UK Social Contact Network
Age, Gender, and Household Characteristics
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Age, Gender, and Household Characteristics
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This dataset contains a detailed overview of the 2013 Van Hoek Social Contact Network Study in the UK. With this dataset, we have a unique opportunity to see how age, gender, and household size impact our social contact networks. From looking at the day of week contact was made and how often family contacted each other, to understanding the socio-economic backgrounds of participants and ethnicities represented - this data provides us with an interesting look into how our social connections are shaped. By diving deeper into these variables, we can gain valuable insight into our current culture's trends regarding who we interact with on a daily basis
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In order to use this dataset effectively, it is important to familiarize oneself with all of the columns included: dayofweek (the day of week on which contact was made), Contact.Day.if.different.from.allocated.day (the day of week on which contact was made if different from allocated day), day (day of month when contact was made), month (month when Contact was made), FTM (frequency of contact with family members), Socia_economic (social economic status participant belongs to), Noe_of _siblings (number of siblings participant has) ,Ethnicity(ethnicity details) part_age_detail(age detail).
Once you become familiar with all columns included in this dataset you can begin to identify relationships between these demographic factors and how different social contacts were enacted among them by examining how frequently households interacted as well as what age/gender/ethnic composition within each household look like at different times during a given month or year period; or even see what variables have an influence over who is contacted more often than not within a household setting or across multiple households- all depending on your need for specific insights from your research perspective!
Analyzing seasonal Social Contact trends: Using the
monthanddayofweekfeatures, we could analyse how contact tends to vary across different seasons (e.g., more contact during summer months).Predicting Participants' Age Group: With the
age detail,gender, andsoci_economicfeatures, predictive models can be built in order to estimate the age range of participants from given socio-demographic information.Evaluating Cyber Bullying and Online Social Networking Trends: Studying the self-reported frequency of contact between family members (FTM), researchers can evaluate cyber bullying trends in various communities as well as measure changes in social network size over time with respect to a given demographic group such as gender or ethnicity
If you use this dataset in your research, please credit the original authors.
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File: 2013_VanHoek_UK_sday.csv
| Column name | Description |
|---|---|
| dayofweek | The primary day contact was made. (String) |
| Contact.Day.if.different.from.allocated.day | Any days when contact deviated from allocated days. (String) |
| day | The day of the month contact was made. (Integer) |
| year | The year contact was made. (Integer) |
File: 2013_VanHoek_UK_participant_extra.csv
| Column name | Description |
|---|---|
| FTM | Frequency of contact with family members. (Numeric) |
| Socia_economic | Socioeconomic status of each participant. (Categorical) |
| No.of.siblings | Number of siblings for each participant. (Numeric) |
| Ethnicity | Ethnicity for each participant. (Categorical) |
| part.age.detail | Age cohort associated with participants. (Categorical) |
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CREATE TABLE n_2013_vanhoek_uk_contact_common (
"part_id" BIGINT,
"cont_id" BIGINT,
"cnt_age_exact" DOUBLE,
"cnt_age_est_min" DOUBLE,
"cnt_age_est_max" DOUBLE,
"cnt_gender" VARCHAR,
"cnt_home" BOOLEAN,
"cnt_work" BOOLEAN,
"cnt_school" BOOLEAN,
"cnt_transport" BOOLEAN,
"cnt_leisure" BOOLEAN,
"cnt_otherplace" BOOLEAN,
"frequency_multi" DOUBLE,
"phys_contact" DOUBLE,
"duration_multi" DOUBLE
);CREATE TABLE n_2013_vanhoek_uk_contact_extra (
"part_id" BIGINT,
"cont_id" BIGINT,
"household_member" VARCHAR,
"hold_5_min" VARCHAR -- Hold..5.min,
"miles_travelled" DOUBLE,
"nursery_childcare" BIGINT
);CREATE TABLE n_2013_vanhoek_uk_hh_common (
"hh_id" VARCHAR,
"country" VARCHAR,
"hh_size" DOUBLE
);CREATE TABLE n_2013_vanhoek_uk_hh_extra (
"hh_id" VARCHAR,
"hh_relationship_1" VARCHAR,
"hh_age_1" DOUBLE,
"hh_sex_1" VARCHAR,
"hh_relationship_2" VARCHAR,
"hh_age_2" DOUBLE,
"hh_sex_2" VARCHAR,
"hh_relationship_3" VARCHAR,
"hh_age_3" DOUBLE,
"hh_sex_3" VARCHAR,
"hh_relationship_4" VARCHAR,
"hh_age_4" DOUBLE,
"hh_sex_4" VARCHAR,
"hh_relationship_5" VARCHAR,
"hh_age_5" DOUBLE,
"hh_sex_5" VARCHAR,
"hh_relationship_6" VARCHAR,
"hh_age_6" DOUBLE,
"hh_sex_6" VARCHAR,
"hh_relationship_7" VARCHAR,
"hh_age_7" DOUBLE,
"hh_sex_7" VARCHAR,
"hh_relationship_8" VARCHAR,
"hh_age_8" VARCHAR,
"hh_sex_8" VARCHAR
);CREATE TABLE n_2013_vanhoek_uk_participant_common (
"part_id" BIGINT,
"hh_id" VARCHAR,
"part_age" DOUBLE,
"part_gender" VARCHAR
);CREATE TABLE n_2013_vanhoek_uk_participant_extra (
"part_id" BIGINT,
"ftm" VARCHAR,
"socia_economic" VARCHAR,
"no_of_siblings" DOUBLE,
"ethnicity" VARCHAR,
"part_age_detail" VARCHAR
);CREATE TABLE n_2013_vanhoek_uk_sday (
"part_id" BIGINT,
"dayofweek" BIGINT,
"contact_day_if_different_from_allocated_day" VARCHAR,
"sday_id" VARCHAR,
"day" VARCHAR,
"month" VARCHAR,
"year" BIGINT
);Anyone who has the link will be able to view this.