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Einzelstudie

AID:A

The combined and enriched data from AID:A 2019, AID:A 2021 and AID:A 2023 enable comprehensive longitudinal analyses of the development and lives of children, adolescents, young adults and their families in Germany. Three data sets are available: Longitudinal data at the individual level (long format), episodic data on educational and occupational trajectories and triadic panel data on post-separation families. Details on the realized data collection as well as the available data sets and special features of data checking, processing and enrichment are described in the Technical Report.
The survey Growing Up in Germany (“Aufwachsen in Deutschland: Alltagswelten” – short AID:A) is a multi-actor study about the living conditions, experiences and well-being of children, adolescents, young adults and their families in Germany. AID:A is a central component of the German Youth Institute's (DJI) survey research and data has been collected repeatedly since 2009. The AID:A population consists of 0-32-year old target persons (ZP) and their household members. With around 6,000 households and over 11,700 interviews, AID:A 2019 marked the start of a new nationwide longitudinal cohort.
AID:A 2023 is fully funded by the institutional budget of the German Youth Institute (DJI).

Notification of Publications

• External researchers: Any published publications using AID:A data should be reported to aida@dji.de
• Involvement of DJI researchers: If DJI researchers are involved as (co-)authors, the designated DJI representative must ensure that the publication is added to the official internal DJI publication list and reporting system.
• Please cite as shown below.

These procedures help maintain transparency and proper documentation of all outputs based on the AID:A study.

Synopse

Kurztitel:

Panel 2019/2021/2023

Datensätze

Personen (2019, 2021, 2023)

Der Personendatensatz enthält alle Informationen der Erhebungen 2019, 2021 und 2023 aus dem Haushaltsinterview und aus den Personeninterviews.
Die Datei enthält 53.759 Zeilen und 1.999 Spalten (1.74 MByte).