A New Public Data Archive for the PSID Child Development Supplement

PSID 儿童发展补充品的新公共数据档案

• 批准号: 9432606
• 负责人: PAULA W FOMBY
• 金额: $ 7.76万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2017
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2017-09-22 至 2019-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9432606
• 关键词: Adult; Archives; Back; Behavioral Research; Characteristics; Charge; Child; Child Development; Child health care; Childbirth; Communities; Data; Data Collection; Data Files; Data Set; Databases; Economics; Exposure to; Family; Family dynamics; Funding; Grant; Health; Home environment; Household; Household and Family; Human Development; Individual; Internet; Interview; Life Cycle Stages; Link; Living Arrangement; Longitudinal Surveys; Marital Status; Measurement; Mission; Mothers; Names; National Institute of Child Health and Human Development; Neighborhoods; Outcome; Parents; Poverty; Process; Recruitment Activity; Research; Research Personnel; Resources; Saliva; Sampling; Time; Tweens; aged; cohort; data archive; design and construction; diaries; distributed data; genetic analysis; interest; intergenerational; panel study of income dynamics; primary caregiver; prospective; response; secondary analysis; social; tool

Project Summary/Abstract The Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID) is a longitudinal survey of a nationally-representative sample of U.S. families that began in 1968. In 1997 PSID began to collect extensive data on children in the sample as part of the original PSID Child Development Supplement (CDS-I), which followed a cohort of PSID children aged 0–12 years. A second wave was collected on these same children in 2002/03 (CDS-II) when they were aged 5–18 years and a third wave was collected in 2007/08 (CDS-III) for children in this cohort who were aged 10–18 years. By 2014, children in the original CDS cohort had reached adulthood, and CDS was relaunched as ongoing study in which data collection is planned at regular 5–6 year intervals on all children aged 0–17 years in PSID families. The first round of the ongoing CDS was fielded in 2014–2015, and the next round is planned for 2019–2020. In all waves of CDS, extensive data on children's development, health, and wellbeing were collected from children's primary caregivers (PCGs, typically each child's mother) and from interviews with older children (aged 8+ years). A variety of additional information was collected in all rounds of CDS, in- cluding weekday and weekend time diaries, anthropometric measurements, home and neighborhood observa- tions, and saliva samples for subsequent genetic analysis (in CDS-2014). All of these data have been pro- cessed and documented and are being distributed—free of charge—to the research community through the PSID Online Data Center. In this project, we will create a new CDS Online Data Center, a public data archive that focuses exclusively on CDS and provides important new functions and enhancements that will help re- searchers use data from CDS efficiently and effectively with minimal start-up time. The specific aims of this project are to: (1) design and construct a new CDS Online Data Center to provide new and established data users with easier access to all waves of the original CDS and the new ongoing CDS; (2) enhance the new CDS Online Data Center through added functionality that allows data users to easily incorporate data from Core PSID about children's household, family, and parent characteristics throughout their lifetimes; and (3) publicize the availability of the new CDS Online Data Center to current and prospective data users. This project is sub- mitted in response to PAR-16-149, “Archiving and Documenting Child Health and Human Development Data Sets,” and responds directly to the specific interest of NICHD in “Creating data extraction web tools for public use databases, such as…the Panel Study of Income Dynamics Child Development Supplement.” This project will facilitate secondary analysis by the scientific community of data within the scientific mission of NICHD and collected with NICHD support.

项目概要/摘要 收入动态小组研究 (PSID) 是对全国代表性样本的纵向调查 1968 年开始的美国家庭调查。1997 年，PSID 开始收集有关样本中儿童的大量数据： 最初的 PSID 儿童发展补充品 (CDS-I) 的一部分，跟踪一群 PSID 儿童 年龄 0-12 岁。 2002/2003 年，对这些相同的儿童进行了第二波收集（CDS-II），当时他们 年龄为 5-18 岁，并于 2007/08 年收集了第三波 (CDS-III)，对象为该队列中年龄为 5-18 岁的儿童 10-18 岁。到 2014 年，最初 CDS 队列中的儿童已成年，CDS 重新启动 作为正在进行的研究，计划每隔 5-6 年定期收集所有 0-17 岁儿童的数据 在 PSID 家庭中生活了多年。正在进行的 CDS 的第一轮于 2014-2015 年进行，下一轮将于 计划于 2019 年至 2020 年进行。在所有 CDS 浪潮中，有关儿童发育、健康和福祉的大量数据 从儿童的主要照顾者（PCG，通常是每个孩子的母亲）和访谈中收集 与年龄较大的孩子（8 岁以上）一起。在各轮 CDS 中收集了各种附加信息， 包括工作日和周末日记、人体测量、家庭和邻里观察 系统和唾液样本用于后续基因分析（CDS-2014）。所有这些数据都经过亲 并记录下来，并通过以下方式免费分发给研究界： PSID 在线数据中心。在这个项目中，我们将创建一个新的CDS在线数据中心，一个公共数据存档 专门关注 CDS 并提供重要的新功能和增强功能，这将有助于重新 搜索者可以以最短的启动时间高效地使用 CDS 中的数据。本次活动的具体目标 项目目标是： (1) 设计和建造一个新的 CDS 在线数据中心，以提供新的和已建立的数据 用户可以更轻松地访问所有原始 CDS 和新的正在进行的 CDS； (2)增强新的CDS 在线数据中心通过附加功能允许数据用户轻松合并来自核心的数据 关于儿童一生中的家庭、家庭和父母特征的 PSID； (3) 宣传 新的 CDS 在线数据中心可供当前和潜在的数据用户使用。该项目是子 回应 PAR-16-149，“归档和记录儿童健康和人类发展数据 集”，并直接响应 NICHD 在“为公众创建数据提取网络工具”方面的具体兴趣 使用数据库，例如……收入动态儿童发展补充小组研究。”这个项目 将促进科学界在 NICHD 的科学使命范围内对数据进行二次分析， 在 NICHD 支持下收集。