Making understandable codebooks using SPSS and R

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Short presentation about codebooks for the EUR Data Coffee Breaks at Erasmus University Rotterdam. Presented April 11 & 24, 2023 (previous version presented May 12 & 23, 2022 at the ESSB Data Coffee Breaks at the Erasmus School for Social and Behavioural Sciences)

Related Organizations

Erasmus University Rotterdam
Netherlands

Keywords

descriptive metadata, data dictionaries, research documentation, research data management, codebooks

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