HEALTH, WEALTH, AND PENSIONS OVER THE LIFE COURSE IN A LONG PANEL

收入动态的面板研究|D）是世界上运行时间最长的国家代表 住户小组调查。根据对同一个家庭及其后代近40年的数据， 可以公正地被认为是基于数据的社会科学数据基础设施的基石 research.长长的面板、家谱设计和广泛的数据内容代表了独特且 这是一个强大的机会，可以在相当长的时间跨度内研究同一家族的进化和变化。 PSID现在包含了近40年的家庭预期生活史，受访者有 成为父母，祖父母和现在的曾祖父母，以及超过4，500名受访者， 调查开始后就死了这些数据被用来支持越来越复杂的模型， 个人在生命周期中的结果，给定家庭同代人中的亲属（例如， 兄弟姐妹模型），以及对于跨越同一家族的多代的个体（例如，父母-成年子女 模型）。这些模式将有助于使用创新的研究战略，以产生更大的科学成果。 了解促进个人健康和福祉的方法。随着对 PSID基于Web的数据中心，允许用户创建自定义的数据集和码本，我们 我预计PSID的数据档案将继续成为最广泛使用的社会科学数据之一 在世界上设置。 该提案的具体目标是收集、处理和传播有关健康、财富和 2007年、2009年和2011年三波社会发展计划中的养老金。继续收集这些数据将 促进在早期和中期生活环境对健康、经济和社会影响方面的科学进步， 生命的存在，以及生命后期的死亡。这些数据将支持对退休前时期的研究 退休过渡，以及退休后的健康和经济动态的许多出生队列。的 应用程序还建议收集一系列关于回顾性儿童健康和家庭的新问题 转账。通过大大增加国家在健康和老龄化领域的科学知识基础， 这些具体的目标与NIH的使命非常吻合，即支持对人类生长过程的研究， 发展，延长健康的生活，减少疾病和残疾的负担。继续收集 在这些数据中，PSID将是唯一一项关于生命历程和多代健康和财富的调查， 代表美国全体人民的长期小组。该项目的主要研究者是罗伯特 Schoeni，他也是核心A和核心B的负责人，以及整个P01的主要研究者。

The Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PS|D) is the world's longest running nationally representative household panel survey. With nearly 40 years of data on the same families and their descendents, the PSID can justly be considered a cornerstone of the data infrastructure for empirically-based social science research. The long panel, genealogical design, and broad content of the data represent a unique and powerful opportunity to study evolution and change within the same families over a considerable time span. The PSID now contains nearly 40 years of prospective life histories of families with respondents who have become parents, grandparents and now great-grandparents, as well as over 4,500 respondents who have died since the survey began. These data are being used to support increasingly complex models of outcomes for individuals over the life cycle, for relatives within the same generation of a given family (e.g., sibling models), and for individuals across multiple generations of the same family (e.g., parent-adult child models). These models will facilitate the use of innovative research strategies to yield a greater scientific understanding of ways to promote individual health and well-being. With continued enhancements to the PSID web-based Data Center, which allows users to create customized data sets and codebooks, we anticipate that the PSID's data archive will continue to be one of the most widely used social science data sets in the world. The specific aims of this proposal are to collect, process, and disseminate data on health, wealth, and pensions in the PSID for three waves: 2007, 2009 and 2011. The continued collection of these data will promote scientific advances in the effects of early and mid-life circumstances on health, economic well- being, and mortality in later life. These data will support research on the pre-retirement period, the retirement transition, and post-retirement health and economic dynamics for numerous birth cohorts. The application also proposes to collect a new question series on retrospective childhood health and family transfers. By adding significantly to the nation's scientific knowledge base in the area of health and aging, these specific aims strongly match NIH's mission to support research on the process of human growth and development, extend healthy life, and reduce the burdens of illness and disability. With continued collection of these data, the PSID will be the only survey on life course and multigenerational health and wealth in a long-term panel representative of the full U.S. population. The Principal Investigator of this Project is Robert Schoeni, who is also the Leader of Core A and Core B, and Principal Investigator of the overall P01.