W3SCWGT
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Self-completion weight at Wave 3 |
SCPT01
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respondent voted in last election |
SCPT02
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respondent reads a daily newspaper |
SCPT03
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respondent has a hobby or pastime |
SCPT04
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respondent has taken a holiday in the uk in the last 12 months |
SCPT05
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respondent has taken a holiday abroad in the last 12 months |
SCPT06
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respondent has gone on a daytrip or outing in the last 12 months |
SCPT07
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respondent uses the internet and/or email |
SCPT08
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respondent owns a mobile phone |
SCPT09
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social participation: none of these statements applies to respondent |
SCORG01
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respondent is a member of a political party, trade union or environmental groups |
SCORG02
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respondent is a member of tenants groups, resident groups, neighbourhoold watch |
SCORG03
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respondent is a member of a church or other religious group |
SCORG04
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respondent is a member of charitable associations |
SCORG05
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respondent is a member of education, arts or music groups or evening classes |
SCORG06
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respondent is a member of social clubs |
SCORG07
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respondent is a member of sports clubs, gyms, exercise classes |
SCORG08
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respondent is a member of other organisations, club or societies |
SCORG09
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respondent is not a member of any organisations, clubs or societies |
SCORGN
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number of committee meetings, if any, respondent has attended in a year |
SCACTA
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how often the respondent goes to the cinema |
SCACTB
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how often the respondent eats out of the house |
SCACTC
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how often the respondent goes to an art gallery or museum |
SCACTD
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how often the respondent goes to the theatre, a concert or the opera |
SCMOREA
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would respondent like to go to the cinema more often |
SCMOREB
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whether respondent would like to eat out of the house more often |
SCMOREC
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whether respondent would like to go to art galleries or museums more often |
SCMORED
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whether respondent would like to go to the theatre etc more often |
SCGHQA
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whether recently been able to concentrate on whatever doing |
SCGHQB
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whether recently lost much sleep over worry |
SCGHQC
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whether recently felt playing a useful part in things |
SCGHQD
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whether recently felt capable of making decisions |
SCGHQE
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whether recently felt constantly under strain |
SCGHQF
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whether felt couldn't overcome his/her difficulties |
SCGHQG
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whether recently been able to enjoy normal day-to-day activities |
SCGHQH
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whether recently been able to face up to his/her problems |
SCGHQI
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whether recently been feeling unhappy and depressed |
SCGHQJ
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whether recently been losing confidence in himself/herself |
SCGHQK
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whether recently been thinking of himself/herself as a worthless person |
SCGHQL
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whether recently been feeling reasonably happy, all things considered |
SCLIFEA
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in most ways his/her life is close to his/her ideal |
SCLIFEB
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the conditions of his/her life are excellent |
SCLIFEC
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is satisfied with his/her life |
SCLIFED
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so far, he/she has got the important things wants in life |
SCLIFEE
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if could live his/her life again, would change almost nothing |
SCDCA
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at home, feels has control over what happens in most situations |
SCDCC
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feels what happens in life is often determined by factors beyond his/her control |
SCDCD
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in general, has different demands that thinks are hard to combine |
SCDCE
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in general, has enough time to do everything |
SCDCG
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considering the things has to do at home, has to work very fast |
SCQOLA
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how often respondent feels age prevents them from doing things they like |
SCQOLB
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how often respondent feels what happens to them is out of their control |
SCQOLC
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how often respondent feels free to plan for the future |
SCQOLD
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how often repsondent feels left out of things |
SCQOLE
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how often respondent can do the things they want to do |
SCQOLF
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how often family responsibilities prevents them from doing things |
SCQOLG
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how often respondent feels they can please themselves what they do |
SCQOLH
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how often respondent feels their health stops them doing what they want to do |
SCQOLI
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how often shortage of money stops them doing things |
SCQOLJ
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how often respondent looks forward to each day |
SCQOLK
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how often respondent feels that their life has meaning |
SCQOLL
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how often respondent enjoys the things they do |
SCQOLM
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how often respondent enjoys being in the company of others |
SCQOLN
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how often respondent looks back on their life with a sense of happiness |
SCQOLO
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how often respondent feels full of energy these days |
SCQOLP
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how often respondent chooses to do things they have never done before |
SCQOLQ
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how often respondent feels satisfied with the way their life has turned out |
SCQOLR
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how often respondent feels that life is full of opportunities |
SCQOLS
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how often respondent feels the future looks good to them |
SCFEELA
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how often respondent respondent feels they lack companionship |
SCFEELB
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how often respondent feels left out |
SCFEELC
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how often respondent feels isolated from others |
SCFEELD
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how often respondent feels in tune with the people around them |
SCFEELE
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how often respondent feels lonely |
SCVEGA
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how much salad (cereal bowlfuls) ate yesterday |
SCVEGB
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tablespoons of vegetables ate yesterday |
SCVEGC
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tablespoons of pulses ate yesterday |
SCVEGD
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tablespoons of other mainly vegetable/pulse dishes ate yesterday |
SCFRUIA
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handfuls of very small fruit ate yesterday |
SCFRUIB
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how much small fruit ate yesterday |
SCFRUIC
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how much medium fruit ate yesterday |
SCFRUID
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how many halves of large fruit ate yesterday |
SCFRUIE
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how many slices of very large fruit ate yesterday |
SCFRUIF
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tablespoons of frozen or tinned fruit ate yesterday |
SCFRUIG
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tablespoons of dried fruit ate yesterday |
SCFRUIH
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tablespoons of other mainly fruit dishes ate yesterday |
SCFRUII
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how many small glasses of fruit juice drank yesterday |
SCPTR
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whether has a husband, wife or partner with whom they live |
SCPTRA
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how much respondent feels their spouse/partner understands their feelings |
