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NA
s): Negative Attitudes towards ImmigrantsA survey of 98 students was carried out to examine student's (negative) attitudes towards immigrants. Four statements had to be compared with regard to higher acceptance. The four statements were
Foreigners increase crime rates (crimRate
)
Foreigners take apprenticeship training position away (position
)
Foreigners are a strain for the social welfare system (socBurd
)
Foreigners threaten our culture (culture
)
The first 6 variables in the dataset indicate the preferences of the students.
For a given comparison the responses are coded by 1 if the first item was preferred, -1 if the second university was preferred and 0 if no decision was made.
The variable ENG
characterises the knowledge of English and the variable SEX
characterises the gender.
immig
A data frame with 98 observations on the following 9 variables.
V12
crimRate
vs. position
V13
crimRate
vs. socBurd
V23
position
vs. socBurd
V14
crimRate
vs. culture
V24
position
vs. culture
V34
socBurd
vs. culture
SEX
Gender: (1) male, (2) female
AGE
Age (continuous)
NAT
Nationality (Factor). Cannot directly be used in prefmod
Weber, D., & Hatzinger, R. (2011). A novel approach for modelling paired comparisons data with non-ignorable missing values on students' attitudes towards foreigners. Data Analysis Bulletin, 12, 11–22.
summary(immig)
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