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Social Support Variables - who is inapplicable?

Added by Tassia Oswald 4 months ago. Updated 4 months ago.

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Feedback
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Questionnaire content
Start date:
08/14/2024
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Hello,

I am looking at the following variables which are related to social support from family, friends, and partner/spouse:
scrundstnd; scrrely; scropenup; scfundstnd; scfrely; scfopenup; scpundstnd; scprely; scpopenup

I noticed that a proportion of responses are -8, which is "inapplicable".

Can I please confirm - are these respondents inapplicable for the questions because they indicated that they do not have these relationships (family, friends, or partner/spouse)? Or are there additional reasons they could be inapplicable?

Many thanks!

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Updated by Understanding Society User Support Team 4 months ago

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Hi Tassia,

You can find this in the universe (routing) for each of these questions. This information can be found in the pdf of the questionnaires available here: https://www.understandingsociety.ac.uk/documentation/mainstage/questionnaires/ It is also provided in the variable page accessible via the variable search feature on our website (https://www.understandingsociety.ac.uk/documentation/mainstage/variables/scrundstnd/), but note this will always be the universe from the last wave in which the question was asked (and the universe/routing may vary between waves).

For instance, for scrundstnd the universe is:

((GRIDVARIABLES.ModeType = 1 & CASISTART.scac = 1 Thru 3) | (GRIDVARIABLES.ModeType = 2|3)) // Mode is face-to-face and has agreed to self-completion OR mode is telephone OR mode is web And If (SCRELANY = 1) // If has any immediate family

I hope this helps.

Best wishes,
Piotr Marzec
UKHLS User Support

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Updated by Understanding Society User Support Team 4 months ago

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