SCPTRB
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how much respondent can rely on spouse/partner if they have a serious problem |
SCPTRC
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how much respondent can open up to their spouse/partner if they need to talk |
SCPTRD
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how much the spouse/partner criticises the respondent |
SCPTRE
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how much the spouse/partner lets the respondent down |
SCPTRF
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how much the spouse/partner gets on the respondent's nerves |
SCPTRG
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how close the respondent's relationship to their spouse/partner is |
SCCHD
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whether the respondent has any children |
SCCHDA
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how much the children understand the way the respondent feels about things |
SCCHDB
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how much the respondent can rely on their children if they have a problem |
SCCHDC
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how much the respondent can open up to their children about their worries |
SCCHDD
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how much their children criticises the respondent |
SCCHDE
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how much their children lets the respondent down when they are counting on them |
SCCHDF
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how much the children get on the nerves of the respondent |
SCCHDG
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how often the respondent meets up with their children on average |
SCCHDH
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how often the respondent speaks on the phone to their children |
SCCHDI
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how often the respondent writes to or emails their children |
SCCHDM
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how many children the respondent thinks they have a close relationship with |
SCFAM
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whether the respondent has any other immediate family |
SCFAMA
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how much do family members understand how respondent feels about things |
SCFAMB
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how much respondent can rely on other relatives if they have a serious problem |
SCFAMC
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how much respondent can open up to these other relatives if they need to talk |
SCFAMD
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how much other relatives criticise the respondent |
SCFAME
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how much other relatives let the respondent down |
SCFAMF
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how much other relatives get on the nerves of the respondent |
SCFAMG
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how often the respondent meets up with other relatives |
SCFAMH
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how often the respondent speaks with other relatives on the phone |
SCFAMI
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how often the respondent writes to or emails other relatives |
SCFAMM
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how many family members does the respondent have a close relationship with |
SCFRD
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whether the respondent has any friends |
SCFRDA
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how much these friends understand how respondent feels about things |
SCFRDB
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how much respondent can rely on these friends if they have a serious problem |
SCFRDC
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how much respondent can open up to these friends if they need to talk |
SCFRDD
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how much these friends criticise the respondent |
SCFRDE
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how much these friends let the respondent down |
SCFRDF
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how much these friends get on the nerves of the respondent |
SCFRDG
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how often the respondent meets up with their friends |
SCFRDH
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how often the respondent speaks with their friends on the phone |
SCFRDI
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how often the respondent writes to or emails their friends |
SCFRDM
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how many friends the respondent has a close relationnship with |
SCEMPL
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whether respondent was in paid employment last month |
SCWORKA
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whether the respondent feels satisfied with their job |
SCWORKB
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whether the respondent feels their job is physically demanding |
SCWORKC
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whether the respondent received the recognition they deserve in their work |
SCWORKD
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whether the respondent feels their salary is adequate |
SCWORKE
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whether the respondent feels their job prospects are poor |
SCWORKF
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whether the respondent feels their job security is poor |
SCWORKG
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whether the respondent feels under constant pressure due to a heavy workload |
SCWORKH
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whether respondent feels they have little freedom to decide |
SCWORKI
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whether the respondent feels they have the opportunity to develop new skills |
SCWORKJ
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whether respondent feels they receive adequate support in difficult situations |
SCWORKK
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whether respondent feels they have control over what happens in most situations |
SCWORKL
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whether respondent feels they have to work very fast |
SCRTAGE
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the age the respondent would like to retire |
SCLDDR
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self-perceived (subjective) social status |
SCLADDC
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whether position on ladder (self-perceived social status) changed in last 2 yrs |
SCAKO
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how often respondent has had an alcoholic drink during the last 12 months |
SCAL7A
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whether respondent had an alcoholic drink in the seven days ending yesterday |
SCAL7B
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how many days out of the last seven the respondent had an alcoholic drink |
SCDRI01
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whether drunk normal beer on day last week when they drank the most |
SCDRI02
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whether drunk strong beer on day last week when they drank the most |
SCDRI03
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whether drunk spirits/liquers on day last week when they drank the most |
SCDRI04
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whether drunk sherry/martini on day last week when they drank the most |
SCDRI05
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whether drunk wine on day last week when they drank the most |
SCDRI06
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whether drunk alcopops on day last week when they drank the most |
SCDRI07
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whether drunk other alcohol on day last week when they drank the most |
SCABNP
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pints of normal beer drunk on day last week when drank the most |
SCABNLC
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large cans/bottles of normal beer drunk on day last week when drank the most |
SCABNSC
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small cans/bottles of normal beer drunk on day last week when drank the most |
SCABSP
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pints of strong beer drunk on day last week when drank the most |
SCABSLC
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large cans/bottles of strong beer drunk on day last week when drank the most |
SCABSSC
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cans/bottles of strong beer drunk on day last week when drank the most |
SCASPIR
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glasses of spirit/liquer drunk on day last week when drank the most |
SCASHER
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glasses of sherry/martini drunk on day last week when drank the most |
SCAWIN
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glasses of wine drunk on day last week when drank the most |
SCAPOPG
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bottles/cans of alcopops drunk on day last week when drank the most |
SCSCA
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respondent really feels part of this area |
SCSCB
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vandalism and graffiti are a big problem in this area |
SCSCC
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respondent often feels lonely living in this area |
SCSCD
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most people in this area can be trusted |
SCSCE
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people would be afraid to walk alone after dark in this area |
SCSCF
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most people in this area are friendly |
SCSCG
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people in this area will take advantage of you |
SCSCH
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this area is kept very clean |
SCSCI
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if you were in trouble, there are lots of people in this area who would help you |