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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Crime Survey, 2003

Variable Details

Variablev62b
LabelWhich of these reactions did the child feel the most?
Responses
1 Angry 270
2 Shocked 13
3 Afraid 48
4 Irritated 59
5 Intimidated 18
6 Vulnerable 44
7 Numb 1
8 Too early to say 0
9 Annoyed/ Livid 0
10 Disbelief/dumbfounded/amazed 0
11 Stupid silly 0
12 Frustrated/ fed up 0
13 Disgusted/ disappointed 0
14 Worried/ scared 0
15 Vindictiveness/ resentment 0
16 Upset 0
17 Relieved it was not worse 1
18 Lucky 0
19 Lack of trust in people 0
20 Amused 0
21 Stressed 0
22 Embarrassed 0
23 Let down 0
24 Suspicious/Wary 0
25 Nervous 0
26 Answer not relevant 0
27 Unhappy 0
28 Betrayed 0
29 Violated 0
30 Hurt 0
31 Inconvenienced 0
32 Bored 0
33 Hatred 0
34 Dirty 0
35 Concerned 0
42 Weary/ worn out 0
43 Helpless 0
97 None of these 179
98 Other 19
99 NO RESPONSE 758
Sysmiss 831
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Crime Survey, 2003
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