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Mainstage Variable

gvupreas

Main reason wanting to give up

Datafile

Index term

Individual variables

Variable nameVariable labelDatafile
gvupreas1 Because of a health problem I have at present indresp
gvupreas2 Better for my health in general indresp
gvupreas3 To reduce the risk of getting smoking related illnesses indresp
gvupreas4 Because of the smoking ban in public places and at work indresp
gvupreas5 Family and friends want me to stop indresp
gvupreas6 Financial reasons (can't afford it) indresp
gvupreas7 Worried about the effect on my children indresp
gvupreas8 Worried about the effect on other family members indresp
gvupreas9 Something else indresp

Question asked in the latest wave:

smoking_w14.gvupreas

Question label:

Main reason wanting to give up

Question text:

What are your main reasons for wanting to give up?

Question universe:

if Smoker = 1 (If smokes cigarettes)
and if GIVEUP = 1 (If R wants to give up)

Question interviewer instructions:

CODE ALL THAT APPLY

Further details:
For further details about this question, please see the questionnaires

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