Whiteman, Shawn D.

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Utah State University DigitalCommons@USU Funded Research Records Data Services 7-1-2022 Longitudinal Impacts of Pandemic-Induced Disruptions on Adolescent Siblings' and Parents' Alcohol Use: A Family Life Course Perspective Shawn D. Whiteman Utah State University, Shawn.Whiteman@usu.edu Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/funded_research_data  Part of the Education Commons Recommended Citation Whiteman, Shawn D., "Longitudinal Impacts of Pandemic-Induced Disruptions on Adolescent Siblings' and Parents' Alcohol Use: A Family Life Course Perspective" (2022). Funded Research Records. Paper 231. https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/funded_research_data/231 This Grant Record is brought to you for free and open access by the Data Services at DigitalCommons@USU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Funded Research Records by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@USU. For more information, please contact digitalcommons@usu.edu. DATA SHARING PLAN NIAAA Data Archive (NIAAADA) Data Sharing Plan (DSP)  Per NOT-AA-19-020, this study will submit and share data with NIAAA Data Archive (NIAAADA), a data repository housed within the NIMH Data Archive (NDA). To this end, this study will fulfill the following summary of tasks and expectations:   Obtain Informed Consent that allows for broad sharing of the research subjects’  de-identified data.   Collect Personally Identifiable Information (PII) from research subjects that will allow for the creation of the NDA GUID (a de-identified subject ID).   Create an NDA Account with access to the GUID Tool.   Complete and submit a Data Submission Agreement (DSA) within 6 months of the Notice of Award (NoA) issue date.   Create a list of data items to be collected in the project in the Data Expected tab of the NDA Collection within 6 months of NoA issue date.   Create a GUID for each research subject using the NDA GUID tool.   Format and submit data according to the NDA  Data Dictionary and/or work with NDA staff to define an appropriate data structure, if one does not already exist.   Submit data on or before the NDA submission due dates (April 1 and October 1 each year) in accordance with the applicable Data Sharing Terms and Conditions of award.   Perform QA/QC checks on data within 4 months after the submission due dates and address any issues identified by the NDA.   Share data in accordance with the default NIAAADA data sharing schedule in accordance with the applicable Data Sharing Terms and Conditions of award.   Upload supporting documents that allow future analysts to effectively use the data, including: study protocols, assessment schedules, operating procedures, original assessment instruments (if not proprietary), and analytic/statistical algorithms used to derive variables in publications.   Create an NDA Study, linking relevant publications to submitted data at the time of publication, and use the appropriate Digital Object Identifier (DOI) and Acknowledgement template in these publications.   Submit a statement of progress on data sharing in non-competing renewals and progress reports. Further instructions are available in the RPPR Instruction guide under section C.5.b. Resource Sharing. Refer to specific Tutorials about data submission and sharing via the NDA or refer to the data sharing planning section where the data will be shared.  Grant-specific details (to be completed by applicant):  1. Brief summary of the assessment schedule for data that will eventually be shared with the NIAAADA: Data collection for Wave 4 of the proposed study will begin in September, 2022 and conclude in February, 2023. Participants, including one parent and two adolescent-aged siblings from 682 families will be eligible to complete web-based surveys that will assess their alcohol and other substance use behaviors and related-cognitions, COVID-19 related disruptions and stressors, adjustment, other risk behaviors, personal qualities, and family relationship qualities.    2. Listing of proposed data collection instruments (assessments) that do not currently exist in the NDA (if applicable): As described in the Research Strategy, we will use the following validated measures to assess adolescents’ and their participating parents’ alcohol and other substance use behaviors and related-cognitions, COVID-19 related disruptions and stressors, adjustment, other risk behaviors, personal qualities, and family relationship qualities.     NIAAA’s Task Force on Recommended Alcohol Questions 4-question set111  Sips of alcohol112  High intensity drinking113  Cannabis and e-cigarette use (from Monitoring the Future) 114  Intentions to use alcohol, cannabis, and e-cigarettes (from Monitoring the Future)114  Brief Comprehensive Effects of Alcohol Questionnaire119  Drinking Motive Questionnaire – Revised Short Form121  Expectations about cannabis and e-cigarettes123  Perceptions of risk of substance124  Brief Addiction Behavior Social Density Assessment125  Peer Drug Associations Scale126  Parent permissibility of alcohol use128  Economic stress and strain129-130  Confusion, hubbub, and order scale131  Role overload scale132  Coronavirus Impact Scale133  Rhode Island Stress and Coping Inventory134  Pandemic Stress Index135  Coronavirus Health Impact Survey136  School modality history – timeline followback – designed for this study  Normative developmental transitions – designed for this study  Adolescents’ participation in paid employment139  Brief Symptom Inventory – 18140  Delinquent Behaviors141  Sexual history and risky sexual behaviors142  Educational aspirations143  Occupational aspirations144  Sensation seeking145  Parental knowledge of children’s everyday behaviors149  Parental autonomy granting150  Relational intimacy questionnaire152  Sibling communication and disclosure scale155  Sibling influence scale156  Parent-adolescent conflict158  3. Proposed schedule for running the data validation tool once data collection begins: The data validation tool will be run quarterly upon entry of Wave 4 data into NIAAADA. To allow adequate time for data cleaning and management, we expect that data for Wave 4 of the proposed study will be entered into the NIAAADA approximately 6 months after Wave 4 data collection is complete. Therefore, we expect that use of the data validation tool will commence in approximately August 2023.     

Longitudinal Impacts of Pandemic-Induced Disruptions on Adolescent Siblings\u27 and Parents\u27 Alcohol Use: A Family Life Course Perspective

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Longitudinal Impacts of Pandemic-Induced Disruptions on Adolescent Siblings\u27 and Parents\u27 Alcohol Use: A Family Life Course Perspective

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