Panel Study of Income Dynamics
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The Panel Study for Income Dynamics (PSID) at the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research is the longest running nationally representative household panel survey in the world. Learn more about America's Family Tree: psidonline.isr.umich.edu.
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Birth before 37 weeks' gestation, can in some cases be linked to the mother’s exposure to adverse childhood experiences (ACE’s), according to new research using #PSIDdata. Learn more in the news release: myumi.ch/3Rqbg
The Panel Study of Income Dynamics logo is at the top of the image on a blue background. The headline announcing a new article has been published using PSID data. The article is Maternal exposure to adverse childhood experiences are associated with an increased risk of preterm birth.
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Wei Zhao and research assistant Zihan Tong are working on a project that utilizes genomic data collected through saliva samples in the @umpsid.bsky.social.
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Henning Silber and Troy Liu are partnering with faculty mentor @yajuansi.bsky.social to investigate consent for data linkage, survey nonresponse, and the respondent characteristics that influence both participation rates and data quality—using rich data from the @umpsid.bsky.social.
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Visiting guest Becky Parsons from @usociety.bsky.social attended the @umpsid.bsky.social monthly team leader meeting.
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Team PSID participated in the annual Stadium to Stadium Rivalry Ride for #ALS to raise funds for ALS #research. The group was founded by former #PSID Director Bob Schoeni who had ALS before he passed away in 2021. A big thank you to Mohammad Mushtaq, Tom Crossley, Joelle Abramowitz for the support.
Mohammad Mushtaq, Tom Crossley, Joelle Abramowitz at the Stadium Rivalry Ride for ALS
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Collette Ncube end the @umpsid.bsky.social Annual User Conference with the presentation, Can Baby Bonds Eliminate Black-White Disparities in Preterm Delivery? A Causal Mediation Analysis Approach.
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Tracy Turner presents new work on Asset market participation and portfolio choice: the role of parental wealth.
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Ludovic Rousseau of the European University Institute presents research using @umpsid.bsky.social expenditures data.
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Day 2 of the @umpsid.bsky.social Annual Data Conference begins with Stipica Mudrazija presenting research on the links between high pressure labor markets and old age security.
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The leadership team of @umpsid.bsky.social take questions from the attendees of the Annual User Conference.
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Megan Reynolds presents research on labor market institution generosity and the risk of morbidity at mid-life.
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Christine Mair presents about new life course research examining the effects of non-homeownership, mortgage debt burden and old-age wellbeing.
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Publication day is finally here 🎊 Many thanks to my team for helping bring INHERITED INEQUALITY to life & many thanks to you all for making it #1! Please be sure to leave a review—it REALLY makes a difference.
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It’s a beautiful day in Ann Arbor for the first day of the @umpsid.bsky.social Annual Data User’s Conference. Cindy Leung begins the day describing new research linking food insecurity with dementia risk.
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Did you know that, despite the pandemic, American families reported less food insecurity from 2019-2021 – even for socially disadvantaged groups? Learn more in the new publication by Elise Sheinberg, our own @ninsolera.bsky.social, & Nour Hammad, out now from @jamahealthforum.com: myumi.ch/z9yy2
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An article from Bloomberg highlights research using #PSIDdata. Check out the article, “Women’s Earnings Never Really Recover After They Have Children.”
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An article from Bloomberg News highlights rewsearch using PSID data.
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Check out the starter set of researchers and research studies working at the Social Research Center, including @umpsid.bsky.social.
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@um-src.bsky.social now has its own starter pack of researchers, programs, and @umisr.bsky.social centers! Follow, share, and comment to be added or removed.
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It was an absolute honor to share a @umpsid.bsky.social RA office with @ninsolera.bsky.social more years ago than either of us care to remember, and it's a joy to have her as part of the @umichstonecid.bsky.social team now!
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Get to know our faculty associate & @umpsid.bsky.social Asst. Dir. Noura Insolera @ninsolera.bsky.social‬ whose #research explores how income #inequality affects health & educational outcomes over the life course & across generations. #econsky #academicsky

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An image of Noura Insolera is on the left with the headline on the right on a blue background. It reads Inequality Scholar Spotlight: Noura Insolera. Satisfying Interdisciplinary Instincts with Economics, Sociology, and Statistics. The Stone Center logo is on the bottom.
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Get to know our faculty associate & @umpsid.bsky.social Asst. Dir. Noura Insolera @ninsolera.bsky.social‬ whose #research explores how income #inequality affects health & educational outcomes over the life course & across generations. #econsky #academicsky

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An image of Noura Insolera is on the left with the headline on the right on a blue background. It reads Inequality Scholar Spotlight: Noura Insolera. Satisfying Interdisciplinary Instincts with Economics, Sociology, and Statistics. The Stone Center logo is on the bottom.
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New work led by my colleagues Esther Friedman and Sarah Patterson using #PSID. Did you know 4 in 10 extended families of older adults have an older relative with dementia?
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New work from MiCDA @umisr.bsky.social @um-src.bsky.social @um-psc.bsky.social affiliates @vafreedman.bsky.social @spattersearch.bsky.social in Alzheimer's & Dementia

Nearly 4 in 10 extended families of older adults in the United States include an older relative with dementia
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Thank you Chicago and #ASA2025! We will see you next year in NYC!
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Happy last day of #ASA2025! It is book give away day. When you have too many books to carry, we have tote bags!
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At 12 noon at #ASA2025, join Yifei Huang from Brown University for "Gender and Class Disparities in Short- and Long-Term Impact of Union Dissolution on Mental Health." #PSIDData myumi.ch/R3dxk
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Also happening at 8 a.m. at #ASA2025, Daichi Hibi from Washington University-St. Louis, will present, "The Consequences of Criminal Legal Contact on Labor Turnover." Get the details: myumi.ch/R3dxk #PSIDData