Activity
From 07/13/2018 to 08/11/2018
08/08/2018
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05:29 PM Support #1017 (In Progress): Creating synthetic households
- 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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05:17 PM Support #1017 (Resolved): Creating synthetic households
- I am trying to create synthetic households by LSOA for the UK population for health modelling. I have data on househo...
08/07/2018
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03:14 PM Support #957: Annual History Routing
- Dear Liam,
We have the following answers to your questions:
nxtst: if both conditions are true, the wording is,... -
03:04 PM Support #1011 (Feedback): merging main dataset (6933) with local authority districts (6666) using for both data sets all waves a-g
08/06/2018
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06:12 PM Support #1011: merging main dataset (6933) with local authority districts (6666) using for both data sets all waves a-g
- I see - yes, in that case ignore step2
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06:10 PM Support #1011: merging main dataset (6933) with local authority districts (6666) using for both data sets all waves a-g
- Hi,
I appreciate your interest.
I want to generate hundreds of local districts fixed effects to control for loc... -
05:39 PM Support #1011: merging main dataset (6933) with local authority districts (6666) using for both data sets all waves a-g
- Why do you need the district codes if you are not going to match district level information? Are you planning to prod...
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05:35 PM Support #1011: merging main dataset (6933) with local authority districts (6666) using for both data sets all waves a-g
- Dear Alita,
no worries about the delay, I had a number of other things to do anyhow. At any rate, I do not have s... -
11:03 AM Support #1011: merging main dataset (6933) with local authority districts (6666) using for both data sets all waves a-g
- Hi Nico,
I am very sorry for the delay in responding. So, your objective is to have an individual level dataset in... -
05:23 PM Support #957: Annual History Routing
- Dear Stephanie,
Great. Thanks for this.
Best wishes,
Liam -
01:37 PM Support #957: Annual History Routing
- Dear Liam,
Apologies for the confusion between question routing and the question wording which depends on previous... -
04:56 PM Support #1015 (In Progress): Selecting women who were employed in the year when their first biological child was born (both BHPS & UKHLS)
- 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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12:35 PM Support #1015 (Resolved): Selecting women who were employed in the year when their first biological child was born (both BHPS & UKHLS)
- Hello,
I am trying to create a dataset with women who were emloyed in the year when their first biological child was... -
12:52 PM Support #968: Wording of Annual History Questions
- Dear Liam,
I'll reply on issue #957 to keep all the answers together.
Best wishes,
Stephanie Auty - Understand... -
11:24 AM Support #1012: Inconsistency on Wave 2 related to Raceldv compared to other waves
- Hello Felippe,
Thanks!
The ethnic group information is collected only once for each adult (16+), the first tim... -
10:43 AM Support #1012 (In Progress): Inconsistency on Wave 2 related to Raceldv compared to other waves
- 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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10:44 AM Support #1013: Weights for use with wave 2 self-completion questionnaire & nurse assessment data
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
08/04/2018
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10:35 AM Support #1007: Is there a gap in the data, in the year 2009?
- Thanks Stephanie.
So, to put it differently, whereas in BHPS waves pretty much align with years (e.g. in a panel d...
08/03/2018
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10:23 AM Support #1008: Creating longitudinal weights
- Many thanks Olena.
For this analysis I am looking to exploit the longitudinal aspect of the data. Essentially, I'... -
09:39 AM Support #1013 (Resolved): Weights for use with wave 2 self-completion questionnaire & nurse assessment data
- I am using data from the wave 2 mainstage interview and self-completion questionnaire together with the nurse assessm...
08/02/2018
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06:00 PM Support #1012 (Resolved): Inconsistency on Wave 2 related to Raceldv compared to other waves
- Hello folks,
First of all, congratulation for the fantastic database and space for discussion.
I have been work... -
11:40 AM Support #968: Wording of Annual History Questions
- Hi Stephanie,
Thanks for this and apologies for delay in replying. I've also replied to Query #957 which restates ... -
11:27 AM Support #957: Annual History Routing
- Hi Stephanie,
Did you have the wording for the other questions too please?
Thanks,
Liam
07/30/2018
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02:42 PM Support #1010 (Feedback): Cognition tests from wave 3 planned for wave 9 as well?
- Dear Nico,
There are no cognition tests in Wave 9, but there are some in the Youth questionnaire at Wave 10, in th... -
02:36 PM Support #1007: Is there a gap in the data, in the year 2009?
- Dear Luis,
BHPS ended in 2008 and the last interview was the 18th wave of BHPS. The interviews were conducted most... -
02:30 PM Support #1008 (Feedback): Creating longitudinal weights
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12:40 PM Support #1008: Creating longitudinal weights
- Joseph,
If you design your own nonresponse correction I would expect the 'weights' to look different to ours but i... -
02:29 PM Support #990: Neighbourhood Social Cohesion Measure
- Dear Natalie,
Here is a response from the team involved in this part of the questionnaire:
These questions were c...
07/27/2018
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02:05 PM Support #1006 (Feedback): Variable livepar
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02:05 PM Support #1006: Variable livepar
- Dear Lydia,
w_livpar is calculated from the relationship grid during the interview, and is then used during the in... -
01:09 PM Support #1011 (In Progress): merging main dataset (6933) with local authority districts (6666) using for both data sets all waves a-g
- 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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01:04 PM Support #1010 (In Progress): Cognition tests from wave 3 planned for wave 9 as well?
