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From 08/07/2016 to 09/05/2016
09/05/2016
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11:54 PM Support #624 (Closed): Income Data
- Hi,
i'm studying the self-employment in the the UK. I'm interested in the transitions of employment. I need the... -
04:23 PM Support #623 (Feedback): Access to data
- Hi Thea,
yes, the continuing BHPS sample is incorporated in the Understanding Society study from wave 2 onward. All ... -
09:05 AM Support #623 (Closed): Access to data
- Dear Understanding Society,
my name is Thea Elnan and I'm a Norwegian postgraduate student at the University ... -
- Dear David,
apologies for the delay in getting back to you (as indicated on the noticeboard this is a busy period fo... -
03:45 PM Support #617 (Closed): "Lost CAPI intvw" in e_ivfio, f_ivfio and g_ivfio
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08/30/2016
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03:21 PM Support #622 (Closed): hcost, hsyr04, mgold, mgtype
- Please could you advise what the situation is with these variables. In BHPS they (or their equivalents) were initiall...
08/29/2016
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08:58 AM Support #617: "Lost CAPI intvw" in e_ivfio, f_ivfio and g_ivfio
- Thank you very much!
08/26/2016
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- Dear Mollie,
we have different types of interviewer paradata. From what you write I assume you are after interview... -
03:25 PM Support #617 (In Progress): "Lost CAPI intvw" in e_ivfio, f_ivfio and g_ivfio
- E_IVFIO=9 cases
Our data team has investigated and this is their response: Our understanding is that “CAPI LOST” m...
08/25/2016
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11:12 AM Support #621: Weights - biomarker data
- Hi Olena,
Many thanks for answering.
Best wishes,
Claire
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- Dear Maire,
Many thanks for your enquiry. Details about charges can be found here:
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08/24/2016
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09:17 AM Support #621: Weights - biomarker data
- Yes, that's right.
The indbdub_xw weight is designed for the analysis of blood information together with wave 2 and...
08/23/2016
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- Hi Olena,
Thanks for your reply. I will be using the blood data too. Will using the indbdub_xw weight also take int... -
- Hi Claire,
If you are using only nurse information with mainstage (but not information from blood) use indnsub_xw ... -
- Hi,
I am hoping to use the biomarker data (and associated nurse data) from the GPS and BHPS samples and their longi... -
11:28 AM Support #620 (Closed): Interviewer paradata
- I would like to examine the interviewer paradata from the Understanding Society surveys.
I understand that the re...
08/17/2016
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02:19 PM Support #619 (Closed): Cost of obtaining the data at Local Authority level
- I work as a researcher at Centre for Cities and we're interested in using data from Understanding Society in one of o...
08/16/2016
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02:36 PM Support #618: W5 mainstage: NS-SEC for all respondents?
- Hello Gundi,
These details are very helpful, thank you. Due to these limitations we've decided against constructi... -
- Dear Karyn,
Many thanks for your enquiry.
The data are not robust at the LSOA level. We have no more than a han...
08/15/2016
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- Hi Dan,
we cannot comment on which is "the best way" to derive your desired indicator seeing as that is something on... -
- Hi,
I am after a W5 derived variable giving ns-sec for all respondents, including retired people and other 'econo...
08/11/2016
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- Helena Retamal wrote:
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> I need to know if the the individual interview outcome with code 9 (Lost CAPI... -
Just one more thing... if these cases answered, were they proxy interviews or full interviews? Thanks!!-
- Hello,
I need to know if the the individual interview outcome with code 9 (Lost CAPI intvw) is a complete intervi... -
08:28 AM Support #611: longitudinal weights or cross-sectional weights for descriptive with index constructed with longitudinal weights
- Dear Olena,
Sorry for this late reply. Thanks a lot for your advice.
Best regards,
Rita
08/10/2016
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- Dear Pilar,
I will close this issue now but please do get in touch if you have further queries.
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01:17 PM Support #615: Derived variables
- You're right... just me being an idiot then. Sorry.
Thanks for your help and patience.
Hannah -
- it looks like you included " " in the search term. Have you tried searching for just the following: *_dv
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- Chrome.
Screenshots attached...
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- Hi Hannah,
searching for *_dv does work fine in my Internet browser, see jpeg attached. I am not sure why it does no... -
- Thank you for your quick reply.
The tip about the dv files being at the end is useful, thanks, though I was ideally ... -
- Hi Hannah,
to find derived variables that end on "dv", try looking for "*_dv", or to find pointers look for "*pno"... -
11:37 AM Support #616 (Closed): LSOA Data in Understanding Society Survey
- Dear USS Team,
I wish to develop indicates of social cohesion at the small are level, preferably the LSOA level. If ...
08/09/2016
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- Hi. Is there anywhere I can see a list of derived variables and their definitions? I'm search across the site and in ...
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- Hi Emma,
we do not (yet) have plans to code occupations held in W1-W3 to SOC 2010, and, as you say, there is to our ...
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