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Re: st: reshape question


From   Scott Merryman <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   Re: st: reshape question
Date   Mon, 1 Feb 2010 18:40:11 -0600

Does this work?

reshape long  sr gr, i(dyad) j(person)
bys dy: replace hr1 = hr2[_n-1] if _n >1
bys dy: replace hr2 = hr1[_n-1] if _n >1

Scott

On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 4:57 PM, Alan Acock <[email protected]> wrote:
> Kenney, Kashy, & Cook. Dyadic Data Analysis Has a wide dataset that looks like this:
>
> dyad    hr1     hr2     sr1     sr2     gr1     gr2
> 1       1.2     .6      6       7       1       1
> 2       4.3     2.3     5       9       -1      -1
> 3       .4      .6      3       4       1       1
> 4       .3      .5      6       8       1       1
> 5       3.2     1       2       6       -1      -1
> 6       1.1     .8      3       8       1       1
> 7       2       1.5     5       7       1       1
> 8       .4      1.6     7       4       -1      -1
> 9       .3      .5      3       3       1       1
> 10      3.2     2       5       8       1       1
> 11      .8      2.1     8       5       -1      -1
> 12      2.3     2.5     5       7       -1      -1
> 13      1       2       4       6       1       1
> 14      2.5     1.5     6       7       1       1
> 15      2       .5      5       6       1       1
> 16      1.8     2.6     7       4       -1      -1
> 17      4.3     2       2       4       -1      -1
> 18      1       2       4       4       -1      -1
> 19      2.5     2.5     6       5       -1      -1
> 20      1       .5      3       4       -1      -1
>
> Where the dyads are interchangeable (same sex roomates). hr1 is time roommate arbitrarily labeled 1 works on housekeeping, hr2 is same for roommate labeled 2, sr1 is roommate's 1' satisfaction, sr2 is the partner's satisfaction, gr1 and gr2 are their genders. He wants it in a sort of long format,
>
> dyad person gr sr hr1  hr2
> 1        1        1  6    1.2   .6
> 1         2       1   7   .6    1.2
> 2        1       -1   5   4.3  2.3
> 2        2       -1   9   2.3   4.3
>
> Dyad, person, and gr and sr are in long format, but hr1 and hr2 are not. Also, in row 1 we have hr1 then hr2 as in the wide dataset, but
> in row two we have hr2 for the first person in the hr1 column and hr1 for the first person in the hr2 column.
>
> He then runs a SAS command
> proc mixed covtest;
> class dyadid;
> model sr = hr1 hr2 / solution
>     ddfm=satterth;
> repeated / type = cs subject = dyadid;
>
> I can run
> reshape long sr gr, i(dyad) j(person)
> but this doesn't do the hr1 the way they need them. The results show how much a person's time (actor) doing chores influences their own satisfaction and how much a partner's time doing chores influences the actor's satisfaction.
>
> How can I reshape the data to duplicate their result.
>
> Alan Acock
>
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