Experimental Design: Procedures for the Behavioral Sciences — Third Edition by Roger E. Kirk | Stata Textbook Examples

Download Stata Data Files

This page describes how to download the data files used in Experimental Design . We are very
grateful to Professor Kirk for granting us permission to distribute the data files from
his book at our web site.  You can obtain the data files in a variety of ways, 1.
Downloading all of the files in Stata, 2. Using individual files from Stata, or 3. Getting
the files over the web (via this web page).  These three methods are described below.

1. Downloading All of the Files

If you want to download all of the files, we suggest you create a new
directory, such as c:kirk , and copy the files there.  If you
wanted to make and use this directory, you would type the following in the Stata
command window…

mkdir c:kirk
cd c:kirk

To copy all of the files, type

net from https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/stat/stata/examples/
net get kirk

2. Using Individual Files

If you prefer, you can simply use any of the files
individually over the internet.   Suppose you wanted to use the crf33.dta
file.  You would type

use https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/stat/stata/examples/kirk/crf33

3. Getting Files Over the Web

If you prefer, you can get the files over the web from the table
shown below.  The leftmost column gives you the name of the data file.  You can
click on the “Stata .dta File” and it will download the Stata .dta File.
If you have Stata installed on your computer, and you choose “Open the File” it
should read the file right into Stata.  The third and fourth columns of the table
show the codebook for the data file, and the raw data file.