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The variable that should be used to identify the zygosity of twins is 'ZYG' (variable label 'Zygosity as classified by Minn twin family registry') NOT q78 (variable label '14 - Are you and your twin identical or fraternal twins?'). Running this syntax file on the complete original data set should create a twins data set with an N of 596, which will include 356 MZ pairs and 240 DZ pairs. This should automatically create a twin data set by separating all variables by matched twin pairs. To run the syntax file simply open the data set, click File -> Open -> Syntax -> Syntax Template for creating twin data sets, then click Run -> All from the syntax file. These can be retained by deleting the select if match sequence NE 0 syntax. For some analyses it is possible that unmatched twins may be desired. it creates data sets that only include complete sets of twins. Note that the syntax is designed to drop all non-matched twin pairs, i.e. This file can be adapted to create smaller twin data sets containing just the variables desired for analysis simply delete the unwanted variables from the list of variables after the save outfile command.

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An SPSS syntax file is also available for download that can serve as a template for creating these twin data sets. To create a twin data set, the data need to be reordered so that each variable is appears twice, once for twin 1 and once for the matching twin (twin 2). The raw data set is NOT stacked as a twin data set. Minnesota Twins Political Survey Data Set (SPSS.Missing values in the data set are labeled as either 999 or 99999999. A separate codebook with all variable labels and values is also available in an Excel file below. This file should include descriptive variable labels and values that can be viewed in the 'variable view' window of the main SPSS interface. The data set is in SPSS format and contains raw survey data. The Minnesota Twins Political Survey data set is publically available for download from this site. Minnesota Twins Political Survey Data and Technical Note This is a replication data set for the results reported in Oxley et al's Science article, 'Political Attitudes Vary with Physiological Traits.' The SPSS syntax file can be used with the data set to replicate the Table 1 and Table 3 in the Science article.

Replication SPSS Syntax - SPSS Syntax File.

Replication PLoS One Data Set - Zipped SPSS File.

This is a replication data set and SPSS syntax for the analyses contained in the Neiman et al PLoS One article, 'Opportunities to Vote at Home May Increase Turnout Among High Stress Individuals.' Running the SPSS syntax on the data set should replicate all analyses. Replication Data for the Neiman et al PLoS One Article, 'Opportunities to Vote at Home May Increase Turnout Among High Stress Individuals.' (Right click and select 'Save Target As.' to save the files to your computer)

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