Health and Retirement Study (HRS)

Older Adult Family Relationships Snapshot

The University of Michigan Health and Retirement Study (HRS) is a large-scale longitudinal survey that studies labor force participation and health transitions among Americans over the age of 50. The HRS covers a wide variety of topics that are relevant to older adult relationships including work, assets, pension plans, physical health, disability, health insurance, and health care expenditures. The RAND HRS (Version J) data file provides various constructed variables named consistently across waves.

Suggested Citation:
National Center for Family & Marriage Research. Measures Snapshots: Name of Data Set.
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• Health and Retirement Study
  • 1998 Snapshot
  • 2000 Snapshot
  • 2002 Snapshot
  • 2004 Snapshot
  • 2006 Snapshot
  • 2008 Snapshot
  • Variable Notes
  • Data Notes
    

• Health and Retirement Study Version J
  • Snapshot
  • Variable Notes
  • Data Notes
    

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