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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2019

Variable Details

VariablePoint
LabelSample point
Responses
101 12
102 12
103 9
104 14
105 13
106 14
107 7
108 16
109 11
110 15
111 17
112 11
113 12
114 10
115 6
116 9
117 12
118 6
119 7
120 10
121 16
122 10
123 12
124 10
125 11
126 6
127 15
128 16
129 6
130 14
131 10
132 12
133 18
134 16
135 18
136 10
137 13
138 13
139 16
140 16
141 6
142 8
143 10
201 16
202 7
203 11
204 7
205 12
206 12
207 8
208 18
209 9
210 11
211 13
212 6
213 11
214 6
215 6
216 17
217 14
218 7
219 11
220 12
221 9
222 11
223 6
224 14
225 10
226 15
227 9
228 8
229 19
230 11
301 13
302 6
303 9
304 7
305 7
306 1
307 13
308 9
309 11
310 6
311 12
312 9
313 8
314 11
315 9
316 14
317 6
318 19
319 8
320 13
998 Don't know 0
999 Refusal 0
-1 Not applicable 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2019
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study Data are collected annually.
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