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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Young People's Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2003

Variable Details

Variableothv11
LabelWhat is that other thing?
Responses
1 Accused of something 2
2 Allergies 1
3 Appearance (weight, colour of hair, clothes etc) 12
4 Arguments 2
5 Attacked by a dog 3
6 Attacked by freaks 1
7 Because I play football 1
8 Been flashed at 2
9 Being held at gun point 1
10 Boys tried to do things 1
11 Car accident 5
12 Car broken into/stolen 2
13 Discrimination 1
14 Domestic violence 3
15 Fighting 8
16 House attacked/broken into 3
17 Injured myself - broken a bone, burnt etc 4
18 Intimidation 1
19 Jealousy 1
20 Kissing a boy with a lisp 1
21 Knocked unconscious 1
22 Mental abuse 1
23 Mugged 1
24 Not saying 1
25 People not liking me 1
26 Picked on about family/school 2
27 Pipe bomb thrown in my friend's house while I was there 1
28 Quadding Accident 2
29 Sexually harassed 1
30 Something stolen from me 5
31 Stabbed 1
32 Stones/balls thrown at me 3
33 Threatened 3
34 Witnessed an attack 1
97 Unanswered 43
Sysmiss 7101
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYoung People's Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2003
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