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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

ONS Omnibus Survey, November 1997

Variable Details

Variablefutcond
LabelNote qualifications/conditions of recall
Responses
As long as it doesn't take too long 1
As long as its not to long 1
DEPENDS ON TOPIC 1
Parents approval 1
Providing parents were consulted 1
at home only,and if willing at the time. 1
back check on intervewer only 1
busy depends how he feels 1
but will probably not be there. 1
depends how often 1
depends on topic .not financial 1
depends on what survey is about- eg f.e.s. ok 1
depends upon how busy i am 1
does not want to give phone no 1
does not want to give phone umber 1
finds reading difficult. 1
i,d see 1
if I feel like that survey 1
if I'm in 1
if convenient 1
if has time, this is earliest been home for 6 weeks 1
if time avilable 1
if worthwhile and have time 1
make proper appointment 1
only if we feel like it 1
prefer husband to be picked 1
provided have time 1
providing have time 1
telephone only 1
will chargw 1
write only 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationONS Omnibus Survey, November 1997
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