Support #904
openEducational atttainment waves 20-25 - BHPS sample
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Hi,
I am conducting longitudinal analyses with the original BHPS sample (hhorig==3), utilising data from both BHPS and USoc (i.e. combined waves 1-25). I wish to control for educational attainment in my models. The original BHPS education variables (qfedhi qfachi) are not continued in USoc. A significant number of the original BHPS sample are missing on hiqual_dv in waves 20-25. I read the documentation on your website and understand that it is because these respondents were never asked qfhigh. The BHPS respondent missing on hiqual_dv are also missing on the other education variables in waves 20-25 including qfhigh_dv, qualnew1-31 & nhiqual_dv. Do these respondents have any updated information on their educational attainment post BHPS, i.e. post wave 18? Or is my only choice to carry their most recent value on highqual_dv from wave 18 forwards into subsequent waves?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Updated by Stephanie Auty almost 7 years ago
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Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
Best wishes,
Stephanie Auty - Understanding Society User Support Officer
Updated by Stephanie Auty almost 7 years ago
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Dear Alice,
Thank you for informing us. We are aware of this issue and the data has now been updated with the corrected version. Please download the data from the Data Archive website and you should find the issue is resolved.
Best wishes,
Stephanie Auty - Understanding Society User Support Officer
Updated by Alita Nandi almost 7 years ago
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Updated by Understanding Society User Support Team almost 4 years ago
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Alice Campbell)