This is an accessor function to the @treatments slot in a mediation data object. It returns the entire set of observed treatments, in contrast to treatments() applied to a multimedia object, which only returns the names of the treatment variables.
Usage
# S4 method for class 'mediation_data'
treatments(object)
Examples
exper <- demo_joy() |>
mediation_data("PHQ", "treatment", starts_with("ASV"))
treatments(exper)
#> treatment
#> 1 Control
#> 2 Treatment
#> 3 Control
#> 4 Treatment
#> 5 Control
#> 6 Treatment
#> 7 Control
#> 8 Control
#> 9 Control
#> 10 Treatment
#> 11 Treatment
#> 12 Treatment
#> 13 Treatment
#> 14 Control
#> 15 Control
#> 16 Control
#> 17 Treatment
#> 18 Control
#> 19 Treatment
#> 20 Control
#> 21 Control
#> 22 Treatment
#> 23 Control
#> 24 Control
#> 25 Treatment
#> 26 Treatment
#> 27 Treatment
#> 28 Control
#> 29 Treatment
#> 30 Control
#> 31 Treatment
#> 32 Control
#> 33 Control
#> 34 Treatment
#> 35 Control
#> 36 Control
#> 37 Treatment
#> 38 Treatment
#> 39 Treatment
#> 40 Treatment
#> 41 Treatment
#> 42 Control
#> 43 Treatment
#> 44 Control
#> 45 Treatment
#> 46 Control
#> 47 Control
#> 48 Control
#> 49 Treatment
#> 50 Treatment
#> 51 Treatment
#> 52 Treatment
#> 53 Treatment
#> 54 Control
#> 55 Control
#> 56 Treatment
#> 57 Control
#> 58 Control
#> 59 Control
#> 60 Treatment
#> 61 Treatment
#> 62 Control
#> 63 Treatment
#> 64 Treatment
#> 65 Treatment
#> 66 Treatment
#> 67 Control
#> 68 Treatment
#> 69 Control
#> 70 Treatment
#> 71 Treatment
#> 72 Control
#> 73 Control
#> 74 Treatment
#> 75 Control
#> 76 Treatment
#> 77 Treatment
#> 78 Control
#> 79 Treatment
#> 80 Control
#> 81 Control
#> 82 Control
#> 83 Control
#> 84 Control
#> 85 Control
#> 86 Control
#> 87 Control
#> 88 Treatment
#> 89 Control
#> 90 Control
#> 91 Treatment
#> 92 Treatment
#> 93 Treatment
#> 94 Treatment
#> 95 Control
#> 96 Treatment
#> 97 Control
#> 98 Control
#> 99 Control
#> 100 Treatment