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From 05/12/2023 to 06/10/2023
06/10/2023
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03:51 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1920: Create a Schooling years variable
- Here is the code I have tried for query 2) using the xwavedat file but I still get only 1081 observations...
use x... -
02:50 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1920: Create a Schooling years variable
- Note: I am confused about a 3) thing
3)When recoding the -8 and -1 as misisng in wave 11 for both scend and feend,... -
02:39 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1920 (Resolved): Create a Schooling years variable
- Hi team,
I need help with some Stata coding...I want to create a schooling years variable to get the number of yea... -
02:59 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1921 (Resolved): Non-Covid affected data
- Hi team,
If I want the most recent data unaffected by Covid, what wave should I use? I started using 2019-2020 but...
06/09/2023
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06:07 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1919 (Resolved): Marital status (mastat_dv & marstat_dv)
- Dear colleagues,
I'm wondering which of the derived variables of maritat status to use for my analysis.
When I ... -
01:39 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1918 (Resolved): Controlling for residence/county
- Hi team,
I am looking to control for the region where respodents live/work at. I have found variables that allow t...
06/08/2023
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03:48 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1917 (In Progress): DVLA Data: Untaxed vehicles
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
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03:37 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1916 (Feedback): xwavedat vs xwaveid
- Hello Alexey,
Universe of xwavedat is all sample members who have ever been enumerated in any household in the BHP... -
02:49 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1913 (Feedback): Weighting with analysis of a dataset of infants
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01:39 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1913: Weighting with analysis of a dataset of infants
- Laura,
What you need is the weight of the parent individual full interview, like indinui_xw. Technically, you comb...
06/07/2023
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07:14 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1917 (Resolved): DVLA Data: Untaxed vehicles
- Hello
I would be greatful if anyone could explain this aspect of the DVLA dataset. I’m looking at the proportion o... -
04:21 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1916 (Resolved): xwavedat vs xwaveid
- Hello,
What is the difference in the universe between the xwavedat file (150,393 rows) and xwaveid file (128,036 r... -
09:07 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1914: job title and descriptive information in the covid wave
- Hello,
These variables were dropped due to some inconsistencies we had discovered. There is a plan to release them... -
08:58 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1912 (Feedback): Merging newborn and child data Waves 11 & 12
- Hello,
w_child - that file is at the child level, there are two unique identifiers, pidp and the combination of w_...
06/06/2023
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04:10 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1914 (In Progress): job title and descriptive information in the covid wave
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
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11:25 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1914 (In Progress): job title and descriptive information in the covid wave
- To who it may concern,
I am currently using UKHLS covid wave 7,8,9 to conduct research. In the questionnaires, jbs... -
04:08 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1912 (In Progress): Merging newborn and child data Waves 11 & 12
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
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03:40 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1913 (In Progress): Weighting with analysis of a dataset of infants
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
06/05/2023
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05:01 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1913 (Resolved): Weighting with analysis of a dataset of infants
- Dear US team,
My question is about weighting when carrying out analysis with infants (0-2).
I want to carry out... -
04:30 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1910: Information about NHS and purchase of private health isurance
Hi Piotr,
Thank you for your timely response.
Yeah I saw those variables but does private use equal private i...-
12:55 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1910 (Feedback): Information about NHS and purchase of private health isurance
- Hello,
I am assuming you are asking about the hlcvr question which has been discontinued in UKHLS. You can find so... -
06:20 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1910 (Resolved): Information about NHS and purchase of private health isurance
- Hi,
I am conducting a longitudinal study on factors that predispose individuals to purchase private medical insura... -
01:56 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1912 (Resolved): Merging newborn and child data Waves 11 & 12
- Hello,
I am trying to look at breastfeeding data for waves 11 and 12, and note there is breastfeeding data in both k...
