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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

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

Variable Details

VariableiSSV
LabelDerived: Sample source (when family entered study)
Responses
0 FC sample issued at W1 1
1 issued at w1 1338
2 Rescreen in W2 197
3 booster - new family at w2 234
4 booster - in-mover at w2 101
5 booster - re-entry at W2 20
6 booster - new family at w3 143
7 booster - in-mover at w3 130
8 Originally issued at w1 but only entered study at w3 825
9 Rescreen at w4 61
10 booster - new family at w4 252
11 booster - in-mover at w4 116
12 booster - reentry at w4 16
13 new family at w5 213
14 in-mover at w5 150
15 booster reentry at w5 8
16 new family at w6 247
17 in-mover at w6 174
18 booster reentry at w6 0
19 new family at w7 277
20 in-mover at w7 170
21 booster reentry at w7 36
22 new family at w8 275
23 in-mover at w8 221
24 booster reentry at w8 10
25 new family at w9 358
26 in-mover at w9 234
27 booster reentry at w9 11
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationFamilies and Children Study: Waves 1-10, 1999-2008
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