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Population Association of America 2018 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAM

#PAA2018 2018 ANNUAL MEETING SHERATON DENVER DOWNTOWN, DENVER, COLORADO • APRIL 26-28

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April 26 – 28 Sheraton Denver Downtown Denver, CO

Population Association of America 8630 Fenton Street, Suite 722 Silver Spring, MD 20910 301.565.6710 www.populationassociation.org Come visit us in Booth 219!

CHITWAN VALLEY FAMILY STUDY (CVFS)

Disseminates, archives, NACDA advances research on and preserves data for 4 aging, helping researchers with population studies. reasons secondary data resources. to visit Booth 319

Offers comprehensive Provides leadership and training statistics, Census data, and in data access, curation, and spatial data of China. methods of analysis.

Also check out Booth 219! HRS, PSID and Chitwan Valley Family Study (CVFS) TABLE OF CONTENTS Meeting Information 4 General Information...... 4 Meeting Facilities...... 5 Exhibitors and Exhibit Floor Plan ...... 8 #PAA2018 Sponsors...... 10 Acknowledgements...... 11 2018 Program Organizing Committee ...... 12 Organizers and Co-Organizers...... 13 PAA Information 17 Board of Directors, Past Officers, and Staff ...... 18 Demography Editors ...... 20 PAA Fund 21 PAA Fund Donation Form ...... 22 PAA Fund Campaign...... 23 Contributors...... 24 Meeting Highlights 41 Member Initiated Meetings ...... 42 Invited Sessions ...... 45 Program Summary...... 47 Thursday Program 59 Friday Program 157 Saturday Program 235 Program Participants Index 280

Abstracts available online through the #PAA2018 MeetingApp: www.populationassociation.org/2018 or scan the code below with your internet connected device. GENERAL INFORMATION REGISTRATION members, and query PAA officers PAA Registration is located at the about the affairs of the Association. Plaza Registration Counter on the Donuts and coffee will be available. Concourse Level. See page 236 for details.

Wednesday 11:00 am – 4:00 pm SPEAKERS’ READY ROOM

Meeting Information Meeting 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm A LCD projector and screen are Thursday 7:00 am – 5:00 pm available to authors who wish to Friday 7:00 am – 4:00 pm practice their presentation.

Saturday 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Wednesday 11:30 am – 6:00 pm Tower Court C EXHIBITS Thursday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm The exhibits are located in Plaza Tower Court A Exhibit Hall on the Concourse Level. Friday 8:00 am – 4:15 pm Colorado Room Wednesday 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Thursday 8:00 am – 6:30 pm MEETING-WIDE WIFI Friday 8:00 am – 4:15 pm Complimentary internet access is available in all PAA meeting spaces Saturday 8:30 am – 1:00 pm at the Sheraton. Look for signs for connection details and in your ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP registration materials. MEETING Saturday, April 8, 8:00 am – 9:00 am, CAREER OPPORTUNITIES in the Plaza Ballroom A room on the Visit PAA’s new Careers page where Concourse. This is an opportunity you can post jobs, search for jobs, for members to voice their opinions, or post your resume. http://www. discuss items of interest to PAA populationassociation.org/careers/.

The Annual Meeting program can be viewed with a mobile phone. You can navigate the sessions by topic, the participants’ index and the floor plans. Abstracts can also be viewed online. Just point the browser on your smart phone to www.populationassociation.org/paa2018.

VIDEO OR AUDIO RECORDING OR PHOTOGRAPHS ARE NOT ALLOWED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE POPULATION ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA AND THE SPEAKER.

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Sheraton Denver Downtown | Plaza Building Concourse Level

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 5 Sheraton Denver Downtown | Plaza Building Lobby Level Meeting Information Meeting

6 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Sheraton Denver Downtown | I.M. Pei Tower Building Meeting Information Second Level

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 7 EXHIBITORS

Booth Booth Number Number Add Health 406 Max Planck Institute for 410 Demographic Research Asian Demographic Research 308 Institute, Shanghai University Mexican Migration Project & 404 Meeting Information Meeting New Immigrant Survey Asian MetaCentre for Population 308 and Sustainable Development Minnesota Population Center 313, 315 Analysis National Archive of Computerized 319 Cambridge University Press 205 Data on Aging Center for Economic and Social 301 National Center for Health 203 Research Statistics Center for Family & Demographic 209 National Institute of Aging 208 Research and National Center for National Longitudinal Surveys 300 Family & Marriage Research National Research Center on 115 Center for Health Trends and 214 Hispanic Children & Families Forecasts NORC at the University of 307 Center for Research on Child 201 Chicago Wellbeing Panel Study of Income Dynamics 219 China Data Center 319 Performance Monitoring and 312 Chitwan Valley Family Study 219 Accountability 2020 (CVFS) Population Association of 109, 111 Data Sharing for Demographic 319 America Research Population Council 314 The DHS Program 211 Population Europe 408 Eunice Kennedy Shriver National 113 Institute of Child Health and Population Reference Bureau 412,414 Development (NICHD) RAND Corporation 210 Government and Public Affairs 304 Russell Sage Foundation 402 Committee (GPAC) Springer 213,215 Guttmacher Institute 200 U. S. Census Bureau 400 Health and Retirement Study 219 Wisconsin Longitudinal Study – 207 India Human Development 306 UW Madison Survey Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID / 212 Institute of Social Science Survey, 302 OEAW, Wu) Peking University

IUSSP 305 Bolded exhibitors are also sponsors!

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PAA would like to thank our sponsor: Meeting Information Meeting

Population Reference Bureau

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PEOPLE, HEALTH, PLANET POPULATION CHANGE

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Learn how we inform through evidence, empower others, and advance the well-being of current and INEQUALITY future generations. HEALTH & POVERTY & NUTRITION

