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From 11/20/2025 to 12/19/2025
12/19/2025
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05:40 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2306 (In Progress): hstotmg outstanding or total mortgage secured?
- 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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12:51 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2306 (Feedback): hstotmg outstanding or total mortgage secured?
- Dear survey team,
May I confirm whether _hstotmg_ shows the total amount of mortgage secured at the purchase, or... -
05:40 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2305 (In Progress): hsyr04 vs. mgyr04
- 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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11:17 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #2305 (Feedback): hsyr04 vs. mgyr04
- Dear survey team,
I am curious what's the difference between hsyr04 vs. mgyr04 (specifically in BHPS)?
Separa... -
05:34 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2304 (Feedback): multiple jobs
- Hi Darja,
The information in indresp refers to the main job. Information on multiple jobs is now stored in the "em... -
09:12 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #2304 (Feedback): multiple jobs
- In waves 14 & 15, I am struggling to find information on other jobs (than the main job). Multijobstotal gives me the ...
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05:23 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2303 (Feedback): gigempjob2
- Hi Daria,
The O_employment file is a long-format dataset in which each row represents a single job. The unique ide... -
09:07 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #2303 (Feedback): gigempjob2
- In the standard licence file, gigempjob2 in o_indresp has n=915 'yes' counts but the same variable has n=1133 'yes' c...
12/12/2025
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04:44 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2301: Variables for whether respondents were interviewed alone, and death of non-coresident parent
- Hi Roberto,
Thank you, that's perfect.
All the best,
Elias -
03:42 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2301: Variables for whether respondents were interviewed alone, and death of non-coresident parent
- Hello Elias,
Glad it helped.
The interviewer observation module link points to the Wave 1 information. Here are... -
12:17 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2301: Variables for whether respondents were interviewed alone, and death of non-coresident parent
- Great, thank you for your quick and helpful reply!
All the best,
Elias -
12:01 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2301: Variables for whether respondents were interviewed alone, and death of non-coresident parent
- Hello Elias,
The variable “wivprsnt” was included in the new Wave 15 release, and you will find it starting from W... -
09:35 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #2301: Variables for whether respondents were interviewed alone, and death of non-coresident parent
- Dear Roberto,
Thank you very much for your replies and the information!
About the limitations of the ivprsnt-variab...
12/06/2025
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07:13 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2301 (Feedback): Variables for whether respondents were interviewed alone, and death of non-coresident parent
- Hello Elias,
You may use the variable ivprsnt, which measures whether someone else was present during the intervie...
12/03/2025
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03:00 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2301 (Feedback): Variables for whether respondents were interviewed alone, and death of non-coresident parent
- Dear user support,
I am currently looking for two variables ideally capturing:
- Whether respondents were interview...
11/29/2025
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10:57 AM Understanding Society User Support Support #2299 (Feedback): indresp.dta: hcondn6 and hcondn7 variables discrepancy
- Dear Camilla,
This may be related to the change in how some of the health conditions questions were asked. Please ...
11/27/2025
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06:38 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2299 (Feedback): indresp.dta: hcondn6 and hcondn7 variables discrepancy
- Dear Sir/Madame,
I am using the indresp datasets from all the waves. I noticed that the variables hcondn6 and hcond... -
02:36 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2296: Lagging Youth variable -> Adult variable - cross-sectional or longitudinal weight?
- Szymon,
Thank you for your question. The weight would depend on whether the model requires complete or incomplete ...
11/21/2025
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04:20 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2298 (Feedback): Covid19 food insecurity data linked to main survey
- Dear Akansha,
1. Can the COVID survey data be linked to the main UKHLS survey and to the household, adult and yout... -
12:19 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2298 (Feedback): Covid19 food insecurity data linked to main survey
- Hi,
I am currently analysing how household food insecurity is associated with eating disorder pathology in young p... -
03:38 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2297 (Feedback): Conducting quarterly analysis
- Dear Thomas,
Thank you for you question – it’s worth having a look at the weighting FAQ (see https://www.understan... -
12:35 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2295 (Feedback): Merging datasets
- Dear Yashi,
It’s hard to know for sure without seeing the full data management process that produced these dataset...
11/20/2025
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04:44 PM Understanding Society User Support Support #2296 (In Progress): Lagging Youth variable -> Adult variable - cross-sectional or longitudinal weight?
- 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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