Filter out gender self-described responses from contingency tables #1649
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This would accidentally filter out any missing gender responses as well, which I don't think is intended, right?
Co-authored-by: Alex Reinhart <alex@refsmmat.com>
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Description
Self-described gender is often associated with trolling. Drop those responses for contingency tables only.
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contingency_run.R-- call filter functionresponses.R-- define filter function. If gender question is not available, no filter is applied.