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Visualization: ggplot calls to visualize central effects #3

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psokolhessner opened this issue May 3, 2021 · 0 comments
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Visualization: ggplot calls to visualize central effects #3

psokolhessner opened this issue May 3, 2021 · 0 comments
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Consistent visualizations of the effects of acute and chronic stress on trust decisions and ratings are needed for @sjhaats's thesis presentation and thesis document. There is a possible starter template ggplot call to produce a graph for trust ratings.

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  • Develop the trust rating ggplot call to match existing desired color scheme in presentation (no teal).
  • Leverage similar approach for overall trust game sharing
  • Leverage similar approach for previous trial effects (if possible; might need multiple kinds of lines, i.e. solid & dashed, to represent $ shared after sharing vs. after not)

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A graph of effect sizes (and not final DV, e.g. $ shared or rating given) may be simpler esp. for effects of previous events on subsequent actions.

@psokolhessner psokolhessner added the enhancement New feature or request label May 3, 2021
@psokolhessner psokolhessner changed the title Visualization Visualization: ggplot calls to visualize central effects May 3, 2021
@psokolhessner psokolhessner added the visualization Make it look good label May 3, 2021
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