MCS7 Cohort Member Interview (MCS)

MCS7 Cohort Member Interview (MCS)#

Last modified: 28 May 2026

1. Summary#

This dataset contains the physical measurement variables relating to the cohort member and consents collected for these. This includes height, weight and bodyfat, along with circumstances applicable to the measurements as observed by the interviewer. Answers to the young person’s self completion questionnaire also appear in this dataset, including questions about their physical development (puberty), health, jobs, self reported SDQ, sexual health, pregnancy and drug use. Responses to what job the cohort member thought they would be doing at age 30 appear as truncated SOC codes.

Dataset Descriptor Dataset-specific Information
Name of Dataset in TRE MCS_mcs7_cm_interview
Citation (APA) University College London, UCL Social Research Institute, Centre for Longitudinal Studies. (2021). Millennium Cohort Study (MCS): MCS7 Cohort Member Interview. UK Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration (UK LLC). https://doi.org/10.71760/ukllc-dataset-00224-01
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Series Millennium Cohort Study (MCS)
Owner University College London
Temporal Coverage 01/2018 - 03/2019
Keywords Health,Education,Leisure & sport,Attitudes,Youth,Employment
Participants Invited 10345
Participant Count 9451
Number of variables 795
Number of observations 10345
Specific Restrictions to Data Use None
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2. Version History#

Version 1
Version Date 01 Nov 2021
Number of Variables 795
Number of Observations 10345
DOI 10.71760/ukllc-dataset-00224-01
Change Log 10.71760/ukllc-dataset-00224-01/activities

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4. Useful Syntax#

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