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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2006-2007; Adult and Child Data

Variable Details

Variablespowrs
LabelAdult data - What was the worst thing about it? - Participating in sport activity
Responses
-5 Not in questionnaire at this time 0
-4 Excluded due to questionnaire error 0
-3 Excluded from filter 1667
-2 Refused 0
-1 Don't Know 20
1 The location 15
2 Transport issues 29
3 It was boring 30
4 (In)accessibility to building 1
5 Didn't have what I wanted 2
6 Other attendees 37
7 Atmosphere/environment 30
8 Too busy/had to queue 39
9 Problems with building (e.g. too small/hot) 18
10 Not 'my kind of thing' 12
11 It's difficult/hard work 50
12 The weather 36
13 Losing 31
14 The facilities/equipment (e.g. changing rooms, swimming pool 83
15 The pain/injuries 65
16 It was expensive 37
17 Not good at it/bad result 49
18 Tiring/tired/lack of energy 39
19 Motivation 11
20 Nothing 10
21 Other answers 96
22 No answer 47
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationTaking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2006-2007; Adult and Child Data
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