children_companionships: The Companionships of Preschool Children
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The Companionships of Preschool Children
Description
The data was collected by Elizabeth Hagman (1932). She observed children
playing at school, and then she interview them at the end of the school year
to inquire about who were their playmates.
Usage
data(children_companionships)
Format
A list of two matrices and one data frame of the attributes of the
childrens.
- group1
A 15 X 15 matrix of the experimental group 1. The weight of
the ties represent the C.I. index.
- group2
A 24 X 24 matrix of the experimental group 2.The weight of
the ties represent the C.I. index.
- attributes
Attributes of the childrens
Details
# TODO: explain C.I.
$C.I.= \fracnumber of times A was observed reacting to Bnumber of times A
had an opportunity to react to B$
# TODO: explain attributes
Source
Hagman, E. P. (1932). The companionships of preschool children
[Doctoral thesis, The State University of Iowa]. The State University of
Iowa.
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The Companionships of Preschool Children
Description
The data was collected by Elizabeth Hagman (1932). She observed children playing at school, and then she interview them at the end of the school year to inquire about who were their playmates.
Usage
data(children_companionships)
Format
A list of two matrices and one data frame of the attributes of the childrens.
- group1
A 15 X 15 matrix of the experimental group 1. The weight of the ties represent the C.I. index.
- group2
A 24 X 24 matrix of the experimental group 2.The weight of the ties represent the C.I. index.
- attributes
Attributes of the childrens
Details
# TODO: explain C.I. $C.I.= \fracnumber of times A was observed reacting to Bnumber of times A had an opportunity to react to B$
# TODO: explain attributes
Source
Hagman, E. P. (1932). The companionships of preschool children [Doctoral thesis, The State University of Iowa]. The State University of Iowa.
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