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Dace · 21 Sep 2007, 00:36

*ahem*

OK im not a demographer type scientist but hopefully i've covered most of the variables with my questions etc.

Other studies would need to be referenced (i.e. impact of older siblings etc). Also "IQ" can be accounted for in disruptive behaviour (i forgot to add about whether a person gets learning support help).

The post code data is necessary to figure out (roughly) social level (i.e. you can find out the average house price etc).

All the data is annonymised (i.e. through the use of Participant codes).

It's late. I've most likely missed stuff out. My main point though is i think that if the study is correctly set up you can cover all the variables by clever questioning. Critique at will nod.

21 Sep 2007, 00:36	#90
Dace so f*cking zen Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Hitting Bottom Posts: 8,499	Re: Stupid police officers and the nonsensical comments they make ahem OK im not a demographer type scientist but hopefully i've covered most of the variables with my questions etc. Other studies would need to be referenced (i.e. impact of older siblings etc). Also "IQ" can be accounted for in disruptive behaviour (i forgot to add about whether a person gets learning support help). The post code data is necessary to figure out (roughly) social level (i.e. you can find out the average house price etc). All the data is annonymised (i.e. through the use of Participant codes). It's late. I've most likely missed stuff out. My main point though is i think that if the study is correctly set up you can cover all the variables by clever questioning. Critique at will nod. __________________ On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero.