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Mainstage Variable

orga

Active in organisations

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Individual variables

Variable nameVariable labelDatafile
orga1 Political party indresp
orga2 Trade Unions indresp
orga3 Environmental group indresp
orga4 Parents'/School Assoc indresp
orga5 Tenants/Residents Group indresp
orga6 Religious/church org indresp
orga7 Voluntary services grp indresp
orga8 Pensioners group/org indresp
orga9 Scouts/Guides org indresp
orga10 Professional org indresp
orga11 Other community group indresp
orga12 Social/Working men club indresp
orga13 Sports Club indresp
orga14 WI/Townswomen's Guild indresp
orga15 Women's Group/Fem Org indresp
orga16 Other indresp
orga96 None of these indresp

Question asked in the latest wave:

groupsandorganisations_w12.orga

Question label:

Active in organisations

Question text:

Whether you are a member or not, do you join in the activities of any of these organisations on a regular basis?

Question universe:

if GRIDVARIABLES.ModeType = 1|3 (Mode is face-to-face or web)

Question interviewer instructions:

PROBE FOR ANY OTHERS CODE ALL THAT APPLY

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

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