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From 06/21/2017 to 07/20/2017
07/20/2017
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03:47 PM Support #816 (In Progress): Identifying youth Questionnaire respondents who are adopted
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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 a...
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11:20 AM Support #816 (Closed): Identifying youth Questionnaire respondents who are adopted
- Hi
I'm currently trying to identify respondents to the Youth questionnaire who are adopted, across all waves. I woul... -
- 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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03:23 PM Support #817 (Closed): Satisfaction questions wave 3 - missing C_FF_LIFESATW3 variable
- Hello
I'm using the innovation panel for my masters dissertation. Currently i'm looking at the satisfaction varia...
07/19/2017
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- Hi Emily,
This means that the participant had coded “Never” at Q44 (YPDKLM) but had then put something into Q45, i... -
- 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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11:50 AM Support #808: b_ff_oprlg - feed forward variable for whether belong to a religion
- No problem - many thanks Victoria
All best
Andy -
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10:36 AM Support #814: Longitudinal weight in R with - wide datset
- That's great. Thank you very much for your help!
Kind regards,
Eleonora -
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- Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The first page of the User Guide, as you have pointed out, is incorrect...
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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 a...
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07/18/2017
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05:31 PM Support #814: Longitudinal weight in R with - wide datset
- Yes. As described in the User Guide, the longitudinal weights are defined for sample members who participated in *all...
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- Hello Peter,
Thank you for your prompt reply. I'm using f_indnsub_lw as I have data from the nurse and adult main ... -
- I would have thought that the longitudinal weight should be perfectly appropriate for this case, e.g. f_indinub_lw or...
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- Dear UKHLS User Support team,
I'm conducting a latent growth curve analysis using waves 2-6 in R. The dataset is ... -
03:56 PM Support #809 (In Progress): Deriving the persontality traits for Understanding Soc
- Hi Tim,
sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
Each of the 5 trait scores is derived from the responses to t... -
03:39 PM Support #792: Merging datasets
- Hello Emily,
Sorry for the delay in replying.
You should remove the finloc=0 cases at the beginning, that is fi... -
12:11 PM Support #813 (Feedback): Match of sex across waves
- Dear Michael,
We are aware of some inconsistencies in sex (and age) recorded in the data. As with all data collect... -
- Dear Andy,
Apologies for the delay - we would recommend using a_oprlg.
Best wishes, Victoria. -
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- Dear Rafael,
I'm sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
Unfortunately we have not included individual net ... -
- Dear Daniel,
Apologies for not assigning this back to you. We hope this helps,
Best wishes, Victoria. -
07/17/2017
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03:39 PM Support #813 (Closed): Match of sex across waves
- Is there a source of definitive information about the gender of individuals from the BHPS part of Understanding Socie...
07/13/2017
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07:06 PM Support #812 (Closed): BHPS TTWA codes
- In the user guide for the BHPS' TTWA identifiers it says "Travel-to-work areas are as defined in 1998 and are based o...
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01:03 PM Support #811 (Closed): Wave 6 youth questionnaire confusion
- Hi USoc,
Thank you for all of the previous help you have kindly offered.
I am just looking at the variables I...
07/06/2017
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04:29 PM Support #806: Matching Non coresident partners to households in EGOALT
- Understood. Thank you Alita.
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- But in that case while you can find information about the two non-resident parents in Wave C, you will not be able to...
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- I see what you mean.
In Wave 3, any person who has a child <18, whose other parent is not co-resident and not dece... -
- Dear Megan,
We had a policy in BHPS of continuing to code to the original SOC classification, in this case SOC1990...
07/05/2017
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- Dear Alita,
If I understand you correctly, using a_egoalt I will have information on whether a respondent lives in ... -
- Hello Jyang,
There are different measures of subjective wellbeing in Understanding Society: Life satisfaction, GHQ... -
11:28 AM Support #810 (Closed): Data and merge with BHPS
- Dear Sir or Madam,
I don’t have access to Understanding Society data now and so was wondering if I can ask a coupl...
07/04/2017
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- Hello Kenisha,
Using a_egoalt, you will be able to identify if a person is living in a household with his/her natu... -
01:29 PM Support #809 (Closed): Deriving the persontality traits for Understanding Soc
- I want to know the method for deriving the Big5 components you have calculated. The brief explanation provided talks...
07/03/2017
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- Dear Daniel,
Our remit at the User Forum is to answer queries related to Understanding Society data and provide ge... -
- Dear Fiona,
Many thanks for your enquiry - you have indeed highlighted an error, which will be resolved in our nex... -
- Dear Victoria,
This variable is only available in the Special License version of the Waves 1-6 Understanding Socie... -
- Hi
When comparing the variable b_ff_oprlg with information merged in directly from Wave 1 using variable a_oprlg -... -
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- Dear Nico,
Unfortunately this variable does not exist.
Best wishes, Victoria.
06/30/2017
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05:33 PM Support #807 (Closed): special licence variable
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I would like to use the variable plbornc_all for my analysis. How may I request it?
Many thanks,
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- Dear Support Team,
I am interested in matching respondents who have a child/children living in the household at wav...
06/29/2017
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05:00 PM Support #805: YPSOC in BHPS
- Wave 17 (2007) has the SOC2000 coding but waves 12 (2002) and 13 (2003) are missing it.
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I am still using the YPSOC variable from the Youth modules in BHPS but I noticed that it is only coded using ...
06/28/2017
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03:10 PM Support #804 (Closed): Missing Value Analysis
- I'm currently attempting missing value analysis of merged data which comprises HHRESP and INDRESP data from waves 1 -...
06/27/2017
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- Hi Alita,
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly.
Ok that's perfect I can definitely use that then - I will ju... -
- FNSPID and MNSPID are the PIDP of the father and mother not PID (even though the variable name as PID instead of PIDP...
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- Hi Alita,
Thank you for your detailed reply. I completely understand and I am sorry to have burdened you with all ... -
- Hello Emily
Our remit at the User Forum is to answer queries related to Understanding Society data and provide gen... -
- Hello
This file contains one row for each source of income for each person. This variable shows the total income f... -
- Alita Nandi wrote:
> Use INDSAMP file to identify people who have died. Deceased persons will appear in the W_INDSAM... -
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- Use INDSAMP file to identify people who have died. Deceased persons will appear in the W_INDSAMP file of the wave aft...
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- >> Parents
This will have to be constructed from either W_INDALL or W_EGOALT files
>> Parents with a child aged 1...
06/26/2017
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- Hi there,
I'm looking to create a variable of parental death. However, I am having trouble of finding cases where... -
12:40 PM Support #802 (Closed): Construction of hourly wage with paygu_dv
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I would like to construct hourly wages with w_paygu_dv and w_jbhrs/w_jshrs for the employed and self-employe...
06/25/2017
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07:03 PM Support #801 (Closed): coding of w_hrpid in w_indall
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I would like to use pidp for the household reference person in data file c_indall, but it seems that the va...
06/22/2017
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11:43 AM Support #800: Net Income
- Rafael Vassiliou wrote:
> Dear Sir/Madam,
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At the moment I work on my dissertation based on the impact of minimu... -
- Dear Sir/Madam,
I am a postgraduate student at the University of Bristol. At the moment I work on my dissertation ...
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