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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Understanding Society: Waves 1-4, 2009-2013

Variable Details

Variablea_lchdoby
Labelyear of birth of non-resident biological child
Responses
-9 missing 5
-8 inapplicable 35368
-2 refused 314
-1 don't know 1290
1912 1
1918 1
1919 8
1921 1
1934 1
1935 2
1936 2
1937 4
1938 12
1939 7
1940 18
1941 14
1942 26
1943 28
1944 46
1945 55
1946 84
1947 115
1948 167
1949 169
1950 209
1951 207
1952 292
1953 286
1954 347
1955 374
1956 460
1957 515
1958 626
1959 667
1960 814
1961 769
1962 992
1963 1007
1964 1059
1965 1144
1966 1113
1967 1161
1968 1248
1969 1276
1970 1285
1971 1280
1972 1235
1973 1174
1974 1134
1975 1050
1976 1086
1977 950
1978 1065
1979 1104
1980 1218
1981 1080
1982 964
1983 1094
1984 967
1985 958
1986 857
1987 809
1988 758
1989 728
1990 596
1991 460
1992 301
1993 221
1994 220
1995 219
1996 187
1997 163
1998 166
1999 163
2000 158
2001 138
2002 153
2003 126
2004 116
2005 99
2006 83
2007 82
2008 93
2009 54
2010 10
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationUnderstanding Society: Waves 1-4, 2009-2013
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