One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Nine
Ten
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
Not answered/Refused
Male
Female
Other answer/not answered/refused
Single (never married)
Married/civil partnership and living with spouse/partner
Married and separated from spouse
Divorced/civil partnership dissolved
Widowed
No answer/refused
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Yes
No
Don't know
Not answered/refused
0 - 5 years
6 - 10 years
11 - 20 years
21 - 30 years
31 - 40 years
41 - 50 years
51 years or more
Not answered
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
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Lived elsewhere in the United Kingdom
Not lived elsewhere in the United Kingdom
Lived in the Republic of Ireland
Not lived the Republic of Ireland
Lived outside UK and Ireland
Not lived outside UK and Ireland
Strongly agree
Agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Disagree
Strongly disagree
Almost every day
At least once a week
A few times a month
A few times a year
Less than once a year
Never
More now
Less now
About the same
Other (please write in)
I don't know
Prefer not to say
Very prejudiced
A little prejudiced
Not prejudiced at all
Other (write in)
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You avoid displaying prejudiced behavoiur towards minority ethnic people
Your behaviour towards minority ethnic people is consistent with the prejudice y
Increased a lot
Increased a little
Remain the same as it is
Reduced a little
Reduced a lot
A lot
A little
Not at all
Very important
Fairly important
Neither important nor unimportant
Fairly unimportant
Very unimportant
Yes, and I know a lot about it
Yes, and I know a little about it
Yes, but I know nothing about it
No, I have never heard of it
Better
Worse
My own religion only
A mixed religion neighbourhood
A mixed religion workplace
A mixed religion school
It depends on the flag
The union flag should be flown from all public buildings all the time
The union flag should be flown on designated days only from all public buildings
The union flag should not be flown at all from any public building
Yes, definitely
Yes, probably
Probably not
Definitely not
I don't have a workplace
Depends on the school
I don't have children at school
British
Irish
Ulster
Northern Irish
None in this area
Very safe
Quite safe
Neither safe nor unsafe
Quite unsafe
Very unsafe
Very favourable
Favourable
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
Unfavourable
Very unfavourable
Always or most of the time
Sometimes
It depends
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Within a few streets of the nearest Peace Line
More than a few streets away but less than 10 miles
10 miles or more
I would like things left the way they are now
I would like the Peace Lines to come down now
I would like the Peace Lines to come down in the future
I would like to keep the Peace Lines but have them opened up for some accessibil
I would like to keep the Peace Lines but change how they look to make them more
No, probably not
No, definitely not
True
False
I cannot remember
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A fair amount
Not very much
Nothing at all
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Very confident
Fairly confident
Not very confident
Not at all confident
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Part of the police
Independent of the police
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Always acceptable
Sometimes acceptable
Never acceptable
Nothing, this behaviour is acceptable
Nothing, although I'd feel uncomfortable with the situation
Nothing, I'd like to say/do something but don't know what to do
I would do/say something to show I didn't approve
A close friend or family member
My spouse or partner
A charity helpline
The police
A medical professional (eg a doctor or nurse)
An educational professional (eg a teacher)
A religious leader
I would not feel comfortable discussing or reporting it
No answer
I don’t know
Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
Sinn Fein
Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP)
Alliance Party
Green Party
Other Party (WRITE IN)
None of these
Other answer (WRITE IN)
I did not vote
Irish not British
More Irish than British
Equally Irish and British
More British than Irish
British not Irish
Other description (please write in)
Unionist
Nationalist
Neither
Agreement remains best basis for governing NI as it is
Agreement remains best basis for governing NI, but needs some changes
Agreement no longer good basis for governing NI, should be substantially changed
Agreement never been good basis for governing NI, should be removed
Completely trust
Somewhat trust
Neither trust nor distrust
Somewhat distrust
Completely distrust
Very likely
Quite likely
Quite unlikely
Very unlikely
Even chance
Remain part of UK, with direct rule
Remain part of UK, with devolved government
Reunify with the rest of Ireland
Be an independent state
Other answer (please write in)
Yes, should unify with the Republic
No, should not unify with the Republic
I would not vote
I am not eligible to vote
More likely
Less likely
Has made no difference
More in favour
Less in favour
Remainers
Leavers
Very close
Fairly close
Neither close nor distant
Fairly remote
Very remote
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Protocol is, on balance, a good thing for N Ireland
Protocol is a mixed bag for N Ireland
Protocol is, on balance, a bad thing for N Ireland
I don’t know enough about the Protocol to have a strong opinion of it
I always think of myself as European
I sometimes think of myself as European
I never think of myself as European
A lot of sympathy
A little sympathy
No sympathy at all
Fairly safe
Fairly unsafe
Mainly Catholic
Mainly Protestant
Mixed
Mainly Loyalist
Mainly Republican
Neither of these
Own outright
Buying with mortage, loan or co-ownership
Rent from private landlord
Rent from Housing Executive/Housing Association
Other
Degree level or higher
Higher education - diploma or equivalent
GCE A level or equivalent
GCSE grades A to C or equivalent
GCSE grades D to G or equivalent
No qualifications
Other qualifications: level unknown
Refused/not answered/no information
15 or under
16
17
18
19 or over
Still at school, college or university
Other (Write in)
Working full-time
Working part-time
Not working (seeking work)
Retired
In a Government Training Scheme
In full-time education
Looking after the home
Permanently sick or disabled
Not working (and not seeking work)
Caring for older or disabled person full-time
In paid employment
Not in paid employment
Economically active
Economically inactive
Skip, not appropriate
Managerial, administrative and professional occupations
Intermediate occupations
Small employers and own account workers
Lower supervisory and technical occupations
Semi-routine and routine occupations
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Not appropriate/answered
Other answer/not answered/not appropriate
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Catholic
Protestant
No religion
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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
Part of the Protestant community
Part of the Catholic community
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Formally integrated school
School that was just fairly mixed
My children are not yet at school
Never had any children (in my care)
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Yes, a lot
Yes, a little
Yes - 1 person
Yes - 2 or more people
Less than £100 per week
£100-£180 per week
£181-£240 per week
£241-£300 per week
£301-£360 per week
£361-£420 per week
£421-£510 per week
£511-£630 per week
£631-£831 per week
£831 or more per week
High income
Middle income
Low income
Keeping up with all bills - without any difficulties
Keeping up with all bills - but it was a struggle from time to time
Keeping up with all bills - but it was a constant struggle
Not keeping up with all bills - had fallen behind with some of them
Not keeping up with all bills - had fallen behind with many of them
Fallen behind prices
Kept up with prices
Gone up by more than prices
I did not experience financial hardship since September 2021
I did experience financial hardship since September 2021
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Rural
Urban