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From 11/16/2021 to 12/15/2021
12/15/2021
- 12:34 PM Support #1622: Creating my own longitudinal weight
- Kate,
As your analysis is longitudinal you will need a longitudinal weight. You can create your own tailored weigh... - 10:48 AM Support #1622 (Feedback): Creating my own longitudinal weight
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
12/14/2021
- 04:38 PM Support #1622 (Resolved): Creating my own longitudinal weight
- I am running a linear regression using participants who have responded in waves 9 and 10. I understand that using the...
- 02:49 PM Support #1617 (Resolved): Rare cases of time varying psu and strata
- 02:27 PM Support #1617: Rare cases of time varying psu and strata
- Thank you very much for following up on this so quickly, and for providing such a detailed explanation! Helps a lot.
... - 01:43 PM Support #1605 (Resolved): Life Satisfaction Data
- 01:42 PM Support #1604 (Resolved): religiosity variables
- 01:42 PM Support #1602 (Resolved): unemployment rate
- 01:38 PM Support #1601 (Resolved): SF-12 Physical and Mental Component Scores
- 01:37 PM Support #1600 (Resolved): 'Other' response in hsownd variable
- 01:37 PM Support #1599 (Resolved): Recreating adresp17 - person number of responsible adult
- 01:37 PM Support #1598 (Resolved): Time Use Module
- 01:36 PM Support #1597 (Resolved): UK born variable for BHPS member in UKHLS
- 01:36 PM Support #1596 (Resolved): Identifying a birth in indresp
- 01:36 PM Support #1594 (Resolved): Distributing household level information to individuals
- 01:35 PM Support #1593 (Resolved): Are the BHPS and UKHLS pidp values unique?
- 01:35 PM Support #1592 (Resolved): individual records for variables collected during the survey
- 01:34 PM Support #1590 (Resolved): Creating a weight variable for fixed effects analysis
- 01:34 PM Support #1589 (Resolved): Tracking individuals moving house: lack of wave 2 data for addrmov_dv and distmov_dv
- 01:33 PM Support #1588 (Resolved): Combining the BHPS and UKHLS CNEF datasets
- 01:33 PM Support #1586 (Resolved): Merging UKHLS waves and optimal weight
- 01:32 PM Support #1574 (Resolved): Children's weights in the COVID-19 survey
- 01:32 PM Support #1581 (Resolved): Variables for the creation of education history spells
- 01:31 PM Support #1584 (Resolved): "inapplicable" end date of maternity leave & how to find out when leave ended
- 01:20 PM Support #1621 (Feedback): How to merge two data files from two different waves?
- Hello,
(1) Merge into a wide format file, and you only want to keep those who appeared in both datasets
use j_ind... - 01:15 PM Support #1619 (Feedback): Differentiating between income-based benefits and contribution-based / "new style" benefits (JSA, ESA)
- Hello,
We do not collect the information that you need. You can double check by looking at the questionnaires:
ht...
12/13/2021
- 01:44 PM Support #1621 (Resolved): How to merge two data files from two different waves?
- Could you please provide me with stata syntax to merge 'j_indresp.dta' and 'k_indresp.dta' into one file ?
I need... - 10:00 AM Support #1612: Understanding length of time unemployed
- Thank you for this reply. All clear on inapplicables and universes. In the downloaded file, "...\UKDA-6614-stata\stat...
- 09:38 AM Support #1620: Raven Progressive Matrix
- Thank you very much. That was very helpful
- 07:54 AM Support #1620 (Feedback): Raven Progressive Matrix
- The Raven Progressive Matrices were collected from 10-15 year olds via the youth self-completion questionnaire in Wav...
- 09:06 AM Support #1619 (In Progress): Differentiating between income-based benefits and contribution-based / "new style" benefits (JSA, ESA)
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
- 08:32 AM Support #1617 (Feedback): Rare cases of time varying psu and strata
- Hello,
There are 3-4 persons for whom this has happenned. This is because they moved from one sample into the hous... - 08:17 AM Support #1618 (Feedback): Measuring attacks in the home using wave 1 module on harassment. Q'aire suggests this is possible. Data does not.
- Hello,
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. The variable label for these variables a_attackedw17, a_unsafew1...
12/12/2021
- 10:04 AM Support #1620 (Resolved): Raven Progressive Matrix
- Hello,
In youth questionnaires of Wave 10, there are questions on the Raven Progressive Matrix. However, I could ...
12/09/2021
- 10:34 AM Support #1619 (Resolved): Differentiating between income-based benefits and contribution-based / "new style" benefits (JSA, ESA)
- Dear Support Team,
In my current research project, I am focussing on benefit recipients. More specifically, I would ...
12/08/2021
- 05:00 PM Support #1618 (Resolved): Measuring attacks in the home using wave 1 module on harassment. Q'aire suggests this is possible. Data does not.
- Hello,
Might you be able to help?
