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Dear Bea David,
     Just a quick correction that is relevant to your query-- the GSS data
were not longitudinal (although they are often talked about, inaccurately,
as if they were). They were two nationally representative snapshots of
the U.S. non-institutionalized population at two points in time (1985 and
2004)....but the same people were NOT interviewed at both times.
     Good luck with your study, Lynn Smith-Lovin

On Mon, 31 Oct 2016, Dávid Beáta wrote:

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> Dear Socnetters,
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> We are analysing Hungarian longitudinal representative data on the changing
> structure of CDN. So far apart from the well-known US GSS data (1985, 2004)
> we did not find any other surveys or papers with the same focus. Does anyone
> know if CDN was studied on longitudinal data in any other country?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Bea David
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Lynn Smith-Lovin
Robert L. Wilson Professor of Arts and Sciences
Department of Sociology
(Secondary in Psychology/Neuroscience and Women's Studies)
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Duke University
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