Skip, not applicable
Male
Female
Skip, refused
Not applicable
Not answered/refused
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
0-17
(Don't know/Not answered/Refusal)
Respondent
Spouse
Cohabitee
Son or daughter (included adopted)
Step-son or step-daughter
Foster child
Son-in-law or daughter-in-law
Parent or guardian
Step-parent
Foster parent
Parent-in-law
Brother or sister (including adopted)
Step-brother or step-sister
Foster brother or foster sister
Brother-in-law or sister-in-law
Grand-child
Grand-parent
Other relative
Other non-relative
Civil partner
Refused
Refused/not answered
Single (never married)
Married and living with husband or wife
A civil partner in a legally-registered civil partnership
Married and separated from husband or wife
Divorced
Widowed
Spontaneous only - In a legally-recognised Civil Partnership and separated from
Spontaneous only - Formerly a civil partner, the civil Partnership now legally d
Spontaneous only - A surviving civil partner: his/her partner having since died
(Refusal)
Don't know
(No answer/Refused)
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Yes
No
Spontaneous only - same sex couple but not in a formal relationship
...a big city
the suburbs or outskirts of a big city
a small city or town
a country village
a farm or home in the country
...fallen behind prices
kept up with prices
or, gone up by more than prices?
(Not answered/refused)
A lot
A little
Hardly any
More now
Less now
About the same
Other (please specify)
More in 5 years time
Less
Strongly agree
Agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Disagree
Strongly disagree
Skip, respondent is Eastern European
Skip, respondent is Muslim
Daily
Once or twice a week
Once or twice a month
Very rarely
Not at all
A close interaction such as a lengthy conversation
Just a greeting
Or something inbetween
(It depends)
Very prejudiced
A little prejudiced
Not prejudiced at all
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You avoid displaying prejudiced behaviour towards minority ethnic people
Your behaviour towards minority ethnic people is consistent with the prejudice y
Very welcome
Fairly welcome
Neither welcome nor unwelcome
Fairly unwelcome
Very unwelcome
0 Extremely bad
1
2
3
4
5 Neither
6
7
8
9
10 Extremely good
0 Extremely bad for economy
10 Extremely good for economy
0 Cultural life undermined
10 Cultural life enriched
Skip, not in group 2
True
False
Skip, not in group 1
Migrants to the UK should be allowed to settle wherever they can find jobs
Migrants to the UK should not be allowed to settle in areas where there is alrea
Migrants to the UK should be allowed to settle only where the government can pro
Migrants should not be allowed to settle in the UK even if there are jobs, housi
Asylum seekers should never be held in detention centres
Asylum seekers should be held in detention centres only when there is a strong r
Asylum seekers should normally be held in detention centres, but exceptions shou
Asylum seekers should always be held in detention centres?
A lot more
Somewhat more
About the same number
Somewhat less
A lot less
Increased a lot
Increased a little
Remain the same as it is
reduced a little
Reduced a lot
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Yes, know someone with autism
No, not know someone with autism
Skip, from KNOWA
Child
Adult
I know both children and adults with autism
1 in 100 people
1 in 1,000 people
1 in 10,000 people
Definitely
Probably
Probably not
Definitely not
Yes, but only if they are high functioning
Comfortable
Comfortable, but only if they are high functioning
Uncomfortable
More likely to shop there
Less likely to shop there
It would make no difference
(Other answer - write in)
A lot of contact
A little contact
No contact at all
It depends
An educational problem
A health problem
(Both)
(Neither)
Better
Worse
Own religion only
Mixed religion neighbourhood
Mixed religion workplace
Mixed religion school
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Identified
Not identified
British
Irish
Ulster
Northern Irish
Would mind a lot
Would mind a little
would not mind
More
Very strong
Fairly strong
Neither
Fairly weak
Very weak
Yes, definitely
Yes, probably
None in this area
Very safe
Quite safe
Neither safe nor unsafe
Quite unsafe
Very unsafe
Don't have a religion
(Spontaneous only: Don't use public transport)
All
Most
Half
Less than half
None
Not Protestant or Catholic
Hardly anything
Nothing at all
None at all
1 - definitely not achieved
5
10 - definitely achieved
Catholics (EQNOW1)
Protestants (EQNOW2)
Gays/ Lesbians/ Bi-sexuals (EQNOW3)
Disabled (EQNOW4)
Elderly (EQNOW5)
Travellers (EQNOW6)
Other ethnic minorities (EQNOW7)
Women (EQNOW8)
Men (EQNOW9)
Transgender people (EQNOW11)
Children (EQNOW10)
Treated better than 5 years ago
Treated worse than 5 years ago
Treated the same as 5 years ago
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You avoid displaying prejudiced behaviour towards gay men
Your behaviour towards gay men matches with the prejudice you feel
Other (Please specify)
(No answer/Refusal)
You avoid displaying prejudiced behaviour towards lesbians
Your behaviour towards lesbians matches with the prejudice you feel?
