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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Life Opportunities Survey: Wave One, 2009-2011

Variable Details

VariableHRPAge
LabelHRP Partner Age
Responses
16 2
17 6
18 10
19 38
20 70
21 90
22 113
23 121
24 139
25 169
26 179
27 194
28 248
29 254
30 284
31 269
32 235
33 275
34 272
35 320
36 339
37 335
38 394
39 381
40 379
41 364
42 387
43 392
44 405
45 372
46 417
47 408
48 379
49 417
50 362
51 361
52 434
53 373
54 349
55 359
56 330
57 362
58 349
59 338
60 340
61 400
62 372
63 413
64 364
65 361
66 338
67 298
68 285
69 281
70 274
71 288
72 321
73 281
74 273
75 262
76 238
77 212
78 270
79 223
80 80 and older 1573
-9 Does not apply 26752
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLife Opportunities Survey: Wave One, 2009-2011
UniversePeople aged 16 and over in private households in Great Britain. Parents or guardians will also be asked to provide some key data about children, aged 11 to 15. Children will be able to take part in a face-to-face interview when they reach age 16.;National
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample
Study TypeLongitudinal/panel/cohort; Respondents will be interviewed every 12 months
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