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wordbankr (version 1.0.3)

get_administration_data: Get the Wordbank by-administration data

Description

Get the Wordbank by-administration data

Usage

get_administration_data(
  language = NULL,
  form = NULL,
  filter_age = TRUE,
  include_demographic_info = FALSE,
  include_birth_info = FALSE,
  include_health_conditions = FALSE,
  include_language_exposure = FALSE,
  include_study_internal_id = FALSE,
  db_args = NULL
)

Value

A data frame where each row is a CDI administration and each column is a variable about the administration (data_id,

date_of_test, age, comprehension, production,

is_norming), the dataset it's from (dataset_name,

dataset_origin_name, language, form,

form_type), and information about the child as described in the parameter specification.

Arguments

language

An optional string specifying which language's administrations to retrieve.

form

An optional string specifying which form's administrations to retrieve.

filter_age

A logical indicating whether to filter the administrations to ones in the valid age range for their instrument.

include_demographic_info

A logical indicating whether to include the child's demographic information (birth_order, ethnicity, race, sex, caregiver_education).

include_birth_info

A logical indicating whether to include the child's birth information (birth_weight, born_early_or_late, gestational_age, zygosity).

include_health_conditions

A logical indicating whether to include the child's health condition information (a nested dataframe under health_conditions with the column health_condition_name).

include_language_exposure

A logical indicating whether to include the child's language exposure information at time of administration (a nested dataframe under language_exposures with the columns language, exposure_proportion, age_of_first_exposure).

include_study_internal_id

A logical indicating whether to include the child's ID in the original study data.

db_args

List with arguments to connect to wordbank mysql database (host, dbname, user, and password).

Examples

Run this code
# \donttest{
english_ws_admins <- get_administration_data("English (American)", "WS")
all_admins <- get_administration_data()
# }

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