Very comfortable
Fairly comfortable
Neither comfortable nor uncomfortable
Fairly uncomfortable
Very uncomfortable
Definitely more
Probably more
About right the way it is now
Probably less
Definitely less
Should be valid
Should not be valid
No, probably not
No, definitely not
Lesbians and gay men are born that way and their sexual orientation is not somet
Lesbians and gay men choose their sexual orientation and they can change it if t
More should definitely be done to promote equality for people who are gay or les
More should probably be done to promote equality for people who are gay or lesbi
Changes have probably gone too far
changes have definitely gone too far
X - DUP/Democratic Unionist Party
B - Sinn Féin
F - Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
M - Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
P - Alliance Party
W - Other Party  (please specify)
None of these
Other answer (please specify)
Irish not British
More Irish than British
Equally Irish and British
More British than Irish
British not Irish
Other description (please specify)
Unionist
Nationalist
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Not very strong
Very likely
Quite likely
Quite unlikely
Very unlikely
(Even chance)
To remain part of the United Kingdom, with direct rule
To remain part of the United Kingdom, with devolved government
To reunify with the rest of Ireland?
(Independent state)
Other answer (specify)
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Would find this almost impossible to accept
Would not like it, but could live with it if you had to
Would happily accept the wishes of the majority
Very satisfied
Fairly satisfied
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
Fairly dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
More say in how Northern Ireland is governed
Less say
It is making no difference
(Too early to tell)
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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 friend's property; exclud
Squatting
Other
the Housing Executive / local authority / council / Scottish Homes
a housing association, 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 curtain and carpets only)
or unfurnished?
1 CSE - Grade 1
2 CSE - Grade 2-5
3 CSE - ungraded / DK grade
4 Junior certificate
5 GCSE - Grades A*-C / GNVQ Intermediate
6 GCSE - Grades D-G / GNVQ Foundation
7 GCE O-level 1-6 (pre 1975)
8 GCE O-level A-C (1975 or after)
9 GCE / VCE AS Level
10 GCE / VCE A-level / GNVA Advanced or equivalent
11 Senior certificate
12 Recognised trade apprenticeship completed
13 Clerical and commercial qualifications
14 National Council for Vocational Qualifications award - level one
15 National Council for Vocational Qualifications award - level two
16 National Council for Vocational Qualifications award - level three
17 National Council for Vocational Qualifications award - level four
18 National Council for Vocational Qualifications award - level five
19 Vocational Certificate in Education
20 Advanced Vocational Certificate in Education
21 City and Guilds Certificate Pt 1
22 City and Guilds Certificate Pt 2
23 City and Guilds Certificate Pt 3
24 ONC or OND, BEC /TEC general certificate
25 HNC or HND, BEC/TEC higher certificate
26 Nursing qualifications eg SEN, SRN, SCM
27 Nursing Degree
28 Teaching qualifications
29 University / Polytechnic diploma
30 University or CNAA First Degree (eg BA, BSc)
31 University or CNAA Higher Degree (eg MSc PhD)
32 Other qualification (in other school and membership of professional instituti
33 No qualifications
Degree level or higher
Higher education
GCE A level or equiv
GCSE A-C or equiv
GCSE D-G or equiv
No qualifications
Other, level unknown
Unclassified
15 or under
16
17
18
19 or over
Still at school
Still at college or university
Other (write in)
Not answered
No information
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
Student
Looking after the home
Caring for elderly or disabled person full-time
Temporarily sick or injured
Long-term sick or disabled
Retired from paid work
Other reasons (please specify)
Waiting to take up job already obtained
Employee
Self-employed
Public sector
Private sector
Voluntary/charity sector
Refusal/not answered
Full-time
Part-time
Not in employment
15-20
21-30
31-40
51 or more
Not applicable/No information
Not applicable/not answered
Not applicable/no information
Voluntary sector / charity sector
Not answered/applicable
41 or more
1.1 Large employers and higher managerial occupations
1.2 Higher professional occupations
2 Lower managerial and professional occupations
3 Intermediate occupations
4 Small employers and own account workers
5 Lower supervisory and technical occupations
6 Semi-routine occupations
7 Routine occupations
8 Never worked and long-term unemployed
9 Not classified
Yes, trade union
Yes, staff association
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Skip, other answer/religion
