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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 1994

Variable Details

VariableWHATCO01
Label
Responses
1 To report a crime of which yousomeon 28
2 To report a crime of which someone else 137
3 you were toldasked to do so 80
4 To report a traffic accidentmedical 87
5 To report a burglar alarm ringing 83
6 To report a car alarm going off 10
7 To report any other suspicious circumsta 165
8 To report any type of disturbance noise 90
9 To report a missing person 28
10 To report that you had lost something 52
11 To report that you had found something 60
12 To tell them that your home was going to 45
13 To report any other type of problemd 74
14 To ask for directionsthe time 61
15 To ask for any other sort of advicei 94
16 To give them any other sort of informati 85
17 Just for a social chat 37
98 refused 0
99 dont know 0
-7 8113
Sysmiss 7221
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 1994
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