Less than 1 year
Don't know
Yes
No
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...a big city
the suburbs or outskirts of a big city
a small city or town
a country village
or, a farm or home in the country?
Yes - self
Yes - partner
Yes - both
No - neither
Neither parent born outside NI
Yes - one parent born outside NI
Yes - both parents born outside NI
(Don't know)
got stronger,
got weaker,
or, stayed about the same?
...fallen behind prices
kept up with prices
or, gone up by more than prices?
Education
Defence
Health
Housing
Public Transport
Roads
Police & Prisons
Social Security Benefits
Help for industry
Overseas aid
(NONE OF THESE)
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Daily Express
Daily Mail
Daily Mirror/Record
Daily Star
The Sun
Daily Telegraph
Financial Times
The Guardian
The Independent
The Times
Morning Star
The News Letter
The Irish News
The Irish Times
Other Irish/Northern Irish/Scottish regional or other local
Other
Nursery or pre-school children
Primary school children
Secondary school children
Less able children with special needs
Students at colleges or university
None of these
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(Dont know)
More information available about individual schools
More links between parents and schools
More resources for buildings, books and equipment
Better quality teachers
Smaller class sizes
More emphasis on exams and tests
More emphasis on developing the childs skills and interests
Better leadership within individual schools
Other (please specify)
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More training and preparation for jobs
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Strongly agree
Agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Disagree
Strongly disagree
(Can't choose)
Works well enough as it is now
Should be changed
Other (specify)
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The 11+ test
Secondary and grammar system
Both
Sex education should only be taught by parents
Certain topics should be taught by schools but most sex educ
Sex education should be shared equally between parents and t
Schools should teach most sex education topics but certain i
All sex education should be dealt with by schools
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Under retirement age
Retirement age
Better
Worse
The same
More respect
Less respect
(About the same)
Do all they should
Do too much
Do not do enough
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Missing
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Access to nursing home care
Death
Understanding access to benefits
Pensions
Crime
Nobody takes them seriously
Access to social/recreational activities
Having to remain in work
Living through old age
Agree strongly
Agree slightly
Disagree slightly
Disagree strongly
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Older people get as good a deal from this sector as anyone e
Older people are treated less favourably by the financial se
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Refused loan / mortgage /credit
Refused travel / car / home / life / health insurance
Dont get same concessions / a bad deal / pay too much
Problems getting loans / mortgages / credit
Problems getting insurance
Not given enough advice / help with forms
Bad attitude of staff
Too young
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Encouraged
Discouraged
Neither
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Refused a job
Forced to retire / made redundant
Didnt get promotion
Employers preferred younger workers
Didnt get training
Employer has a poor attitude to older people
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Yes, it is illegal
No, it isn't illegal
Strongly in favour
In favour
Neither in favour nor against
Against
Strongly against
Against the law
Not against the law
Depends
A fixed retirement age is unfair to older workers who may wi
Its better to have a set age for everyone so people know whe
Other (Please Specify)
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Prefer to work beyond the current retirement age
Pefer to retire at the current retirement age
Prefer to retire early
It depends
Already retired
Not working for other reasons
Yes - part-time up to retirement age
Yes - part after retirement age
Would want to offer it to the older woman
Would want to offer it to the younger woman
(It depends)
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Younger man first
Older man first
A good deal
A reasonable deal
A poor deal
Very adequate
Adequate
Inadequate
or, very inadequate?
Would mind a lot
Would mind a little
Would not mind
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Conservative
Labour
Liberal Democrat
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
Alliance Party
Sinn Fein
Progressive Unionist Party (PUP)
Women's Coalition
Other Party (specify)
(NONE)
Other Answer (specify)
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Very strong
Fairly strong
Not very strong
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Womens Coalition
(Did not vote)
(Not eligible/too young to vote)
Other Party
Refused
A great deal
Quite a lot
Some
Not very much
None at all
Unionist
Nationalist
Very likely
Quite likely
Quite unlikely
Very unlikely
(Even chance)
...to remain part of the United Kingdom
or, to reunify with the rest of Ireland?
