timss2011_usa: TIMMS 2011 USA Data - Attitude Towards Math
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Description
The data is a subset of TIMSS 2011 USA data and includes responses for six statements to measure attitudes towards math.
These rating scale items have response codes from 0 to 3 with 0 indicating "I strongly disagree", 1 indicating "I disagree", 2 indicating "I agree", and 3 indicating "I strongly agree" for a given statement. Note that items 14B and 14C has to be reverse coded before analysis to make them consistent with other four items.
Usage
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Format
A data frame with 10079 observaiton and 6 items.
Q14AI enjoy learning mathematics
Q14BI wish have not to study Math
Q14CMathematics is boring
Q14DI learn interesting things in mathematics class
Q14EI like mathematics
Q14FI think it's important to do well in mathematics
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Description
The data is a subset of TIMSS 2011 USA data and includes responses for six statements to measure attitudes towards math. These rating scale items have response codes from 0 to 3 with 0 indicating "I strongly disagree", 1 indicating "I disagree", 2 indicating "I agree", and 3 indicating "I strongly agree" for a given statement. Note that items 14B and 14C has to be reverse coded before analysis to make them consistent with other four items.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data frame with 10079 observaiton and 6 items.
Q14AI enjoy learning mathematics
Q14BI wish have not to study Math
Q14CMathematics is boring
Q14DI learn interesting things in mathematics class
Q14EI like mathematics
Q14FI think it's important to do well in mathematics
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