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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Crime and Victimisation Survey, 2006

Variable Details

Variablemosaicty
LabelScottish MOSAIC Type
Responses
1 A1: Captains of Industry 66
2 A2: Wealth of Experience 119
3 A3: New Influentials 93
4 B4: Successful Managers 161
5 B5: White Collar Owners 170
6 B6: Emerging High Status 70
7 B7: New Suburbanites 156
8 B8: Settling In 21
9 B9: Military Might 16
10 C10: Songs of Praise 178
11 C11: Ageing in Suburbia 217
12 C12: Blue Collar Owners 215
13 D13: Towns in Miniature 207
14 D14: Rural Playgrounds 145
15 D15: Agrarian Heartlands 107
16 D16: Isolated Farmsteads 54
17 D17: Scenic Wonderland 56
18 D18: Far Away Islanders 61
19 E19: Prestige Tenements 47
20 E20: Studio Singles 68
21 E21: Rucksack and Bicycle 32
22 E22: College and Campus 11
23 E23: Inner City Transience 65
24 E24: Cosmopolitan Chic 54
25 F25: Tenement Lifestyles 67
26 F26: Downtown Flatlets 81
27 F27: 30 Something Singles 79
28 F28: Small Town Pride 122
29 F29: Dignified Seniors 38
30 G30: Sought After Scheme 225
31 G31: Rustbelt Renaissance 247
32 G32: Planners Paradise 358
33 H33: Smokestack Survivors 153
34 H34: Quality City Schemes 138
35 H35: Lathe and Loom 249
36 H36: Indebted Families 157
37 I37: Pockets of Poverty 113
38 I38: Mid Rise Breadline 72
39 I39: Room and Kitchen 59
40 I40: Families in the Sky 36
41 J41: Elders 4-in-a-block 184
42 J42: Greys in Small Flats 133
43 J43: Skyline Seniors 33
44 J44: Twilight Infirmity 53
99 Unassigned 2
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Crime and Victimisation Survey, 2006
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