British Social Attitudes 38
BSA 38 looks at how attitudes have changed in Britain after Lockdown and Brexit.
BSA 38 looks at how attitudes have changed in Britain after Lockdown and Brexit.
The National Centre for Social Research’s BSA 34 comes at a time when Britain seems split in two on many of the biggest questions.
This report investigates whether there have been similarly widespread changes in public attitudes since the early 1980s
Information for parents, families and children who have taken part.
We focus on evaluating the effectiveness of current policies, and understanding the social and health impacts of drug use.
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Using data from the British Social Attitudes survey, the National Centre for Social Research has developed a new classification of British voters.
Our work exploring how parents are involved in the lives of their children, and whether things are different for fathers and mothers.
Our work exploring the patterns of how modern fathers work.
We provide insights and analysis using data from the NatCen's own flagship surveys and the surveys we deliver.
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