Narayan Sastry

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University of Michigan

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Narayan Sastry is a Research Professor at the University of Michigan, USA. His research focuses on childhood experiences and their impact on adult health outcomes, specifically exploring positive and adverse childhood experiences. He has also conducted studies on data collection methodologies in national panel surveys, emphasizing mixed-mode designs and their effects on fieldwork outcomes.

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Distinguished Professor of Statistics

University of California, Los Angeles

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Parents' Adverse and Positive Childhood Experiences and Offspring Involvement with the Criminal Legal System

Positive Childhood Experiences and Adult Health Outcomes

Specific domains of positive childhood experiences (PCEs) associated with improved adult health: A nationally representative study

The Effects of a Targeted “Early Bird” Incentive Strategy on Response Rates, Fieldwork Effort, and Costs in a National Panel Study

Transitioning to a Mixed-Mode Study Design in a National Household Panel Study: Effects on Fieldwork Outcomes, Sample Composition and Costs

Switching from telephone to web‐first mixed‐mode data collection: Results from the Transition into Adulthood Supplement to the US Panel Study of Income Dynamics

Under my skin: Parenting behavior and children's cortisol in the Los Angeles family and neighborhood survey

A note on “sequential neighborhood effects” by hicks et al. (2018)

An Experimental Evaluation of an Online Interview Scheduler: Effects on Fieldwork Outcomes

Discrimination and Subsequent Mental Health, Substance Use, and Well-being in Young Adults

Intergenerational associations between parents’ and children’s adverse childhood experience scores

Effects of the COVID-19 crisis on survey ﬁeldwork: Experience and lessons from two major supplements to the U.S. Panel study of income dynamics

Health in Early Adolescence and Paid Employment

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Mark Handcock

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