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10 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Meeting Information The successful launch of the annual meeting improvement and we will work with next of the Population Association of America year’s program co-chairs to continue takes many committed PAA members and to enhance the PAA annual meeting staff. The 2018 Program Committee issued experience. Please join us and provide a broad Call for Papers with 148 sessions feedback in the membership meeting on covering 11 topics that represented the Saturday. Also, consider share exciting diversity and interdisciplinary nature moments from the meeting on social of population research addressed by media #PAA2018. demographers, sociologists, economists, Our small, but mighty, staff has ensured our political scientists, geographers, historians, meeting is a success. Danielle Staudt, PAA’s epidemiologists, public health researchers, Executive Director, deserves many thanks statisticians, marketers, survey for managing our organization and all the researchers, and other health and social conference logistics, including negotiating scientists. Session Organizers reviewed free Wi-Fi throughout the meeting space close to 4,000 submissions, making difficult and additional perks from vendors and choices about what papers to include in sponsors. Bobbie Westmoreland, Program the 252 oral sessions. These hardworking and Communications Manager at PAA, and dedicated committee members and completed her second full year handling organizers are listed in the printed program day-to-day and big picture projects to bring and on the PAA web page. The 2018 us to a fully functioning PAA program. We program has 15 invited sessions, including all benefited from Bobbie’s superior efforts many organized by PAA committees. All of to set the program. You will see Bobbie the invited sessions focus on some of the and Millicent Minnick facilitating the most important population issues of our poster sessions over the next three days. day. The 11 poster sessions were organized We also thank Francesca Morton, Finance by John Iceland, with assistance from and Meeting Manager. She has ensured Sarah Ludwig-Dehm, Mike Martin, Susana the registration runs smoothly and has Quiros, Jack Byerly, Matt Hall, and Greg facilitated a great set of member-initiated Sharp, and input from the many session meetings. We are grateful to our fabulous organizers who recommended papers center and department colleagues and staff from their sessions for consideration in the at Bowling Green State University (Center poster sessions. A special thanks also goes for Family and Demographic Research) and to Jason Boardman and Philip Morgan, who Pennsylvania State University (Population organized the two speed poster sessions Research Institute) for their research, that we piloted at the meeting. The high financial and moral support. A special volume and quality of volunteer labor of shout out goes to Krista Payne, Elizabeth PAA members has resulted in an exciting Allen-Dachik and Lesley Wadsworth at program featuring new demographic data, BGSU. Last, but not least, we thank the methods, and research. paper and poster contributors, session We regret the U.S. government’s policies chairs, discussants, organizers of the that made it challenging for several member-initiated meetings, and poster international colleagues to attend the judges. meeting. We offer our heartfelt welcome The PAA meeting is truly a communal to all PAA attendees, including those from effort. Most of all we thank the PAA all over the globe; thank you for coming members who are the heart and soul of to PAA! A statement of inclusion and these stimulating meetings. Our field welcome to all population researchers is expands with the amazing research that is posted on the association’s website. shared each year. PAA is run by and for the PAA membership. Wendy Manning and John Iceland We know there is always room for 2018 Program Committee Co-Chairs PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 11 2018 PROGRAM ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Wendy D. Manning, Co-Chair John D. Iceland, Co-Chair

David Baker, Pennsylvania State I-Fen Lin, Bowling Green State Meeting Information Meeting University University Kelly Balistreri, Bowling Green State Trevon Logan, Ohio State University University Monica Longmore, Bowling Green State Susan Brown, Bowling Green State University University Nancy Luke, Pennsylvania State Sarah Burgoyne, Claritas University Guangqing Chi, Pennsylvania State Heidi Lyons, Oakland University University Stephen Matthews, Pennsylvania State Sarah Damaske, Pennsylvania State University University Lauren McClain, Western Kentucky Jonathan Daw, Pennsylvania State University University Shannon Monnat, Syracuse University Francis Dodoo, Pennsylvania State Kei Nomaguchi, Bowling Green State University University Jennifer Glick, The Pennsylvania State Julie Park, University of Maryland, University College Park Karen Guzzo, Bowling Green State Krista Payne, Bowling Green State University University Steven Haas, Pennsylvania State Laura Sanchez, Bowling Green State University University Melissa Hardy, Pennsylvania State Alexis Santos-Lozada, Pennsylvania University State University Terrence Hill, University of Arizona Jeremy Staff, Pennsylvania State Marianne Hillemeier, Pennsylvania University State University Ray Swisher, Bowling Green State Kara Joyner, Bowling Green State University University Brian Thiede, Pennsylvania State Valarie King, Pennsylvania State University University Kevin Thomas, Pennsylvania State Esther Lamidi, University of Colorado, University Colorado Springs Jennifer Van Hook, Pennsylvania State University

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ORGANIZERS AND CO-ORGANIZERS Jacob Adetunji, USAID Sharon Bzostek, Rutgers University Meeting Information Abigail Aiken, University of Texas at Kate Cagney, University of Chicago Austin Daniel Carlson, University of Utah Fran Althaus, Guttmacher Institute Shannon Cavanagh, University of Texas Marta Alvira-Hammond, Bowling Green Marcela Cerrutti, Latin American State University Population Association (ALAP) Gunnar Andersson, Stockholm Nirali Chakraborty, Metrics for University Management Francisca Antman, University of Rachel Charney, Population Research Colorado, Boulder Institute Jennifer Augustine, University of South Jacob Cheadle, University of Nebraska- Carolina Lincoln Christine Bachrach, University of Guangqing Chi, Pennsylvania State Maryland University Kelly Balistreri, Bowling Green State Juanita Chinn, Eunice Kennedy Shriver University National Institute of Child Health Kevin Barragan, U.S. Census Bureau and Human Development (NICHD) Jonathan Bearak, New York University William Clark, University of California, (NYU) Los Angeles Laura Bernardi, University of Lausanne Samuel Clark, The Ohio State University E. Helen Berry, Utah State University Rebecca Clark, Eunice Kennedy Shriver Jason Boardman, University of National Institute of Child Health Colorado and Human Development (NICHD) John Bound, University of Michigan Meg Cole, Cornell Population Center Lauren Bowers, United States Census Cynthia Colen, The Ohio State Bureau University Elizabeth Boyle, University of Lisa Cook, Michigan State University Minnesota–Twin Cities Elizabeth Cooksey, The Ohio State Juel Brathwaite-Alleyne, Guttmacher University Institute Lynne Cossman, West Virginia Jason Bremner, Population Reference University Bureau Eileen Crimmins, University of Southern Karin Brewster, Florida State University California Dustin Brown, Mississippi State Katherine Curtis, University of University Wisconsin−Madison Jennifer Bulanda, Miami University Jonathan Daw, Pennsylvania State Regina Bures, Eunice Kennedy Shriver University National Institute of Child Health Sonalde Desai, University of Maryland, and Human Development (NICHD) College Park Sarah Burgoyne, Claritas Jack DeWaard, University of Callie Burt, University of Washington Minnesota–Twin Cities

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Nadia Diamond-Smith, University of Corina Graif, Pennsylvania State California, San Francisco University Francis Dodoo, Pennsylvania State Clark Gray, University of North Carolina University at Chapel Hill Benjamin Domingue, Stanford Zoya Gubernskaya, University at Graduate School of Education Albany, SUNY Makafui Dordoh, Union for African Karen Guzzo, Bowling Green State Population Studies University

