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Young people’s views of nicotine pouches in the UK
This paper is the first qualitative study in the UK to explore the views of 14-16 year olds’ awareness of, access to and use of nicotine pouches.
Evaluation of the ONS’ ARIES programme
The National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) was commissioned by the Office for National Statistics to independently evaluate the programme.
UK and US attitudes: Two sides of the same coin?
In this series of research, we compare public attitudes in the United Kingdom with the United States.
Views and experiences of the under 18s elements of DBI
This research explored whether Distress Brief Intervention (DBI) can be an effective intervention for young people aged under 18.
Judgment analysis – review of the presumption of parental involvement
NatCen was commissioned to analyse court judgments and written facts and reasons to understand how the presumption is applied in private family law.
Scottish Health Survey
The only annual national source of information on the health and factors relating to the health of people living in Scotland.
What does the UK public think about animal-to-human organ transplants?
The study examined public awareness, support, and concerns around the transplantation of animal organs into humans, known as xenotransplantation.
Scottish Social Attitudes | 25 years of devolution in Scotland
This briefing charts some of the key developments in Scottish public opinion since the advent of devolution.
BSA 42 | Gender Identity
This research investigates the complexities of gender identity and its impact on social attitudes and policy preferences in the UK.
Understanding, preventing and mitigating suicides on the rail network
Improved safety measures and increased support for people in crisis will help the rail industry prevent and respond to traumatic events.