gss14

A data set containing data on work, salary, and education from the 2014 General
Social Survey. Missing data are explicitly identified with NAs and all data are
represented as factors when appropriate.

datasets

Provides data sets for teaching statistics and data science courses.
It includes a sample of data from John Edmund Kerrich's famous
coinflip experiment. These are data that I used for teaching SOC 4015 / SOC
5050 at Saint Louis University (SLU). The package also contains an R Markdown
template with the required formatting for assignments in my courses
SOC 4015, SOC 4650, SOC 5050, and SOC 5650 at SLU.

Christopher Prener

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Teaching Data for Statistics and Data Science

gss14 function

A data frame with 2538 rows and 19 variables:<dl>
 <dt>YEAR</dt>
<dd>GSS year for this respondent</dd> <dt>INCOME06</dt>
<dd>Total family income (2006 version)</dd> <dt>INCOM16</dt>
<dd>Rs family income when 16 yrs old</dd> <dt>REG16</dt>
<dd>Region of residence, age 16</dd> <dt>RACE</dt>
<dd>Race of respondent</dd> <dt>SEX</dt>
<dd>Respondents sex</dd> <dt>SPDEG</dt>
<dd>Spouses highest degree</dd> <dt>MADEG</dt>
<dd>Mothers highest degree</dd> <dt>PADEG</dt>
<dd>Fathers highest degree</dd> <dt>DEGREE</dt>
<dd>Rs highest degree</dd> <dt>CHILDS</dt>
<dd>Number of children</dd> <dt>SPWRKSLF</dt>
<dd>Spouse self-emp. or works for somebody</dd> <dt>SPHRS1</dt>
<dd>Number of hrs spouse worked last week</dd> <dt>MARITAL</dt>
<dd>Marital status</dd> <dt>WRKSLF</dt>
<dd>R self-emp or works for somebody</dd> <dt>HRS1</dt>
<dd>Number of hours worked last week</dd> <dt>WRKSTAT</dt>
<dd>Labor force status</dd> <dt>ID_</dt>
<dd>Respondent id number</dd> <dt>BALLOT</dt>
<dd>Ballot used for interview</dd>
</dl>

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2014 General Social Survey — gss14

A data frame with 2538 rows and 19 variables:<dl>
 <dt>YEAR</dt>
<dd>GSS year for this respondent</dd>

 <dt>INCOME06</dt>
<dd>Total family income (2006 version)</dd>

 <dt>INCOM16</dt>
<dd>Rs family income when 16 yrs old</dd>

 <dt>REG16</dt>
<dd>Region of residence, age 16</dd>

 <dt>RACE</dt>
<dd>Race of respondent</dd>

 <dt>SEX</dt>
<dd>Respondents sex</dd>

 <dt>SPDEG</dt>
<dd>Spouses highest degree</dd>

 <dt>MADEG</dt>
<dd>Mothers highest degree</dd>

 <dt>PADEG</dt>
<dd>Fathers highest degree</dd>

 <dt>DEGREE</dt>
<dd>Rs highest degree</dd>

 <dt>CHILDS</dt>
<dd>Number of children</dd>

 <dt>SPWRKSLF</dt>
<dd>Spouse self-emp. or works for somebody</dd>

 <dt>SPHRS1</dt>
<dd>Number of hrs spouse worked last week</dd>

 <dt>MARITAL</dt>
<dd>Marital status</dd>

 <dt>WRKSLF</dt>
<dd>R self-emp or works for somebody</dd>

 <dt>HRS1</dt>
<dd>Number of hours worked last week</dd>

 <dt>WRKSTAT</dt>
<dd>Labor force status</dd>

 <dt>ID_</dt>
<dd>Respondent id number</dd>

 <dt>BALLOT</dt>
<dd>Ballot used for interview</dd>


</dl>

gss14: 2014 General Social Survey

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