Activity
From 07/04/2022 to 08/02/2022
08/02/2022
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03:30 PM Support #1738 (Resolved): Variables- child abuse, child witnessing of abuse
- I am a data analyst working for the Scottish Government’s ‘Children and Families Analysis’ group. I’m currently worki...
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02:32 PM Support #1737 (Resolved): Linkage of Understanding Society (BHPS) data to Cancer Registrations
- Hi there
I'm looking to developing a study about cancer and subjective social class (variable opcls2, Subjective s...
08/01/2022
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03:00 PM Support #1735: Sample size in Bradford, West Yorkshire
- Dear Dan,
These are the sample sizes for adult (16+) individuals, I'm attaching samples sizes for adult and all in...
07/27/2022
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07:14 PM Support #1735: Sample size in Bradford, West Yorkshire
- Thank you very much, this is extremely useful. I was looking for the number of participants in Bradford (E08000032), ...
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05:20 PM Support #1735 (Feedback): Sample size in Bradford, West Yorkshire
- Dear Dan,
Here are the sample sizes (individual respondents) across 11 waves of the UKHLS for Bradford identified ... -
01:19 PM Support #1735 (Resolved): Sample size in Bradford, West Yorkshire
- Dear Understanding Society,
I'm a researcher at the Bradford Institute for Health Research and UCL, and I'm trying... -
06:15 PM Support #1736 (Feedback): Data request - by Scottish Local Authority
- Dear Christina,
You can certainly get any information separately for males and females and by Scottish Local Autho... -
03:33 PM Support #1736 (Resolved): Data request - by Scottish Local Authority
- Hello,
I work for Public Health Scotland and am developing a mental health indicator dashboard for Scotland. The ... -
11:32 AM Support #1734 (Feedback): Imputation flag for income variable fimngrs_dv in BHPS
- Dear Daniël,
Please use the w_fimnthi (Imputation flag - wFIMN (derived)) - fimngrs_dv is named fimn in the unha...
07/26/2022
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10:31 AM Support #1734 (Resolved): Imputation flag for income variable fimngrs_dv in BHPS
- I am using the income variable fimngrs_dv, which measures the total monthly personal income of a respondent. This inc...
07/25/2022
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03:49 PM Support #1733: Covid Survey - Measuring Internal Migration
- Dear Piotr,
This was very helpful, thank you.
Best wishes,
Morgan -
03:45 PM Support #1733 (Feedback): Covid Survey - Measuring Internal Migration
- Dear Morgan,
I suspect that you have incorrectly calculated the number of moves. I managed to get 147 moves to Sou... -
02:52 PM Support #1733 (Resolved): Covid Survey - Measuring Internal Migration
- Hello,
I am attempting to measure 3-monthly internal migration moves between UK regions during the Covid pandemic... -
03:00 PM Support #1732 (Feedback): Inapplicable values in qfhigh_dv variable
- Dear Claire,
Please check the variable note for qfhigh_dv (https://www.understandingsociety.ac.uk/documentation/ma...
07/24/2022
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09:12 PM Support #1732 (Resolved): Inapplicable values in qfhigh_dv variable
- Dear support team,
I am confused when examining the derived variable "w_qfhigh_dv" for respondents' educational qu...
07/22/2022
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01:47 PM Support #1730 (Feedback): study youth health
- Dear Huihui,
please check the syntax "Matching co-resident parents' information" available on our website https://... -
01:11 PM Support #1715 (Feedback): Longitudinal Weighting of Non-Movers Only from UKHLS (in Wave 1)
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01:11 PM Support #1731 (Feedback): Interview Time for Main Survey Wave 10
- Dear Claire,
The wave 10 fieldwork spanned over 2.5 years, so from Jan 2018 to May 2020, you can check the individ... -
11:51 AM Support #1731 (Resolved): Interview Time for Main Survey Wave 10
- Dear support team,
I am conducting a study comparing the timing of housework before and after the Covid-19 outbrea...
07/21/2022
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06:39 PM Support #1729: variable for out of work with a disability
- Hi Huihui,
Would jbstat be helpful? Category 8 "LT sick or disabled" gives you this information and is available i... -
01:35 PM Support #1729 (Feedback): variable for out of work with a disability
- 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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10:22 AM Support #1729 (Resolved): variable for out of work with a disability
- Hi there,
I want to study the sample out of work with a long-term disability.
To measure this variable, is there ... -
05:56 PM Support #1730: study youth health
- 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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02:29 PM Support #1730 (Resolved): study youth health
- Hi there,
I would like to study the parents' impact on youth health.
Therefore, I need to merge indresp data wit... -
05:54 PM Support #1728: Merging main survey wave to COVID-19 study wave
- Dear Parth,
The missing values on the variables you included on the screenshot result from the way in which you cr... -
05:31 PM Support #1727 (Feedback): harassment variables unclear
- Dear Ellen,
All variables w_resinsulted(1-97)_12 refer to people who answered 1 "mentioned" on the filtering varia...
07/20/2022
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08:56 AM Support #1728: Merging main survey wave to COVID-19 study wave
- Thanks for your reply. I have been able to merge waves into long format as my message above (I can see two rows for e...
