Loneliness Across the Life Course
Timeframe
2017–2019
Funder
Jeanette Crossley Foundation
COMPASS staff
Barry Milne, Roy Lay-Yee
Collaborators
University of Auckland: Ngaire Kerse
Description
This study investigates the development of loneliness longitudinally and across the life course, and its risk factors and consequences in relation to different developmental trajectories, using data from:
- a longitudinal birth cohort - the Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Study (DMHDS);
- a longitudinal cohort of those aged 85+ - Life and Living in Advanced Age: A cohort study (LiLACS); and
- a cross-sectional cohort - the Social Attitudes Survey New Zealand (SASNZ), for the International Social Survey Programme (ISSP).
Publications
Lay-Yee R, Campbell D, Milne B (2021). Social attitudes and activities associated with loneliness: Findings from a New Zealand national survey of the adult population. Health and Social Care in the Community, doi:10.1111/hsc.13351.