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Data

This page has two tools, and individual tables have their own pages:

For what the filter columns mean, see Metadata. Ready-made groups of tables (randomized trials, Big Five, and so on) are listed under Collections, and every dataset’s description, licence and source are listed in one place on Dataset documentation.


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Filter by quantitative properties.


Filter by variables.

NoteCode snippet

The R code snippet below uses the irw package to fetch all of the tables that match the filters specified here. Note: a difference between the functionality of the filters here and the behavior of irw_filter() is that specifying values for a given argument of irw_filter() will result in NA values being dropped, while they can be included here. The “Has item text?” filter is also not reflected in the snippet, since irw_filter() does not support filtering by item-text availability; use irw_list_itemtext_tables() separately for that. When qualitative filtering is disabled (see the toggle above the “Filter by qualitative features” panel), none of the qualitative-tag arguments (age range, sample, license, etc.) are included in the snippet, matching the fact that no qualitative filtering is applied to the table above.

Filter by qualitative features.

Look up a single dataset

Below we show an example dataset and illustrations of how to access the data programmatically. You can also explore the data here. The search covers every data family: tables from the competition, nominal, conjoint, rankings and simulated families are listed with their family after the name, and the citation hint carries the source the packages need to fetch them.

Individual tables also have their own citable pages, listed at IRW table pages and linked from the panel above where one exists.

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