Calendar and Time Diary Methods in Life Course Research

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1. The Application of Calendar and Time Diary Methods in the Collection of Life Course Data - Robert F. Belli, Duane F. Alwin, and Frank P. Stafford PART I. FOUNDATIONS 2. Timeline Data Collection and Analysis: Time Diary and Event History Calendar Methods - Frank P. Stafford 3. The Emergence of Calendar Interviewing: A Theoretical and Empirical Rationale - Robert F. Belli and Mario Callegaro PART II. VARIATIONS IN THE COLLECTION AND APPLICATION OF CALENDAR, DIARY, AND TIME-USE DATA 4. The Timeline Followback: A Scientifically and Clinically Useful Tool for Assessing Substance Use - Sangeeta Agrawal, Mark B. Sobell, and Linda Carter Sobell 5. Adolescent Health Research and Clinical Assessment Using Self-Administered Event History Calendars - Kristy K. Martyn 6. Assessment of Stressor Exposure Using Telephone Diaries: The Daily Inventory of Stressful Events - Elaine Wethington and David M. Almeida 7. Twenty-Four Hours: An Overview of the Recall Diary Method and Data Quality in the American Time Use Survey - Polly A. Phipps and Margaret K. Vernon PART III. DATA QUALITY ASSESSMENTS OF CALENDAR AND DIARY INSTRUMENTS 8. Application of the Life History Calendar Approach: Understanding Women's Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence Over the Life Course - Mieko Yoshihama 9. Global and Episodic Reports of Hedonic Experience - Norbert Schwarz, Daniel Kahneman, & Jing Xu 10. Using Time Diaries to Study Instruction in Schools - Brian Rowan, Eric Camburn, and Richard Correnti 11. Reports of Life Events by Individuals at High Risk for Violence - Jennifer Roberts and Edward P. Mulvey 12. Time Use in the Older Population: Variation by Socioeconomic Status and Health - Michael Hurd and Susann Rohwedder 13. The Implementation of a Computerized Event History Calendar Questionnaire for Research in Life Course Epidemiology - Robert F. Belli, Sherman A. James, John Van Hoewyk, and Kirsten H. Alcser PART IV. METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN THE RELIABILITY, VALIDITY, AND COLLECTION OF TIME-BASED DATA 14. Protocol Compliance in Real-time Data Collection Studies: Findings and Implications - Arthur A. Stone and Joan E. Broderick 15. An Evaluation Study of the Event History Calendar - Wil Dijkstra, Johannes H. Smit, and Yfke P. Ongena 16. Assessing the Validity and Reliability of Timeline and Event History Data - Duane F. Alwin PART V. LOOKING AHEAD 17. Future Directions in Calendar and Time Diary Methods - Frank P. Stafford and Robert F. Belli

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