Sweep Description
Age 20 COVID-19 Survey (2021) Wave 3
Professor Alissa Goodman
Centre for Longitudinal Studies, Institute of Education
The COVID 19 Survey collects information from participants in 5 national cohort studies about how the Coronavirus epidemic has affected their lives. The data from the survey will help researchers understand the health, social, and economic impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak. It will be especially important for understanding how people at different life stages are being affected, and how prior life experiences shape resilience or vulnerability to its effects. By following participants’ lives into the future, the studies will be able to track the longer-term consequences of the pandemic too.
The aim of the Wave 3 survey was to examine how people’s experiences, circumstances and views have changed as the crisis has continued. This third wave repeated many of the questions featured in Waves 1 and 2 with additional questions about the vaccination programme, long COVID and pay and household income. Home schooling, physical health and health behaviours, mental health and wellbeing, social contact, family and relationships, and trust were among the other topics explored in this third survey.
Study website: https://cls.ucl.ac.uk/covid-19-survey/content-and-data-wave-3/
Early Adulthood
19 - 30 years
Coverage
United Kingdom
Funding
Data
MCS Cohort Member COVID 19 Survey - Wave 3
mcs_covid_cmq3
MCS Cohort Member COVID 19 Survey - Wave 3
Computer-assisted web interviewing (CAWI). Data are collected using a web questionnaire, produced with a program for creating web surveys.
MCS Parent COVID-19 Survey - Wave 3
mcs_covid_pq3
MCS Parent COVID-19 Survey - Wave 3
Computer-assisted web interviewing (CAWI). Data are collected using a web questionnaire, produced with a program for creating web surveys.