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pdepn

Has warm waterproof coat

Datafile

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Individual variables

Variable nameVariable labelDatafile
pdepn1 warm waterproof coat: yes hhresp
pdepn2 warm waterproof coat: no, no money for this hhresp
pdepn3 warm waterproof coat: no, not a priority hhresp
pdepn4 warm waterproof coat: no, health/disability prevents this hhresp
pdepn5 warm waterproof coat: no, too much trouble/too tiring hhresp
pdepn6 warm waterproof coat: no, no company/help hhresp
pdepn7 warm waterproof coat: no, not wanted hhresp
pdepn8 warm waterproof coat: no, not relevant hhresp
pdepn97 warm waterproof coat: spontaneous: no, other hhresp

Question asked in the latest wave:

household_w14.pdepn

Question label:

Has warm waterproof coat

Question text:

(HHGRID.hhsize greater than 1Do all the people living here of pensionable ageHHGRID.hhsize = 1Do you) have a warm waterproof coat?

Question universe:

if GRIDVARIABLES.NKIDS015 = 0 & GRIDVARIABLES.NPENSIONER > 0 (No children aged 0 to 15 in the household and one or more persons of pensionable age)

Question interviewer instructions:

IF ANSWERS ‘NO’, PROBE TO FIND OUT WHY. CODE ALL THAT APPLY

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

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