## This is code to take the full dataset and produce the numbers in the ## flowchart for study 2 in the appendix library(tidyverse) library(haven) library(data.table) ## Can set your working directory here to the folder setwd("~/Dropbox/GKMR/PapersPresentations/2020Submission/Additions_PostReplication/code") ## Read in the pre and post data and the one used in the replication s02post <- read_csv("stud02_post.csv") %>% as.data.table() s02pre <- read_csv("stud02_pre.csv") %>% as.data.table() ## Change names to allow distinguishing pre- from post- variables setnames(s02pre, paste0("pre_", names(s02pre))) setnames(s02pre, "pre_Voter ID", "Voter_ID") #but keep the merging var the same ## Remove the one duplicated respondent s02pre <- s02pre[!(duplicated(Voter_ID))] ## Number invited to the wave 2 survey nrow(s02pre) ## [1] 3623 ## Combine setkey(s02pre, "Voter_ID") setkey(s02post, "Voter_ID") s02comb <- s02pre[s02post] ## Create the treatment condition variable ## First for those in control myvars <- str_subset(names(s02comb), "PositiveLegal") myvars ## [1] "FL_238_DO_PositiveLegal" "FL_268_DO_PositiveLegal" ## [3] "FL_265_DO_PositiveLegal" "FL_262_DO_PositiveLegal" s02comb[, condition := NA_integer_] s02comb[rowSums(s02comb[, ..myvars], na.rm = TRUE) == 1, condition := 0] ## Now for those in treatment myvars <- str_subset(names(s02comb), "PositiveIllegal") ## [1] "FL_238_DO_PositiveIllegal" "FL_268_DO_PositiveIllegal" ## [3] "FL_265_DO_PositiveIllegal" "FL_262_DO_PositiveIllegal" s02comb[rowSums(s02comb[, ..myvars], na.rm = TRUE) == 1, condition := 1] ## Number that didn't respond is difference between the pre and combined surveys nrow(s02pre) ## [1] 3623 nrow(s02comb) ## [1] 2632 nrow(s02pre) - nrow(s02comb) ## [1] 991 ## There are also people in this dataset who finished/started taking the survey ## after it closed; eliminate those here nrow(s02comb) ## [1] 2632 s02comb <- s02comb[as.POSIXct(EndDate) < as.POSIXct("2015-09-16 16:05:00 MDT")] nrow(s02comb) ## [1] 2399 2632 - 2399 #233 removed for this reason ## How many in each condition now? table(s02comb$condition, useNA = "ifany") ## 0 1 ## 1065 1062 272 ## Remove the 272 respondents who were never assigned to a treatment condition s02comb <- s02comb[!is.na(condition)] nrow(s02comb) #new n-size is 2127 ## Who did not finish the survey? table(s02comb$condition, s02comb$Finished, useNA = "ifany") ## 0 1 ## 0 8 1057 ## 1 9 1053 ## 8 in control and 9 in treatment that didn't finish ## Remove those who did not finish the survey s02comb <- s02comb[Finished == 1] nrow(s02comb) #new n-size is 2110 ## What about non-whites/Latinos? ## In this raw dataset, this is asked in the question pre_Q58 table(s02comb$pre_Q58, useNA = "ifany") ## 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ## 3 10 3 44 1977 14 14 40 5 ## Everyone labeled as a 5 is white, so look at 5 vs other table(s02comb$condition, as.integer(s02comb$pre_Q58 == 5), useNA = "ifany") ## 0 1 ## 0 74 978 5 ## 1 54 999 0 ## 74 in control and 54 in treatment that are non-white or Latino - for the NAs, ## keep those in (which in effect assumes that they are white) ## Remove those who are non-white or Latino s02comb <- s02comb[!(pre_Q58 %in% c(1:4, 6:8))] nrow(s02comb) #new n-size is 1982 table(s02comb$condition, useNA = "ifany") ## 0 1 ## 983 999 ## This gives us numbers that correspond to the final row of the flowchart ## in the appendix