Activity
From 12/16/2013 to 01/14/2014
01/11/2014
- 09:33 AM Support #233 (Closed): variables location
- Hi,
I am using the British Household Panel Survey for my research about income and well being.
I found the life ...
01/10/2014
- 02:14 PM Support #232 (Closed): Finding out whether an individual moved house between WAVE 18 of BHPS and WAVES 2 and 3 of Understanding Society
- 02:06 PM Support #232: Finding out whether an individual moved house between WAVE 18 of BHPS and WAVES 2 and 3 of Understanding Society
- Great! Thanks a lot. Best wishes, James
- 01:59 PM Support #232: Finding out whether an individual moved house between WAVE 18 of BHPS and WAVES 2 and 3 of Understanding Society
- that's correct.
Jakob - 01:39 PM Support #232: Finding out whether an individual moved house between WAVE 18 of BHPS and WAVES 2 and 3 of Understanding Society
- Dear Jakob,
Thanks so much for the speedy reply and the information. The #163 post is very helpful. I have looked ... - 12:40 PM Support #232: Finding out whether an individual moved house between WAVE 18 of BHPS and WAVES 2 and 3 of Understanding Society
- A short answer using administrative data (the address recorded by the interviewer) to this can be found at #163
A ... - 12:20 PM Support #232 (Closed): Finding out whether an individual moved house between WAVE 18 of BHPS and WAVES 2 and 3 of Understanding Society
- Dear Sir/Madam,
I am currently studying a sample of individuals between WAVE 18 of the BHPS and WAVES 2 and 3 of U...
01/09/2014
- 12:51 PM Support #231 (Closed): SF36 in BHPS
- The 36 SF36 variables are in wave 9 and wave 14. They are all stated to be 'all respondents' variables. At wave 9 the...
01/08/2014
- 03:14 PM Support #221 (Closed): detailed information on derived variables
- Update - We are planning to release Wave 1-3 net income variables Spring 2014. From Wave 4 onwards net income variabl...
- 12:47 PM Support #228: Wave 3 equivalent of b_indscbh_xw
- David,
Cross-sectional weights are not appropriate for your situation - this is because some people that have cros...
12/30/2013
- 10:26 AM Support #225 (Closed): Merging BHPS and USOC weighting.
- 10:25 AM Support #229 (Closed): Social class for unemployed individual
- 10:25 AM Support #230 (Closed): Weights
12/20/2013
- 05:36 PM Support #229: Social class for unemployed individual
- Thank you for your answer. It was very useful.
Kind regards,
Zoe
12/19/2013
- 01:36 PM Support #229 (In Progress): Social class for unemployed individual
- There a couple of questions about employment status, jbhas, jboff and jbsemp. Considering the responses on all three ...
12/18/2013
- 10:33 AM Support #229: Social class for unemployed individual
- Redmine Admin wrote:
I used wave c , d and e (years 1995, 2000 and 2005) of BHPS.
My dependent variable is amount o... - 09:35 AM Support #229: Social class for unemployed individual
- Please provide more detail about the variables and waves you are using, so that we can replicate it here.
Thanks, J... - 09:33 AM Support #230: Weights
- The what-when-why of weights are covered in the user guide, see also this FAQ;
https://www.understandingsociety.ac.u... - 09:30 AM Support #227 (Closed): Variable about university attended?
- 09:30 AM Support #226 (Closed): geographical identifiers
- 09:29 AM Support #224 (Closed): enumerated person weight vs person design weight
12/17/2013
- 02:57 PM Support #228: Wave 3 equivalent of b_indscbh_xw
- Hi Olena,
Thank you very much for your response. I do need to produce some statistics for which your advice will ...
12/16/2013
- 06:29 PM Support #225: Merging BHPS and USOC weighting.
- Nathan,
If you are conducting longitudinal analysis (BHPS sample) then there are weights for this: in wave 3 they ... - 06:20 PM Support #228: Wave 3 equivalent of b_indscbh_xw
- David,
You are right that the wave 3 cross-sectional weight is a combined BHPS + GPS + EMB weight, so using it onl...
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