individual: Individual data

In ahcombs/actdata: R-based repository for standardized Affect Control Theory dictionary and equation data sets

Individual data

Description

This data frame contains respondent-level data from a number of recent data collections. The public release version of these data has been trimmed in order to preserve respondent privacy. Covariates retained, where available, are gender identification, racial/ethnic identification, and age. Full versions of these data may be available from the authors. Call dict_info() for citation information.

Usage

individual

Format

A data frame with 794449 rows and 16 variables:

dataset

the data collection effort the observation belongs to

context

context in which dataset was collect (usually country)

year

year dataset collected/published

userid

individual identifier

gender

respondent's gender identity. Male/female except in occupations data sets, where genderqueer/nonbinary and other are options as well.

age

respondent's age or age bracket

raceeth

respondent's racial/ethnic identification (relevant to artifactmods2022, humanvalues2022, products2022, occs2019, occs2020, occs2021)

race1

respondent's primary racial identification (relevant to dukecommunity2015, dukestudent2015, uga2015, usmturk2015, usstudent2015, usfullsurveyor2015)

race2

respondent's secondary racial identification (relevant to dukecommunity2015, dukestudent2015, uga2015, usmturk2015, usstudent2015, usfullsurveyor2015)

hisp

whether a respondent identifies as Hispanic (relevant to uga2015, mturk2015, usstudent2015, usfullsurveyor2015)

term

dictionary term

component

the term's type

instcodes

institution code

E

evaluation rating

P

potency rating

A

activity rating

...

Details

Please note that covariates may not be comparable between data sets. Different data collections provided different response options for these questions. Only very minimal recoding has been done for the version included here. Racial and ethnic identification variables show the most differences between data sets. If you wish to use these variables for research, you should contact the data set authors in order to obtain questionnaire information.

Source

http://affectcontroltheory.org///usa-student-surveyor-dictionary-2015/

ahcombs/actdata documentation built on Jan. 15, 2025, 6:48 p.m.