Returns the scales available for building a module, with the
name to print on a form, the camelCase stem that names the scored output
column, and how many items the scale contributes. Either name column may be
passed to hitop_module().
This is a convenience view of the instrument's own scale table, so a researcher choosing scales need not know which dataset to open.
Value
A tibble with one row per scale and three columns: Scale (the
display name), camelCase (the scored-output stem), and nItems.
See also
hitop_module(), which takes these names.
Examples
# Every HiTOP-SR scale, with its item count
available_scales("hitopsr")
#> # A tibble: 76 × 3
#> Scale camelCase nItems
#> <chr> <chr> <dbl>
#> 1 Agoraphobia agoraphobia 5
#> 2 Antisocial Behavior antisocialBehavior 8
#> 3 Appetite Loss appetiteLoss 3
#> 4 Binge Eating bingeEating 3
#> 5 Bodily Distress bodilyDistress 6
#> 6 Body Dissatisfaction bodyDissatisfaction 4
#> 7 Body Focus bodyFocus 5
#> 8 Callousness callousness 6
#> 9 Checking checking 5
#> 10 Cleaning cleaning 6
#> # ℹ 66 more rows
# Pick a few and build a module from them
hitop_module("hitopsr", scales = c("Agoraphobia", "Appetite Loss"))
#> <hitop_module> hitopsr: 8 items from 2 scales
#> * Agoraphobia
#> * Appetite Loss