07/19/2022
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11:08 AM Support #1721 (Feedback): Random effects analysis and weights (no time*person interaction)
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09:34 AM Support #1728 (Feedback): Merging main survey wave to COVID-19 study wave
- Dear Parth
Thank you for your email. The standalone syntax files explaining how to link variables across waves are...
07/18/2022
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10:58 PM Support #1728 (Resolved): Merging main survey wave to COVID-19 study wave
- Hi I am doing a Master's dissertation studying changing markers of adulthood from pre COVID-19 to the initial impact ...
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12:59 PM Support #1726 (Feedback): BHPS and Understanding Society - weights
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12:59 PM Support #1727 (In Progress): harassment variables unclear
- Many thanks for your enquiry.
The Understanding Society team is looking into it and we will get back to you as so...
07/15/2022
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01:11 PM Support #1727 (Resolved): harassment variables unclear
- Hi there,
I want to create descriptive statistics on the most common places to be insulted due to age. However, i... -
11:23 AM Support #1726: BHPS and Understanding Society - weights
- Maria,
This should answer your question:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xwrIdUmxts
and https://www.understandi...
07/14/2022
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05:05 PM Support #1726 (In Progress): BHPS and Understanding Society - 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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11:42 AM Support #1725 (Feedback): Variable for region of work?
- Thank you for your email.
Currently there is no work location variable available.
As the (ONS) SRS is a secure ...
07/13/2022
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05:58 PM Support #1726 (Resolved): BHPS and Understanding Society - weights
- Hi,
I am using both the BHPS (wave 1-18) and the Understanding Society (wave 1-11) to conduct a descriptive analysis... -
01:51 PM Support #1725 (In Progress): Variable for region of work?
- 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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11:57 AM Support #1725 (Resolved): Variable for region of work?
- Hello,
I have found a variable for the region where the respondent lives (gor_dv). Is there a similar variable for... -
11:08 AM Support #1724: Weights and accounting for individual clustering
- Excellent, thanks very much for your help.
Catherine -
11:07 AM Support #1724: Weights and accounting for individual clustering
- And to reply to your earlier question, yes, use longitudinal weight from wave 9. As soon as you use information from ...
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10:52 AM Support #1724: Weights and accounting for individual clustering
- Kind of yes. The answer is more complicated because households are not a longitudinal concept, but I wouldn't worry a...
07/12/2022
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04:36 PM Support #1724: Weights and accounting for individual clustering
- Sorry Olena, one last question - if I use psu as the clustering variable, does that account for clustering by hidp as...
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03:28 PM Support #1724 (Feedback): Weights and accounting for individual clustering
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02:02 PM Support #1724: Weights and accounting for individual clustering
- Hi Olena - thanks so much for the speedy reply, that's very helpful.
Just to clarify - if I have a group of indivi... -
01:36 PM Support #1724: Weights and accounting for individual clustering
- Catherine,
You only need psu as your clustering variable as it is the highest level (pidps are nested within psu),... -
11:58 AM Support #1724 (Resolved): Weights and accounting for individual clustering
- Hello,
I am carrying out logistic regression to estimate the association between transitioning from unemployment t...
07/11/2022
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04:42 PM Support #1723 (Feedback): 'Other qualifications' category in hiqual_dv
- Dear Albert.
Thank you for your email.
FOR BHPS WAVES – hiqual_dv “other qualifications” is made from the follo...
07/07/2022
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02:58 PM Support #1722 (Feedback): Quick weight to use check for 7 variables
- Hi William,
The list of weights looks alright.
Best wishes,
Understanding Society User Support Team -
09:49 AM Support #1723 (Resolved): 'Other qualifications' category in hiqual_dv
- Hi,
I can't find any information on what exactly 'other qualifications' consists of in your hiqual_dv variable (ht...
07/06/2022
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12:22 PM Support #1722: Quick weight to use check for 7 variables
- Hi,
Yes that is correct. Separately for each wave.
Kind regards
Will -
12:20 PM Support #1722 (In Progress): Quick weight to use check for 7 variables
- Hi William,
Just to double-check - your analysis is cross-sectional, so you will be running the descriptives for t... -
09:54 AM Support #1721: Random effects analysis and weights (no time*person interaction)
- Hi Olena,
Thank you very much, this answers my questions (and thanks for your US work on weighting).
All the be...
07/05/2022
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04:05 PM Support #1721: Random effects analysis and weights (no time*person interaction)
- Richard,
1. Yes, use cross-sectional weights in your analysis.
2. You don't need to create your own longitudinal ... -
03:17 PM Support #1721 (In Progress): Random effects analysis and weights (no time*person interaction)
- 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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02:55 PM Support #1721 (Resolved): Random effects analysis and weights (no time*person interaction)
- Dear Support Team,
I am completing an analysis using Understanding Society Waves 1-9, where I would like to genera... -
03:09 PM Support #1722 (Resolved): Quick weight to use check for 7 variables
- Hi,
We are running some descriptive statistics for a few variables on main USoC waves between wave 8 and 11 (where... -
10:49 AM Support #1720 (Feedback): Which children are selected for parent reported SDQ?
- Dear Matthias,
The SDQ questions are asked of children aged from 5 to 8 years old. You can see the universe (there...
07/04/2022
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09:03 PM Support #1720 (Resolved): Which children are selected for parent reported SDQ?
- Hi,
Each wave has a question on children's SDQ to be reported by the parent, available in the 'child' file, but the...
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