CNES

These variables are from the mailback questionnaire to the 1997 Canadian
 National Election Study, and are intended to tap attitude towards &#8220;traditional
 values.&#8221;

datasets

Functions for fitting general linear structural
equation models (with observed and latent variables) using the RAM approach,
and for fitting structural equations in observed-variable models by two-stage least squares.

Zhenghua Nie

Structural Equation Models

John Fox

Jarrett Byrnes

Michael Culbertson

Saikat DebRoy

Michael Friendly

Benjamin Goodrich

Richard H. Jones

Adam Kramer

Georges Monette

Frederick Novomestky

R-Core 

CNES function

A data frame with 1529 observations on the following 4 variables.<dl>
 <dt><code>MBSA2</code></dt>
<dd>an ordered factor with levels <code>StronglyDisagree</code>, 
 <code>Disagree</code>, <code>Agree</code>, and <code>StronglyAgree</code>, in response to the statement,
 &#8220;We should be more tolerant of people who choose to live according to their own standards, 
 even if they are very different from our own.&#8221;</dd> 
 <dt><code>MBSA7</code></dt>
<dd>an ordered factor with levels <code>StronglyDisagree</code>, 
 <code>Disagree</code>, <code>Agree</code>, and <code>StronglyAgree</code>, in response to the statement,
 &#8220;Newer lifestyles are contributing to the breakdown of our society.&#8221;</dd> 
 <dt><code>MBSA8</code></dt>
<dd>an ordered factor with levels <code>StronglyDisagree</code>, 
 <code>Disagree</code>, <code>Agree</code>, and <code>StronglyAgree</code>, in response to the statement,
 &#8220;The world is always changing and we should adapt our view of moral behaviour to
 these changes.&#8221;</dd> 
 <dt><code>MBSA9</code></dt>
<dd>an ordered factor with levels <code>StronglyDisagree</code>, 
 <code>Disagree</code>, <code>Agree</code>, and <code>StronglyAgree</code>, in response to the statement,
 &#8220;This country would have many fewer problems if there were more emphasis on
 traditional family values.&#8221;</dd> 
</dl>

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Variables from the 1997 Canadian National Election Study — CNES

A data frame with 1529 observations on the following 4 variables.<dl>
 <dt><code>MBSA2</code></dt>
<dd>an ordered factor with levels <code>StronglyDisagree</code>, 
 <code>Disagree</code>, <code>Agree</code>, and <code>StronglyAgree</code>, in response to the statement,
 &#8220;We should be more tolerant of people who choose to live according to their own standards, 
 even if they are very different from our own.&#8221;</dd>

 
 <dt><code>MBSA7</code></dt>
<dd>an ordered factor with levels <code>StronglyDisagree</code>, 
 <code>Disagree</code>, <code>Agree</code>, and <code>StronglyAgree</code>, in response to the statement,
 &#8220;Newer lifestyles are contributing to the breakdown of our society.&#8221;</dd>

 
 <dt><code>MBSA8</code></dt>
<dd>an ordered factor with levels <code>StronglyDisagree</code>, 
 <code>Disagree</code>, <code>Agree</code>, and <code>StronglyAgree</code>, in response to the statement,
 &#8220;The world is always changing and we should adapt our view of moral behaviour to
 these changes.&#8221;</dd>

 
 <dt><code>MBSA9</code></dt>
<dd>an ordered factor with levels <code>StronglyDisagree</code>, 
 <code>Disagree</code>, <code>Agree</code>, and <code>StronglyAgree</code>, in response to the statement,
 &#8220;This country would have many fewer problems if there were more emphasis on
 traditional family values.&#8221;</dd>

 
</dl>

Variables from the 1997 Canadian National Election Study

CNES: Variables from the 1997 Canadian National Election Study

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