Coronavirus (COVID-19) impact on wellbeing: wave 3 - survey summary
Findings from the final wave of a telephone survey we commissioned to better understand the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on people in Scotland.
Annex A: Methodology
- 1000 participants selected using random digit dialling; a similar number of participants to wave 1 (1000) and wave 2 (1004).
- Quotas were set based on gender, working status, age, Scottish parliamentary region and tenure and weighted to ensure the sample was representative of the Scottish population.
- The unweighted sample sizes for subgroups are shown in the table below.
- Telephone interview lasting 15 minutes.
- Topics included: wellbeing, work and finances, social contact and support and behaviours during the restrictions.
- Questions were all closed (see Annex B).
- 3 waves of interviews conducted April/May 2020, December 2020 and March 2021.
- We identified differences in experiences based on: gender, age, household composition, income and those with long-term health conditions.
Table 1: Unweighted base sizes for wave 3
Category | Unweighted base |
---|---|
Male | 432 |
Female | 564 |
SIMD quintile 1 | 139 |
SIMD quintile 2 | 161 |
SIMD quintile 3 | 192 |
SIMD quintile 4 | 226 |
SIMD quintile 5 | 213 |
Age 16-24 | 102 |
Age 25-34 | 164 |
Age 35-54 | 314 |
Age 55-69 | 277 |
Age 70+ | 143 |
Disabled | 192 |
Non-disabled | 788 |
Urban | 736 |
Rural | 195 |
Contact
Email: covid-19.behaviours@gov.scot
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