Questions tagged [likert]

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Issue with plot in the likert package - superfluous row in image

I'm trying to make a likert plot using the 'likert' package by Jason Bryer, with a grouping variable that has 6 levels and two likert scale variables with 5 levels each: plot(likert(likert_krise[,2:3], grouping = likert_krise$krise)) When I run the…
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MICE, ordinal data

I am new to imputation and EFA. I need to do EFA using 25 items on a Likert scale 1-5 or 1-4. 25% of sample have at least 1 variable with missing value. All items have some missing values. I need to use MICE to impute the missing values, but using…
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Creating Frequency Table from Likert Scale data in R

A seemingly straightforward task has proven to be really difficult in R. I'm working with survey data containing propositions asking respondents to indicate their level of agreement or disagreement on a 7-point Likert Scale. I'm trying to create…
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Error: id variables not found in data: Item when trying to plot in R

I am new to using R, and I am trying to make a diverging stacked bar chart, as demonstrated here and here. I have the following R code that I modified from working code. My modified code is giving me an error. The error I am getting is Error: id…
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Cleaning up likert scale data: How to test whether data is consecutive in addition to some unrelated strings?

I need to clean up data that was collected with a likert scale. It means that observations in my data are from people who chose one option from an ordinal scale, such as "on a scale of 1-5, where 1 means awful and 5 means wonderful, how would you…
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Error with grouped summary results when using likert()

I am trying to visualise some Likert data. I have been successful doing this across all respondents using likert() df <- data[,11:14] df[] <- lapply(df, factor, levels=c(1,2,3,4,5), labels = c("Strongly disagree",…
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how to make a summary by category (dimension) with likert library in R

I am trying to do a question analysis but using dimensions, for example: Dimension 1 question 1(p1): question 2(p2): question 3(p3): Dimension 2 question 4(p4): question 5(p5): question 6(p6): question 7(p7): require(tibble) tb = tibble("p1" =…
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Statistical analysis of Likert data in python

I have two sets of Likert data on a scale from 0 - 100 where 0 is strongly disagree and 100 is strongly agree. The first set consists of answers from a sample of 500 users. The second set also consists of numerical answers from the same sample of…
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HH package in R: Border around key in likert() plots

I'm plotting some Likert data as diverging stacked barcharts, but I can't figure out how to draw borders around the keys in the legend in auto.key (showing colors for each Likert item); HH is based on lattice, so to draw orders around the bars in…
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plot_likert - The center or origin isn't in the logical place - "I want "Very satisfied & Satisfied | Less satisfied"

I am trying to build a likert plot on survey data and the only thing that I can't figure out is how to move that origin so the Satisfied and Very Satisfied are on the same side. Can anyone help with that? library(sjPlot) library(sjmisc) dta <-…
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If functions producing different values for likert scale responses

So I am looking to write a function code that will assign different values to different answers. I.E if someone responds with a "strongly agree" I need a 4 value assigned but if they responded "agree somewhat" I need a 3 assigned. I imagine this…
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Shiny Dashboard App with reactive input and likert plot output

I have created an app where the code works outside of a shiny app but not inside the app. Everything is working except the simple likert plot. There is a lot of code, sorry for that, but the important code is at the…
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Pasting % labels on stacked bar chart ggplot

I'd like to add % labels to my stacked bar chart. Here is my data. discipline <- c("Physician", "Social Worker", "NP/PA", "Case Manager", "Nurse", "Pharmacist", "Administrative")) variable <- c("aware", "confident", "issue", "scope",…
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Likert stacked bar chart in ggplot with pre and posttest

I am brand new to R and a teacher, so thank you for your patience. I've searched many other questions on Likert stacked bar charts (this one is close, but not exactly what I am struggling with). I can't seem to find one that discusses how to pull…
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Likert scale data tidying with dplyr

first time poster. Thanks for your help. I surveyed high school students, grouped by sex, using a Likert survey pre- and post-test. I have my data organized pre- and post-test, but right now it's: sex `1Pre` `1Post` `2Pre` `2Post` `3Pre`…