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
Never
Skip, from SLFMXSCH
Formally integrated school
School that was just fairly mixed
(Am not a member of one of the two main religious communities)
My children are not yet at school
Never had any children (in my care)
(No answer/Refusal
Skip, from ANYHCOND
Yes, a lot
Yes, a little
1. Up to £9                        Up to £42                        Up to £51
2. £10 up to £19               £43 up to £85                  £520 up to £
3. £20 up to £29               £86 up to £129                £1,040 up to
4. £30 up to £39               £130 up to £172              £1,560 up to £
5. £40 up to £49               £173 up to £216              £2,080 up to £
6. £50 up to £59               £217 up to £259              £2,600 up to £
7. £60 up to £69               £260 up to £302              £3,120 up to £
8. £70 up to £79               £303 up to £346              £3,640 up to £
9. £80 up to £89               £347 up to £389              £4,160 up to £
10. £90 up to £99             £390 up to £432              £4,680 up to £5
11. £100 up to £119         £433 up to £519              £5,200 up to £6,2
12. £120 up to £139         £520 up to £606              £6,240 up to £7,2
13. £140 up to £159         £607 up to £692              £7,280 up to £8,3
14. £160 up to £179         £693 up to £779              £8,320 up to £9,3
15. £180 up to £199         £780 up to £866              £9,360 up to £10,
16. £200 up to £219         £867 up to £952              £10,400 up to £11
17. £220 up to £239         £953 up to £1,039           £11,440 up to £12,
18. £240 up to £259         £1,040 up to £1,126        £12,480 up to £13,5
19. £260 up to £279         £1,127 up to £1,212        £13,520 up to £14,5
20. £280 up to £299         £1,213 up to  £1,299       £14,560 up to £15,5
21. £300 up to £319         £1,300 up to £1,386        £15,600 up to £16,6
22. £320 up to £339         £1,387 up to £1,472        £16,640 up to £17,6
23. £340 up to £359         £1,473 up to £1,559        £17,680 up to £18,7
24. £360 up to £379         £1,560 up to £1,646        £18,720 up to £19,7
25. £380 up to £399         £1,647 up to £1,732        £19,760 up to £20,7
26. £400 up to £449         £1,733 up to £1,949        £20,800 up to £23,3
27. £450 up to £499         £1,950 up to £2,166        £23,400 up to £25,9
28. £500 up to £549         £2,167 up to £2,382        £26,000 up to £28,5
29. £550 up to £599         £2,383 up to £2,599        £28,600 up to £31,1
30. £600 up to £649         £2,600 up to £2,816        £31,200 up to £33,7
31. £650 up to £699         £2,817 up to £3,032        £33,800 up to £36,3
32. £700 up to £749         £3,033 up to £3,249        £36,400 up to £38,9
33. £750 up to £799         £3,250 up to £3,466        £39,000 up to £41,5
34. £800 up to £849         £3,467 up to £3,685        £41,600 up to £44,1
35. £850 up to £899         £3,686 up to £3,899        £44,200 up to £46,7
36. £900 up to £949         £3,900 up to £4,116        £46,800 up to £49,3
37. £950 up to £999         £4,117 up to £4,332        £49,400 up to £51,9
38. £1,000 or more          £4,333 or more                £52,000 or more
Skip, no self comp/not answered
Can't choose
Hardly at all
Netiher agree not disagree
Better relations will come about through more mixing
Better relations will come about through more separation
Much more mixing
Bit more mixing
Keep things as they are
Bit more separation
Much more separation
Town councils (ULAMP1)
Political parties (ULAMP2)
Cultural groups (ULAMP3)
Paramilitary groups (ULAMP4)
Other community groups (ULAMP5)
Isolated individuals (ULAMP6)
Can't choose (ULAMPDK)
Town councils (TRILAMP1)
Political parties (TRILAMP2)
Cultural groups (TRILAMP3)
Paramilitary groups (TRILAMP4)
Other community groups (TRILAMP5)
Isolated individuals (TRILAMP6)
Can't choose (TRILAMPDK)
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
Not sure
A specific incident usually sparks it
It's a response to being provoked
People like the excitement
Paramilitaries organise it
Something else - please say what below
Always wrong
Almost always wrong
Wrong only sometimes
Not wrong at all
No, I don't know anyone who is gay or lesbian (GLNOT)
Yes-a member of my family (GLFAM)
Yes-a friend I know fairly well (GLFRIEND)
Yes-someone I do not know very well (GLACQNT)
Yes-someone at my work (GLWORK)
Yes-someone else (GLELSE)
Not sure (GLDK)
Yes, in a joking way
Yes, in a hostile way
Strongly approve
Approve
Neither approve nor disapprove
Disapprove
Strongly disapprove
No, I don't know anyone who is transgender (TGNOT)
Yes- a member of my family (TGFAM)
Yes- a friend I know fairly well (TGFRIEND)
Yes- someone I do not know very well (TGACQNT)
Yes- someone at work (TGWORK)
Yes- someone else (TGELSE)
Not sure (TGDK)
Very happy
Fairly happy
Not very happy
Not at all happy
Excellent
Good
Fair
Poor
Very poor