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Panel Study of Family Dynamics: RR2006

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The Panel Study of Family Dynamics (PSFD), initiated in 1999 under the leadership of Academician Cyrus C. Y. Chu, is a long-term project funded by the National Science Council and the Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange.

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Originally, the project was under the auspices of the Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica. In 2003, when the Tsai Yuan-Pei Research Center for Humanities and Social Sciences was established in Academic Sinica for interdisciplinary research, PSFD was transferred to be administrated by the Research Program for the Study of Family in Chinese Societies (RPSFCS) at the research center, funded mainly by Academia Sinica.

In 2004, the Tsai Yuan-Pei Research Center for Humanities and Social Sciences and the Sun Yat-Sen Institute for Social Sciences and Philosophy were merged into the Research Center for Humanities and Social Sciences (RCHSS), under which RPSFCS was maintained as one of the research programs. From 2013, due to the internal reorganization of RCHSS, RPSFCS has become a project under the Center for Survey Research (CSR), with its name changed to the Project for the Study of Family in Chinese Societies (PSFCS).

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In the beginning stage of PSFD, the targeted sample was the adult population of Taiwan. The core topics of the questionnaire of the panel survey were the interactive relationships and behaviors of the respondents and their family members. Starting in 2000, the sample has been expanded to the children of the above-mentioned respondents.

The first wave and the follow-up surveys for the main respondents and their children are conducted by face-to-face interview. After the setup in Taiwan was rather stable, PSFCS further engaged in collaboration with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, extending the survey to southeast coastline areas in China. By collecting data across the Taiwan Strait, it is expected that the datasets will be vital research materials for studies on Chinese families, especially for cross-regional comparative studies.

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