Information about the scales (facets) in different versions of the PID-5,
used by score_pid5() to map each scale to its item numbers. It is also read
by reliability_pid5() and by the printed scoring table in
generate_docx_pid5*(), so adding or removing a row changes all three.
Format
A named list of length 6 (elements FULL, SF, BF,
BFPM, IRF, and FFBF), one per PID-5 version. Each element is a
tibble with one row per scale and 5 columns:
- Facet (named
Domainin the BF element) Name of the scale: the facet for the FULL, SF, BFPM, IRF, and FFBF versions, the domain for the BF version. The BF element carries a sixth row,
Total, which is not a domain but the whole 25-item form scored as one scale (seescore_pid5()). The BFPM element holds the 18 facets of the PID5BF+M, 2 items each, grouped by domain in the order of its key; its domains are in pid_bfpm_domains. The IRF element holds the 25 facets of the Informant Form in the FULL element's order, numbered by informant item, with the informant text initemdata. The FFBF element holds the 25 facets of the PID-5 Forensic Faceted Brief Form in the SF element's order, numbered by FFBF item, with the English self-report text initemdata; its items are in pid_ffbf_items and its domains in pid_ffbf_domains- itemdata
A list column containing one item-data tibble per scale; its item-number column is an integer
- nItems
The number of items in the scale (integer)
- itemNumbers
A list column containing one integer item-number vector per scale
- camelCase
The name of the scale converted to camel case (the score-output column stem)
Examples
pid_scales[["BF"]]
#> # A tibble: 6 × 5
#> Domain itemdata nItems itemNumbers camelCase
#> <chr> <list> <int> <named list> <chr>
#> 1 Disinhibition <tibble [5 × 3]> 5 <int [5]> disinhibition
#> 2 Detachment <tibble [5 × 3]> 5 <int [5]> detachment
#> 3 Psychoticism <tibble [5 × 3]> 5 <int [5]> psychoticism
#> 4 Negative affectivity <tibble [5 × 3]> 5 <int [5]> negativeAffectivity
#> 5 Antagonism <tibble [5 × 3]> 5 <int [5]> antagonism
#> 6 Total <tibble [25 × 3]> 25 <int [25]> total