I.e. the constructs are combined to form one long grid.
This function can be used in order to analyze multiple grids
as one 'big grid' (eg. Slater, 1977, chap. 11).
Usage
bind(x, y, match = TRUE, index = TRUE)
Value
repgrid object
Arguments
x
repgrid object
y
repgrid object
match
If the elements do not have the same order they
are reordered to match the element order of the first grid 'x'
(if test=TRUE, default). If set to FALSE an error occurs
if the element order is not identical in both grids.
index
TODO. Logical (default TRUE). Whether to add an index at the end
of each construct name so it remains clear from which grid each
construct came.
References
Slater, P. (1977). The measurement of intrapersonal space
by grid technique. London: Wiley.
if (FALSE) {
a <- randomGrid()
b <- randomGrid()
elements(b) <- rev(elements(a)) # reverse elementsbindConstructs(a, b)
bindConstructs(a, b, m = F) # no binding}