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Correlation
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Inferential Statistics with R
Extracting Output
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Your Turn
Perform a test of internal consistency using omega on the SWLS scale at time 1.
Extract the
omega.tot
information from the list. Round it to two decimals. What is your omega value?
Learn More
Read more about the tidy()
function in the broom package.
Read more about $ and the two other ways that values from a list object can be pulled (e.g., [[‘item’]] and [‘list’]) from this StackOverflow answer.
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