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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Active Lives Survey, 2016-2017

Variable Details

VariableHHLiv12
LabelLiving arrangements - twelve categories
Responses
1 Single person living alone 34880
2 Houseshare 3897
3 Lone parent family with children 5526
4 Lone parent family with adult children 4025
5 Couple, no children, no other household members 62710
6 Couple with children 33135
7 Couple with adult children 12371
8 Multi-generational, no children in household 487
9 Multi-generational, children in household 935
10 Living with parents 10485
11 Other/complex, no children 5371
12 Other/complex, children 826
-99 Missing, should have been answered 21779
-98 Not applicable: Survey routing 3459
-97 Incorrectly multicoded 0
-96 Out of range 0
-95 Cannot give an estimate / Don't know 0
-94 Prefer not to say 0
-93 Not applicable: Postal response 0
-92 Not applicable: Phase 1 case 0
-91 Not applicable: Phase 2 case 0
-90 Not applicable: Not asked to this group 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationActive Lives Survey, 2016-2017
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