DISAB:
Do you have any long standing
health problems or disabilities?
1998 1999
2000 (Asked
within the Background module)
DISAB1:
Do
you have a long-standing illness, disability or infirmity? 2001
2002 2003
2004 2005
2006
2007
2008
(Asked within the Background
module in 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2008, and the Healthcare
module in 2006)
LIMDISAB:
Does this illness or disability limit your
activities? 2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
(Asked within the Background
module in 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2008, and the Healthcare
module in 2006)
LIMILL:
Have you ever had a long-term illness that
affected your activities? 2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
(Asked within the Background
module in 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2008, and the Healthcare
module in 2006)
DISNEW2:
Do you have a long-standing physical or mental health condition
or disability? 2009
DISACT:
Does this condition or disability have a substantial adverse
effect on your ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities?
2009
ANYHCOND: Do you have any physical or mental health conditions
or illnesses lasting or expected to last for 12 months or more? 2012
HCONDACT: Does your condition or illness reduce your ability to
carry-out day-to-day activities? 2012
DISMOVE:
Would you regard someone with a difficulty getting around or
moving from place to place as being disabled? 2003
DISHANDS:
Would you regard someone who has difficulties lifting or carrying
everyday objects or with using their hands as being disabled?
2003
DISDISFG:
Would you regard someone with a severe disfigurement as being
disabled? 2003
DISHEAR:
Would you regard someone with a hearing difficulty as being
disabled? 2003
DISSIGHT:
Would you regard someone who has difficulty seeing, even with
glasses as being disabled? 2003
DISMNILL:
Would you regard someone with a mental illness as being disabled?
2003
DISLEARN:
Would you regard someone with a learning difficulty as being
disabled? 2003
DISSPECH:
Would you regard someone with a speech impairment as being disabled?
2003
DISLONG:
Would you regard someone with a long-standing condition as being
disabled? 2003
DISPILL:
Would you regard someone with a progressive illness as being
disabled? 2003
DISRECOV:
Would you regard someone who had a disability or long-standing
illness in the past as being disabled? 2003
KNOWDIS:
Do you know anyone (else) who has a disability? 2003
KNOWDIS1
- KNOWDIS7: Who else do you know who has a disability? 2003
VAFEEL1
- VAFEEL14: How would you feel ... vignette A? 2003
VADO1 -
VADO9: What would you do ... vignette A? 2003
VBFEEL1
- VBFEEL14: How would you feel ... vignette B? 2003
VBDO1 -
VBDO10: What would you do ... vignette B? 2003
VCFEEL1
- VCFEEL14: How would you feel ... vignette C? 2003
VCDO1 -
VCDO8: What would you do ... vignette C? 2003
VDFEEL1
- VDFEEL14: How would you feel ... vignette D? 2003
VDDO1 -
VDDO8: What would you do ... vignette D? 2003
VEFEEL1
- VEFEEL14: How would you feel ... vignette E? 2003
VEDO1 -
VEDO9: What would you do ... vignette E? 2003
VFFEEL1
- VFFEEL14: How would you feel ... vignette F? 2003
VFDO1 -
VFDO8: What would you do ... vignette F? 2003
DISWORK1:
Can people with disabilities be as effective at work as people
without disabilities? 2003
DISWORK2:
Is main problem faced by disabled people at work other people’s
prejudice, not their own lack of ability? 2003
DISWORK3:
Should employers make special allowances for people with disabilities?
2003
CONHOSTL:
How concerned would you be if a house in your neighbourhood
was converted into a hostel for people with mental illnesses?
2003
CONAUTCD:
How concerned would you be if there was an autistic child in
your child's class? 2003
CONSPIMP:
How concerned would you be if your child's teacher had a speech
impairment? 2003
CONDEAF:
How concerned would you be if a close relative married someone
who was deaf? 2003
DOWNMARR:
Should two people with Down’s syndrome who want to marry and
have children be encouraged? 2003
GOCLUB:
Do you attend clubs or societies of any kind? 2003
GOCOMORG:
Do you attend community organisations? 2003
GOCHORG:
Church groups or other religious organisations? 2003
GOVOLACT:
Do you attend voluntary activities? 2003
GOOTHGRP:
Do you attend other organised group activities? 2003
DPCLUB:
Do any disabled people also attend the clubs or societies? 2003
DPCOMORG:
Do any disabled people also attend the community organisations?
2003
DPCHORG:
Do any disabled people also attend the church groups or other
religious organisations? 2003
DPVOLACT:
Do any disabled people also attend the voluntary activities?
2003
DPOTHGRP:
Do any disabled people also attend the other organised group
activities? 2003
DISVICT:
Are people with disabilities the victims of unfortunate circumstances
and should be cared for? 2003
SOCDISAB:
Does society disable people by not doing enough to allow them
to lead normal lives? 2003
DISEMPD:
Is it against the law for an employer to refuse to take on a
person only because they have a disability? 2003
DISGDSD:
Is it against the law for someone providing goods and services
to refuse to serve a person only because they have a disability?
2003
DISSERVD:
Is it against the law for someone providing goods and services
to provide a lower level of service to someone only because
they have a disability? 2003
DISPRJ:
Is a lot of prejudice in the UK against disabled people in general?
2009
DIS100:
Out of every 100 people living in the UK, how many do you think
are disabled? 2009
DNEISENS:
How would you feel if a person with a sensory impairment were
to move in next door? 2009
DNEIPHYS:
How would you feel if a person with a physical disability were
to move in next door? 2009
DNEIMENT:
How would you feel if a person with a mental health condition
were to move in next door? 2009
DNEILDIS:
How would you feel if a person with a learning disability were
to move in next door? 2009
DBOSSENS: How would you feel if someone with a sensory impairment
was appointed as your boss? 2009
DBOSPHYS:
How would you feel if someone with a physical disability was
appointed as your boss? 2009
DBOSMENT:
How would you feel if someone with a mental health condition
was appointed as your boss? 2009
DBOSLDIS:
How would you feel if someone with a learning disability was
appointed as your boss? 2009
DMARSENS:
How would you feel if someone with a sensory impairment married
a close relative? 2009
DMARPHYS:
How would you feel if someone with a physical disability married
a close relative? 2009
DMARMENT:
How would you feel if someone with a mental health condition
married a close relative? 2009
DMARLDIS:
How would you feel if someone with a learning disability married
a close relative? 2009
DISFULL:
How much of the time can disabled people lead as full a life
as non-disabled people? 2009
DISFWHY:
Why can disabled people not lead as full a life as non-disabled
people? 2009
DNEGSHP:
What would most people feel if somebody referred to disabled
people in a negative way, at your local shops? 2009
DNEGFR:
What would most people feel if somebody referred to disabled
people in a negative way, with your close friends? 2009
DNEGBOSS:
What would most people feel if somebody referred to disabled
people in a negative way, at work, in front of your boss?
2009
DNEGCOLL:
What would most people feel if somebody referred to disabled
people in a negative way, at work, in front of your colleagues?
2009
DISWAY:
Do you think of disabled people as getting in the way? 2009
DISDISC:
Do you think of disabled people with discomfort and awkwardness?
2009
DISCARE:
Do you think of disabled people as needing to be cared for?
2009
DISSAME:
Do you think of disabled people as the same as everyone else?
2009
DISPROD:
Do you think of disabled people as not as productive as non-disabled
people? 2009
DISRIGHT:
Have attempts to give equal rights to disabled people gone too
far? 2009
