mantar_dummy_full | R Documentation |
These two simulated data sets are provided for illustration purposes. They are based on a sparse psychological network structure with a single underlying construct. The column names represent core properties of neuroticism but are purely made up to make the example more illustrative.
mantar_dummy_full: A complete data set without missing values.
mantar_dummy_mis: A version with approximately 30% missing values per column.
mantar_dummy_full
mantar_dummy_mis
8 columns; rows: 400 (mantar_dummy_full
) and 600 (mantar_dummy_mis
)
Tending to feel emotions strongly in response to life events.
Being more likely to feel concerned or uneasy.
Feeling more stressed in challenging or uncertain situations.
Being conscious of one’s own feelings and how they shift.
Experiencing occasional changes in mood.
Being careful and thinking ahead about possible negative outcomes.
Reflecting on what might go wrong and preparing for it.
Being affected by others’ feedback or disapproval.
An object of class data.frame
with 600 rows and 8 columns.
# Load the data sets
data(mantar_dummy_full)
data(mantar_dummy_mis)
# View the first few rows of each data set
head(mantar_dummy_full)
head(mantar_dummy_mis)
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