Meeting Information Meeting Cassandra Dorius, Iowa State University Michael Haan, University of Western Jennifer Dowd, City University of New Ontario York (CUNY) Steven Haas, Pennsylvania State Barbara Downs, U.S. Census Bureau University Patricia Drentea, University of Alabama Jacqueline Hagan, University of North at Birmingham Carolina at Chapel Hill Violet Elder, University of Michigan Patricia Hall, University of Michigan James Elliott, Rice University Carolyn Halpern, University of North Irma Elo, University of Pennsylvania Carolina at Chapel Hill Parfait Eloundou-Enyegue, Cornell Darrick Hamilton, The New School of University Public Engagement George Farkas, University of California- Karen Hardee, Futures Group Irvine International Paula Fomby, University of Michigan Bradley Hardy, American University Sarah Font, Pennsylvania State Melissa Hardy, Pennsylvania State University University Andrew Foster, Brown University Kristen Harknett, University of Pennsylvania Adrianne Frech, University of Akron Amal Harrati, University of California, Vicki Freedman, University of Michigan Berkeley William Frey, University of Michigan Anna Haskins, Cornell University Samantha Friedman, University at Jeff Hayes, Institute for Women’s Policy Albany, SUNY Research Delia Furtado, University of Connecticut Misty Heggeness, U.S. Census Bureau Elizabeth Fussell, Brown University Elaine Hernandez, Indiana University Judith Gibson, Institute of International Terrence Hill, University of Arizona Education Marianne Hillemeier, Pennsylvania Christina Gibson-Davis, Duke University State University Jennifer Glick, The Pennsylvania State Bryndl Hohmann-Marriott, University University of Otago Rachel Goldberg, Princeton University V. Joseph Hotz, Duke University Joshua Goldstein, University of Amy Hsin, City University of New York California, Berkeley (CUNY) Bridget Goosby, University of Nebraska- Lori Hunter, University of Colorado, Lincoln Boulder

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Chimaraoke Izugbara, African Monica Magadi, University of Hull

Population and Health Research Christine Mair, University of Maryland, Meeting Information Center (APHRC) Baltimore County Linda Jacobsen, Population Reference Vida Maralani, Cornell University Bureau Rachel Margolis, University of Western David Johnson, University of Michigan Ontario Lisa Kaida, McMaster University Molly Martin, Pennsylvania State Claire Kamp Dush, Ohio State University University Toshiko Kaneda, Population Reference Gladys Martinez, National Center for Bureau Health Statistics Jennifer Karas Montez, Syracuse Lauren McClain, Western Kentucky University University Sheela Kennedy, University of Michael McFarland, Florida State Minnesota - Twin Cities University Doo-Sub Kim, Hanyang University Clea McNeely, University of Minnesota Miriam King, University of Minnesota Neil Mehta, University of Michigan Rosalind King, Eunice Kennedy Shriver Giovanna Merli, Duke University National Institute of Child Health Shannon Monnat, Syracuse University and Human Development (NICHD) Kristin Moore, Child Trends, Inc. Megan Klein Hattori, University of S. Philip Morgan, University of North Massachusetts Boston Carolina at Chapel Hill Sebastian Kluesener, Max Planck Jill Morris, The Ohio State University Institute for Demographic Research Krysia Mossakowski, University of Devon Kristiansen, University of Hawaii at Manoa Minnesota Katrina Mullan, University of Montana Jennifer Laird, Columbia University Belinda Needham, University of Benoit Laplante, Institut national de la Michigan recherche scientifique Lenna Nepomnyaschy, Rutgers Trude Lappegard, University of Oslo University Leora Lawton, University of California, Susan Newcomer, retired Berkeley Kei Nomaguchi, Bowling Green State Thomas LeGrand, University of University Montréal William O’Hare, O’Hare Data and Carolyn Liebler, University of Demographic Services LLC Minnesota Aurea Osgood, Winona State University Hui Liu, Michigan State University Matthew Painter, University of Mao-Mei Liu, Brown University Wyoming Andrew London, Syracuse University John Palmer, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Monica Longmore, Bowling Green State Lisa Park, UC Santa Barbara University Lisa Pearce, University of California Nancy Luke, Pennsylvania State Irvine University Heidi Lyons, Oakland University PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 15 2018 Program Organizing Committee: Organizers and Co-Organizers, continued

Lea Pessin, The Pennsylvania State Brian Thiede, Pennsylvania State University University Elizabeth Peters, Urban Institute Kevin Thomas, Pennsylvania State Fabian Pfeffer, University of Michigan University Heather Rackin, Louisiana State Mieke Thomeer, University of Alabama University at Birmingham Kelly Raley, University of Texas at Austin Maggie Thorsen, Montana State Jen’nan Read, Duke University University Meeting Information Meeting Corinne Reczek, The Ohio State Yuying Tong, Chinese University of University Hong Kong Nancy Reichman, Rutgers University, Jonathan Vespa, US Census Bureau Robert Wood Johnson Medical Susan Vial, University of Wisconsin- School Madison Adriana Reyes, University of Michigan Timothy Waidmann, The Urban Fernando Riosmena, University of Institute Colorado at Boulder Debra Warn, Population Council Elizabeth Roberto, Princeton University Abigail Weitzman, University of Texas Steven Ruggles, University of at Austin Minnesota Michael White, Brown University Neil Ruiz, Pew Research Center Christopher Wildeman, Cornell Nancy Sah, Union for African University Population Studies (UAPS) Rebeca Wong, University of Texas Alexis Santos-Lozada, Pennsylvania Medical Branch State University Heidi Worley, Population Reference Christine Schwartz, University of Bureau Wisconsin-Madison Jenjira Yahirun, University of Hawaii at Carrie Shandra, Stony Brook University, Manoa SUNY Tse-Chuan Yang, University at Albany, Gregory Sharp, University at Buffalo, SUNY SUNY Sherry Yocum, Penn State Univ Susan Silveira, PSTC/Brown University Blake Zachary, Johns Hopkins School of Vegard Skirbekk, Columbia University Public Health Xi Song, University of Chicago Emilio Zagheni, University of Washington, Seattle Patrice Sparks, University of Texas-San Antonio Anna Zajacova, University of Wyoming Jessica Su, University at Buffalo, SUNY David Zaslow, U.S. Census Bureau Megan Sweeney, University of Hui Zheng, The Ohio State University California-Los Angeles Faye Ziegeweid, Institute for Health Ray Swisher, Bowling Green State Metrics and Evaluation University Mary Ellen Zuppan, International Miles Taylor, Florida State University Union for the Scientific Study of Population

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THE PAA FUND CAMPAIGN

I am pleased to announce that PAA members, friends and supporters continue to contribute to the PAA Fund and made 2017 another successful fundraising year. We raised almost $70,000.

Some of these funds have been given in honor of our mentors or colleagues, and some have been contributions. Regardless of the type of gift or the amount, we know the funds are being put to good use supporting congressional policy briefings, expansions of Demography, and our international outreach programs. Donations also have supported activities that promote and enhance demographic data and research, educate the public, and improve the PAA’s outreach and member services.

