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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Social Attitudes Survey, 2007

Variable Details

VariableINT_NUM
LabelInterviewer Number:Q1460
Responses
0090 5
0316 7
0431 12
0467 12
0478 11
0496 9
0619 16
0633 21
0643 12
0674 7
0689 4
0703 32
0724 12
0750 13
0751 8
0770 3
0774 30
0775 11
0793 18
0810 10
0821 10
0827 15
0852 9
1008 14
1025 10
1026 10
1039 9
1132 10
1140 12
1213 19
1236 12
1273 11
1362 11
1380 6
1536 26
1566 38
1604 37
1611 7
1618 14
1685 9
1687 15
1688 27
1690 14
1760 16
1775 5
1783 12
1850 9
1858 12
1898 9
1921 10
1923 25
1925 13
1974 29
1979 17
1998 10
2009 7
2033 1
2041 25
2042 38
2059 12
2104 15
2122 51
2147 21
2163 11
2196 1
2221 8
2254 14
2348 15
2357 14
2431 10
2451 11
2484 20
2532 7
2547 11
2563 15
2567 11
2573 12
2586 11
2633 26
2645 37
2648 6
2650 6
2671 11
2678 11
2683 10
2692 9
2695 23
2716 11
2720 17
2721 12
2725 8
2726 6
2741 8
3001 23
3009 14
3017 8
3059 12
3127 1
3133 7
3283 3
3314 2
3332 4
3370 23
3379 14
3388 29
3395 10
3414 13
3437 32
3444 8
3449 6
3456 13
3470 10
3471 15
3473 21
3482 6
3495 8
3496 16
3503 10
3506 13
3507 8
3508 8
3513 45
3514 12
3515 17
3518 21
3558 26
3583 23
3614 15
3615 6
3626 3
4037 10
4051 22
4109 11
4126 15
4127 4
4147 18
4155 6
4185 9
4186 19
4219 31
4220 7
4230 20
4232 25
4254 15
4262 4
4271 39
4272 6
4274 17
4277 4
4278 21
4281 9
4290 8
4293 4
4300 13
4311 13
4663 20
4687 8
4807 12
4809 11
4869 27
5052 19
5054 1
5078 7
5084 6
5087 8
5324 32
5341 19
5343 19
5351 15
5357 4
5438 17
5442 7
5524 8
5925 12
6018 5
6024 40
6047 10
6054 19
6063 14
6132 9
6152 4
6168 8
6186 11
6187 27
6208 14
6213 8
6219 10
6224 12
6236 8
6244 9
7029 11
7059 11
7061 11
7062 6
7064 23
7071 4
7072 7
7083 19
7102 25
7133 10
7154 9
7161 10
7170 4
7181 6
7184 18
7187 8
7195 11
7197 13
7198 33
7200 12
7210 20
7212 22
7489 22
7493 10
7496 18
7499 2
7506 10
7515 11
7527 12
7632 9
7654 10
7684 5
7686 15
8001 9
8005 9
8010 11
8049 5
8051 12
8063 9
8098 14
8127 22
8135 1
8136 13
8153 17
8163 6
8164 13
8166 47
8184 6
8220 22
8230 6
8245 6
8252 11
8267 6
8285 2
8291 3
8298 10
8304 14
8313 10
8325 12
8339 19
8352 6
8355 24
8365 11
8367 15
8373 6
8376 8
8378 8
8381 17
8383 27
8390 8
8391 8
8403 2
8408 25
8409 5
8412 2
8415 2
8417 13
8418 6
8419 17
8423 20
8446 31
8507 11
8582 12
8590 15
8595 21
8603 25
8665 21
8682 19
8722 7
8781 3
8791 20
8797 20
8942 15
8989 5
9037 29
9145 11
9206 16
9224 8
9226 6
9272 30
9292 2
9314 12
9327 15
9361 28
9362 3
9369 15
9371 10
9460 4
9467 2
9490 11
9627 9
9634 14
9639 7
9673 1
9821 6
9826 18
9863 10
9874 5
9985 29
9988 14
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Social Attitudes Survey, 2007
UniverseAdults (18 and over) living in private households in Great Britain (excluding the 'crofting counties' north of the Caledonian Canal).<br>;Adults;National
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample;Sampling is conducted in four stages; from 1993 the sample has been drawn from the Postcode Address File, whereas in previous years it was drawn from the Electoral Register.
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study. The BSA survey is conducted annually.
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