PrelCalc {StakeholderAnalysis}

PrelCalc

Description

Performs preliminary calculations on raw data. Counts responses to items measuring stakeholder attributes as well as benefits and costs from a questionnaire employing a five-point Likert scale

Usage

PrelCalc(data, NoAtt, NoPow, NoUrg, NoLeg, NoBen, NoCos)

Arguments

data

data gathered from a questionnaire employing a five-point Likert scale. The csv file is preferable due to the volume of data

NoAtt

indicates col numbers related to the Attitude construct

NoPow

indicates col numbers related to the Power construct

NoUrg

indicates col numbers related to the Urgency construct

NoLeg

indicates col numbers related to the Legitimacy construct

NoBen

indicates col numbers related to the Benefits construct

NoCos

indicates col numbers related to the Costs construct

Details

Data are collected by means of a questionnaire survey with a five-point Likert scale. PrelCalc performs preliminary calculations on raw data, counting responses to items measuring all the constructs (Attitude, Power, Urgency, Legitimacy, Benefits, Costs). These denote stakeholder attributes and benefits/costs. In addition, it identifies particular stakeholder groups (based on their names)

Value

CountResponses

30 x number of stakeholder groups matrix of counted responses related to all the constructs

NoStakeholders

the number of stakeholder groups

NameStakeholders

the names of stakeholder groups

NoAttrib

$Att, $Pow, $Urg, $Leg, $Ben, $Cos

NoAttrib$Att

numbers in the raw data set related to the Attitude construct

NoAttrib$Pow

col numbers in the raw data set related to the Power construct

NoAttrib$Urg

col numbers in the raw data set related to the Urgency construct

NoAttrib$Leg

col numbers in the raw data set related to the Legitimacy construct

NoAttrib$Ben

col numbers in the raw data set related to the Benefits construct

NoAttrib$Cos

col numbers in the raw data set related to the Costs construct

Author(s)

Lech Kujawski, Sebastian Susmarski, Anna Zamojska, Piotr Zientara

Examples

# first import DataExp
data(DataExp)
# PrelCalc()
PrelCalcExp=PrelCalc(data=DataExp, NoAtt=c(2,11,13,15),NoPow=c(3,8,14,16),
NoUrg=c(4,6,10,12),NoLeg=c(5,7,9,17),NoBen=18:22,NoCos=23:27)
PrelCalcExp