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Conceptualizing and Operationally Developing Disability Definitions Conceptualizing and Operationally Developing Disability Definitions
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Data Data
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Current Population Survey Current Population Survey
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American Community Survey American Community Survey
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Disagreement Over the Use of the Work-Activity Limitation Question Disagreement Over the Use of the Work-Activity Limitation Question
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Comparing Cps- and Acs-Based Disability Prevalence and Employment Trends Comparing Cps- and Acs-Based Disability Prevalence and Employment Trends
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Disability Prevalence and Employment in 2010 Using the Combined CPS Disability Prevalence and Employment in 2010 Using the Combined CPS
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Appendix of Disability and Limitation Definitions Appendix of Disability and Limitation Definitions
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CPS-ASEC, 1981–Onward CPS-ASEC, 1981–Onward
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ACS, 2005–2007 ACS, 2005–2007
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CPS-BMS, 2008–Onward; ACS 2008–Onward CPS-BMS, 2008–Onward; ACS 2008–Onward
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Notes Notes
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References References
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Twelve Measuring the Population with Disabilities for Policy Analysis
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Published:June 2013
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Abstract
This chapter discusses the conceptual and practical challenges of measuring the prevalence of debilitating declines in health in the population. The main theme of the discussion is that decisions about measurement can have a significant impact on estimates of the size and composition of the population affected. Importantly, the analysis reveals that no single question or measure available in national representative data sources captures everyone currently targeted by public policies for those with disabilities. Best practice for researchers then requires researchers use multiple measures to study how declines in health affect employment, income, and public benefit receipt.
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