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sports2

Sporting activities 2

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Variable nameVariable labelDatafile
sports216 Sporting activities 2: Basketball indresp
sports217 Sporting activities 2: Netball indresp
sports218 Sporting activities 2: Volleyball indresp
sports219 Sporting activities 2: Cricket indresp
sports220 Sporting activities 2: Hockey (exclude ice, roller or street hockey but include indresp
sports221 Sporting activities 2: Baseball, softball or rounders indresp
sports222 Sporting activities 2: Racquet sports such as table tennis, tennis, badminton or indresp
sports223 Sporting activities 2: Ice-skating indresp
sports224 Sporting activities 2: Ski-ing (on snow, or an artificial surface: on slopes or indresp
sports225 Sporting activities 2: Motor sports indresp
sports226 Sporting activities 2: Angling or Fishing indresp
sports227 Sporting activities 2: Archery indresp
sports228 Sporting activities 2: Yoga or pilates indresp
sports229 Sporting activities 2: Bowls (indoors or outdoors) indresp
sports230 Sporting activities 2: Croquet indresp
sports231 Sporting activities 2: Other sporting activities such as triathlon, fencing, lac indresp
sports296 Sporting activities 2: Nothing of this kind indresp

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