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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Living in Wales: Household Survey, 2008

Variable Details

Variablea3
LabelOutcome household 1 (Contact Sheet)
Responses
1 Successful interview 7694
2 Refused before screening 1212
3 Refused after screening 388
4 Entry to block/scheme refused by warden etc 13
5 Some contact, but no interview after 6+ calls 354
6 No contact, occupier in not answering door 60
7 Occupied, but no contact after 6+ calls 721
8 Unsure if occupied, no contact after 6+ calls 111
9 Suspected Second Home/Holiday Home 27
10 Confirmed Second Home/Holiday Home 252
11 Property vacant 680
12 Property derelict 33
13 Property demolished 12
14 Non-residential property 138
15 Institution only (no private households) 18
16 Property not found 42
17 Too ill to participate 264
18 Away during fieldwork 66
19 Unable to speak English/Welsh 22
20 Other 22
21 Withdrawn by Head Office (telephone refusals etc) 117
88 Not issued 565
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLiving in Wales: Household Survey, 2008
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