apa.r.compare.within.sample {apaText} | R Documentation |
Report difference in markdown APA style between between correlations within a sample
Description
Report difference in markdown APA style between between correlations within a sample
Usage
apa.r.compare.within.sample(
formula,
data,
test = "pearson1898",
alternative = "two.sided",
show.conf.interval = NULL,
show.N = NULL,
show.p = NULL,
show.statistic = NULL
)
Arguments
formula |
Formula for comparing correlations |
data |
Project data frame name |
test |
Type of significance test. If non-overlapping variables use one of "pearson1898", "dunn1969", "steiger1980", "raghunathan1996", or "silver2004". If overlapping variables use one of pearson1898, hotelling1940, hendrickson1970, williams1959, olkin1967, dunn1969, steiger1980, meng1992, hittner2003. Default is pearson1898. |
alternative |
Alternative hypothesis to pass to alternative argument of cor.test. Default is "two.sided" |
show.conf.interval |
Show confidence interval or not (TRUE/FALSE). Default behavior is TRUE. |
show.N |
Show sample size or not (TRUE/FALSE). Default behavior is TRUE. |
show.p |
Show p-value or not (TRUE/FALSE). Default behavior is TRUE. |
show.statistic |
Show test statistic or not (TRUE/FALSE). Default behavior is TRUE. |
Value
R Markdown text
Examples
# non-overlappling variables example
apa.r.compare.within.sample(data = attitude,
formula = ~ rating + complaints | privileges + learning)
# overlappling variables example
apa.r.compare.within.sample(data = attitude,
formula = ~ rating + complaints | rating + learning)