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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 1994

Variable Details

VariableWHATCO13
Label
Responses
1 To report a crime of which yousomeon 0
2 To report a crime of which someone else 0
3 you were toldasked to do so 0
4 To report a traffic accidentmedical 0
5 To report a burglar alarm ringing 0
6 To report a car alarm going off 0
7 To report any other suspicious circumsta 0
8 To report any type of disturbance noise 0
9 To report a missing person 0
10 To report that you had lost something 0
11 To report that you had found something 0
12 To tell them that your home was going to 0
13 To report any other type of problemd 0
14 To ask for directionsthe time 0
15 To ask for any other sort of advicei 0
16 To give them any other sort of informati 1
17 Just for a social chat 0
98 refused 0
99 dont know 0
-7 9328
Sysmiss 7221
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 1994
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