06/02/2023
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03:31 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1909 (Feedback): Cognitive ability
- Hi Luis,
In addition to the raw data from this module a set of derived variables is included, you can find the lis... -
12:54 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1909 (Resolved): Cognitive ability
- Dear colleagues,
I am a Sociologist at the DemoSoc Research Group (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) I'm currently doing r...
05/29/2023
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05:00 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1908 (In Progress): Weights using the BHPS Consolidated Marital, Cohabitation and Fertility Histories
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
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04:49 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1905 (Resolved): Inapplicable codes on the W12 hhresp helpbuy questions
05/26/2023
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10:16 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1908 (Resolved): Weights using the BHPS Consolidated Marital, Cohabitation and Fertility Histories
- Hello. I am studying differences in single/partnered parents. To do so, I am using the British Household Panel Survey...
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05:08 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1905: Inapplicable codes on the W12 hhresp helpbuy questions
- Hi Alita,
Thanks for this - all makes sense now!
Best
Rory
Understanding Society User Support Team wrote i... -
12:24 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1907 (Feedback): Weighting advice for information from previous wave on wave 12 respondents
- Hello,
if you are using only variables from Wave 12 indresp file (l_indresp) to compute the statistics then you ca... -
11:33 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1907 (Resolved): Weighting advice for information from previous wave on wave 12 respondents
- Hi there
So I'm using the indresp dataset and looking at adult respondents. My population is respondents who are c...
05/23/2023
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03:47 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1905 (Feedback): Inapplicable codes on the W12 hhresp helpbuy questions
- Thanks for highlighting this pattern.
First, I need to amend my answer above. The syntax of the Universe for helpb... -
01:30 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1903: Weighting guidance for intergenerational analysis
- Esme,
Yes, I think you've done your best.
Olena -
11:27 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1894 (Feedback): Weight for unbalanced and merged UKHLS and BHPS data
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11:27 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1899 (Feedback): Household weights
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11:14 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1890: Extracting PSU and Individual-Level Weights for a Multilevel Model
- Hi Olena,
That's good to know - thanks! I am just using indresp, so adults.
Thank you so much for your on-going h...
05/22/2023
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04:55 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1903: Weighting guidance for intergenerational analysis
- Hi Olena,
Only 24 of the 330 people are TSMs. I've tried using issue weights from wave 2, but unfortunately, it le... -
02:46 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1903: Weighting guidance for intergenerational analysis
- Esme,
First, check if 330 people are OSMs. If they are TSMs they should not have any weight. And yes, if you want,... -
02:22 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1903: Weighting guidance for intergenerational analysis
- Hi Olena,
Thanks. I have done so using enumeration weights for my sample from the year they turn 25. However, now ... -
02:43 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1890: Extracting PSU and Individual-Level Weights for a Multilevel Model
- Laurence,
It is possible for you to create psnenub_xd yourself. But first, could you tell me if you are using any ... -
10:21 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1905: Inapplicable codes on the W12 hhresp helpbuy questions
- Just a quick update - I'm wondering if this temporal trend is related to the broader patterning of inapplicable cases...
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09:39 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1905: Inapplicable codes on the W12 hhresp helpbuy questions
- Hi Alita,
Many thanks for looking into this so swiftly. I've rerun the code with your more restricted universe and...
05/19/2023
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02:38 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1905 (In Progress): Inapplicable codes on the W12 hhresp helpbuy questions
- Hi Rory,
I have looked into this and found the same type of problem cases as you did. But after reading the univer... -
12:26 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1905 (Resolved): Inapplicable codes on the W12 hhresp helpbuy questions
- Hi,
This question might be of general interest unless I've missed something really obvious...
