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1958 NCDS Age 37 years (1995)

The NCDS age 37 years sub-study was conducted in 1995, between the full surveys that took place at ages 33 and 42 years.

The sub-study aimed to collect details about cohort members’ basic skills and was designed to supplement the information on self-reported literacy and numeracy problems gathered at age 33 and 42 years, with objective assessments of skills in these areas.

A 10% representative sample of the full NCDS sample was used for the sub-study (N = 1,714). 

 

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NCDS Age 37 (1995)

NCDS Age 37 Basic Literacy and Numeracy Skills

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