Publication - Research and analysis

Understanding extremism in Scotland: public perceptions and experiences

Published: 27 July 2023
Directorate: Local Government and Housing Directorate, +1 more … Equality, Inclusion and Human Rights Directorate
ISBN: 9781805254133

Findings from research exploring public understandings and experiences of extremism in Scotland.

Appendix C: Qualitative participant details

Table C.2: Characteristics of qualitative research participants
Code	Sex	Age	Religion	Ethnicity	Location	Interview
1	F	55-64	Church of Scotland	White	Glasgow	Yes
2	M	65-74	Church of Scotland	White	Aberdeenshire	Yes
3	M	65-74	Church of Scotland	White	Scottish Borders
4	M	65-74	Humanist	White	Argyll and Bute
5	F	21	None	White	Edinburgh
6	M	20	Roman Catholic	White	Bridge of Weir
7	F	21	Roman Catholic	White	Glasgow
8	M	26	None	White	Kilbarchan	Yes
9	M	55	None	Mixed Ethnic Group	Glasgow	Yes
10	F	41	None	White	Greenock	Yes
11	M	40	None	Asian, Scottish Asian, or British Asian	Glasgow
12	M	46	Other Christian	Other	Glasgow
13	F	31	None	White	Kilmarnock
14	F	29	None	White	Johnstone
15	M	29	None	White	Kilmarnock
16	M	75+	None	White	Stirling
17	F	30	Church of Scotland	White	Ayr
18	F	29	None	White	Glasgow	Yes
19	F	27	Roman Catholic	White	Glasgow
20	F	35-44	Other Christian	White	Highlands
21	F	65-74	None	White	Highlands
22	M	38	None	Asian, Scottish Asian or British Asian	Edinburgh	Yes
23	M	19	Other Christian	Scottish African	Glasgow
24	F	24	Roman Catholic	White	Glasgow	Yes
25	M	65-74	None	White	Highlands
26	M	65-74	None	White	Glasgow

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