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Get the Wordbank by-administration data

Usage

get_administration_data(
  language = NULL,
  form = NULL,
  filter_age = TRUE,
  include_demographic_info = FALSE,
  include_birth_info = FALSE,
  include_health_conditions = FALSE,
  include_language_exposure = FALSE,
  include_study_internal_id = FALSE,
  db_args = NULL
)

Arguments

language

An optional string specifying which language's administrations to retrieve.

form

An optional string specifying which form's administrations to retrieve.

filter_age

A logical indicating whether to filter the administrations to ones in the valid age range for their instrument.

include_demographic_info

A logical indicating whether to include the child's demographic information (birth_order, ethnicity, race, sex, caregiver_education).

include_birth_info

A logical indicating whether to include the child's birth information (birth_weight, born_early_or_late, gestational_age, zygosity).

include_health_conditions

A logical indicating whether to include the child's health condition information (a nested dataframe under health_conditions with the column health_condition_name).

include_language_exposure

A logical indicating whether to include the child's language exposure information at time of administration (a nested dataframe under language_exposures with the columns language, exposure_proportion, age_of_first_exposure).

include_study_internal_id

A logical indicating whether to include the child's ID in the original study data.

db_args

List with arguments to connect to wordbank mysql database (host, dbname, user, and password).

Value

A data frame where each row is a CDI administration and each column is a variable about the administration (data_id,

date_of_test, age, comprehension, production,

is_norming), the dataset it's from (dataset_name,

dataset_origin_name, language, form,

form_type), and information about the child as described in the parameter specification.

Examples

# \donttest{
english_ws_admins <- get_administration_data("English (American)", "WS")
all_admins <- get_administration_data()
# }