Summary method for multiple response results

Creates a summary object that produces the detailed SPSS-style MULT RESPONSE output when printed: the frequencies table (percent of responses and of cases) and, when by was given, the crosstab with case-based column percentages.

Usage

# S3 method for class 'multiple_response'
summary(object, frequencies = TRUE, crosstab = TRUE, digits = 1, ...)

Arguments

object

A multiple_response result object.

frequencies

Logical. Show the frequencies table? (Default: TRUE)

crosstab

Logical. Show the by-crosstab (when by was given)? (Default: TRUE)

digits

Number of decimal places for percentages (Default: 1).

...

Additional arguments (not used).

Value

A summary.multiple_response object.

See also

multiple_response for the main analysis function.

Examples

d <- survey_data
d$gov <- as.integer(d$trust_government >= 4)
d$media <- as.integer(d$trust_media >= 4)
summary(multiple_response(d, gov, media))
#> 
#> Multiple Response Results
#> -------------------------
#> - Set: gov, media
#> - Counted value: 1
#> 
#> Frequencies
#>   -------------------------------------------- 
#>   Option  Responses n  Responses %  % of Cases 
#>   -------------------------------------------- 
#>   gov           583.0         55.4        23.4 
#>   media         470.0         44.6        18.8 
#>   -------------------------------------------- 
#>   Valid cases: 2494 | Total responses: 1053 | Excluded (all missing): 6
#>   % of Cases can sum above 100% (multiple mentions per case).