Contributions
Demographic variables like race and ethnicity can be particularly problematic for data reidentification and data misuse in publicly available dataset. Therefore, these were removed from the original dataset.
This document contains the codebook and all necessary information for the NatPAT COVID-19 Survey that was administered in fall 2024.
This is the survey that was sent to NatPAT caregivers and twins in fall 2024, focused on COVID-19 pandemic impacts on caregivers' and twin's lives.
In this preregisteration we outline our plan for conducting this meta-analysis on the association between GIS-derived contextual predictors and mental health outcomes. We provide a description of the study, including the study aims and research questions.
The goal of this study is to determine whether GIS-derived contextual predictors are significantly associated with mental health outcomes.
This is a paper that describes the entire NatPAT project. It includes the aims, the procedures, sample sizes, etc. This is an excellent resource for the project, and all data users are recommended to read it.
In this preregisteration we outline our plan for conducting this meta-analysis on the association between GIS-derived contextual predictors and cognitive and/or achievement outcomes. We provide a description of the study, including the study aims and research questions.
The goal of this study is to determine whether GIS-derived contextual predictors are significantly associated with cognitive and achievement outcomes.
Demographic variables like race, ethnicity, and disability can be particularly problematic for data reidentification and data misuse in publicly available dataset. Therefore, these were removed from the original dataset.
This document contains the codebook and all necessary information for the NatPAT COVID-19 Survey that was administered in fall 2023.