The Honor-a-Colleague program continues to recognize those who have meant so much to our careers. If you would like to make your donation in honor of a mentor, colleague or collaborator, please do so. When gifts in honor of a colleague reach $5,000, the honoree will have his/her name, a short biography and the list of contributors placed on the PAA website. If you are thinking about starting a campaign to honor your mentor or your favorite PAA member, contact Bobbie Westmoreland ([email protected]). The 2018 honorees thus far are Christine Bachrach, Hans-Peter Kohler, Robert Pollak, Duncan Thomas, and Robert Moffitt.

Join those who have remembered PAA in their estate plans. Members of the Lotka Society are leaving a Legacy to PAA in their will or other estate plans that will help to ensure the future of the PAA while offering you some valuable PAA Fund tax benefits. Alfred J. Lotka is acknowledged as a founding father of both demography and ecology.

The PAA is an association of kindred spirits and long-cherished professional colleagues. We have gathered resources through this campaign so that the next generation of population scientists will look to the future with enthusiasm and confidence. Although the campaign has enabled us to greatly expand the depth and reach of our work, the PAA continues to rely on financial support. I hope that each of us will continue to do our part.

I thank all of you on the following list for your generous support of the PAA.

Sincerely,

Wendy D. Manning PAA President

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Noreen J. Goldman PAA Fund Croft Juanita Tamayo Lott Frances K. Goldscheider Johanne Boisjoly Robert D. Mare Jill Grigsby John P. Bongaarts Linda G. Martin Myron P. Gutmann Monica Boyd Nan L. Maxwell John Haaga David L. Brown Robert McCaa Michael R. Haines Susan K. Brown David R. McKusick Karen A. Hardee Cynthia Buckley Sara Mclanahan Robert M. Hauser Sarah A. Burgard Dominique A. Meekers John P. McHenry William P. Butz Thomas W. Merrick Tim B. Heaton Kate A. Cagney & Elaine M. Murphy Albert I. Hermalin Yong Cai Robert T. Michael Patrick Heuveline Virginia S. Cain Ruth Dixon-Mueller Mary Jo Hoeksema Arthur A. Campbell Robert Moffitt & Emily Sandra L. Hofferth Cameron D. Campbell Agree Dennis P. Hogan Laura Carstensen Kristin A. Moore Frederick W. Hollmann John Casterline S. Philip Morgan V. Joseph Hotz Richard Cohn Peter A. Morrison PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 25 PAA Fund Mary BethMary Ofstedal Jenna Nobles Krishnan Namboodiri Steve H.Murdock Ren Mu Susan H.Mott Benefactor 26 Erik E.Bergstrom Neil G.Bennett Kathleen G.Beegle Mohamed Ayad Linda H.Archer Anglewicz Philip A. Duane F. Alwin Adelamar N.Alcantara Martha Ainsworth Jennifer Ailshire A. Dennis Ahlburg Clement Ahiadeke Akbar Aghajanian Anonymous RossJohn A. M.RosenbergHarry Ricardo Rodriguiz R. Martha Farnsworth KellyR. Raley Theophilos Priovolos Samuel H.Preston Joseph E.Potter David Post M.PopkinBarry John C.Pock Elizabeth Peters PebleyAnne R. Jeffrey S. Passel Alberto Palloni Princeton University,

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Michael S.Teitelbaum Karl Taeuber Calvin Gray Swicegood David Swanson A. Richard M.Suzman John Strauss Springer Science+ Edward J. Spar Herbert L.Smith James P. Smith Susan E.Short William Seltzer SeltzerJudith A. Paul Schultz Robert F. Schoeni Carl Schmertmann Sharon L.Sassler Yasuhiko Saito &CarolWilliam A. Mebrahtu Saba Steven Ruggles Elyce Rotella &George Andrew J. Cherlin Lynne M.Casper Carr James A. Alicia Puente Cackley Bumpass Larry Charlie Brown Karin L.Brewster Peter Brandt Marie V. Bousfield Kenneth Bollen A. Donald J. Bogue Black Dan A. Marianne Bitler Beth Berkov Business Media Sahlman Alter BENEFACTOR Contributors to the PAA the to FundContributors PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Yu Xie Gooloo SWunderlich Eleanor CopelandWeis Rebeca Wong WolfDouglas A. Robert J. Willis Lindy B.Williams Charles F. Westoff &Jane David Weir Maxine Weinstein A. WeeksJohn R. Feng Wang Linda J. Waite Paul Voss R. James W. Vaupel Mark J. VanLandingham S. Jeanvan derTak J Richard Udry Amy O. Tsui James Trussell Judith J. Treas Stephen J. Tordella Marta Tienda Arland Thornton Katharine M.Donato DiPreteThomas A. DentonNancy A. Deborah S.DeGraff Kyle David Crowder J.Henry Copeland Elizabeth C.Cooksey Amelie Constant Katherine M.Condon Barney Cohen Shelley Clark Rebecca L.Clark Minja K.Choe Kenneth S.Chew De Lung Contributors to the PAA Fund Benefactor

Gretchen S. Donehower Elise J. Jones Population Reference William H. Dow Idrissa Kabore Bureau Fanglan Du & Chunsheng Grace Kao Dudley L. Poston Jr. Jiang Lynn A. Karoly Mary G. Powers Richard A. Easterlin & Nathan Keyfitz Zhenchao Qian Eileen Crimmins John E. Knodel Adrian E. Raftery Nancy Eberstein Iliana V. Kohler James M. Raymo Jeffrey D. Edmeades Helen P. Koo Holly E. Reed Parfait M. Eloundou- Kim M. Korinek David C. Ribar Enyegue Dirk Krueger Lira-Silva Ricardo Thomas J. Espenshade Vicki L. Lamb Eduardo L. G Rios-Neto Tom P. Evans Kenneth C. Land Ronald R. Rindfuss Lia Fernald E. Virginia Lapham Bryan Roberts Paula W. Fomby Anne S. Lee John Robinson Andrew D. Foster Hedwig Lee Richard Rogers Ronald Freedman Sang-Hyop Lee Luis Rosero-Bixby Glenn V. Fuguitt Laura Duberstein Michael Rothschild Irv Garfinkel Lindberg Laura L. Rudkin Gary J. Gates Gang Liu Ronald J. Sampson Patrick T. Gerland Jinyun Liu Narayan Sastry Robert W. Gillespie A. Peter Lobo Morton Schapiro Dana A. Glei Andrew S. London Robert Schoen Patty Glynn John F. Long Kort Schnabel Jeanne G. Gobalet Shelly Lundberg Christine R. Schwartz Ana Goldani & Edward Subha Mani Teresa Seeman

