History of falls was assessed with the question "Did you fall in the previous year?" with possible answers "yes, once", "yes, more than once" and "no".
The answers to the question "Did you fall in the previous year?" with possible answers "yes, once", "yes, more than once" and "no" were dichotomized in "at least one fall" and "no falls".
Sniffing of solvents: (yes, once or more vs no) Table 1.> Information on inpatient care was retrieved from the National Swedish Inpatient Register in order to identify inpatient care with an alcohol or drug diagnosis of dependence or abuse according to ICD-8 and ICD-9 from 1987 and ICD-10 from 1997 onwards.
Response options were "no", "yes, once" and "yes, more than once".
Suicide attempt was assessed with the question: "Have you ever tried to kill yourself?" ("no", "yes, once", and "yes, more than once"), which has been used in previous Norwegian school surveys of adolescents [ 27].
Self-harming behaviour and suicidal behaviour was assessed with two questions: "Have you ever taken an overdose of pills or otherwise tried to harm yourself on purpose?" ("no", "yes, once", and "yes, more than once"), a question derived from the CASE study and has been used in several other studies [ 13, 20, 25, 26].
Further, if they do say they'd like to take the intro, they've already said "yes" once and may be more predisposed to liking the deal.
What's more, Mr Piketty's work suggests that as the process of catch-up slows inequality trends within countries will begin to dominate inequality trends across countries, leading global inequality to rise once more.So yes, global inequality has been falling.
But in the meantime this old monster is going to find the fire within herself once more and, yes, breathe it out like a good dragon.
