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report_participants allows Female and Male for variable sex, but not variable gender (they are currently coded as non-binary). Yet, variable gender supports the abbreviations for M and F. For consistency, it would make sense to allow their full spelling as well. Plus, some datasets do use Female and Male for variable gender (regardless of one's opinion on whether this is appropriate). It is not a big deal to recode it manually in our own script, but it would be a nice and easily implementable convenience to support this.
Desired updated documentation:
gender
The name of the column containing the gender of the The [delete typo] classes should
be one of c("Man", "M", "Male", "Woman", "F", "Female", "Non-Binary", "N"). Note that
you can specify other characters here as well (e.g., "Gender Fluid"), but the function
will group all individuals in those groups as "Non-Binary".
Edit
Actually, it seems that (despite the documentation), "M" for "Man" is supported, but "F" for "Female" is not (only "W" for "Woman" is). Demo:
report_participants
allowsFemale
andMale
for variablesex
, but not variablegender
(they are currently coded as non-binary). Yet, variablegender
supports the abbreviations forM
andF
. For consistency, it would make sense to allow their full spelling as well. Plus, some datasets do useFemale
andMale
for variablegender
(regardless of one's opinion on whether this is appropriate). It is not a big deal to recode it manually in our own script, but it would be a nice and easily implementable convenience to support this.Desired updated documentation:
Edit
Actually, it seems that (despite the documentation), "M" for "Man" is supported, but "F" for "Female" is not (only "W" for "Woman" is). Demo:
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