Social functioning

In the the table below, entries in the left column refer to the related documentation, while the values in the cells of columns LASA-B to LASA-J (K in progress)  refer to the corresponding LASA-data files (e.g. ‘078‘ in column B refers to ‘LASAB078‘). Table entries are hyperlinks. Hovering  over the waves in the header will show the years in which the corresponding measurements took place.

For more details about the LASA-waves, see Design LASA.

Note that some of the data are not available yet (in red).

LASA-WAVEBCDE2BFGH3BMBIJK4BL
Cohort 1
Cohort 2
Cohort 3
Cohort 4
Migrant Cohort
THEME SOCIAL
AffiliationBCDE2BFGH3BMBIJK4BL
Need for affiliation
– scaled
078
278
–
–
–
–
078
278
141
341
–
–
141
341
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
HousingBCDE2BFGH3BMBIJK4BL
Housing characteristics





Adaptations in the house
014
015

–
–

014
014
015

601
701

014
014
015

601
701

014
014
015

601
701

014
014
015

–
–

014
014
015

601
701

014
014
015

601
701

014
014
015

601
701

014
014
015

–
–

014
014
–

–
–

–
014
015

601
701

014
014
015

601
701

014
014
015

601
701

014
Relocation


– tel. proxy
– tel. respondent
014
015

–
–
014
015

601
701
014
015

601
701
014
015

601
701
014
015

–
–
014
015

601
701
014
015

601
701
014
015

601
701
014
015

–
–
–
–

–
–
014
015

601
701
014
015

601
701
014
015

601
701
Neighborhood characteristics015
z095
015
z095
015
z095
015
z095
015
z095
015
z095
015
z095
015
z095
015
z095
–
z095
015
z095
015
z095
015
z095
Neighborhood problems*
Pets in household012012012012012012012012012–012012012
Residence in 1944*013––––––––––––
Partner relationshipBCDE2BFGH3BMBIJK4BL
Relationship quality–––139–139139139139–139139139
Relationships between
generations
BCDE2BFGH3BMBIJK4BL
Parental data*––––140–––140––––
Children*–
–
048
–
–
–
048
248
048
248
048
248
–
–
–
–
048
248
048
248
048
–
–
–
–
–
Filial responsibility
expectations
– scaled
–
–
–
–
132
332
132
332
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
132
332
–
–
Vignettes about help
– total scores
–
–
–
–
074
274
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
Grandchildren*–––––049–––––––
Social networkBCDE2BFGH3BMBIJK4BL
Personal network
– network size
047
247
047
247
047
247
047
247
047
247
047
247
047
247
047
247
047
247
–
–
047
247
047
247
047
247
Contact network––––––––167167167––
LonelinessBCDE2BFGH3BMBIJK4BL
Loneliness
-scaled

– tel. respondent

Existential loneliness
073
273


–

–
073
273


–

–
073
273


–

–
073
273


–

–
073
273


–

–
073
273


–

–
073
273


–

–
073
273


712


–
073
273


–

–
073
273


–

–
073
273


712


–
073
273


712

173
073
273


712


–
Social participationBCDE2BFGH3BMBIJK4BL
Social participation
070

125
070

125
070

125
070

125
070

125
070

125
070

125
070

–
070

–
070

–
070

–
070

–
070

–
Environmental influence*121121121––––––––––
Social normsBCDE2BFGH3BMBIJK4BL
Values and norms*122122122122122122122122122–122122122
Social desirability
– scaled
*
–
–
130
330
–
–
–
–
–
–
130
330
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
Social identity
– scaled
*
–
–
–
–
131
331
131
331
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
Donorship*––––––––––128128–
Ties with country of origin*–––––––––069–––
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* Files in the 700 series contain data from telephone interviews held with respondents, while files in the 600 series contain data from telephone interviews held with proxies.

** Not yet documented

IM In 2004, three years after wave E an interim measurement was carried out on the first cohort, see the specific topics for more details. More information will follow.