2. Mills Longitudinal Study - Age 27 Assessment

In 1963 and 1964, when participants were approximately age 27, the second assessment of the Mills Longitudinal Study was conducted as a follow-up to the original study. Data for the majority of participants was collected by mail. Survey topics included graduate school, work, personal life, marriage, pregnancy and childbirth, and motherhood, as well as several tests and inventories such as the CPI, ACL, AVL, and SCPI. Questionnaire packets were customized for each participant based on marital status, work status, and whether she had children. Subsample Twelve participants were invited to the Institute of Personality Assessment and Research (IPAR) at UC Berkeley, where they were interviewed and asked to complete a short assessment and perceptual test. Questionnaire packets for these twelve participants were completed by an interviewer.