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Performs preliminary calculations on raw data. Counts responses to items measuring stakeholder attributes as well as benefits and costs from a questionnaire employing a five-point Likert scale
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data |
data gathered from a questionnaire employing a five-point Likert scale. The csv file is preferable due to the volume of data |
NoAtt |
indicates col numbers related to the Attitude construct |
NoPow |
indicates col numbers related to the Power construct |
NoUrg |
indicates col numbers related to the Urgency construct |
NoLeg |
indicates col numbers related to the Legitimacy construct |
NoBen |
indicates col numbers related to the Benefits construct |
NoCos |
indicates col numbers related to the Costs construct |
Data are collected by means of a questionnaire survey with a five-point Likert scale. PrelCalc performs preliminary calculations on raw data, counting responses to items measuring all the constructs (Attitude, Power, Urgency, Legitimacy, Benefits, Costs). These denote stakeholder attributes and benefits/costs. In addition, it identifies particular stakeholder groups (based on their names)
CountResponses |
30 x number of stakeholder groups matrix of counted responses related to all the constructs |
NoStakeholders |
the number of stakeholder groups |
NameStakeholders |
the names of stakeholder groups |
NoAttrib |
$Att, $Pow, $Urg, $Leg, $Ben, $Cos |
NoAttrib$Att |
numbers in the raw data set related to the Attitude construct |
NoAttrib$Pow |
col numbers in the raw data set related to the Power construct |
NoAttrib$Urg |
col numbers in the raw data set related to the Urgency construct |
NoAttrib$Leg |
col numbers in the raw data set related to the Legitimacy construct |
NoAttrib$Ben |
col numbers in the raw data set related to the Benefits construct |
NoAttrib$Cos |
col numbers in the raw data set related to the Costs construct |
Lech Kujawski, Sebastian Susmarski, Anna Zamojska, Piotr Zientara
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