DOI: 10.3886/icpsr39055.v1
title: Oregon Youth Study Three Generational Study, Time 3, 1997-2018
title: Version 1

description: An intergenerational longitudinal study that followed the Oregon Youth Study (OYS) males, their partners, and their children. The children in this wave (Time 3, Wave 4) were assessed at five years old. The study contains questions related to parenting, interpersonal behaviors, risk behaviors, and substance use.
description: The purpose of this study is to examine intergenerational transmission of antisocial behavior and related problem behaviors.
description: Partners and children of the OYS men were asked to participate in assessments. Assessments involved two separate appointments at each wave. One assessment was for the mother and child and the other was for the father and child.
description: The data contains variables about interpersonal communications, child discipline, substance use, demographics, sexual history, criminal history, and coder impressions about the respondents.
description: Men that were part of the Oregon Youth Study and their partners and children. The children were assessed at 5 years of age.
description: Datasets: 
DS0: Study-Level Files
DS1: Adult Attachment Behaviors Data
DS2: What Would You Do? Data
DS3: Discipline Questionnaire Data
DS4: Brief Symptom Inventory Data
DS5: Parent Self-Description (Irritability) Data
DS6: Custody and Child Support Data
DS7: Center for Epidemiological Studies-Depression Data
DS8: Clean-up Task Coder Impressions Data
DS9: Cognitive Tasks Form A: 3-4 Year Old Data
DS10: Cognitive Task Coder Ratings
DS11: Cognitive Perspective Taking Data
DS12: Counseling & Therapy Questionnaire Data
DS13: Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale Data
DS14: Conflict Tactics Scale (Partner) Data
DS15: Conflict Tactics Scale (Parent-child) Data
DS16: Child-rearing Practices Report Data
DS17: Sex Questionnaire Data
DS18: Dad Height and Weight Data
DS19: Demographics Questionnaire Data
DS20: Developmental History Data
DS21: Dad Interview Data
DS22: Mom Response to Dad Interview Data
DS23: Dyadic Adjustment Scale Data
DS24: Dyadic Adjustment Scale - Old Data
DS25: Experimenter Impressions Inventory Data
DS26: Elliot Behavior Questionnaire Data
DS27: Elliott Behavior Questionnaire (Short Version) Data
DS28: Expectations for Child Data
DS29: Experimenter Impressions Cognitive Task Data
DS30: Family Activities Checklist Data
DS31: Family Events Checklist Data
DS32: Play Task Impressions Data
DS33: Self-Perception Profile for Children Data
DS34: Intention-Attributions Score Sheet Data
DS35: Matching Questionnaire Data
DS36: Physical Measurements Data
DS37: Mother Interviewer Impressions Data
DS38: Mom Interview Data
DS39: Mom Height & Weight Data
DS40: Monitor and Parent-Child Relationship Data
DS41: Parent Child Behavior Checklist Data
DS42: Parent Daily Report Data
DS43: Parent Interview Data
DS44: Partner Interaction Questionnaire Data
DS45: Parent Pretest Report Data
DS46: Peer Involvement/Social Skills Data
DS47: Relationship Behaviors Questionnaire Data
DS48: Child Testing Experimenter Impressions Data
DS49: T-Scale (Irritability) Data
DS50: School Records Data
DS51: Child Behavior Checklist - Teacher Report Form Data
DS52: Children's Behavior Questionnaire Data
DS53: Scale of Social Competence and Social Adjustment Data
DS54: Temperament Survey for Adults Data
DS55: Kerns Security Scale Data
DS56: Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scales of Intelligence Data
description: Oregon Youth Study target males, their partners, and their children. The children at this wave were assessed at approximately 5 years of age. Smallest Geographic Unit: City
description: coded on-site observation; face-to-face interview; on-site questionnaireEach wave was collected based on the age of child. The fourth wave (Time 3) was collected when the child was 5 years of age.Please refer to the User Guide for help understanding variable names.CLIMP4 (Clean-up Task Coder Impressions Data, dataset #8) questionnaire has been formatted differently compared to previous waves in this series. Some questions may have been removed or have been numbered differently.For additional information on the Oregon Youth Study Three Generations Study, please visit the Oregon Social Learning Center website.