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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 2004-2005

Variable Details

Variablexcjsinf2
LabelMOST INFLUENTIAL source of information on the CJS
Responses
1 A. Personal experience 466
2 B. Relatives' and/or friends' experiences 248
3 C. Word of mouth/Information from other people 237
4 D. Broadsheet newspapers (e.g. Times, Guardian, Telegraph) 346
5 E. Tabloid newspapers (e.g. Sun, Express, Daily Mail) 483
6 F. Local newspapers 485
7 G. Soaps (e.g. Eastenders, Brookside, The Archers) 21
8 H. Films 11
9 I. TV dramas 27
10 J. TV documentaries 285
11 K. News programmes on TV/radio 1491
12 L. Radio programmes 126
13 M. Government publications 22
14 N. Books 7
15 O. Internet/world-wide-web 25
16 P. School/college/evening class 19
17 Q. Somewhere else 19
99 27
Sysmiss 40775
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 2004-2005
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