使用 HRS 进行调查和经济行为-猫眼课题宝

使用 HRS 进行调查和经济行为

批准号：

7422527

负责人：

ROBERT J WILLIS

金额：

$13.24万

依托单位：

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR

依托单位国家：

美国

项目类别：

财政年份：

2005

资助国家：

美国

项目状态：

已结题

起止时间：

2005-09-30 至 2008-06-30

来源：

https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7422527

关键词：

Academy Accounting Address Administrator Advisory Committees Affect Affective Age Aging American Appendix Appointment Attitude Award Behavior Behavioral Behavioral Model Belief Binding Budgets Businesses Calendar Characteristics Charge Chicago Clinical assessments Cognition Cognitive Cognitive Science Cognitive aging Collaborations Commit Communities Complex Computer Assisted Computer information processing Condition Consultations Country Data Data Collection Data Files Data Quality Decision Making Dementia Demography Development Disability Insurance Discipline Documentation Econometric Models Economic Factors Economic Models Economics Education Educational workshop Elderly Emotional Empirical Research Engineering Ensure Environment Equilibrium Equipment Europe European Evaluation Evolution Experimental Designs Faculty Failure Family Family history of FarGo Foundations Friendships Funding Future Genetic Glues Goals Grant HGS gene Health Health Psychology Health Status Health Surveys Health behavior Healthcare Home environment Household Housing Human Incentives Income Individual Institutes Institution Interdisciplinary Study International Internet Interview Interviewer Interviewer Effects Investments Joints Judgment Kentucky Knowledge Labor Forces Laboratories Lead Leadership Learning Leg Cramp Life Life Expectancy Link Loneliness Mails Marketing Maryland Measurement Measures Medicine Memory Mental Depression Methodology Methods Michigan Modeling Nature Neck Numbers Nurses Occupations Office of the Director Older Population Ontario Operations Research Outcome Participant Patient Self-Report Pattern Pensions Performance Personal Attribute Personal Satisfaction Persons Phase Play Policies Population Study Positioning Attribute Price Principal Investigator Probability Probability Samples Process Productivity Protocols documentation Proxy Psychiatry Psychological Factors Psychological Theory Psychologist Psychology Psychometrics Quality Indicator Questionnaire Designs Questionnaires Randomized Range Rate Recommendation Recruitment Activity Reporting Research Research Design Research Infrastructure Research Personnel Research Project Grants Resources Respondent Rest Restless Legs Syndrome Retirement Risk Role Rotation Sampling Savings Schedule Schools Scientist Security Side Social Desirability Social Psychology Social Security Social Welfare Social support Sociology Specific qualifier value Staging Standards of Weights and Measures Statistical Models Stress Structure Study models Survey Methodology Surveys System Techniques Telephone Telephone Interviews Testing Theoretical model Thinking Time Training Uncertainty Universities Ursidae Family Virginia Vocabulary Weather Work Workplace Writing age effect age group age related base behavior influence behavior prediction beneficiary computerized data processing concept coping cost day defined contribution design disability disorder prevention economic behavior end of life expectation experience field survey grasp health economics human subject improved innovation insight instrument interdisciplinary approach interest medical schools member multidisciplinary novel opportunity cost optimism performance tests pol genes preference professor programs psychologic psychological aspect of aging research study response skills social sociologist statistics success symposium theories tool willingness

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The overall goal of our program project and its individual research projects is to study decision-making and wellbeing using the Health and Retirement Study, exploring links between behavior on surveys and in the real world. Project 1 proposes to utilize the MRSdata about subjective probability beliefs on a wide variety of topics in conjunction with models of survey response and behavior under uncertainty to address four related questions. Project 2 proposes to use well-specified longitudinal economic models to analyze how health status and economic factors jointly affect labor force behavior as workers approach retirement age, with particular focus on the choices people make when their health declines. Project 3 proposes to bring to bear the concepts and methods of modern Economics on the traditional problem of well-being in Psychology, and the insights of modern Psychology about well-being in general and subjective well-being data in particular on the traditional problems in Economics of prediction of behavior, understanding expectation formation, and welfare analysis. Project 4 proposes to test theories about the mechanisms producing interviewer effects on self-report health data across different age groups; to invent and validate indicators of interviewer-related mechanisms producing measurement error; and to demonstrate improved statistical analyses about important age-related health phenomena by employing the measurement error indicators of those mechanisms. Project 5 proposes to analyze tendencies of respondents to the MRSfor nonresponse and response errors in answering related questions, as well as across the instrument as a whole. Project 6 proposes to identify what governs cross-sectional difference in portfolio choice with regard to risk preference, illiquid assets and behavioral finance. We propose three Cores designed to support this program of research - an Administrative Core, a Data Innovation Core and a Network core. These Cores provide an efficientway to maximize the scientific productivity of these six projects.

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