weightedFF: Weight Expectancy Data
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weightedFF R Documentation
Weight Expectancy Data
Description
In brief: weight situations by a situational and/or action variable of interest.
Mainly of value for eventually combining multiple scenarios into a single score.
For instance: combining diverse ESJT ratings to a single score weighted by the situation's assertiveness-diagnosticity.
Usage
sweighteddata(FFdata, voiset, voi)
Arguments
Ex
ESJT raw data; must be headed with three variables, which should
generally be p, s, i (for person, situation, and action, respectively)
voiset
Set containing the variable of interest
voi
Name of the specific variable within the voiset you wish to weight by
si_ids
= Name of situation and action identifiers, common to both files
Value
The expected effects of the action, weighted by the action's situation-diagnosticity
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Weight Expectancy Data
Description
In brief: weight situations by a situational and/or action variable of interest. Mainly of value for eventually combining multiple scenarios into a single score. For instance: combining diverse ESJT ratings to a single score weighted by the situation's assertiveness-diagnosticity.
Usage
sweighteddata(FFdata, voiset, voi)
Arguments
Ex |
ESJT raw data; must be headed with three variables, which should
generally be |
voiset |
Set containing the variable of interest |
voi |
Name of the specific variable within the voiset you wish to weight by |
si_ids |
= Name of situation and action identifiers, common to both files |
Value
The expected effects of the action, weighted by the action's situation-diagnosticity
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