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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Young People's Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2000

Variable Details

Variablesubjecta
LabelIn which subject(s) were you taught about healthy eating?
Responses
1 Art 0
2 Assembly 6
3 Biology 341
4 Careers 4
5 Chemistry 1
6 Child Care 11
7 Child Development 9
8 Cookery class 21
9 Economics 2
10 English 30
11 Environmental Studies 4
12 Food & Fabric Technology 12
13 Food & Nutrition 8
14 Food Technology 63
15 Food Hygiene 0
16 Form Class 56
17 French 0
18 Geography 6
19 Guidance 8
20 Health Education 104
21 Home Economics 2757
22 History 1
23 Irish 1
24 Lifeskills 7
25 Mathematics 1
26 Pastoral Care 23
27 Physical Education 124
28 Personal & Social Education 319
29 Personal, Social & Health Education 4
30 Primary school 96
31 Religious Education 23
32 Science 1142
33 Social Education Studies 25
34 Technology 2
35 Tutorial 17
99 UNANSWERED 358
Sysmiss 711
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYoung People's Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2000
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