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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1990

Variable Details

Variablesqdate2
LabelDate filled in the quest're? L243bY229bNI245b
Responses
10390 20
10490 5
10590 2
20290 1
20390 17
20490 8
20690 1
30390 7
30490 6
40390 3
40490 8
50390 26
50490 9
60390 25
60490 6
70390 39
70490 9
80390 21
80490 3
80790 1
90390 21
90490 12
90790 1
100390 14
100490 9
100590 1
110390 2
110490 10
110790 1
120390 25
120490 6
130390 39
130490 2
140390 41
150390 30
150490 1
160390 18
160490 1
160590 3
160790 1
170390 6
170490 2
170590 6
180390 3
180490 2
180590 4
190390 31
190490 1
190590 2
200390 22
200490 2
200590 1
200690 1
210390 25
210490 3
210590 2
220390 21
220590 1
230290 2
230390 15
230490 2
240290 1
240390 21
240490 3
240590 1
250390 6
250490 1
260290 5
260390 15
260590 1
270290 18
270390 22
270590 1
280290 15
280390 20
280690 1
290390 7
290790 1
300390 5
310390 4
990390 3
990490 1
999989 Not Answered 0
999990 11
0 Skpd,no selfcompletn 124
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNorthern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1990
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