COVID-19 Preparedness & Response Study: Baseline Survey

URL: https://www.openicpsr.org/openicpsr/project/165821
Description: This study examines the role of psychosocial factors in adherence to physical distancing. Adherence was assessed through the rate of non-work, non-household contacts. Two cohorts were studied: adults with children and adults at least 50 years old.

Geographic Coverage: Iowa, Minnesota

Collection Dates: 4/13/2020 – 5/23/2020

Universe: Cohort 1: Adults living in MN or IA with a child <18 years old in the home. Cohort 2: Adults in MN at least 50 years old.

Data Type: survey data

Methodology

Response Rate: Cohort 1: 2400 screened, 1105 consented, 997 completed enrollment survey, 996 provided info on contacts
Cohort 2: 1000 invited, 358 consented, 339 completed enrollment survey, 338 provided info on contacts

Sampling:   Cohort 1: Convenience sample recruited through social media. Cohort 2: Invited via email from an existing research registry for Parkinson's disease research.

Collection Modes:   telephone interview; web-based survey

Scales: Published scales/tools: CD-RISC2, CCRAM, Kessler-6, EQ-5D with VAS. Several Likert-type scales were also used.

Unit of Observation:   Individuals

Geographic Unit:   State
Sample
Format: Single study
Country: United States
Title: COVID-19 Preparedness & Response Study: Baseline Survey
Format: Single study

Tools