Study Design - Revision history

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2021-02-16T03:06:54Z

Original CDS (CDS I-III, 1997-2007)

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	====Original CDS (CDS I-III, 1997-2007)====		====Original CDS (CDS I-III, 1997-2007)====

	CDS began in 1997 with 3,~~653~~ children aged 0 to 12 years. Up to two children were randomly sampled from eligible families, enabling sibling comparisons. Children under 18 years and their caregivers were re-interviewed in up to two additional waves in 2002 (CDS-II) and 2007 (CDS-III).		CDS began in 1997 with 3,563 children aged 0 to 12 years. Up to two children were randomly sampled from eligible families, enabling sibling comparisons. Children under 18 years and their caregivers were re-interviewed in up to two additional waves in 2002 (CDS-II) and 2007 (CDS-III).

	At each wave, primary caregivers of children (usually a parent or other relative) and older children themselves provided detailed information about children’s well-being and development in their family, school, and neighborhood context. See the text box below for topics and domains covered in CDS interviews and assessments.		At each wave, primary caregivers of children (usually a parent or other relative) and older children themselves provided detailed information about children’s well-being and development in their family, school, and neighborhood context. See the text box below for topics and domains covered in CDS interviews and assessments.

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	* TAS respondents continue to be followed after age 28 through the Main PSID		* TAS respondents continue to be followed after age 28 through the Main PSID

	===~~Embedded in the world’s longest-running household panel study~~===		===Panel Study of Income Dynamics===

	CDS and TAS are embedded in the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), the world’s longest-running nationally representative household panel survey. With over 50 years of information collected from the same families and their descendants, PSID is a cornerstone of the US data infrastructure for empirically based social science research.		CDS and TAS are embedded in the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), the world’s longest-running nationally representative household panel survey. With over 50 years of information collected from the same families and their descendants, PSID is a cornerstone of the US data infrastructure for empirically based social science research.

2021-02-08T21:25:53Z

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	* TAS respondents continue to be followed after age 28 through the Main PSID		* TAS respondents continue to be followed after age 28 through the Main PSID

	===Embedded in the ~~World’s Longest~~-running ~~Household Panel Study~~===		===Embedded in the world’s longest-running household panel study===

	CDS and TAS are embedded in the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), the world’s longest-running nationally representative household panel survey. With over 50 years of information collected from the same families and their descendants, PSID is a cornerstone of the US data infrastructure for empirically based social science research.		CDS and TAS are embedded in the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), the world’s longest-running nationally representative household panel survey. With over 50 years of information collected from the same families and their descendants, PSID is a cornerstone of the US data infrastructure for empirically based social science research.

2021-01-30T23:24:51Z

Following individuals over time in CDS, TAS, and PSID

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	[[File:CDS.png]]		[[File:CDS.png\|frameless\|This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.]]

	This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.		This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.

2021-01-30T23:21:13Z

Following individuals over time in CDS, TAS, and PSID

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	This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.		This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.

2021-01-30T23:16:12Z

Following individuals over time in CDS, TAS, and PSID

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	[[File:CDS~~-TAS-Lexis~~.png~~\|link=Main Page\|caption~~]]		[[File:CDS.png]]

	This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.		This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.

2021-01-30T23:13:41Z

Following individuals over time in CDS, TAS, and PSID

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	[[File:CDS-TAS-Lexis.~~pdf~~\|link=Main Page\|caption]]		[[File:CDS-TAS-Lexis.png\|link=Main Page\|caption]]

	This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.		This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.

2021-01-25T21:44:11Z

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	[[File:CDS-TAS-Lexis.pdf\|link=Main Page\|caption]]		[[File:CDS-TAS-Lexis.pdf\|link=Main Page\|caption]]
	~~[[File:cdstaslexis.png\|caption]]~~
	This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.		This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.

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	[[File:CDS-TAS-Lexis.pdf\|link=Main Page\|caption]]		[[File:CDS-TAS-Lexis.pdf\|link=Main Page\|caption]]
	[[File:~~CDS-TAS-Lexis~~.png\|caption]]		[[File:cdstaslexis.png\|caption]]
	This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.		This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.

2021-01-25T21:37:29Z

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	[[File:CDS-TAS-Lexis.pdf\|link=Main Page\|caption]]		[[File:CDS-TAS-Lexis.pdf\|link=Main Page\|caption]]
			[[File:CDS-TAS-Lexis.png\|caption]]
	This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.		This grid describes the age range for eligible children or young adults in each wave of CDS and TAS and the years in which each wave of data collection occurred.