(Independent state)
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...would find this almost impossible to accept
...would not like it, but could live with it if you had to
or, would happily accept the wishes of the majority?
...a lot
a little,
or, nothing at all?
a good job
neither a good nor a bad job
or a bad job?
be pleased,
be sorry,
or, not mind much either way?
Unionists benefited a LOT more than nationalists
Unionists benefited a LITTLE more than nationalists
Nationalists benefited a LOT more than unionists
Nationalists benefited a LITTLE more than unionists
Unionists and nationalists benefited EQUALLY
(Neither side benefited)
I wouldn't vote
(Not registered to vote)
(Refused)
I voted Yes
I voted No
I didnt vote
I wasnt registered to vote
(Don't know/can't remember)
The Agreement is basically right and just needs to be implem
The Agreement is basically right but the specifics need to b
The Agreement is basically wrong and should be renegotiated
The Agreement is basically wrong and should be abandoned
Works extremely well and could not be improved
Could be improved in small ways but mainly works well
Could be improved quite a lot
Needs a great deal of improvement
Strengthened
Weakened
Made no difference
Just about always
Most of the time
Only some of the time
Almost never
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British
English
European
Irish
Northern Irish
Scottish
Ulster
Welsh
Very proud
Somewhat proud
Not very proud
Not at all proud
Don't see self as British at all
Don't see self as Irish at all
A bit proud
Does not feel much either way
A bit hostile
Very hostile
A Northern Ireland Assembly
The UK government at Westminister
Local councils in Northern Ireland
Or, the European Union?
Same
Other answer
A lot,
A little,
Or not at all?
A great deal,
Quite a lot,
Some,
Not very much,
Or none at all?
Gone too far
Not gone far enough
About right
(Other answer)
NI should become independent,separate from UK & EU
NI should become independent,separate from UK but part of EU
NI should remain part of UK,with its own elected parliament
NI should remain part of UK,with its own elected assembly
NI should remain part of the UK without an elected assembly
NI should unify with the Republic of Ireland
No - ceasefires are intact
Yes - Republican paramilitaries
Yes - Loyalist paramilitaries
Yes - both Republican and Loyalist paramilitaries
A lot of sympathy,
A little sympathy,
Or no sympathy at all?
(Refused / NA)
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Depends (e.g. on severity or specific nature of condition or
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Skip from Serial (even)
Very concerned
Just a bit concerned
Unconcerned
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About the same
Own religion only
Mixed-religion neighbourhood
(Not bothered/Don't care)
Mixed-religion workplace
(Would not matter)
Mixed-religion school
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I feel confident about the future
I feel optimistic about the future
I have mixed feelings
I am worried about the future
NONE OF THESE
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Protestants
Catholics
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Not answered
Job opportunities
Expressing their own culture
Treatment by the police
Educational opportunities
(Should be treated equally in all these areas)
Treated better than 5 years ago
Treated worse than 5 years ago
Treated the same as 5 years ago
a lot
a bit
or, not at all?
