Sweep Description
1965 (Age 19)
Further and Technical Education Survey
Dr James WB Douglas
MRC Unit, London School of Economics
For cohort members who were at school, college or in further or technical education the administrative authorities of those establishments were asked to complete postal questionnaires about courses attended. A separate postal questionnaire was sent to university and college students about courses attended, leisure time activities, and health, including the short Maudsley Personality Inventory. Health visitors were asked to make home visits to all cohort members to ask questions about health and employment, and a postal version for self-completion was sent to those who did not wish to be interviewed or who could not be contacted by a health visitor. In addition cohort members who were at university in 1965 were interviewed by study team members using a semi-structured method without a questionnaire to ask about their school preparation for university, their choice of university subject, specialisation at university, views on the so-called ‘two cultures’ (i.e. arts and sciences) debate, accommodation, and comments on the perceived function of a university. 299 students were invited and 193 took part.
Study website: https://www.nshd.mrc.ac.uk/
Early adulthood
19 - 30 years
Coverage
Funding
Data
1965 School and College Questionnaire
nshd_65_sq
1965 School and College Questionnaire
Self-administered questionnaire using a traditional paper questionnaire.
Collecting and assembling data from multiple, often heterogeneous sources that have one or more reference points in common, and at least one of the sources was originally produced for other purposes.
1965 Health Visitor Interview with Study Member
nshd_65_hvi
1965 Health Visitor Interview with Study Member
Face-to-face paper and pencil interviewing.
1965 College Questionnaire
nshd_65_cq
1965 College Questionnaire
Self-administered questionnaire using a traditional paper questionnaire.
Collecting and assembling data from multiple, often heterogeneous sources that have one or more reference points in common, and at least one of the sources was originally produced for other purposes.
1965 Study Member Self Completion
nshd_65_smsc
1965 Study Member Self Completion
Self-administered questionnaire using a traditional paper questionnaire.
1965 Student Questionnaire
nshd_65_cmu
1965 Student Questionnaire
Self-administered questionnaire using a traditional paper questionnaire.
Collecting and assembling data from multiple, often heterogeneous sources that have one or more reference points in common, and at least one of the sources was originally produced for other purposes.