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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Young People's Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2003

Variable Details

Variabledinoth2
LabelWhat is this other reason?
Responses
1 Bullying/pushing in queue 0
2 Can't be bothered 1
3 Don't receive school dinners 0
4 Don't know 0
5 Don't like eating in school/in front of anyone 0
6 Don't like the canteen staff 0
7 Don't want to 0
8 Don't want to get fat/on diet 0
9 For a change 0
10 Friends don't/do other things 0
11 Go out/into town 0
12 I go home 0
13 I used to 0
14 Inconvenient/hassle 0
15 Just a habit 0
16 Lunch break is too short 0
17 Makes me sick/scared of food poisoning 0
18 Medical reasons/vegetarian 0
19 Never tried them 0
20 No fun 0
21 No or not enough money/no ticket 0
22 No variety 0
23 Not allowed 0
24 Portions are too small 0
25 Not hungry/don't want anything to eat 2
26 Prefer/get packed lunch/easier 0
27 Save money/use for other things 0
28 See friends 0
29 Smoke 0
30 Taking drugs 0
31 They are ok 0
32 Tuckshop/vending machine 0
34 Unhealthy/fattening 0
35 Other (not specified) 0
Sysmiss 7220
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYoung People's Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2003
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