Official Statistics

Public attitudes tracking survey: wave 13

These documents present the findings from the thirteenth quarterly wave of the DECC public attitude tracking survey.

• From: Department of Energy & Climate Change
• Published: 28 April 2015

Documents

Wave 13: summary of key findings

Ref: 15D/155

PDF, 375 KB, 12 pages

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Wave 13: questionnaire

Ref: 15D/156

PDF, 434 KB, 17 pages

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Wave 13: headline findings

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 155 KB

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Wave 13: dataset

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Details

The thirteenth wave of data was collected between 18 and 29 March 2015 using face-to-face in-home interviews with a representative sample of 1,981 UK households. The March 2015 questionnaire was in most respects the same as that used in March 2012 (wave 1). Where questions had been rephrased in July 2012 (wave 2) the revised version is used here; some small adjustments were made to align questions with other DECC tracking surveys.

Published 28 April 2015