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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Understanding Society: Waves 1-4, 2009-2013

Variable Details

Variablea_relationship_dv
Labelrelationship ego to alter, derived
Responses
-9 missing 4
-8 inapplicable 0
-2 refused 0
-1 don't know 350
1 husband/wife 29361
2 partner/cohabitee 6564
3 civil partner 92
4 natural son/daughter 43844
5 adopted son/daughter 314
6 foster child 122
7 stepson/stepdaughter 1838
8 son-in-law/daughter-in-law 647
9 natural parent 43843
10 adoptive parent 314
11 foster parent 122
12 step-parent 1838
13 parent-in-law 645
14 natural brother/sister 34986
15 half-brother/sister 2674
16 step-brother/sister 672
17 adopted brother/sister 166
18 foster brother/sister 182
19 brother/sister-in-law 1019
20 grand-child 1538
21 grand-parent 1537
22 cousin 899
23 aunt/uncle 1132
24 niece/nephew 1136
25 other relative 343
26 employee 6
27 employer 6
28 lodger/boarder/tenant 239
29 landlord/landlady 239
30 other non-relative 6130
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationUnderstanding Society: Waves 1-4, 2009-2013
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