Telles PAA Fund Vida Maralani Shuyang Sheng Daniel M. Goodkind Andrew W. Mason Ken R. Smith Monica Grant Peter F. McDonald Beth J. Soldo Michael Grossman James W. McNally Norman Solomon Baochang Gu Elizabeth Menaghan Xi Song Yanmin Gu Barbara S. Mensch Scott J. South Kelly Kay Hallman Pat W. Mosena Michael Spittel Carolyn Tucker Halpern Frank Mott Te-Hsiung Sun Lowell Hargens Peter R. Mueser Frank P. Stafford John C. Henretta Martha Little Munson Chandler Stolp Jerald R. Herting Kelly Musick Ross M. Stolzenberg Kenneth H. Hill Dowell Myers Chirayath M. Suchindran Christine L. Himes Kevin S. O’Neil Teresa A. Sullivan Howard M. Iams & Elizabeth Megan Sweeney Anrudh K. Jain Gummerson David Takeuchi J. Craig Jenkins Kelvin M. Pollard Koray Tanfer Patricia Jessop

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 27 PAA Fund Donald J. Treiman Pranee Tinakorn Jeffrey M.Timberlake Graciela M.Teruel Bussarawan Sponsor 28 Li-Wei Chao Aphichat Helena CruzCastanheira John Cacioppo Donnell Butler Pierre Buekens Susan L.Brown George F. Brown Sarah Brayne Jennie E.Brand Gladys K.Bowles Jill Bouma Jason D. Boardman David M. Blau Francesco C.Billari Stan Bernstein Eva M.Bernhardt Stan Becker Martha J. Bailey Ahmed Bahri Makoto Atoh Assaad Ragui A. Veronica Arroyave John Angle AlmgrenGunnar R. Keera Allendorf Harold Alderman Alicia Adsera Deborah Abowitz A. Anonymous Leah K.VanWey Katherine Trent

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Sally C.Curtin Michael Cunningham Flavio Cunha Robert Crosnoe & Julian Cristia James C.Cramer Dora L.Costa Kalena Cortes Diane Colasanto V.William A. Clark Kang-Shik Choi Andrew Cherlin Feinian Chen Kerwin K.Charles Cliff Wu Yue ChimRichard Wong Lynn BodinWombold Christopher Winship Kari L.White BethMary Weinberger Susan C.Watkins Stephanie J. Ventura Glenn A. FirebaughGlenn A. Reynolds Farley Di Fang Thomas G.Exter Kathryn Edin Isaac W. Eberstein Suzanne. Duryea Taryn L.Dinkelman Jorge H.Del-Pinal Cecilia AnnDean Julie DaVanzo Aparajita Dasgupta Monica DasGupta Sheldon Danziger John L.Czajka Sian L.Curtis Shannon Cavanagh SPONSOR Contributors to the PAA the to FundContributors PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Paulina Grobet Margaret E.Greene John L.Goodman,Jr. Sidney Goldstein GoldsteinJoshua R. Turkiz Gokgol Monica Gaughan Deborah L.Garvey Elizabeth Fussell Friedman Jed A. Tamara C.Fox Renata T. Forste Richard L.Forstall Tamar Forrest Robert W. Fogel James J. Zuiches Zimmer Zachary Nicholas Zill James Ziliak Jeffery Zhongke Wei-Jun JeanYeung Xiushi Yang Chang-Po Yang Lawrence L.Wu Alan J. Holt Paula E.Hollerbach Kenneth Hodges R. Judith F. Helzner Donald F. Heisel Thomas Heberlein Mark D. Hayward Sarah Hayford R. Ruth Haurin Lingxin Hao Barbara D. Hanrieder- Steven J. Haider Karen N.Guzzo Guang Guo Abdelhani Guend Stewart Contributors to the PAA Fund Sponsor

Kristine Hopkins Cynthia B. Lloyd Lisa Pearce Michael Hout Victoria N. Locke Christine M. Percheski Lori Mae Hunter Briant L. Lowell Anthony D. Perez Wassana Im-em Yao Lu Krista M. Perreira Fatou Jah Nancy K. Luke Robert D. Plotnick Susan Jekielek Zhehui Luo Saumya Ramarao Richard Jessor Daniel B. Luten, Jr. Marcos A. Rangel Kenneth M. Johnson Alphonse L. MacDonald Mark C. Regets Kiersten B. Johnson Jennifer H. Madans Michael S. Rendall Jennifer A. Johnson- Lisa Manhart Georges Reniers Hanks Michael Mao Patricia Rhoton Pamela Joshi Teresa Castro Martin David Ribar William A. Kandel Anthony C. Masi Timothy Riffe Michael Keane Ryan K. Masters Fernando Riosmena Mary Mederios Kent Ross Matsueda Rachel Robinson Alexandra A. Killewald Jane Mauldon Jennifer Roff Miriam L. King John F. May Harriett Romo Michael J. Klitsch Blessing U. Mberu Pungpond Rukumnuaykit Jean-Francois Kobiane Scott C. McDonald Ruben G. Rumbaut Stefan Kohler Michael J. McQuestion Naomi Rutenberg Hiroshi Kojima Ann M. Meier Suzanne J. Ryan Kathryn Kost Timothy Miller Haruo Sagaza Roger G. Kramer Warren B. Miller Arthur Sakamoto Randall Kuhn Colter Mitchell Matthew Salganik David Laibson Phyllis Moen J.M. Ian Salas Paula M. Lantz Michael Teclemariam Philip Salisbury PAA Fund Leora E. Lawton Molla Robert J. Sampson Jinkook Lee Mark R. Montgomery Mariano Sana Nayoung Lee Stephen L. Morgan Seth Sanders Yean-Ju Lee William D. Mosher Liana C. Sayer Thomas LeGrand Joshua A. Mott Barbara L. Schneider Deborah Levison & Thomas A. Mroz Robert Schoen Joseph Ritter Axel Mundigo Barbara S. Schone Gary L. Lewis Timothy Nelson Whitney Schott Jun Li Deborah J. Oakley Jane Sell Rose Maria Li William P. O’Hare Pranab Sen Nelson Lim Angela M. O’Rand Larry Severy Cheng-Hsien (Albert) Lin Pia M. Orrenius Mohammed Shahidullah & Chiung-Fang Chang Fred C. Pampel David Shapiro I-Fen Lin Susan W. Parker Wendy Sigle David P. Lindstrom Emilio A. Parrado Joachim Singelmann Massimo Livi-Bacci Melissa Partin Audrey L. Singer PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 29 PAA Fund Emily Sonneveldt Shige Song Freya LundSonenstein Stanley K.Smith JeffreyA. Smith Fred Sklar Friend 30 Florio O. Arguillas Marie Joy B.Arguillas P.Mary Arends-Kuenning Marilyn AmaAniwa Katherine Maria Flavia Andrade Theresa Anderson James J. Anderson Ernesto F. L.Amaral AmankwaaAdansi A. Soumya Alva Joseph Altonji Sigal Alon Kehinde Ajayi Md NazmulAhsan Bashiruddin Ahmed Jacob Adetunji Jimi Adams Emma Adam Joyce C.Abma Mohammad Jalal Abbasi- Anonymous Charles M.Tolbert Elizabeth Thomson Charles H.Teller John Taylor StrongMichael A. StotoMichael A. William F. Stinner Guy Stecklov Naomi J. Spence

