One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Don't know
Not answered
Male
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
Single, that is never married
Married and living with spouse/In Civil Partnership
A civil partner in a legally-recognised Civil Partnership
Married and separated from husband\wife
Divorced
Or widowed?
Spontaneous only - In a legally-recognised Civil Partn
Spontaneous only - Formerly a civil partner, the Civil
Spontaneous only - A surviving civil partner: his/her
Refusal
Don't Know
Skip, married or civil partner at RMARST
Yes
No
Spontaneous only - Same sex couple (but not in a forma
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
Skip, from OUTOFNI
fallen behind prices
kept up with prices
or, gone up by more than prices?
Yes, myself
Yes, family member
Yes, friend
Yes, acquaintance
Yes, unclear who
True
False
Skip, from DOTHER
Forgetful
Lonely
Depends on the form of it
No memory
Don't know any difference
Not themselves
Vacant
no memory
not themselves
vacant
Skip, not answered
Strongly agree
Agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Disagree
Strongly disagree
Respondent upset - skip section
Definitely
Probably
It depends
Probably not
Definitely not
Better
Worse
About the same
Other
Own religion only
Mixed religion neighbourhood
(No preference, would not mind)
Mixed religion workplace
Mixed religion school
(Quality of school/education)
(Location of school)
(No preference)
British
Irish
Ulster
Northern Irish
Skip, from NINATID
One: not very important
Nine
Ten: Very important
Would mind a lot
Would mind a little
Would not mind
More
Less
About the same number
(Don't mind/Don't care)
Yes, definitely
Yes, probably
Always or most of the time
Sometimes
Never
It depends - specify
Don’t have a workplace
It depends -specify
Skip, don't have a workplace
@GDepends on the school@G
@GDon t have children at school@G
All
Most
Half
Less than half
None
Don't have a religion
Not Protestant or Catholic
Very favourable
Favourable
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
Unfavourable
Very unfavourable
a lot
a little
hardly anything
or nothing at all?
a lot,
a little,
hardly any,
One: Definitely not been achieved
Definitely has been achieved
Definitely not been achieved
Not identified
A lot
A little
Hardly any
More now
Less now
Other (Please specify)
More in 5 years
Black (African, Caribbean)
Chinese
South Asian (Indian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi)
Irish Traveller
Portuguese
Polish
Bulgarian
Romanian
Other Eastern European
Filipino
Other (WRITE IN)
None of these
I prefer the company of people from the same ethnic backgrou
I prefer the company of people from a different ethnic backg
I have no preference
I don’t know anyone of a different ethnic background
Skip, respondent is an Irish Traveller
Skip, respondent is from Eastern Europe
Continue
Skip, respondent said they are Muslim in response to UMUSLIM, but when asked the
Skip, respondent is a Muslim
Skip, Not in paid work
Daily
About once or twice a week
About once or twice a month
Very rarely
Not at all
Skip, respondent does not have regular contact with people from any of the backg
A close interaction such as a lengthy conversation
Just a greeting
Or something in between?
(It depends)
Very prejudiced,
a little prejudiced,
Or, not prejudiced at all
Other (please specify)
Skip, from UPREJMEG
You avoid displaying prejudiced behaviour towards minority ethnic people
Your behaviour towards minority ethnic people is consistent with the prejudice y
Become more positive
Become more negative
Stayed about the same
Very welcome
Fairly welcome
Neither welcome or unwelcome
Fairly unwelcome
Very unwelcome
Skip, from CAREHOME
Ten
Skip, from CARESEP
Skip, not a carer
Your husband, wife or partner
Your child or step-child
Your foster child
Your parent
Your parent-in-law
Your grandparent
Your brother or sister
Another relative
A friend or neighbour
Identified
0-2 hours per week
3-4 hours per week
5-9 hours per week
10-19 hours per week
20-29 hours per week
30-34 hours per week
35-59 hours per week
60 hours plus
One day per week
Two days per week
Three days per week
Four days per week
Five days per week
Six days per week
Seven days per week
Skip, only 1 activity at Q13
Help with personal care e.g. washing, dressing, eating, toil
Physical help e.g. helping in/out of bed/chair
Helping up/down stairs
Helping with paperwork/financial matters
Practical help e.g. shopping and housework
Other practical help e.g. gardening and decorating
Companionship
Take him/her out
Give medicine
Supervision
Other help
Less than 6 months
6-12 months
Over 1 year, less than 3 years
3 years, less than 5 years
5 years, less than 10 years
10 years, less than 15 years
15 years, less than 20 years
20 years or more
Most of the time
Skip, from USOCCARE
Very satisfied
Fairly satisfied
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
Fairly dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Skip, from OSOCCARE
Very easy
Quite easy
Neither easy nor difficult
Quite difficult
Very difficult
I would prefer my own children to help me
I would prefer other family members or friends to help me
I would prefer care assistants coming to my home to help me
I would prefer to move to a nursing home and have the help t
Skip, from PREFHELP
I think that it is up to the person themselves to pay for th
I think that the government should fund part of this and tha
I think it is just one of those things that the government s
Very fair
Quite fair
Neither fair nor unfair
Quite unfair
Very unfair
Investing more on residential care
Investing more on home care services
Skip, from DIRPAY & USOCCARE
It should be the same in all parts of the UK
It s alright for it to be different in different parts of th
Strongly support
Support
Neither support nor oppose
Oppose
Strongly oppose
I ve thought about it but haven t done anything specific
I am saving money which I could use for these kinds of needs
I am buying/have bought a property and would be willing to u
I expect my family to help fund any such care
I haven t really thought about it
I don t think there is anything I can do to plan for this no
Skip, from PARTIDA
Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
Sinn Fein
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
Alliance Party
Other Party
Other answer
Unionist
Nationalist
Neither
Skip, respondent does not think of themselves as unionist or nationalist
Very strong
Fairly strong
Not very strong
to remain part of the United Kingdom with direct rule
to remain part of the United Kingdom with devolved governmen
or, to reunify with the rest of Ireland?
