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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Annual Population Survey: Personal Well-Being, April 2012 - March 2015

Variable Details

VariableCURCODE
LabelArea of study
Responses
-8 20
-9 92224
1 9
14 11
14.0 18
14.2 50
14.3 29
14.4 95
14.5 28
14.6 17
21 7
21.0 31
21.1 40
21.2 95
21.3 127
21.4 38
21.5 10
22 5
22.0 9
22.1 13
22.2 52
22.3 61
22.5 70
22.6 13
31 6
31.0 32
31.1 116
31.2 75
31.3 52
31.4 40
32 2
32.1 22
32.2 13
34 23
34.0 155
34.1 30
34.2 35
34.3 70
34.4 113
34.5 240
34.6 12
34.7 6
38 116
42 1
42.1 60
42.2 14
44 6
44.0 20
44.1 49
44.2 37
44.3 26
46 2
46.1 47
46.2 9
48 9
48.1 98
48.2 38
52 7
52.0 76
52.1 57
52.2 42
52.3 76
52.4 16
52.5 41
54 4
54.0 2
54.1 14
54.2 7
54.3 5
54.4 2
58 1
58.1 37
58.2 106
62.0 4
62.1 6
62.2 8
62.4 1
64 45
72 20
72.0 55
72.1 179
72.3 258
72.4 21
72.5 27
72.6 66
72.7 36
76 3
76.1 92
76.2 103
8 7
81 1
81.0 4
81.1 44
81.2 34
81.3 91
81.4 5
81.5 71
84 13
85.0 10
85.1 2
85.2 12
86 1
86.0 3
86.1 13
86.2 30
86.3 5
9 7
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationAnnual Population Survey: Personal Well-Being, April 2012 - March 2015
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