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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Attitudes towards Commercial Access to Health Data, 2015-2016

Variable Details

Variableweb
LabelWeb- use internet for
Responses
1 FOR SENDING / RECEIVING EMAILS 0
2 TO VISIT SITES FOR INFORMATION ON HOBBIES AND PERSONAL INTER 0
3 TO VISIT SITES FOR INFORMATION ON PRODUCTS/ SERVICES I AM TH 0
4 TO BUY PRODUCTS/ SERVICES ONLINE (NOT GROCERIES) 0
5 GROCERY SHOPPING ONLINE 0
6 TO CHECK ON MY BANK ACCOUNT AND OTHER FINANCIAL HOLDINGS 0
7 PLAY GAMES ONLINE 0
8 DOWNLOAD MUSIC 0
9 DOWNLOAD MOVIES 0
10 FOR SOMETHING ELSE 0
11 ONLINE DATING 0
12 VOICE OVER IP 0
13 TO VISIT SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES (SUCH AS FACEBOOK OR BEBO), 0
14 ONLINE GAMING / PLAYING FOR MONEY (E.G. POKER, BINGO) 0
15 DOWNLOAD /STREAM TV PROGRAMMES / CLIPS (E.G. BBC IPLAYER, IT 0
16 TO LOOK FOR A JOB/ SEARCH JOB (RECRUITMENT) SITES 0
17 COMPLETING ONLINE SURVEYS 0
18 DON'T KNOW 0
-1 2017
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationAttitudes towards Commercial Access to Health Data, 2015-2016
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