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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles, 1990

Variable Details

VariableA2
LabelInterview outcome
Responses
1 No trace 0
2 Vacant/derelict 0
3 Demolished 0
4 Not yet built 0
5 Business only 0
6 Non-res institut 0
7 Other return 0
8 Holiday home 0
9 Duplicate address 0
11 Ineligible-age 0
21 No contact-dk du 0
22 No contact 0
31 Ref info-dk du 0
32 Ref info-16-59 0
33 Ref info-60+ 0
51 Booklet complete 4261
52 Booklet not app 136
53 Booklet refused 151
54 Partial+booklet 0
55 Partial no book 0
60 Sp-known 0
61 Undesirable area 0
70 Ref-parent 0
71 No contact sp 0
72 Sp refused 0
73 Sp broke appt 0
74 Sp ill at home 0
75 Sp in hospital 0
76 Other proxy ref 0
77 Sp incapacitated 0
78 Language problem 0
79 Sp other reason 0
80 Unprod.partial 0
81 Lost in post 0
82 Issued in error 0
83 Refusal-office 0
84 Abortive reissue 0
85 Rejected partial 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNational Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles, 1990
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