How to analyse the Scottish Social Attitudes survey on this website
8th October 2013 Page
Step one: If you have not done so already, open the page where you can search for questions from the Scottish Social Attitudes (SSA) survey. Open in a new tab…
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8th October 2013 Page
Step one: If you have not done so already, open the page where you can search for questions from the Scottish Social Attitudes (SSA) survey. Open in a new tab…
18th June 2013 Page
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18th December 2019 Comment Site News
…will be brought up-to-date, the site’s web address (URL) will not change. All the content currently available on WhatScotlandThinks, including questions, polls, blog posts and user comments, will be available…
13th October 2016 Page
…UK get along?’, in Park, A., Bryson, C. and Curtice, J. (eds), British Social Attitudes: the 31st report, London: NatCen Research. Available at http://www.bsa.natcen.ac.uk/latest-report/british-social-attitudes-31/scotland/introduction.aspx Curtice, J. (2014), ‘Independence Referendum: A…
22nd January 2014 Comment
If you have been reading the news coverage and blogs on the 2013 Scottish Social Attitudes (SSA) survey you may have further questions about the findings. Like what do the…
13th October 2016 Page
…and Perry, J. (eds) British Social Attitudes: The 35th Report, London: The National Centre for Social Research Available at: https://www.bsa.natcen.ac.uk/media/39284/bsa35_full-report.pdf Curtice, J. (2018) Just 15 months to go: What Scotland…
23rd August 2014 Comment The Scottish independence referendum
…sample includes people with specific characteristics to reflect the population as a whole. Stratified volunteer samples are used for online surveys, whereby the sample is selected from a large database…
30th March 2017 Comment How Scotland should be governed Policy issues
…particular, rather than endorsing freedom of movement, it seems that most voters in Scotland, just like their counterparts elsewhere, would like to maintain free trade but abandon freedom of movement….
13th January 2020 Page
…questions from the same company – eg a regularly asked by a pollster like Ipsos MORI or a question that is part of a large-scale. However, when different companies ask…
20th June 2014 Comment Site News
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