rooiels: Perceptions of Danger of Baboons in a small Cape Village of...
In JedStephens/rarma: Package to accompany "R, A Researcher’s Modern Approach" (RARMA)
Description
Usage
Format
Source
References
Description
This dataset contains a single question from a survey conducted in Rooiels a small coastal village
near Cape Town, South Africa.
The village lives in a sometimes difficult relationship with baboons.
Understanding how people percive baboons is important for thier management.
Usage
1
Format
A data frame with cross-sectional and panel data.
Respondents are uniquely identified with the anonyous 'respid' variable.
- respid
Unique respondent identification number
- balanced_panel
A variable which identifies if the same respondent was in both surveys
- year
Year relating to the survey
- baboons_dangerous
The result of a survey question: "Are the baboons in Rooeils dangerous at present"
Source
Centre for Social Science Research
References
As source
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Description Usage Format Source References
Description
This dataset contains a single question from a survey conducted in Rooiels a small coastal village near Cape Town, South Africa. The village lives in a sometimes difficult relationship with baboons. Understanding how people percive baboons is important for thier management.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data frame with cross-sectional and panel data. Respondents are uniquely identified with the anonyous 'respid' variable.
- respid
Unique respondent identification number
- balanced_panel
A variable which identifies if the same respondent was in both surveys
- year
Year relating to the survey
- baboons_dangerous
The result of a survey question: "Are the baboons in Rooeils dangerous at present"
Source
Centre for Social Science Research
References
As source
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