Likert (and Likert-Like) Pairwise Analysis Plot

Graphical representation of pairwise interactions between Likert and Likert-like responses. Likert-like responses are survey questions where the respondent can only select one response.

Usage

likert.plot.matrix(data, value.range, title, questions, footnotes = NULL)

Arguments

data

tibble (or data.frame) of Likert and categorical data with responses in integer form.

value.range

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title

string with the title for the plot; e.g., "Likert Pairwise Analysis"

questions

vector of strings with shortened versions of the questions used to label the plots; e.g., c("Q1. Overall", "Q2. MSU Leadership Communication"). Use \n to denoted line breaks (aka carriage returns).

footnotes

vector of strings to represent what the numeric (integer) values represent. Use \n to denoted line breaks (aka carriage returns).

Value

ggplot2::ggplot2 object constructed via cowplot::cowplot

Author

Emilio Xavier Esposito emilio.esposito@gmail.com (https://github.com/emilioxavier)

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
title <- "Likert & Likert-like Comparison"
questions <- c("Q1. Do you like everything bagels?", "Q2. Do you drink coffee?")
footnotes <- c("Q1. 1='Not a lot', 2='Meh', 3='Very much';\nQ2. 1=Never, 2=Some times, 3='Always'")

likert.plot.matrix(data=select(fs20.data, Q1, Q2),
                   title=title,
                   questions=questions,
                   footnotes=footnote)
} # }