Yes, definitely
Yes, probably
Probably not
Definitely not
Have not worked in last ten years
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Neither agree or disagree
Own - outright
Own - buying on mortgage
Own - buying on Co-ownership Scheme
Rent - Housing Executive
Rent - Housing Association
Rent - Private Landlord
Respondent Only
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
DONT KNOW
REFUSED
97+
Male
Female
0-17
18-24
25-44
45-64
65-74
75+
(Dont know/Refused)
Respondent
Spouse / partner
Son / Daughter
Parent / Parent in Law
Other Relative
Other non-relative
Single (never married)
Married
Living as married
Separated
Divorced
Widowed
Degree Level or higher
BTEC(Higher),BEC(Higher),TEC(Higher),HNC,HND
GCE ALevel (including NVQ Level 3)
BTEC(National),TEC(National),BEC(National),ONC,OND
GCSE(including NVQ Level 2),GCE OLevel(including CSE Grade 1
CSE (other than Grade 1)
No formal qualification
15 or under
16
17
18
19 or over
Still at school
Still at college or university
(Dont know/Cant remember)
Working Full-time
Working Part-time
Not working (seeking work)
On a Government Training Scheme
On ACE (Action for Community Employment)
Retired
In full-time education
Looking after the home
Permanently sick or disabled
Not working (and not seeking work)
Caring for elderly or disabled person full-time
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An employee
or, Self-employed
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A manager
A Foreman or supervisor
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Dont know
Public Sector
Private Sector
Voluntary/Charity Sector
Other Organisation (specify)
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Fewer than 10
10-24
25-99
100-499
500 or more
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On ACE (Action for Comm Employment)
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No religion
Catholic
Church of Ireland / Anglican / Episcopal
Baptist
Methodist
Presbyterian
Free Presbyterian
Brethren
United Reform Church (URC)/ Congregational
Pentecostal
Church of Scotland
Elim Pentecostal
Reformed Presbyterian
Non-subscribing Presbyterian
Salvation Army
Church of Nazarene
Jehovahs Witness
Mormon
Protestant - no denomination
Christian - no denomination
Hindu
Jewish
Islam / Muslim
Sikh
Buddhist
Other Christian
Non-Christian
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Once a week or more
2 to 3 times a month
Once a month
Several times a year
Less frequently
Never
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Yes, same religion
No, not same religion
No religion at all
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Not at all
Once or twice
More often
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Integrated school
School that was just fairly mixed
My children are not yet at school
Never had any children (in my care)
Under £3,000 per annum (less than £60 per week)
£3,000-£3,999 per annum (£60 - £80 per week)
£4,000-£6,999 per annum (£80 - £135 per week)
£7,000-£9,999 per annum (£135 - £195 per week)
£10,000-£14,999 per annum (£195 - £290 per week)
£15,000-£19,999 per annum (£290 - £385 per week)
£20,000-£25,999 per annum (£385 - £500 per week)
£26,000-£29,999 per annum (£500 - £580 per week)
£30,000-£39,999 per annum (£580 - £770 per week)
£40,000+ per annum (more than £770 per week)
I DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION
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£3,000 - £3,999 per annum (£60 - £80 per week)
£4,000 - £6,999 per annum (£80 - £135 per week)
£7,000 - £9,999 per annum (£135 - £195 per week)
£10,000 - £14,999 per annum (£195 - £290 per week)
£15,000 - £19,999 per annum (£290 - £385 per week)
£20,000 - £25,999 per annum (£385 - £500 per week)
£26,000 - £29,999 per annum (£500 - £580 per week)
£30,000 - £39,999 per annum (£580 - £770 per week)
£40,000 + per annum (£770+ per week)
LOWER MANAGERIAL + PRO OCCUPTIONS
INTERMEDIATE OCCUPATIONS
SMALL EMPLOYERS + OWN ACCOUNT WORKERS
LOWER SUPERVISORY + TECHNICAL OCCUPATIONS
SEMI-ROUTINE OCCUPATIONS
ROUTINE OCCUPATIONS
NEVER WORKED + LONG-TERM UNEMPLOYED
NOT CLASSIFIED
Professional
Managerial/technical
Skilled non-manual
Skilled manual
Partly skilled
Unskilled
Unskilled occupations
Unknown
Skip, no self-completion
Can't choose
Maintain order in the nation
Give people more say in government decisions
Fight rising prices
Protect freedom of speech
Too many elected representatives
Too few elected representatives
About the right number
Very effective
Quite effective
Neither effective nor ineffective
Ineffective
Very ineffective
Too many councils
Too few
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Social Democratic & Labour Party (SDLP)
Ulster Democratic Party (UDP)
(None)
Children 16 or under
No children 16 or under
Protestant
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+