Official Statistics

BEIS Public Attitudes Tracker: Wave 37

Findings from the 37th quarterly wave of the BEIS Public Attitudes Tracker (PAT).

• From: Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
• Published: 13 May 2021

Documents

BEIS Public Attitudes Tracker: Wave 37 - Key findings

PDF, 3.61 MB, 68 pages

BEIS Public Attitudes Tracker: Wave 37 - Questionnaire

PDF, 245 KB, 26 pages

BEIS Public Attitudes Tracker: Wave 37 – Cross tabulation tables (PDF)

PDF, 4.61 MB, 765 pages

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BEIS Public Attitudes Tracker: Wave 37 – Cross tabulation tables (Excel)

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BEIS Public Attitudes Tracker: Wave 37 - Excel dataset

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BEIS Public Attitudes Tracker: Wave 37 – CSV labels data

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BEIS Public Attitudes Tracker: Wave 37 – CSV values data

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Details

The 37th wave of PAT data was collected between 3 and 11 March 2021 through a web panel with a representative sample of 4,029 households in the UK.

Face-to-face fieldwork was suspended halfway through the March 2020 wave of the tracker (wave 33) and the remaining data collection for wave 33 was carried out using the Kantar online omnibus panel. This online panel was also used between June 2020 and March 2021 (waves 34 to 37). This report only presents results collected via the online omnibus. These results should not be compared with face-to-face results from previous waves due to selection and measurement effects. See the Technical Notes for details.

This is the last wave to be carried out under the current contract of the survey. We are currently in the process of procuring a new contract for the survey, which may lead to a change in data collection methodology and a delay in the next quarterly results. Once this contract is in place, we will look to continue the current timetable of quarterly data collection and publication.

For a version in the SPSS software platform for advanced statistical analysis, please contact us at  [email protected].

Published 13 May 2021