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Akinrinola Bankole Paula Baker Elizabeth H.Baker Amy Kate Bailey Franklin Baer Maria Aysa-Lastra Anamarie Auger Asad L. Fred Arnold Robin J. Walther Katrina M.Walsemann Mark Walker WalkerJames R. Jane Waldfogel Timothy Waidmann Reeve D. Vanneman Deborah Vandell Jennifer L.Van Hook Pietronella Van Den Debra Umberson Rodolfo Tuiran John Townsend Yuying Tong John R. Besl John R. E. HelenBerry Behrman Julia A. Emily L.Behrman John C.Beresford Kathleen Beegle Lee L.Bean Amanda K.Baumle Sara Laufer Batinovich David Bates Kaushik Basu Alaka M.Basu Juliane Baron Jennifer S.Barber Victoria Baranov Oever FRIEND Contributors to the PAA the to FundContributors PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Jane K.Boorstein Karen Bogen Yosef Bodovski Gustavo Bobonis Caroline H.Bledsoe Rebecca Blank Georgina P. Binstock Richard E.Bilsborrow Timothy J. Biblarz Hania Zlotnik Jun Zhu Hui Zheng Zhenmei Zhang Rene M.Zenteno Nancy V. Yinger Wilmoth John R. Nancy E.Williamson Mark V. Wilhelm Robert G.White Tracy Weitz Alexander Weinreb A. WaylandSloan R. Megan M.Way Qian Cai Mayra Buvinic Alison M.Buttenheim Richard V. Burkhauser Thomas K.Burch Tim-Allen Bruckner Tyson Brown Warren Brown A. Arleen Brown Jeanne Brooks-Gunn Nancy Brooks Gilbert Brenes Janet L.J. Smith Alan Booth Bradshaw Contributors to the PAA Fund Friend

Angela Gale Campbell Orlandina De Oliveira Beth Fredrick Antonio D. Camara Laeticia De Souza Vicki A. Freedman Ana Maria Hermeto Lionel P. Deang William H. Frey Camilo de Oliveria Barthelemy Kuate Defo Thomas E. Fricke Martha M. Campbell & Barbara Devaney Sylvia Fubini Malcolm Potts D. Radha Devi Arya Gaduh Elwood D. Carlson Arunachalam Victor Gaigbe-Togbe Marcia C. Castro Dharmalingam Alan Garber Hal Caswell Nancy Dole Filiz Garip Shannon Cavanagh Carrie Donoho Andreas Georgiadis Suzana M. Cavenaghi Audrey Dorelien V. Moolamattom George Miguel Ceballos Peter Doskoch Adrienne Germain Sophia Chae Harriet O. Duleep Dirgha Jibi Ghimire Vivien W. Chen Mitchell Duneier Greta Gilbertson Brian Chin Rachel E. Dunifon John T. Giles Lee-Jay Cho Avraham Ebenstein Donna K. Ginther Hwajung Choi Barry Edmonston Jessica D. Gipson Simon Choi Emme Edmunds Sarah C. Giroux Yoonjoung Choi Valerie E. Edwards Nina L. Glasgow Mridul Chowdhury Samia El-Badry Penny Gordon-Larsen Samuel J. Clark Amon S. Emeka Kimberly Goyette Chris Cluett Robert Emery James Gribble Deborah Cobb-Clark Michal Engelman Sue Griffey Steve Cole Eugene Erickson Eric Grodsky Lolagene Coombs Gabriela Escudero Thomas A. Gryn Dalton C. Conley Monica Higgins Espinoza David K. Guilkey PAA Fund Rachel E. Connelly Bolaji Fapohunda Michaela Gulemetova Lynn Prince Cooke Shahrokh Fardoust Steven A. Haas Carey E. Cooper Chad Farrell J. David Hacker David Cort Sally E. Findley Jacqueline M. Hagan Rachel T. Cortes Roger Finke Christian Hale Mick Couper Jocelyn E. Finlay Erin Randle Hamilton Sarah K. Cowan Mary J. Fischer Eugene A. Hammel James Crimmins Susan Fiske Emily C. Hannum Caitlin Cross-Barnet Catherine A. Fitch Karen Hardee Robert Crutchfield John Fitzgerald Jessica Halliday Hardie Katherine J. Curtis Jason M. Fletcher Melissa A. Hardy Sheldon Danziger Chenoa A. Flippen Kristen S. Harknett Henry P. & Tema David Cornelia Flora Cynthia C. Harper Dwight R. Davis Mark Foley Richard J. Harris Lincoln H. & Alice Day Mark Fossett Jennifer Harris Jennifer Cheeseman Day Reanne Frank Wan He PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 31 PAA Fund Monica Espinoza Higgins Hewitt Belinda A. Paul C.Hewett Melonie P. Heron Stephane Helleringer Tom Heath Friend 32 Amelia Wilkes Karraker Andrew B.Kantner Ryuichi Kaneko Toshiko Kaneda Virginia Josephian Dawoon Jung Rachel K.Jones Martha W. M.Jones Malia Jones Denis F. Johnston David Johnson Harley Johansen Susan Jekielek Soong-nang Jang Jodi L.Jacobson Margot Jackson Miho Iwasawa Hiromi Ishizawa Hiroshi Ishida Carlos Manuel George Immerwahr Latifat D. G.Ibisomi Merton M.Hyman Jon M.Hussey Hull James R. Perry Hu Marie B.Hotz Marjorie Honig Giuseppina Valle Holway Martin K.Holdrich Jan M.Hoem Jasper Hoek John Hoddinott Marianne Hillemeier Heather D. Hill

