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Steven Hope MORI Scotland
Chris Martin TNS Social
A Scottish Executive National Statistics Publication
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Background to the SHS 2. Fieldwork targets and outcomes Sample performance Fieldwork performance 3. Weighting Design weighting No additional corrective weighting 4. Data quality 5. Survey design factors and complex standard errors Scottish Executive Statistical ServicesCorrespondence and enquiries
Table 2-1: Mosaic profile of sampled addresses and all Scottish households Table 2-2: Deadwood rate assumptions and actual deadwood Table 2-3: Summary of outcomes at issued addresses for 2003 sample Table 2-4: Trends in SHS response rates 1999 to 2003 Table 2-5: Household interview targets and numbers achieved in each local authority, 2003 Table 2-6: Random adult (RA) response rates, 2003 Table 3-1: Weights to account for disproportionate sampling and differences in household response rates by local authority and quarter, 2003 Table 3-2: Weights to account for disproportionate sampling and differences in random adult response rates by local authority and quarter, 2003Table 4-1: Comparison of household types in the 2001 Census and the 2003 SHS Table 4-2: Comparison of key variables in the 2001 Census, 1996 Scottish House Condition Survey (SHCS) and the 2003 SHSTable 4-3: Comparison of weighted and unweighted age and sex profile of 2003 SHS data with 2001 Census estimates Table 4-4: Comparison of key variables relating to driving and transport Table 4-5: Comparison of ethnicity in Census 2001 and 2003 SHS Table 4-6: Comparison of 2003/2004 SE urban/rural classification and 2003 SHS Table 4-7: Comparison of economic activity variables among adults of working age Table 5-1: Design factors and confidence intervals for key variables in 2003 data
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