- 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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01:03 PM Support #1009 (In Progress): Details of the f_paygu_dv variable
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
07/26/2018
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08:00 PM Support #1011 (Resolved): merging main dataset (6933) with local authority districts (6666) using for both data sets all waves a-g
- Hello Alita,
hope you are fine. I do have a question with regard to merging the above files. It is my understandi... -
02:23 PM Support #1010 (Resolved): Cognition tests from wave 3 planned for wave 9 as well?
- Hello user support,
I am hoping to get data on cognition for the subsample introduced in wave 6 (IEMB). For that ...
07/25/2018
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07:26 PM Support #1009 (Resolved): Details of the f_paygu_dv variable
- I am using the f_paygu_dv variable in my analysis but struggling to find details of how it was derived. The user guid...
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06:36 PM Support #986: Missing Values: Inapplicables for f_jbrise
- Dear Stephanie,
Thank you very much for that, it has clarified my query.
Regards,
Nhlanhla
07/24/2018
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01:33 PM Support #957 (Feedback): Annual History Routing
- Dear Katy,
We have now been able to check what happens in the case you mention. In the case that EmpChk and NotEmp... -
01:15 PM Support #1008: Creating longitudinal weights
- 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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11:07 AM Support #1008 (Resolved): Creating longitudinal weights
- I'm doing analysis using harmonised BHPS and USoc to look at the impact of tax / benefit policy over several years. I...
07/23/2018
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03:39 PM Support #957 (In Progress): Annual History Routing
- Dear Katy,
On order to check this for up to Wave 6 we have to load the old scripts. Unfortunately we are having a ... -
12:30 PM Support #1005 (Feedback): Parents-children dyads
- Dear Giorgio,
To solve this problem, you can split the file into male and female respondents. Then use the male fi... -
10:02 AM Support #1007 (In Progress): Is there a gap in the data, in the year 2009?
- 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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09:22 AM Support #1007 (Resolved): Is there a gap in the data, in the year 2009?
- Dear,
I am reading your documentation about the Harmonised US-BHPS data (https://discover.ukdataservice.ac.uk/cata...
07/21/2018
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04:58 PM Support #998: Finding Medication types
- Thanks for providing this information. As a follow up is there also data available on other healthcare utilisation, e...
07/20/2018
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04:38 PM Support #1006 (In Progress): Variable livepar
- 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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03:02 PM Support #1006 (Resolved): Variable livepar
- Dear US support,
I am trying to understand whether respondents are living with their parents or not in a file whi... -
12:22 PM Support #1005 (In Progress): Parents-children dyads
- 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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12:04 PM Support #1005: Parents-children dyads
- Sorry, I attach the two tables (the first what we have, the second what we want) because they came up not well-align...
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12:01 PM Support #1005 (Resolved): Parents-children dyads
- Dear all,
I would like to know your advise about the following issue:
I need to create dyads for each parents-ch... -
12:20 PM Support #1004 (Feedback): Ammendment
07/19/2018
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03:31 PM Support #1004: Ammendment
- Hello Rita,
The files you have downloaded include wave specific files. If you want to do cross-sectional analysis ... -
02:41 PM Support #1004 (In Progress): Ammendment
- 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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02:09 PM Support #1004 (Resolved): Ammendment
- Hello,
I applied and obtained the panel data set. However, I need the cross sectional data set (due to the higher ...
07/18/2018
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09:08 PM Support #1002 (Feedback): Proxy respondents between BHPS and UKHLS
- Dear Lydia,
The straightforward answer is that it was much more difficult to get all household members to cooperat... -
05:22 PM Support #1002: Proxy respondents between BHPS and UKHLS
- The variable which I am mostly concerned about is the one regarding savings (b`w'_save and `w'_save).
It presents qu...
07/17/2018
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04:37 PM Support #1003 (Feedback): Id Pno
- Dear Giorgio,
The pno has no meaning, it is just how the household members happen to be listed. To find out about ... -
10:49 AM Support #1003 (In Progress): Id Pno
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
07/16/2018
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07:08 PM Support #1003 (Resolved): Id Pno
- Dear Users,
I would like to know your advise on how identifying the progressive number of each member of household ... -
05:33 PM Support #997 (Feedback): how to find the variable ''drinking'' in the BHPS?
- Dear Yuting,
Alcohol consumption was not addressed in BHPS, so the only questions we have involving alcohol are wL... -
12:20 PM Support #1002 (In Progress): Proxy respondents between BHPS and UKHLS
- 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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12:02 PM Support #1002 (Resolved): Proxy respondents between BHPS and UKHLS
- Dear US help forum,
I merged the files of BHPS and UKHLS. When I did my computations, I noticed that there is an ... -
12:19 PM Support #1001 (Feedback): Weights for UKHLS waves 1, 6 and 7
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11:08 AM Support #1001: Weights for UKHLS waves 1, 6 and 7
- Natalie,
Yes, the choice of the weight is correct and it should come from wave 7. By the way the weight will autom...
07/13/2018
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09:59 AM Support #1000 (Feedback): Irregular responses in Well-being questions
- Dear Amy,
The value 9 is a code for "invalid answer" and should be recoded to missing for analysis. In the next re... -
09:28 AM Support #998 (Feedback): Finding Medication types
- Dear Luke,
These variables are available in the SL version of the files, available here: https://discover.ukdatase...
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