Questions which asked participants to select one response within a five point scale (never to always; very dissatisfied to very satisfied; very poor to very good; no, definitely not to yes, definitely) were collapsed into two categories.
Dwelling damp, draughts or cold was derived from the question "Are you (in your home) troubled by damp, draughts or cold?" with the response categories 'very troubled' and 'somewhat trouble' collapsed into yes, and 'not troubled' indicating no.
Self reported air pollution problems (APP) was derived from the question "Are you (in your local environment) troubled by air pollution from traffic?", with the response categories 'very troubled' and 'somewhat trouble' collapsed into yes, and 'not troubled' indicating no.
Self reported pollution due to wood or oil heating, factory etc. was derived from the question "Are you (in your local environment) troubled by air pollution due to wood or oil heating, factory etc.?" with the response categories 'very troubled' and 'somewhat trouble' collapsed into yes, and 'not troubled' indicating no.
These include stories wondering if yes, Twitter is collapsing.
And yes, the collapse of Communism as both a reality and an ideal has removed one of the most powerful drivers of revolutionary violence.
The pitch is still entirely demon-free, and yes this collapse has been a miserable one, but Australia – and particularly Mitch the Moustache – have bowled exceptionally well.
Items b d were collapsed and coded as yes for the multivariable analyses.
For the detection task, we collapsed across the two "yes" response options such that if subjects responded either "Yes, and I can see exactly where the digital alteration has been made" or "Yes, but I cannot see specifically what has been digitally altered", then we considered this to be a "yes" response.
The "always" and "mostly" categories were collapsed into a single "yes" category and the categories "seldom" and "never" were collapsed into "no".
