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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Social Attitudes Survey, 1995

Variable Details

Variablecarewho
LabelR provided care to who most recentBC212b
Responses
-3 Skp,not helped 1165
1 Spouse/ partner 170
2 Mother 193
3 Father 46
4 Mother-in-law 45
5 Father-in-law 12
6 Daughter 55
7 Son 16
8 Daughter-in-law 3
9 Son-in-law 0
10 Sister 40
11 Brother 15
12 Sister-in-law 12
13 Brother-in-law 8
14 Grandmother 18
15 Grandfather 7
16 Grandmother-in-law 0
17 Grandfather-in-law 0
18 Aunt 13
19 Uncle 2
20 Oth.female relative 9
21 Other male relative 4
22 Closest friend 63
23 Other friend 38
24 Neighbour 50
25 Someone wrk with 4
26 Other person 28
27 Mother + father 2
29 Daughter + son 4
31 Sister + brother 1
35 Aunt + uncle 1
36 Oth.male + female 1
99 Not answered 52
-2 Skp, A version 1227
-1 No self-completn 329
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Social Attitudes Survey, 1995
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