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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Offending, Crime and Justice Survey, 2003

Variable Details

Variablesexage14
LabelAge within sex (14 bands each)
Responses
1 Male 10-11 330
2 Male 12-13 397
3 Male 14-15 344
4 Male 16-17 328
5 Male 18-19 284
6 Male 20-25 623
7 Male 26-29 217
8 Male 30-35 405
9 Male 36-39 269
10 Male 40-45 423
11 Male 46-49 235
12 Male 50-55 409
13 Male 56-59 285
14 Male 60-66 316
15 Female 10-11 296
16 Female 12-13 348
17 Female 14-15 320
18 Female 16-17 340
19 Female 18-19 217
20 Female 20-25 747
21 Female 26-29 269
22 Female 30-35 489
23 Female 36-39 313
24 Female 40-45 403
25 Female 46-49 276
26 Female 50-55 451
27 Female 56-59 322
28 Female 60-66 423
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationOffending, Crime and Justice Survey, 2003
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