the cyberneticist claims that Data is the property of Starfleet.
Throughout "Data's Day," Data seeks advice from his friends on how best to help Miles and Keiko on their wedding day. Data wants to ensure that his friends have a perfect wedding, a very thoughtful and human thing to do. An unfeeling machine would not care about any of these things and would have no reason to learn how to dance. Despite being arguably superior to humans, Data never looks down on those around him and is always willing to seek out advice.
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