Abridged Life Tables by Sex and State of Residence Adjusted for Disability, U.S. Population, 1989-1991
Guend, Abdelhani Working paper no. 2002-04
Guend, Abdelhani Working paper no. 2002-04
Springer, Kristen W., and Robert Hauser Working paper no. 2002-09 Abstract This study assesses the measurement properties of Ryff’s scale of Psychological Well-Being (PWB)—a widely-used scale designed to measure six dimensions of PWB. Analyses of self-administered PWB data from three major surveys—Midlife in the United States (MIDUS), National Survey of Families and Households II (NSFH …
Dykema, Jennifer, and Nora Cate Schaeffer Working paper no. 2004-02
Curtis, Katherine Working paper no. 2004-12 Abstract Although the Great Plains region typically connotes population loss, there are periods in its history more accurately associated with growth. And while the Plains might be considered homogeneous, there is reason to suspect variation in patterns of population growth across the vast region. Using census data, I employ …
Merli, M. Giovanna, Sara Hertog, Bo Wang, Jing Li Working paper no. 2004-14 Abstract The Chinese population is believed to be in the early stages of an HIV/AIDS epidemic, and concerns are great that the epidemic may soon spread to the general population via heterosexual transmission. Using a bio-behavioral macrosimulation model driven by realistic input …
Curtis, Katherine, and Jerald R. Herting Working paper no. 2004-18 Abstract Working from the formal model of population growth, Pt = P0ert, we use population change in the U.S. Great Plains between 1900 and 1930 to demonstrate the efficiency of an alternative approach to estimating population change, r: growth curve modeling (GCM). Through this method, the …
Velyvis, Kristen, Theresa Thompson-Colón, and Halliman Winsborough Working paper no. 2006-01
Rivas, Salvador Working paper no. 2006-06
Palloni, Alberto, Francisco Scarano, and Halliman Winsborough Working paper no. 2007-18
Hauser, Robert, and David Weir Working paper no. 2009-05