The variable lables are inconsistent with the questionnaire grid for the har... - 02:05 PM Support #1617 (In Progress): Rare cases of time varying psu and strata
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
- 01:34 PM Support #1617 (Resolved): Rare cases of time varying psu and strata
- Dear support team,
When trying to account for the complex survey design, I have run into the following stata error m... - 09:11 AM Support #1613: Linking administrative health data
- Dear Understanding Society team,
Would you still be able to answer my final questions in this thread? Thank you in...
12/07/2021
- 08:20 AM Support #1615 (Feedback): Enquiry of participants data collection
- Hello,
Ethnic group and country of birth questions are asked only once - the first time someone is interviewed. It... - 03:34 AM Support #1615 (Resolved): Enquiry of participants data collection
- Hello, I am interested in exploring the data of ethnicity in the Understanding Society report. I understand the quest...
12/03/2021
- 07:54 AM Support #1614: jbstat Wave 11
- Many thanks!
- 07:46 AM Support #1614 (Feedback): jbstat Wave 11
- Thanks for letting us know that the issue has been resolved. You may also find this document looking at changes made ...
12/02/2021
- 09:43 PM Support #1614: jbstat Wave 11
- I have just read the comment that "New response option code added in Wave 11: 12 Furloughed and 13 Temporarily laid o...
- 09:36 PM Support #1614 (Resolved): jbstat Wave 11
- Hi there
Jbstat variable in Wave 11 has two additional values (12 and 13) that are not label and also they don't e...
12/01/2021
- 03:01 PM Support #1608: Question about weights for analysis of child and youth data
- Hi Olena,
Yes, for each wave I only link data of the same wave. After creating 'complete' data sets for each wave,... - 12:15 PM Support #1608: Question about weights for analysis of child and youth data
- Marie,
Yes, youth weights will be suboptimal weights for your analysis (assuming analysis within one wave, and not...
11/30/2021
- 10:23 PM Support #1608: Question about weights for analysis of child and youth data
- Hi Olena,
Can I assume that the youth cross-sectional weight is the sub-optimal (or indeed the optimal) weight for... - 11:55 AM Support #1610: Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- Jun,
Assuming no change in population size of PSUs over time, the selection probability at the PSU stage is the sa...
11/29/2021
- 01:57 PM Support #1613: Linking administrative health data
- That is very useful to know, many thanks. Is this list of examples of available administrative data still accurate?
... - 12:33 PM Support #1613 (Feedback): Linking administrative health data
- Linked Welsh administrative health data are almost with us (with possibility of access to users by Spring 2022) but l...
- 01:39 PM Support #1612: Understanding length of time unemployed
- (1) About your question regarding inapplicables - anyone who is not asked the question is coded as inapplicable. You ...
- 08:28 AM Support #1610: Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- Olena Kaminska wrote in #note-8:
> Jun,
>
> Yes, there may be a population increase (by newborns or immigration).... - 08:14 AM Support #1610: Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- Olena Kaminska wrote in #note-3:
> Dear Jun Wang,
>
> Thank you for your question.
> 1. Selection probabilities ...
11/28/2021
- 04:00 PM Support #1612: Understanding length of time unemployed
- Thank you for the quick response. When I follow the approach you describe I get some values that I struggle to interp...
11/26/2021
- 06:13 PM Support #1591 (Resolved): Design and testing of questionnaire questions
- 06:13 PM Support #1595 (Resolved): Modified OECD equivalence scale in BHPS
- 06:12 PM Support #1613 (In Progress): Linking administrative health data
- 10:05 AM Support #1613: Linking administrative health data
- Thank you very much for the clarification!
Good to know that more information will be provided soon. Do you maybe ... - 09:53 AM Support #1613 (Feedback): Linking administrative health data
- Hello,
We collected the consents but the data hasn't been linked yet. As and when data are linked information abou... - 09:46 AM Support #1613 (Resolved): Linking administrative health data
- Dear Understanding Society team,
I am interested in participants' health status around the time of the Understandi... - 06:12 PM Support #1610 (Feedback): Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- 02:04 PM Support #1610: Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- Jun,
Also, if people move across PSUs you are in the territory of a cross-classified design, which would need to b... - 02:03 PM Support #1610: Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- Jun,
Yes, there may be a population increase (by newborns or immigration). It depends on your longitudinal plans f... - 01:50 PM Support #1610: Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- Hi, Olena, thanks very much, the second question is solved.
For the first question, suppose there are 100 PSUs in ... - 12:39 PM Support #1610: Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- Jun,
Let's talk about a theoretical example.
In IP1 let's say we sample 10 people out of each PSU. If each PSU ha... - 08:03 AM Support #1610: Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- Dear Olena,
I'm working on CHARLS project. Thanks for your reply, but there is still some questions here:
Accor... - 08:00 AM Support #1610: Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- Dear Olena,
I'm working on CHARLS(China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study) project. Thanks for your reply, ... - 06:11 PM Support #1612 (Feedback): Understanding length of time unemployed
- The end of the first employment status since last interview is recorded in j_empstend(y/m/d). Then if the next employ...
- 03:34 PM Support #1609: Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- Thanks!
- 12:29 PM Support #1609: Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- Marie,
I can confirm that "if weight2011>0" is not necessary in this example and should result in the same estimat... - 08:08 AM Support #1609: Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- Hi Olena,
Thank you!