I'm trying to use... -
02:30 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1902 (Feedback): weights individual files waves 10 -11 wide format
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02:29 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1903 (Feedback): Weighting guidance for intergenerational analysis
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01:43 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1903: Weighting guidance for intergenerational analysis
- Esme,
Cross-sectional weight is a wrong one as a base weight, as we don't follow TSMs by design. You should use a ... -
01:40 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1903: Weighting guidance for intergenerational analysis
- Hi Olena,
Thanks. I have followed the online course, however the course could not provide me with the answers on h... -
12:21 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1903: Weighting guidance for intergenerational analysis
- Esme,
Thank you for this clarification. You will need longitudinal weights. It may be best for you to create you o... -
02:29 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1904 (Feedback): Using weights when variables have some or many "missing value" codes or NAs due to missing household level data
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12:38 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1904: Using weights when variables have some or many "missing value" codes or NAs due to missing household level data
- Richard,
What to do with item missingness completely depends on the subject you study and research question you ha...
05/17/2023
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04:46 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1903: Weighting guidance for intergenerational analysis
- Dear Olena,
Thanks for your swift response.
The population that I want to represent are people born 1975-1995.... -
01:42 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1903: Weighting guidance for intergenerational analysis
- Esme,
Thank you for your question. To answer it you would need to clarify the population that you want to represen... -
04:35 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1904: Using weights when variables have some or many "missing value" codes or NAs due to missing household level data
- Dear Olena,
Thank you for your quick reply and your ideas on what could be done.
Thank you for your suggestion ... -
01:19 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1904: Using weights when variables have some or many "missing value" codes or NAs due to missing household level data
- Richard,
Thank you for your question. Indeed, there may be some part of nonresponse unaccounted due to missing res... -
10:59 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1904 (Resolved): Using weights when variables have some or many "missing value" codes or NAs due to missing household level data
- Dear Olena,
I am running a pooled cross sectional individual level analysis (waves 1-9), using cross-sectional wei...
05/16/2023
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08:37 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1773: Gig Economy module
- Hello Yuliya
Questions on wave 13 include the sharing economy. We used HMRC Sharing Economy report as a reference,... -
05:59 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1773: Gig Economy module
- Dear Alita,
Thank you very much for the detailed reply. It is extremely helpful.
May I ask what source and defi... -
05:34 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1903 (Resolved): Weighting guidance for intergenerational analysis
- Hi, I am doing research into the role of education in intergenerational income mobility, and I had some questions on ...
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02:05 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1890: Extracting PSU and Individual-Level Weights for a Multilevel Model
- Hello Laurence,
The variable you are looking for is psnenub_xd. You can locate it in the xwavedat file.
I hope...
05/15/2023
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03:52 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1902: weights individual files waves 10 -11 wide format
- Dear Annaelena,
Thank you for your question. Here is information on our weights that may be helpful to you:
https... -
02:20 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1902 (Resolved): weights individual files waves 10 -11 wide format
- Hi,
I am trying to merge individual files across waves 10 and 11 into wide format to create a 2019 calendar year d...
05/12/2023
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01:06 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1900: People appearing in individual file but their household isn't in the household file
- Great, thanks for the clarification!
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12:16 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1900 (Feedback): People appearing in individual file but their household isn't in the household file
- Dear Imogen,
Households who complete the household questionnaire are in the hhresp datafile. There are some cases ... -
10:55 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1900 (Resolved): People appearing in individual file but their household isn't in the household file
- Hello,
I'm looking at waves g to l. There are several instances where there are some individuals who are in the i... -
12:49 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1894: Weight for unbalanced and merged UKHLS and BHPS data
- Yanan,
On tailored weights we have a online workshop for you: https://www.understandingsociety.ac.uk/help/training... -
12:44 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1899: Household weights
- Imogen,
Yes, this is definitely a possible option. In comparison over the years it is best to do it at an individu... -
12:30 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #1890: Extracting PSU and Individual-Level Weights for a Multilevel Model
- Dear Olena,
Thanks for your reply. I wrote to UKDA about accessing previous releases of Understanding Society, as th... -
11:47 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #1890: Extracting PSU and Individual-Level Weights for a Multilevel Model
- Laurence,
Look in xwavedat.dta. But please for this look in wave 11 release (which is not the most recent). You sh...
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