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National longitudinal surveys data base access : old cohort data.
LIBRA HD8072.5 .N37 Release R 5.0, Release R 7.0
Available from offsite location
- Format:
- Journal/Periodical
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Life cycle, Human--Longitudinal studies--Databases.
- Life cycle, Human.
- Life cycle--United States--Longitudinal studies--Databases.
- Life cycle.
- Older men--United States--Longitudinal studies--Databases.
- Older men.
- Older women--United States--Longitudinal studies--Databases.
- Older women.
- Middle-aged men--United States--Longitudinal studies--Databases.
- Middle-aged men.
- Young women.
- Longitudinal method.
- Young men.
- United States.
- Middle-aged women--United States--Longitudinal studies--Databases.
- Middle-aged women.
- Young men--United States--Longitudinal studies--Databases.
- Young women--United States--Longitudinal studies--Databases.
- Genre:
- Databases.
- Physical Description:
- computer laser optical disks ; 4 3/4 in. + compact disc user's guide
- Began with R 1.0 (1966-1968).
- Other Title:
- NLS old cohort databases
- Old cohort databases
- Original cohort databases
- National longitudinal survey of youth.
- Place of Publication:
- Columbus, Ohio : Ohio State University, Center for Human Resource Research
- System Details:
- System requirements: IBM compatible PC; 640K memory (20-megabyte or larger hard disk is recommended); MS-DOS; CD-ROM with Microsoft extensions.
- Summary:
- Also called: Original cohort databases. Includes data from a longitudinal study of four groups of men and women initially interviewed in the mid to late 1960's: Mature Men (45-59 years old in 1966); Mature Women (30-44 in 1967); Young Men (14 to 24 in 1966); Young Women (14 to 24 in 1968). Originial Young Men study ceased in early 1980's; other studies are ongoing. Data includes cohort information about work experience, military experience, training, schooling, family background, marital status, income and assets, health, fertility, child care, discrimination, household responsibilities, volunteer activities, health insurance, and retirement plans and experience. The original study comprised 20,487 respondents selected and interviewed by the U.S. Bureau of the Census. Subsequent ongoing study, National longitudinal survey of youth, contains data about children of above respondents.
- Notes:
- Description based on: R 2.0, c1993; title from title screen.
- Release R 2.0 covers original study and followups until 1981-1991.
- Disc characteristics: CD-ROM.
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