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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Social Attitudes Survey, 1995

Variable Details

Variablerespoutc
LabelPLEASE ENTER FINAL OUTCOME FOR THE Q1148
Responses
1 Insufficient address 0
2 Not traced 0
3 Not yet built/not yet ready for occupati 0
4 Derelict/demolished 0
5 Empty 0
6 Business/industrial only 0
7 Institution only 0
8 Weekend or holiday home 0
9 Other deadwood 0
21 No contact (no DU selection) 0
22 DU information refused 0
23 No contact (no person selection) 0
24 No. of persons information refused 0
51 Interview obtained -Full 3615
52 Interview obtained - Partial 18
70 Office refusal 0
71 No contact with selected adult after 4+ 0
72 Personal refusal by selected adult 0
73 Proxy refusal 0
74 Broken appointment, no recontact 0
75 Ill at home during survey period 0
76 Away/in hospital during survey period 0
77 Selected adult senile/incapacitated 0
78 Inadequate English 0
79 Other reason for no interview 0
80 Only partially completed 0
81 Re-allocated to another interviewer 0
82 Re-issue, not covered at final cut-off d 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Social Attitudes Survey, 1995
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