Activity
From 12/19/2018 to 01/17/2019
01/17/2019
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04:00 PM Support #1134: Weights Northern Ireland
- Dear Frida,
UKHLS weights make any subgroup representative, including Northern Ireland. So, just use the weights p... -
03:02 PM Support #1134 (Resolved): Weights Northern Ireland
- Hi,
I am using the BHPS/UKHLS harmonised data for Northern Ireland longitudinally. What are the appropriate weigh... -
03:06 PM Support #1135 (Resolved): Wave 8 - Vote 8 - Northern Ireland
- Hi,
When analysing the data for Northern Ireland in wave 8, it is clear that for the Vote8 variable 2392 of the r... -
11:43 AM Support #1133 (Resolved): Measures of inequality?
- Hello,
I am working with waves 2 and 3 of understanding society and I was wondering if there is any information on...
01/16/2019
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04:51 PM Support #1132 (Resolved): Non-biological children in cohabitation
- Dear UKHLS support,
Apologies for the multiple posts.
I would like to know if in the retrospective files rega... -
10:06 AM Support #1130: risk items innovation sample waves 6 and 7
- Please disregard my +second+ point. I've now realized the DOPSERT data have only been collected in wave 7.
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09:46 AM Support #1130 (Resolved): risk items innovation sample waves 6 and 7
- Dear Sir/Madam,
I am computing test-retest correlations to assess the temporal stability of risk preference using... -
09:49 AM Support #1131 (Resolved): Harmonization of retrospective cohabitation and marital status information
- Dear UKHLS User Support,
I am currently trying to compile complete relationship histories for individuals using th...
01/15/2019
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06:16 PM Support #1129 (In Progress): fimnlabgrs
- 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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06:10 PM Support #1129 (Resolved): fimnlabgrs
- Dear UKHLS User Support,
it is quite surprising for me to notice that the missing values (as proxy) of the harmoni...
01/14/2019
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03:54 PM Support #1128 (In Progress): How to match husbands and wives in USoc without dropping one or the other
- 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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02:05 PM Support #1128 (Resolved): How to match husbands and wives in USoc without dropping one or the other
- Dear Stephanie, it is me again. I need your help with the following. I try to match husbands and wives (spouses) in U...
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01:22 PM Support #1124: A binary variable for children under the age of 7 in a given household
- Dear Stephanie,
thank you very much for your help, your step descriptions were very detailed and I think I unders... -
12:30 PM Support #1127 (In Progress): Determing end date of cohabitation spell
- 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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11:33 AM Support #1127 (Resolved): Determing end date of cohabitation spell
- Dear supporter,
In our research, we are trying to compute a variable for duration (in months) since end of cohabitin... -
12:29 PM Support #1126 (In Progress): Who owns vehicle
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
01/13/2019
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09:31 AM Support #1126 (Resolved): Who owns vehicle
- Dear All
I see the Understand Society waves 4 to 7 do not have the variable 'x_carown' (who owns vehicle). Is it t...
01/11/2019
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10:50 PM Support #1125: Weighting problem
- Dora,
It is hard to judge what goes wrong from your description - the issue could be in many places.
I have ju... -
08:10 AM Support #887: Treatment of student sample members
- Hello,
sorry for jumping into this discussion.
I just would like to know if the following of university student...
01/10/2019
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03:56 PM Support #1125: Weighting problem
- Dear Stephanie,
Thank you for your reply. My initial query was to get general advice about the weights and not sta...
01/09/2019
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05:45 PM Support #1125 (Feedback): Weighting problem
- Dear Dora,
Our remit at the User Forum is to answer queries related to Understanding Society data and provide gene... -
05:35 PM Support #1112 (Resolved): Device variables at the individual level at Wave 8
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05:34 PM Support #1119 (Feedback): fiseq_bh and pidp are not unique in the income dataset
- Dear Yanan,
We are working on documentation for the unique identifiers for each dataset.
In this case, pidp and... -
04:35 PM Support #1124 (Feedback): A binary variable for children under the age of 7 in a given household
- Dear Nico,
It would be better to start with the w_indall file as all individuals are listed there. Keep the variab...
01/08/2019
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05:21 PM Support #1121: Variable "plbornc" vs "plbornc_all
- Hello,
As there are only 23 response options for plbornc, many respondents have to choose 97 "other country". They... -
03:31 PM Support #1125: Weighting problem
- Dear Olena,
Thank you for your reply. I am imputing 5 variables. The 3 of them are linked data about air pollution... -
12:55 PM Support #1125 (In Progress): Weighting problem
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10:44 AM Support #1125: Weighting problem
- Dear Theodora,
Can you just clarify - what are you imputing: is it one specific variable (item nonresponse) or is ... -
01:38 PM Support #1119: fiseq_bh and pidp are not unique in the income dataset
- Dear Yanan,
Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. Some of our team members are looking into it and w...
01/07/2019
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04:39 PM Support #1125 (Resolved): Weighting problem
- Dear all,
Happy new year!
I am facing a problem with the weights from the youth dataset. I am running an analys...
01/04/2019
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03:36 PM Support #1120: Identification of child in the chmain.dta within the third wave of UKHLS
- Hello
"a. what is absparno?"
ANS: c_absparno = absent parent code. So, if a respondent has 3 biological childre...
01/02/2019
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05:57 PM Support #1101: Use of social media
- Dear Craig,
We are looking into the issue of missingness, and have found from looking at the scanned questionnaire... -
01:31 PM Support #1124 (In Progress): A binary variable for children under the age of 7 in a given household
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
12/28/2018
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05:45 PM Support #1118: f_closenum filtering issues
Thank you Stephanie,
I have now realised I was getting confused at the distinction between AND and OR, from the ...
12/26/2018
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11:51 AM Support #1124 (Resolved): A binary variable for children under the age of 7 in a given household
- Dear Alita,
I hope you had a good holiday season. When you get the chance please help me with this one. I would lik...
12/21/2018
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10:35 PM Support #1121: Variable "plbornc" vs "plbornc_all
- ISER is now closed for the holidays and will reopen on 2nd January. We will get back to you soon afterwards.
With... -
10:35 PM Support #1120: Identification of child in the chmain.dta within the third wave of UKHLS
- ISER is now closed for the holidays and will reopen on 2nd January. We will get back to you soon afterwards.
With... -
10:34 PM Support #1119: fiseq_bh and pidp are not unique in the income dataset
- ISER is now closed for the holidays and will reopen on 2nd January. We will get back to you soon afterwards.
With... -
10:31 PM Support #1091 (Resolved): Sampling weights youth self-completion survey
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10:30 PM Support #1089 (Feedback): Does the data collection procedure of US fit the rule of randomization?
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10:30 PM Support #1047 (Feedback): Weights
12/20/2018
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04:21 PM Support #1078: Marital change
- Dear Lydia,
We have had some issues and the release of this data has been delayed. It should now be released in Ja... -
11:35 AM Support #1118: f_closenum filtering issues
- Dear Ella,
I have checked the data and do not find this issue. For all respondents where both f_simfam and f_simag... -
11:28 AM Support #1112: Device variables at the individual level at Wave 8
- This issue is being resolved by email.
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10:32 AM Support #1121 (In Progress): Variable "plbornc" vs "plbornc_all
- 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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10:32 AM Support #1120: Identification of child in the chmain.dta within the third wave of UKHLS
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
12/19/2018
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03:04 PM Support #1121 (Resolved): Variable "plbornc" vs "plbornc_all
- Hello,
I expect that the number of observations for values (countries) 5-27 should be the same for both the "plbor...
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