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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Crime Survey, 2000

Variable Details

Variablev65
LabelWhat was the worst thing about the incident?
Responses
1 Physical injury 15
2 Invasion of privacy 78
3 Fear/shock at time of incident 112
4 Financial loss 96
5 Sentimental loss 17
6 Inconvenience/nuisance 185
7 Fear/insecurity after incident 100
8 Anger 224
9 Other emotional effect 37
10 Other practical consequence 32
11 Mess/mindless vandalism 110
12 That it happened/allowed to happen 153
13 Drink-related 7
14 Surprised/stupidity 20
15 Disturbed/loss of sleep 8
16 Sorry for self/others 50
17 Part of work 5
18 Had to leave home/move address 3
19 Not hearing from police 2
20 Response from police 6
21 Bad attitude of young people/lack of respect 5
22 Being spat at 1
23 Drivers deliberately trying to run cyclists down 2
24 Nothing 2
96 Other 4
97 Vague 24
98 Answer inappropriate 9
99 No Response 26
Sysmiss 141
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Crime Survey, 2000
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