Description Usage Format Source
Understanding Society data frame
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The data frame contains the following variables:
Unique person ID
f_ household id
e_ household id
d_ household id
c_ household id
b_ household id
a_ household id
Government Office Region at latest wave
Age (individual years)
Age at most recent wave, cut into bands to match census tables
Sex at most recent wave
Ethnic group
Is respondent White British or minority (TRUE)
Ethnicity, reduced categories to match census
Highest qualification at most recent wave
Number of cars at most recent wave
Central heating at most recent wave
Tenure at most recent wave
Housing tenure at most recent wave, reduced categories to match census
Economic activity
Live in overcrowded house (more than one person per room)?
Limiting long–term illness or disability at most recent wave
Self–reported general health at most recent wave
Class (NS–SEC 8) at most recent wave
Marital status
Cohabiting as part of a couple (married or otherwise)?
Neighbourhood cohesion (similar to others in neighbourhood)
Neighbourhood trust
Belong to neighbourhood
Civic participation (active in community org)
Social cohesion (people get along)
Feel safe going out alone at night
Proportion friends similar income
Proportion friends similar ethnicity
Political efficacy: make a difference
Subjective current financial situation
Socially isolated
GHQ: concentration
GHQ: sleep loss
GHQ: felt useful
GHQ: can make decisions
GHQ: Under strain
GHQ: Problems overcoming difficulties
GHQ: enjoy day-to-day activities
GHQ: able to face problems
GHQ: unhappy or depressed
GHQ: losing confidence
GHQ: believe worthless
GHQ: general happiness
Smoke cigarettes: yes or no
Alcohol consumption
Distance to closest friend (<1 mile)
Frequency see best friend >1/week
Save money?
Number of children aged <16 in the household (integer)
Number of children aged <16 in the household (factor)
Gross household income month before interview (top-coded to £20,000 per month)
Number of cohabitants (i.e. hhsize - respondent)
Clinical depression
Ischemic heart disease or stroke (air pollution marker)
Problems paying housing costs (rent/mortgage)
Monthly housing cost (rent/mortgage)
Receives benefit being replaced by Universal Credit (JSA, income support, ESA, tax credits)?
https://discover.ukdataservice.ac.uk/catalogue/?sn=6614\&type=Data%20catalogue
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