Summary information

Study title

Life course, Ageing and Generation study, 2002/2003, main file

Creator

Statistics Norway

Study number / PID

https://doi.org/10.18712/NSD-NSD0694-1-V4 (DOI)

Data access

Information not available

Series

LAG/LOGG

The Life course, Generation and Gender study (LOGG) is one of the biggest, most complicated surveys that is conducted in Norway. An important backdrop for the study is demographic changes such as lower birth rate and increasing numbers of older people. The study also provides important information for social research. LOGG consists of two studies that are combined, and have both an international and Norwegian background. LOGG is comprised of two studies. One is the international survey on generation and gender equality (GGS), which is a part of UN's research program on the topic,and the...

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Abstract

There is little knowledge about midlife and old age in Norway. The "Life course, Ageing and Generation study, 2002/2003 (LAG)" is the first big survey on this subject. The survey is longitudinal and the respondents will be followed for at least 20 years in the future. LAG is one of two parts that constitute the international study on lifespan, generation and gender (LOGG). LAG is a study of people from 40 years and older. The objective is to understand the diversity of this life phase, and how societal changes affects people in this age group. The survey is focused on four central life areas: Family, work, retirement, life quality, health and care. This is the main file, that consists of a sample of respondents from 40 to 79 years. There are two separately documented supplementary files: One consists of the self-completion questionnaire that were sent to the respondents after they have completed the main survey. The other consists of respondents over 80 years.

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Methodology

Data collection period

18/03/2002 - 30/08/2002

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Time dimension

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Analysis unit

Individ

Universe

Persons over 40 years old

Sampling procedure

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Kind of data

Numeriske

Data collection mode

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Funding information

Funder

Statistics Norway

Funder

The Research Council of Norway

Access

Publisher

NSD - Norwegian Centre for Research Data

Publication year

2009-05-14T00:00:00

Terms of data access

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