In sigbertklinke/rmdwc: Count Words and Characters in R Markdown and Jupyter Notebooks

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## Description

Data execerpt of General Social Survey in 1992.

## Usage

```r
library("rio")
#x <- import("https://shinyapps.wiwi.hu-berlin.de/u/stat/data/gss92.sav")
#head(x)

Format

The data set contains 1500 observations and 49 variables. The following exercept describes only variables used in the lecture Data analysis I+II.

Variable | Meaning -------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- age | Age of Respondent sex | Respondent's Sex (1=Male, 2=Female) educ | Highest Year of School Completed sibs | Number of brothers and sisters life | Is life dull (=1), routine (=2) or exciting (=3) speduc | Highest Year of School Completed by Spouse paeduc | Highest Year of School Completed by Father maeduc | Highest Year of School Completed by Mother tvhours | Hours of Television Watched wrkstat | Labor Force Status (1=Working fulltime) hrs1 | Number of Hours Worked Last Week rincmdol | Respondent's Income (in US\$) wifeduc | Wife: number of years of education husbeduc | Husband: number of years of education wifeft | Wife employed full time (0=No, 1=Yes) happy | General happiness (1=Very Happy, 2=Pretty happy, 3=Not too happy, NA=NAP/DK/NA) hapmar | Happiness of marriage (coding as in happy)

Source

• Norušis, Marija J. IBM SPSS Statistics 19: Guide to Data Analysis. Internat. ed. Upper Saddle River: Prentice Hall, 2011. http://www.norusis.com/book_DA_v19.php

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