Summary
- Strong majority of respondents (96%) say they would stay at home and self-isolate if someone in their household/bubble had a positive Coronavirus test. Generally high compliance levels (+95%) across all age groups apart from 35-44 year olds (89%).
- Small variation by gender (males slightly less likely to comply) and household composition (households with children marginally less likely to comply).
Total Sample chart:
This chart shows that a strong majority of respondents (96%) say they would stay at home and self-isolate if someone in their household/bubble had a positive Coronavirus test.
Sample chart
Base 571
Age chart:
This chart shows all age groups are highly likely to stay at home and self-isolate if someone in their household/bubble had a positive Coronavirus test, apart from respondents aged 35-44 years old.
Age chart
Base 16-24: 32 | 25-34: 115 | 35-44: 75 | 45-54: 105 | 55-64: 89 | Over 65: 118
Gender chart:
This chart shows there is a small variation by gender, with males slightly less likely to self-isolate if someone in their household/bubble had a positive Coronavirus test.
Gender chart
Base Male: 239 | Female: 292
Household Composition chart:
This chart shows there is a small variation by household composition, with households with children marginally less likely to self-isolate if someone in their household/bubble had a positive Coronavirus test.
Gender and household composition chart
Base Households with children: 169 | Households without children: 365
