This technical paper explains how Wave 10 weights were developed for LSAC, detailing methods to manage attrition and produce reliable population estimates.
This paper provides information about the event history calendar data collected in Growing Up in Australia: The Longitudinal Study of Australian Children …
This paper examines the concordance between parents’ and children’s responses in Growing Up in Australia: The Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC…
This paper examines differences in response patterns to wellbeing items asked in Wave 8 of Growing Up in Australia: The Longitudinal Study of Australian…
This paper highlights the potential of LSAC to answer research questions using a combination of survey and linked administrative data, focussing on two databases…
This paper by the Australian Bureau of Statistics LSAC processing team and the Australian Bureau of Statistics Household Survey Methodology team describes the process…
This paper describes the process of calculating weights for Wave 9C, Survey 1 of the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children, with a focus on the treatment of bias…
This paper describes the process of calculating weights for Wave 9C, Survey 2 of the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children, with a focus on the treatment of bias…
This paper describes the process of calculating weights for Wave 8 of the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children, with a focus on the treatment of bias
This paper aims to guide researchers on LSAC non‑response rates and participation patterns.
This paper provides information about the ‘Parent living elsewhere’ (PLE) data in the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC).
This technical paper describes the linkage process between the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC) and the Australian Early Development Census (AEDC)…
This paper details the methodology used to calculate the weights for the Wave 7 responding sample of Growing Up in Australia.
This paper provides a rationale for developing a new socio-economic position (SEP) measure, comparison between SEP measures and recommendations on why and how a…
This paper aims to provide guidance to researchers on the executive functioning data in LSAC. With LSAC providing the major evidence base for understanding children's…
This paper provides data users with opportunities to use the demographic, social and health information available in LSAC to examine many different issues relating to…
This paper describes the linkage process and the structure of the My School data linked to the LSAC data; explains how the data were confidentialised; describes the…
This paper serves describes the response properties and quality of the sample continuing into Wave 6; and the method and implementation of weight calculations to…
This paper aims to impute missing income data for Parent 1 and Parent 2 using the approach developed for another longitudinal study - the Household, Income and Labour…
This paper reviews the time use diaries used in the study so far, including what information was collected and whether it was collected directly from the children or…
This paper investigates the properties of the mother- and father-reported parenting measures used across Waves 1 to 4 for the B (baby) and K (kindergarten) cohorts of…
This paper focuses on time use diaries and provides a guide on how to use the data from the diaries, and how to get the most out of their longitudinal nature.
This paper details the methodology used to calculate the weights for the Wave 5 responding sample of Growing Up in Australia.
This paper describes how consent was obtained from parents, matching and linkage processes, sampling and bias issues, how NAPLAN data are stored in the LSAC data file…
This paper seeks to assess how the measure of income collected in the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC) compares with measures of income from two large…
This paper details the methodology used to calculate the weights for the Wave 4 responding sample of Growing Up in Australia.
This paper details the methodology used to calculate the weights for the Wave 3 responding sample of Growing Up in Australia.
This paper details the methodology used to calculate the weights for the Wave 2 sample of Growing Up in Australia.
This paper analyses the Wave 1 children's time use diaries for the 4-5 year cohort of Growing Up in Australia. The paper demonstrates some of the ways these…
This paper details the methodology used to calculate the weights for the Wave 1 sample of Growing Up in Australia. This paper should be read in conjunction…
This paper outlines the full details of the sample design for this cross-sequential study comprising two 12-month age cohorts (infants and children aged 4-5 years…
