The Resource Generations: A Study of the Life and Health of LGB People in a Changing Society, United States, 2016-2019
Generations: A Study of the Life and Health of LGB People in a Changing Society, United States, 2016-2019
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- The Generations study is a five-year study designed to examine health and well-being across three generations of lesbians, gay men, and bisexuals (LGB). The study explored identity, stress, health outcomes, and health care and services utilization among LGBs in three generations of adults who came of age during different historical contexts. This collection includes baseline, wave 1, and wave 2 data collected as part of the Generations study. The study aimed to assess whether younger cohorts of LGBs differed from older cohorts in how they viewed their LGB identity and experienced stress related to prejudice and everyday forms of discrimination, as well as whether patterns of resilience differed between different LGB cohorts. Additionally, the study sought to examine how differences in stress experience affected mental health and well-being, including depressive and anxiety symptoms, substance and alcohol use, suicide ideation and behavior, and how younger LGBs utilized LGB-oriented social and health services, relative to older cohorts. In wave 2, respondents were re-interviewed approximately one year after completion of the baseline (wave 1) survey. Only respondents who participated in the original sample of participants were surveyed at wave 2 (i.e., the enhancement oversample was not included in the longitudinal design of this study). In wave 3, respondents were re-interviewed approximately one year after the completion of the wave 2 survey. Demographic variables collected as part of this study include questions related to age, education, race, ethnicity, sexual identity, gender identity, income, employment, and religiosity
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- 2016--2017
- 2017--2018
- 2018--2019
- 37166
- Label
- Generations: A Study of the Life and Health of LGB People in a Changing Society, United States, 2016-2019
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- Generations: A Study of the Life and Health of LGB People in a Changing Society, United States, 2016-2019
- Summary
- The Generations study is a five-year study designed to examine health and well-being across three generations of lesbians, gay men, and bisexuals (LGB). The study explored identity, stress, health outcomes, and health care and services utilization among LGBs in three generations of adults who came of age during different historical contexts. This collection includes baseline, wave 1, and wave 2 data collected as part of the Generations study. The study aimed to assess whether younger cohorts of LGBs differed from older cohorts in how they viewed their LGB identity and experienced stress related to prejudice and everyday forms of discrimination, as well as whether patterns of resilience differed between different LGB cohorts. Additionally, the study sought to examine how differences in stress experience affected mental health and well-being, including depressive and anxiety symptoms, substance and alcohol use, suicide ideation and behavior, and how younger LGBs utilized LGB-oriented social and health services, relative to older cohorts. In wave 2, respondents were re-interviewed approximately one year after completion of the baseline (wave 1) survey. Only respondents who participated in the original sample of participants were surveyed at wave 2 (i.e., the enhancement oversample was not included in the longitudinal design of this study). In wave 3, respondents were re-interviewed approximately one year after the completion of the wave 2 survey. Demographic variables collected as part of this study include questions related to age, education, race, ethnicity, sexual identity, gender identity, income, employment, and religiosity
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- Meyer, Ilan H
- Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor]
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- Generations: A Study of the Life and Health of LGB People in a Changing Society, United States, 2016-2019
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- 2016--2017
- 2017--2018
- 2018--2019
- 37166
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- ICPSR37166.v1
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- Access restricted to subscribing institutions
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- Generations: A Study of the Life and Health of LGB People in a Changing Society, United States, 2016-2019
- Note
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- 2016--2017
- 2017--2018
- 2018--2019
- 37166
- Control code
- ICPSR37166.v1
- Governing access note
- Access restricted to subscribing institutions
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