- Module 1: Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
- Seeks information on TBI due to loss of consciousness from accident, fall, sports, fight, gunfire, or explosion using the Ohio State University TBI Identification Method -- Short Form instrument.
- Module 2: Time Discounting
- This module seeks to measure willingness of respondents to voluntarily defer claiming of Social Security benefits, and potentially to work longer, as a function of incentives to delay claiming the benefit.
- Module 3: Decision Making
- As people age they experience systematic changes in motivation. To test future time perspectives, respondents to this module were randomly assigned to one of two decision-problem conditions (sunk cost, inaction-inertia).
- Module 4: Health Behaviors
- This module seeks information on the role technology plays in health management activities of respondents.
- Module 5: Expectations
- This module contains simplified versions of stock market expectation questions seen in Section P
- Module 6: Meaningful Work
- This module assesses how meaningful respondents judge their work to be or to have been.
- Module 7: Family History of Mental Health
- Asks questions related to mental health and emotional well-being of the respondent and close family members.
- Module 8: Alcohol Use and History
- Asks alcohol consumption questions related to beverage-specific consumption, personal drinking history, and circumstances surrounding drinking.
- Module 9: Culture and the Arts
- Obtains information on arts activities of respondents.
- Module 10: Financial Management Capacity and Practices Among Older Adults
- Obtains information on help respondent receives in handling money and property, and other financial matters such as signing checks, paying bills, dealing with banks and making investments.
- Module 11: Longevity and Retirement
- Asks retirement expectation questions for respondent under 65 years old and longevity expectation questions for respondents age 65 and older
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