Independent state
Skip, respondent would like NI to reunify with the rest of Ireland
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?
Skip, respondent would like NI to remain part of the UK
Neither satisfied nor dissatified
more say in how Northern Ireland is governed,
less say,
or, is it making no difference?
or, nothing at all?
too early to tell
Not registered
Skip, no self-completion
Better relations will come about through more mixing
Better relations will come about through more separation
Can't choose
Much more mixing
Bit more mixing
Keep things as they are
Bit more separation
Much more separation
Skip, no self completion
Skip, refusal to complete self completion section
All year round
Only for a few weeks around special events
For the months around special events
Less willing
More willing
Would make no difference
Hardly at all
Can t choose
Strengthening the union with Great Britain
Working for a united Ireland
Improving cross-community relations in Northern Ireland
Sorting out the 11+ deadlock
Making our society  greener
Tackling poverty
Tackling the level of unemployment
Something else
Very happy
Fairly happy
Not very happy
Not at all happy
Excellent
Good
Fair
Poor
Very Poor
Own it outright
Buying it with the help of a mortgage or loan
Pay part rent and part mortgage (shared Co-ownership)
Rent it
Live here rent-free (including rent-free in relative s/frien
Squatting
Refused/not answered
Skip, not rented at TENSHT1
Housing Executive/local authority/council/Scottish Homes
Housing assoc, charitable trust or local housing company
Employer (organisation) of a household member
Another organisation
Relative/friend (before you lived here) of a household member
Employer (individual) of a household member
Another individual private landlord
Furnished
Partly furnished (eg curtains and carpets only)
Unfurnished
Degree level or higher
Higher Education
A GCE Level
GCSE A-C or equivalent
GCSE D-G or equivalent
No Qualifications
15 or under
16
17
18
19 or over
Still at school
Still at college or university
Other (Write in)
Refusal/not answered
Worked last week
Away from work last week
Waiting to take up job
Looking for work
Not looking for work - sick
Economically inactive
Government training scheme
In paid employment
Not in paid employment
Economically active
Skip, in work or willing to start work or government training scheme
Student
Looking after family/home
Caring for elderly or disabled person full-time
Temporarily sick or injured
Long-term sick or disabled
Retired from paid work
Other reasons
Skip, not applicable
An employee
Self-employed?
Skip, from REMPSEMP - self employed
Public sector
Private sector
Voluntary/charity sector
Large employers and higher managerial occupations
Higher professional occupations
Lower managerial and professional  occupations
Intermediate occupations
Small employers and own account workers
Lower supervisory and technical occupations
Semi-routine occupations
Routine occupations
Never worked and long-term unemployed
Not classified
Yes, trade union
Yes, staff association
Skip, currently in TU/SA
Skip, no partner
waiting to take up a job already obtained
Skip, not answered/not applicable
Skip, from SEMPSEMP - self employed
Skip, other religion or other answer
Catholic
Protestant
No religion
Skip, from RELIGION
Several times a week
Once a week
2 or 3 times a month
Once a month
Several times a year
Once a year
Less Frequently
Skip, from SLFMXSCH
Formally Integrated school
School that was just fairly mixed
Hardly any?
Am not a member of one of the two main religious communiti
My children are not yet at school
Never had any children (in my care)
Skip, respondent does not have a long-standing illness, disability or infirmity
Skip, respondent has a long-standing illness, disability or infirmity that limit
Less than £519, less than £9 per week
£520-£1039, between £10 & £19 pw
£1040-£1559, between £20 & £29 pw
£1560-£2079, between £30 & £39 pw
£2080-£2599, between £40 & £49 pw
£2600-£3119, between £50 & £59 pw
£3120-£3639, between £60 & £69 pw
£3640-£4159, between £70 & £79 pw
£4160-£4679, between £80 & £89 pw
£4680-£5199, between £90 & £99 pw
£5200-£6239, between £100 & £119 pw
£6240-£7279, between £120 & £139 pw
£7280-£8319, between £140 & £159 pw
£8320-£9359, between £160 & £179 pw
£9360-£10399, between £180 & £199 pw
£10400-£11439, between £200 & £219 pw
£11440-£12479, between £220 & £239 pw
£12480-£13519, between £240 & £259 pw
£13520-£14559, between £260 & £279 pw
£14560-£15599, between £280 & £299 pw
£15600-£16639, between £300 & £319 pw
£16640-£17679, between £320 & £339 pw
£17680-£18719, between £340 & £359 pw
£18720-£19759, between £360 & £379 pw
£19760-£20799, between £380 & £399 pw
£20800-£23399, between £400 & £449 pw
£23400-£25999, between £450 & £499 pw
£26000-£28599, between £500 & £549 pw
£28600-£31199, between £550 & £599 pw
£31200-£33799, between £600 & £649 pw
£33800-£36399, between £650 & £699 pw
£36400-£38999, between £700 & £749 pw
£39000-£41599, between £750 & £799 pw
£41600-£44199, between £800 & £849 pw
£44200-£46799, between £850 & £899 pw
£46800-£49399, between £900 & £949 pw
£49400-£51999, between £950 & £999 pw
£52000 and Over, over £1000 a week
I DO NOT WISH TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION