nations: Similarities of Nations (1968)
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Similarities of Nations (1968)
Description
Average similarity ratings of 12 countries from 18 students in Myron Wish's Psychological Measurement class in 1968.
Usage
data(nations)
Format
A numeric matrix where each entry is the average similarity (on a 1=very different to 9=very similar scale). The columns and rows refer to the following countries (in this order): Brazil, Congo, Cuba, Egypt, France, India, Israel, Japan, China, USSR, USA, Yugoslavia
Source
Wish, Myron. 1971. ‘Individual Differences in Perceptions and Preferences Among Nations’. In Attitude Research Reaches New Heights, ed. Charls W. King and Douglas J. Tigert. Chicago: American Marketing Association, pp. 312-328.
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Similarities of Nations (1968)
Description
Average similarity ratings of 12 countries from 18 students in Myron Wish's Psychological Measurement class in 1968.
Usage
data(nations)Format
A numeric matrix where each entry is the average similarity (on a 1=very different to 9=very similar scale). The columns and rows refer to the following countries (in this order): Brazil, Congo, Cuba, Egypt, France, India, Israel, Japan, China, USSR, USA, Yugoslavia
Source
Wish, Myron. 1971. ‘Individual Differences in Perceptions and Preferences Among Nations’. In Attitude Research Reaches New Heights, ed. Charls W. King and Douglas J. Tigert. Chicago: American Marketing Association, pp. 312-328.
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