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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

National Survey for Wales, 2009-2010: Pilot Study

Variable Details

Variables_outcome_code
LabelOutcome code
Responses
1 Completed household 4068
2 Completed household - random adult 491
3 Household interview only 411
4 Address not traced 13
5 Not built/does not exist 2
6 Derelict/demolished 3
7 Empty/vacant 51
8 Second home/not main residence 8
9 Business/Industrial 10
10 No contact made with household 740
11 No contact made with individual 1
12 No contact made with HRP (or partner) 1
13 Institution/communal establishment 8
14 Other deadwood, (unusable address) 3
15 Personal refusal (by HRP) 1272
16 Proxy refusal (by another member) 32
17 Refused all information 59
18 Broken appointment 6
19 Temporarily ill/incapacitated 5
20 Physically or mentally unable 5
21 Other refusal (please specify) 32
22 Away/in hospital 7
23 Inadequate English/Welsh 1
24 Other unsuccessful 5
25 Not allocated / allocated (but unsused) 6664
26 Refused by telephone / helpline / letter 226
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNational Survey for Wales, 2009-2010: Pilot Study
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