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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Crime Survey, 2000

Variable Details

Variablev19.1
LabelWhat was taken? 1
Responses
0 Other(Specify) 0
1 Car/van 35
2 Motorcycle/scooter/moped 5
3 Vehicle parts/accessories/car stereo 94
4 Handbag/wallet/purse 59
5 Cash 42
6 Cheque book/credit card 1
7 TV/video/stereo 11
8 Jewellery/silverware 15
9 Bicycle 50
10 Camera 2
11 Computer/computer equipment 4
12 Mobile phone 2
13 Tools 23
14 Clothes 32
15 Documents( eg savings account book, passport) 3
16 Garden equipment 64
17 CD's/records/cassettes 7
18 Other small electrical items 5
21 Drugs (prescription/legal) 2
22 Kitchen appliances (electrical) 2
23 Pet/livestock 1
24 Food/drink 9
25 Wheelie bin 1
26 Keys 1
27 Maps/books/calendar 3
28 Furniture 2
29 Gas or other fuel 3
30 Toys/games/sports equipment 15
31 Pram 3
32 Suitcases/bags 1
33 Ornaments 0
34 Aftershave/perfume/toiletries/cosmetics 3
35 Cattle gate/car ramp 2
36 Cigarettes 1
37 Stationery 0
38 Ashtray 0
39 Sunglasses 0
40 Weapon 0
41 Caravan/mobile home 0
99 No Response 6
Sysmiss 800
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Crime Survey, 2000
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