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Martin Kreidl Alan G.Kraut KramarowEllen A. Lori Kowaleski-Jones V Kothandapani Tanya Koropeckyj-Cox James E.Kocher Jean Knab Wilbert van derKlaauw Sunita Kishor Gebre-Egziabher Kiros Kevin G.Kinsella Ward Kingkade Rosalind Berkowitz King Rachel Kimbro Younoh Kim Doo-Sub Kim Ann Kim M. Nizam UddinKhan David I.Kertzer Genevieve Kenney Sheela Kennedy Teresa Keenan &Carlos Harounan Kazianga Serap Kavas John Kasarda Xian Liu Jack Lippes Joseph Lengermann Hye-Kyung Lee Dohoon Lee Edward O. Laumann Olaf F. Larson Joseph T. Lariscy Evelyn G.Landry Nancy S.Landale Nirannanilat Lalu Qing Lai Margie Lachman Dela N.Kusi-Appouh Purushottam M. Kulkarni Manuel Indacocohea Contributors to the PAA the to FundContributors PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Tj Mathews Mark S.Mather Anna Mastroianni William M.Mason Julie Maslowsky Brian Martinson Martin Molly A. Daniela Marshall & Kyriakos S.Markides Rachel Margolis John E.Marcotte Albert M.Marckwardt Carolyn Makinson A. Mahgoub Eltigani Bernhard Mahlberg Jeremy Magruder Nyovani Janet Madise Janice Madden Diane J. Macunovich John J. Macisco, Jr. Kate Macintyre Laurence J.C. Ma Katherine Lynch A. Anders S.Lunde Celia HubertLopez Leena Merdad Ivan Mejia-Guevara Costas Meghir Geoffrey McNicoll Susan McLellan Diane K.McLaughlin Christopher J. McKelvey Douglas M.McKee Katherine McGonagle A. C.McEniry Mary Marjorie B.McElroy Thomas W. McDade Cheikh Mbacke Robert Mazur W. Parker Mauldin Felipe Saffie Mahmoud Contributors to the PAA Fund Friend

Giovanna M. Merli John R.B. Palmer Hantamalala Deborah Merrill Susan M. Palmore Rafalimanana Carolina Milesi Arvind Pandey Rebeca & Benjamin Tim Miller Juan Pantano Raijman Vinod Mishra Jennifer M. Park Cinda Raley Olivia S. Mitchell Donna E. Parmelee Sara B. Raley Ann M. Moore Patricia N. Pastor Stefan Rayer Ricardo Mora John Pease David Rehkopf Caroline Moreau David Pedulla Eric N. Reither Jeffrey D. Morenoff Brienna G. Perelli-Harris Qiang Ren Rie Moriizumi Julieta Perez-Amador George S. Rent Iwao M. Moriyama Michael R. Pergamit Barbara Reskin Nancy E. Moss Cyril Pervilhac Robert D. Retherford Zheng Mu Christine Peterson Reid Reynolds Erica Jade Mullen Liliana E. Pezzin Karin Ringheim Stephanie Mullen Fabian T. Pfeffer Ester Lucia Rizzi Elaine M. Murphy Dimiter Philipov Kristen Robinson George C. Myers Julie A. Phillips Joe Rodgers Marc A. Musick John W.R. Phillips German Rodriguez Lora G. Myers Rachael S. Pierotti Nestor Rodriguez P. Mohanachandran Nair Vijayan K. Pillai Michael Everett Roettger Srikantan Nair Guido Pinto Jennifer L. Romich Luciano Nakabashi Martin P. Piotrowski Lisa S. Roney Dilip Nath Michael S. Pollard Elaina Rose Constance A. Nathanson Suet Ling Pong Emily Victoria

Rosenbaum PAA Fund Evelyn Neil Claus Christian Portner Michael J. Rosenfeld Lenna Nepomnyaschy Andrew Postlewaite Rachel A. Rosenfeld Liem Thanh Nguyen Wiraporn Pothisiri Ira Rosenwaike Suzanne Nichols Lloyd B. Potter Shalini Roy Wamucii Njogu Malcolm Potts Anne Royalty Jenna Nobles Michelle Poulin Jose Victor Rios Rull Kei Nomaguchi Vipan Prachuabmoh Sharon Stanton Russell Karen Norberg Pramote Prasartkul Rogelio Saenz Kenya Noronha Julia C. Prentice James Sailer Beatriz Novak Menahem Prywes Laura Salganik Francis Obare Esteban Puentes & Joseph J. Salvo Rourke L. O’Brien Martha Klutting Magaly Sanchez R. Kathleen A. O’Connor James Quane Elvira Sanchez-Blake Randall Jay Olsen Amelie Quesnel-Vallee Gabriela Sanchez-Soto Valerie K Oppenheimer Lincoln G. Quillian Silvia Elena Giorguli Cynthia A. Osborne Agnes R. Quisumbing Saucedo Devah Pager PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 33 PAA Fund Enid J. Schatz Max Schanzenbach Julie Schaffner Nora Cate Schaeffer Bryan Sayer Yothin Sawangdee Friend 34 Aryeh Stein Sarah Staveteig Kevin Stange Matthew W. Stagner Frank Stafford Ilene S.Speizer J. JosephSpeidel Boubacar Sow Ulimiri Venkata Patricio Solis Erica Soler-Hampejsek Aida Sole-Auro Matthew J. Sobek Mark W. Smith Kristin E.Smith Daniel J. Smith Kaushalendra Kumar Saurabh Singhal Alan B.Simmons Brian D. Silver Romesh Silva Paul M.Siegel Lawrence C.Shulman S.ShryockHenry Jr Laura B.Shrestha Olga N.Shemyakina Wendy Sheldon Michele G.Shedlin Yossi Shavit Christopher LSeplaki Melissa N.Scopilliti Rachel Schurman Daniel J. Schneider

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Sharanya Thummalapally Rebecca L.Thornton Terence P. Thornberry Laura Thomas Thomas Jason R. Harsha Thirumurthy Anne Terrell Lucky M.Tedrow Jay D. Teachman Jeff Tayman J. Edward Taylor Athena Tapales, Ph.D. Emi Tamaki Ayumi Takenaka Ann Swidler Thankam S.Sunil Rongjun Sun Tara Sullivan Naomi Sugie Sujit Suchindran KVR Subrahmanyam Rachel Stutsman Charles Q.Strohm George J. Stolnitz Haya Stier Elizabeth Hervey Iwu D. Utomo Margaret L.Usdansky S. HeidiUllmann Christopher Udry Shripad D. Tuljapurkar Jenny Trinitapoli Stephen J. Trejo Bickley Townsend Florencia Torche Michael B.Toney Dimeeji Togunde Petra Todd Kathryn E.Harker Stephen Tillman Contributors to the PAA the to FundContributors PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Robert Wilson Nathalie E.Williams Linda B.Williams Frans Willekens Elizabeth M.Wildsmith W.Jerry Wicks John Weymark WeedenKim A. Ronald K.Watts Janet Watson Maria Wathen Victoria Ward Wendy Wang May C.Wang Fei Wang Fan Wang Barbara Wanchisen Steven Wallace Robert B.Wallace Roger Waldinger Suzanne Stokes Vieth Dan Veroff Katherine Verdery Ashton Verdery Kristen Velyvis A. Victoria Velkoff A. Sara Yeatman Hua Ye Y. Claire Yang Wen ShanYang Philip Yang Takashi Yamano Meir Yaish Jenjira Yahirun Hongwei Xu Miranda Xafa Xiaogang Wu Nicholas H.Wolfinger Firman Witoelar David Wise A. Anne E.Winkler Contributors to the PAA Fund Supporter

