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View all instances of this variable OthChld3 : Brought up child of school age, including step?:Q1161
Question Text: Have you ever been responsible for bringing up any children of school age, including stepchildren?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2008
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View all instances of this variable OthChld3 : R ever responsibl child[none in hh]Q1202
Question Text: Have you ever been responsible for bringing up any children of school age, including stepchildren?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2005
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View all instances of this variable OTHCHLD3 : R ever responsibl child?[none in hh]Q798
Question Text: Have you ever been responsible for bringing up any children of school age, including stepchildren?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2001
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View all instances of this variable OthChld3 : Ever responsible for bringing up a child? [none in hhold] Q928
Question Text: Have you ever been responsible for bringing up any children of school age, including step-children?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2006
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View all instances of this variable OthChld3 : Respondent ever responsible child?[none in hhAB760
Question Text: Have you ever been responsible for bringing up any children of school age, including stepchildren?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2004
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View all instances of this variable OTHCHLD3 : Respondent ever responsible child? [none in hhold] Q526
Question Text: Have you ever been responsible for bringing up any children of school age, including stepchildren?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2002
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View all instances of this variable othchld3 : R ever responsible child[none in hh]Q822
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1996
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View all instances of this variable othchld3 : R ever responsible child[none in hh]Q822
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1996
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View all instances of this variable OthChld3 : Have you ever been responsible for bringing up school age children?: Q1190
Question Text: Have you ever been responsible for bringing up any children of school age, including step-children?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2009
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View all instances of this variable OthChld3 : Respondent been responsible for bringing up any children of school age? Q1227
Question Text: Have you ever been responsible for bringing up any children of school age, including stepchildren?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2007
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