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maia_frieser /* AddHealth */ 		keller_and_evans_lab:dev_con [2019/10/31 10:48] (current)
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 After data cleaning, the distributions of these variables looked like this:  After data cleaning, the distributions of these variables looked like this: 
  
-{{file_cts_cpd.jpeg}} +{{:file_cts_cpd.jpeg}} 
-{{file_ltscpd.jpeg}}+{{:file_ltscpd.jpeg}}
  
 Changes over time to average CPD: Changes over time to average CPD:
  
-{{file_cts_cpd_spaghetti.jpeg}} +{{:file_cts_cpd_spaghetti.jpeg}} 
-{{file_lts_cpd_spaghetti.jpeg}}+{{:file_lts_cpd_spaghetti.jpeg}}
  
 To examine the correlation between computed CPD variables over the waves, measures were log-transformed, controlling for sex. To examine the correlation between computed CPD variables over the waves, measures were log-transformed, controlling for sex.
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 **CTS Variables** **CTS Variables**
  
-{{file_cpdctssex.jpeg}}+{{:file_cpdctssex.jpeg}}
  
 ** Sex-Controlled CTS Cigs Per Day Variable Correlations (Log-Transformed) ** ** Sex-Controlled CTS Cigs Per Day Variable Correlations (Log-Transformed) **
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 **LTS Variables** **LTS Variables**
  
-{{file_cpdltssexvar.jpeg}}+{{:file_cpdltssexvar.jpeg}}
  
 ** Sex-Controlled LTS Cigs Per Day Variable Correlations (Log-Transformed) ** ** Sex-Controlled LTS Cigs Per Day Variable Correlations (Log-Transformed) **
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 The change over time in frequency by age looks like this (added jitter): The change over time in frequency by age looks like this (added jitter):
  
-{{file_ftp_tob_freq.jpeg}}+{{:file_ftp_tob_freq.jpeg}}
  
   *  *0 = Never, 1 = <1/week, 2 = 1-2/week, 3 = 3-4/week, 4 = 5-6/week, 5 = everyday   *  *0 = Never, 1 = <1/week, 2 = 1-2/week, 3 = 3-4/week, 4 = 5-6/week, 5 = everyday
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 The distribution of the CPD variables looked like this: The distribution of the CPD variables looked like this:
  
-{{file_add_health_cpd.jpg}}+{{:file_add_health_cpd.jpg}}
  
 The change in CPD over time (added jitter) looks like this: The change in CPD over time (added jitter) looks like this:
  
-{{file_add_health_cpdspaghetti.jpg}}+{{:file_add_health_cpdspaghetti.jpg}}
  
  
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 The distribution of cigarettes per day over test time (Test variable, X axis), which roughly corresponds as 1-7 = 11-17 years, and 18-26 as 18-26 years old (see Descriptives), looked like this (added jitter): The distribution of cigarettes per day over test time (Test variable, X axis), which roughly corresponds as 1-7 = 11-17 years, and 18-26 as 18-26 years old (see Descriptives), looked like this (added jitter):
  
-{{file_mlscpd.jpeg}}+{{:file_mlscpd.jpeg}}
  
  
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 After data cleaning, the distribution of the computed variable looked like this: After data cleaning, the distribution of the computed variable looked like this:
  
-{{file_cts12_dpw.jpeg}} +{{:file_cts12_dpw.jpeg}} 
-{{file_lts12_dpw.jpeg}}+{{:file_lts12_dpw.jpeg}}
  
 Change over time to DPW: Change over time to DPW:
  
-{{file_cts_dpw12_spaghetti.jpeg}} +{{:file_cts_dpw12_spaghetti.jpeg}} 
-{{file_lts_dpw12_spaghetti.jpeg}}+{{:file_lts_dpw12_spaghetti.jpeg}}
  
 **Measured Variable:** **Measured Variable:**
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 After data cleaning, the distribution of the measured variable looked like this: After data cleaning, the distribution of the measured variable looked like this:
  
-{{file_cts23_dpw.jpeg}} +{{:file_cts23_dpw.jpeg}} 
-{{file_lts23_dpw.jpeg}}+{{:file_lts23_dpw.jpeg}}
  
 Change over time to DPW: Change over time to DPW:
  
-{{file_cts_dpw23_spaghetti.jpeg}} +{{:file_cts_dpw23_spaghetti.jpeg}} 
-{{file_lts_dpw23_spaghetti.jpeg}}+{{:file_lts_dpw23_spaghetti.jpeg}}
  
 To examine the correlation between computed and measured DPW variables over the waves, measures were left-anchored by adding a constant of 1 to all measures, then log-transformed, controlling for sex. To examine the correlation between computed and measured DPW variables over the waves, measures were left-anchored by adding a constant of 1 to all measures, then log-transformed, controlling for sex.
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 **CTS Variables** **CTS Variables**
  
-{{file_sexvardpw.jpeg}}+{{:file_sexvardpw.jpeg}}
  
 ** Sex-Controlled CTS Drinks Per Week Variable Correlations (Log-Transformed) ** ** Sex-Controlled CTS Drinks Per Week Variable Correlations (Log-Transformed) **
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 **LTS Variables** **LTS Variables**
  
-{{file_sexvar_ltsdpw.jpeg}}+{{:file_sexvar_ltsdpw.jpeg}}
  
 ** Sex-Controlled LTS Drinks Per Week Variable Correlations (Log-Transformed) ** ** Sex-Controlled LTS Drinks Per Week Variable Correlations (Log-Transformed) **
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 The change over time in frequency by age looks like this (added jitter): The change over time in frequency by age looks like this (added jitter):
  
-{{file_ftp_alc_freq.jpeg}}+{{:file_ftp_alc_freq.jpeg}}
  
   *  *0 = Never, 1 = <1/week, 2 = 1-2/week, 3 = 3-4/week, 4 = 5-6/week, 5 = everyday   *  *0 = Never, 1 = <1/week, 2 = 1-2/week, 3 = 3-4/week, 4 = 5-6/week, 5 = everyday
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 After data cleaning, the distributions of the DPW variables looked like this: After data cleaning, the distributions of the DPW variables looked like this:
  
-{{file_add_health_dpw.jpg}}+{{:file_add_health_dpw.jpg}}
  
 The change over time to average DPW (added jitter) looked like this: The change over time to average DPW (added jitter) looked like this:
  
-{{file_add_health_dpwspaghetti.jpg}}+{{:file_add_health_dpwspaghetti.jpg}}
  
  
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 The distribution of cigarettes per day over test time (Test variable, X axis), which roughly corresponds as 1-7 = 11-17 years, and 18-26 as 18-26 years old (see Descriptives), looked like this (added jitter): The distribution of cigarettes per day over test time (Test variable, X axis), which roughly corresponds as 1-7 = 11-17 years, and 18-26 as 18-26 years old (see Descriptives), looked like this (added jitter):
  
-{{file_mlsdpw.jpeg}}+{{:file_mlsdpw.jpeg}}
  
  
 ====== MTFS ====== ====== MTFS ======
  
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