What confused me is this part:
> svyset psu2011 [pw=weight2011], strata(strata2011) sin...
11/25/2021
- 02:45 PM Support #1609: Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- Marie,
The FAQ is not related to the question you have. It relates to a pooled dataset where if you pool over many... - 12:00 PM Support #1609: Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- Hi Olena,
Very helpful - thank you! Now I am confident that I did use the weights correctly.
I guess it is on m... - 11:43 AM Support #1609: Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- Marie,
Yes, I see what you mean, and I was able to replicate your results. By expectation this should not happen. ...
11/24/2021
- 03:23 PM Support #1609: Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- Hi Olena,
Yes, I use the same svyset (and therefore all 3 scenarios are weighted). I guess this is evident also in... - 03:07 PM Support #1609: Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- Marie,
Are all of your 3 scenarios weighted? And do you use the same svyset for them?
Thanks,
Olena
- 12:18 PM Support #1609: Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- Hi Olena,
Interesting! Let me give you an example that I just tested:
I have a sample of n = 2,671. Of these, 3... - 11:27 AM Support #1609: Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- Marie,
I am not sure about your question. If you use weights correctly people with 0 weights won't contribute to y... - 09:08 AM Support #1609 (Feedback): Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- 09:06 AM Support #1609 (In Progress): Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- 11:20 AM Support #1610: Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- Dear Jun Wang,
Thank you for your question.
1. Selection probabilities for refreshment sample are independent of ... - 09:05 AM Support #1610 (In Progress): Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
- 09:09 AM Support #1612 (In Progress): Understanding length of time unemployed
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
- 08:50 AM Support #1611 (Feedback): Geographical data
- Hi Chiara,
The geographical locator variables for our survey respondents, levels lower than GOR are available as S...
11/23/2021
- 01:10 PM Support #1608: Question about weights for analysis of child and youth data
- Hi Olena,
Essentially, I am interested in the effect of exposure X on outcome Y. Exposure X is linked data (via LS... - 12:52 PM Support #1608: Question about weights for analysis of child and youth data
- Marie,
First of all, you could use youth in a longitudinal analysis, just keeping in mind that a few years before ... - 12:26 PM Support #1608: Question about weights for analysis of child and youth data
- Hi Olena,
I use youth data from waves 1-8. I pool these data into one data set. I do not run a longitudinal analys... - 12:04 PM Support #1608: Question about weights for analysis of child and youth data
- Marie,
Thank you. Do you mean that you pool all youth data from all waves? And for each wave you want to combine y... - 01:05 PM Support #1612 (Resolved): Understanding length of time unemployed
- Dear team, I hope you can help. I'm working with US W10 in Stata (file: j_indresp.dta). I'm using "j_jbstat == 3" to ...
- 11:16 AM Support #1611 (Resolved): Geographical data
- Hi, will it be possible to know in which council area Scottish respondents live in? I know in the main survey there i...
- 08:54 AM Support #1610 (Resolved): Weighting method for IP4 refreshment sample
- Hi,
I'm user from Peking University, my research interests include survey sampling and data integration.
R...
11/22/2021
- 01:30 PM Support #1609: Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- PS In the FAQ on pooling cross-sectional data you say: "We strongly recommend that a non-zero value of the
weight va... - 10:35 AM Support #1609 (Resolved): Including/excluding zero weights changes SEs (but not coefficients)
- Hello,
In my project, I am analysing youth data. For my analyses, I define my analytic sample. For example, youth ...
11/19/2021
- 04:48 PM Support #1608: Question about weights for analysis of child and youth data
- I forgot to mention: I use data from waves 1-8, and youth and adult data are matched for each wave (i.e., youth wave ...
- 04:46 PM Support #1608: Question about weights for analysis of child and youth data
- Dear Olena,
Thank you for your rapid response. Yes, for the *youth* analysis, I am using data from the youth quest... - 04:24 PM Support #1608: Question about weights for analysis of child and youth data
- Marie,
Thank you. It sounds like the best approach would be for you to create a tailored weight. But you could als... - 03:57 PM Support #1608 (In Progress): Question about weights for analysis of child and youth data
- Many thanks for your enquiry. The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as soon a...
- 03:54 PM Support #1608 (Resolved): Question about weights for analysis of child and youth data
- Dear Understanding Society support team,
Today I attended a workshop on using weights in Understanding Society. I ...
11/17/2021
- 11:18 AM Support #1607 (Feedback): Questionnaire Sequencing for the last 5 minutes- EMBS
- The questionnaire shows the order in which the questions were asked. These questions were not asked in one block.
... - 10:32 AM Support #1607 (Resolved): Questionnaire Sequencing for the last 5 minutes- EMBS
- Can we be told whether the extra 5 minutes worth of questions for EMBS and GP sub-samples occured at the end of the C...
11/16/2021
- 11:16 AM Support #1606: Adult Subject Birth Order
- Yes, there is a variable which ask for the number of siblings - NSIBS (also asked in BHPS Wave 13)
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