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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Gambling Prevalence Survey, 1999

Variable Details

VariableHHOutC
LabelHousehold Outcome
Responses
1 Insufficient address (call office before returning) 0
2 Not traced (call ofice before returning) 0
3 Not yet built/not yet ready for occupation 0
4 Derelict/demolished 0
5 Empty 0
6 Business/industrial only (no private dwellings) 0
7 Institution only (no private dwellings) 0
8 Other 0
21 No contact at address 0
22 Information refused at address 0
23 No contact at household 0
24 Information refused at household 0
32 HQ refused 0
33 No contact withi HIH/partner 0
34 Broken appointment 0
35 Ill at home 0
36 Ill in hospital 0
38 Inadequate english 0
39 Other reason 0
41 ALL SELF COMPLETIONS RETURNED 6915
42 AT LEAST ONE, BUT NOT ALL SEFL COMPLETIONS RETURNED 556
43 NO SELF-COMPLETIONS RETURNED 0
62 Originally outcome 42 (no improvement) 3
64 Prod Tel hhold q some s/c 21
65 Telephone productive 165
66 Productive Household improved TU 20
70 Office refusal 0
-9 Not answered (99) 0
-1 Item not applicable 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Gambling Prevalence Survey, 1999
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