Scottish Health Survey 2014 - volume 2: technical report

Presents information on the methodology and fieldwork for the Scottish Health Survey 2014.

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Table 1.7 Summary of children's individual response to the survey, by sample type and sex

Eligible child sample aged 0-15 ('set' sample of children)a 2014
Individual response Boys Girls All children
N % N % N %
Main sample
Interviewed 409 61 401 60 810 61
Eligible non-responders:b
In responding households 26 4 21 3 47 4
In non-responding households 238 35 242 36 480 36
Responded to:
Heightc 294 44 287 43 581 43
Weightc 293 44 284 43 577 43
Child boost sample
Interviewed 433 69 425 68 858 69
Eligible non-responders:b
In responding households 3 0 1 0 4 0
In non-responding households 187 30 198 32 386 31
Responded to:
Heightc 327 52 332 53 659 53
Weightc 323 52 325 52 648 52
All children
Interviewed 842 65 826 64 1668 65
Eligible non-responders:b
In responding households 29 2 22 2 51 2
In non-responding households 425 33 440 34 865 33
Responded to:
Heightc 621 48 619 48 1240 48
Weightc 616 48 609 47 1225 47
Base: set sample
Main sample 673 664 1337
Child boost 623 624 1248
All children 1296 1288 2584

a For the method of estimating the child 'set' sample, see Section 1.6.4. Estimated bases have been rounded

b Only 2 children per household were eligible for interview so if more than 2 children were in the household the additional ones were not interviewed

c Height and weight measurements were only taken from children aged 2+. As the set sample is based on children aged 0 to 15 the figures shown will underestimated the height and weight response rates

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