tra: Simulated Theory of Reasoned Action Data
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Simulated Theory of Reasoned Action Data
Description
Simulated data loosely based on the Theory of Reasoned Action from Social Psychology. Similar data are frequently used in publications involving moderation and mediation. These data were created for illustrative purposes.
Usage
data(tra)
Format
A data frame with 1000 observations on the following 4 variables.
beliefsa numeric vector
valuesa numeric vector
attitudesa numeric vector
intentionsa numeric vector
Details
The data were constructed with the following model(s) in mind. Attitudes are a function of beliefs as moderated by values. Beliefs lead to intentions though their association with attitudes.
Examples
data(tra)
str(tra)
eda.uni(tra$intentions)
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Simulated Theory of Reasoned Action Data
Description
Simulated data loosely based on the Theory of Reasoned Action from Social Psychology. Similar data are frequently used in publications involving moderation and mediation. These data were created for illustrative purposes.
Usage
data(tra)
Format
A data frame with 1000 observations on the following 4 variables.
beliefsa numeric vector
valuesa numeric vector
attitudesa numeric vector
intentionsa numeric vector
Details
The data were constructed with the following model(s) in mind. Attitudes are a function of beliefs as moderated by values. Beliefs lead to intentions though their association with attitudes.
Examples
data(tra) str(tra) eda.uni(tra$intentions)
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