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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Families and Children Study: Waves 1-10, 1999-2008

Variable Details

VariableiHO10A01
LabelWhat was your main reason for moving to this address?To move to a better area or neighbourhood/liked the area
Responses
1 To move to a better area or neighbourhood/liked the area 117
2 To move to a better environment 0
3 Change of Job/Nearer to job 0
4 Had to leave tied accommodation 0
5 Wanted smaller / cheaper home or flat 0
6 Wanted larger house or flat / garden 0
7 Availability of garage / parking space 0
8 To be able to live with partner in same accommodation 0
9 Better schools for children 0
10 Other family or personal reasons 0
11 Wanted to buy 0
12 Wanted independent accommodation / not share 0
13 Had no choice - moved by council 0
14 Nearer to family/friends/not be so isolated 0
15 Nearer/convenient to amenities/schools and so on 0
16 Relationship/marriage ended 0
17 Other 0
98 Refusal 0
99 Don't Know 0
Sysmiss 5701
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationFamilies and Children Study: Waves 1-10, 1999-2008
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