Associations between adversity exposure and executive functioning > Associations between adversity exposure and executive functioning 2025

Single Wave Study

General Information

Title

Associations between adversity exposure and executive functioning 2025

Project Number

404.2

Abstract

This survey investigates the associations between two types of adversity, namely exposure to violence and poverty, and two cognitive abilities that are central to successful goal-directed behavior and self-control: switching attention and ignoring distractions.

Longitudinal Type

Single Wave Study

Begin date

07-07-2025

End date

26-08-2025

Researcher

Stefan Vermeent (University of Amsterdam)

Publisher

Centerdata

DOI

https://doi.org/10.57990/d9h4-jr36

Funding Organization

ODISSEI, OCW (Domeinplan SSH), Utrecht University, University of Amsterdam

Response Information

Response Overview

Selected number of household members: 2,027 (100.0%)
Non-response: 994 (49.0%)
Response: 1,033 (51.0%)
Complete: 965 (47.6%)
Incomplete: 68 (3.4%)

Collection Events

Period

07-07-2025 to 31-07-2025

Sample

Panelmembers aged 16 to 60 who consented to CBS microdata linkage. Students living with their parents were excluded. In the first fieldwork period, respondents from this group who had completed the same cognitive tests in the summer of 2024 were invited. In the second fieldwork period, respondents who met the criteria were invited, giving priority to those who had scored low (≤ 4) on the “ladder of life” in the core module income (ci23p005, ci24q005, ci25r005) within the past three years. After that, a random sample of the remaining eligible respondents was added.

Collection Mode

Internet Survey

Fieldwork Note

A reminder was sent twice to non-respondents.