Replication Data for: "Measuring Personal Beliefs and Perceived Norms about Intimate Partner Violence: Population-Based Survey Experiment in Rural Uganda"

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socioeconomic

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dataset

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Tsa

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Tsa

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This page contains the deidentified replication data for Tsai et al., "Measuring Personal Beliefs and Perceived Norms about Intimate Partner Violence: Population-Based Survey Experiment in Rural Uganda", PLOS Med, 2017. The dataset was created in Stata version 14.2. The do-file, when applied to the replication dataset, reproduces the analyses contained in the journal article. The log-file represents the output of the do-file when applied to the replication dataset.

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