Frank W. Young Wenwen Zhang Julie M. Zissimopoulos Linda Young-De Marco Zhuoni Zhang Anita Zuberi Kathryn M. Yount Yaohui Zhao Genevieve Zubrzycki Anna Zajacova Bingdao Zheng Eliya M. Zulu Viviana Zelizer Kathleen M. Ziol-Guest

SUPPORTER Anonymous Samuel K. Antobam Maggie Bohm Arnstein Aassve Sofya Aptekar Pratikshya Bohra-Mishra Maria Abascal Erika Arenas Bart Bonikowski Meena R. Abraham Patrick Opoku Asuming Steven A. Boren Elizabeth S. Ackert Juhee Baek Amanda L. Botticello Fenaba Addo Jorge Balan Elise Bowditch Robert M. Adelman Kakoli Banerjee Robert L. Boyd Ernest K. Afrifa-Anane Manjistha Banerji Elizabeth Heger Boyle Patience A. Afulani Philip E. Bardsley Cristina Elena Bradatan Rina Agarwala Tania CJ Barham Sarah E.K. Bradley Sono Aibe Burt Barnow Melanie Sereny Brasher Allison E. Aiello Catherine Barry Jenifer L. Bratter Abigail R. A. Aiken Samuel Baum Etienne Breton Akanni I. Akinyemi Eva Bazant Mary C. Brinton Ilana Redstone Akresh Kennedy Behrman Stefanie Brodmann Richard S. Akresh Andrea H. Beller Sofie De Broe Howard E. Aldrich Hiram Beltran-Sanchez Ron Brookmeyer Charles H. Alexander Janie Benson Jeanne Brooks-Gunn PAA Fund Abdullah H.M. Al- Lawrence M. Berger Kathleen Broussard Khalifah Susan Bergson J. Scott Brown Huda Alkitkat Bete Berhanu Lisanne Brown Susan Allen Brent M. Berry Lois M. Brown Dawn Alley Vadim A. Bezverbny Louie A. Brown Adrienne A. Allison Prem B. Bhandari Rachel R. Brown Bridget J. Anderson Tushar Bharati Tyson H. Brown Thomas Markley Simona Bignami Antonio Bruce Anderson Adriana Andrea Biney Elizabeth E. Bruch Barbara A. Anderson David M. Bishai Marisa Bucheli Thomas Anderson Jessica C. Bishop-Royse Moshe Buchinsky Douglas L. Anderton Emma Bjorkenstam Aysen Bulut Joel Andress Francine Blau Brielle Bryan Catherine S. Lawrence Bobo Jane Burbank Andrzejewski Philippe Bocquier Amy Burdette Gustavo Angeles Ryan Heath Bogle Regina M. Bures PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 35 PAA Fund Stephen Cacciola Sharon H.Bzostek Justin Buszin BurringtonLori A. Sandra Charvat Burke Ruth Burke Supporter 36 Kate Coleman-Minahan Steven Cohen A. Jessica Cohen A. Diane Coffey Sean Clouston Lara Cleveland Marin E.Clarkberg Susan Clampet- Matthew Clair Laura Chyu Pil HongChung Joanne Christopherson Yoshimi K.Chitose ChiezahMichelle A. Frances M.Chevarley Zixi Chen Wei TingChen Ping Chen I-Chien Chen Charles Cheesebrough Jacob E.Cheadle Pia Chaparro Paul Chang Hsin-Chieh Chang Youngjoo Cha Marcela Sandra Cerrutti Miguel Centeno Arachu Castro Robert Casinelli Rebecca Casciano Nicole Carter Stacie Carr A. Julie H.Carmalt Calhoun Charles A. Maria CeciliaCalderon

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Heather B.Edelblute Valerie L.Durrant Rachel E.Durham Hiroko Hayama Dodge Mai PhuongDo Muhamad W. Djuhari Yanyi K.Djamba Patrice Dion Gniesha Y. Dinwiddie Claudio Santiago Dias,Jr. Erinna C.Dia DeWaardJack R. Laurie F. DeRose B.Deming Mary Stefanie DeLuca Ana LuisaDavila Darity William A. Sara Czaja John C.Cutler Cubbins Lisa A. Benjamin Crookston David Crawford &Kathy Jane Cover Richard S.Courtney Clemencia M.Cosentino Janice Compton Allan Feldt Nicole Farris Heather Farb MatthewR. Falkenstein Laurence L. Falk Toni Falbo Douglas C.Ewbank EvenhouseEirik A. Jennifer Erausquin Yeetey Enuameh A. Linnea Perry Eitmann Thomas Eisele Nick Ehrmann Karen Eggleston Ryan D. Edwards Duffy Contributors to the PAA the to FundContributors PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Robert W. Gardner Javier Garcia-Manglano Denia Garcia Krista Garcia Ginny E.Garcia Margaret Frye Richard Fry A. Carl M.Frisen William P. Frisbie Esther M.Friedman Robert H.Freymeyer Ewa Zofia Fratczak Holly Foster Alfredo L.Fort FordThomas R. Kathleen Ford Kelley Fong Karen Folk Nadia Y. Flores Christine M.Flanigan Amanda Flaim Lawrence B.Finer Jason M.Fields Layton Field Bruce Fetter Leticia E. Fernandez Hilda H.Golden Howard I.Goldberg Rachel Elizabeth Lisa M.Godek Paul C. Glick Jennifer L.Glass Alejandro E.Giusti Stuart Gietel-Basten Christina M.Gibson- Bonnie Ghosh-Dastidar Theodore P. Gerber Katie Genadek Julia M.Gelatt Lauren M.Gaydosh Goldberg Davis Contributors to the PAA Fund Supporter

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MEETING HIGHLIGHTS Population Association of America 2018 Annual Membership Meeting

Saturday, April 28 8:00 am – 9:00 am Plaza Ballroom A

Please join the Officers and the Board of the PAA for our annual membership meeting on Saturday morning. This meeting provides an opportunity for members to learn about issues that affect the organization and its members, hear about decisions made by the Board, and get an update on the status of Demography, government and public affairs, and other PAA activities.

Please contact Danielle Staudt ([email protected]) if you have items to suggest for the agenda or come to the meeting and raise your issues from the floor.

A preliminary agenda is available at the PAA Registration Desk. Coffee and donuts will be available.

See you on Saturday morning!

EARLY CAREER DEMOGRAPHERS RECEPTION Meeting Highlights Join fellow early-career demographers for a lively reception. Appetizers and drinks available. Thursday, April 26 • 6:00 – 7:30 PM Windows (Second Level)

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1:15 pm–3:15 pm Expanding the Reach of Your Research: Best Practices DIRECTOR’S ROW I for Communicating With Policymakers and the Media Linda Jacobsen, Population Reference Bureau [email protected]

2:00 pm–4:00 pm Panel Study of Income Dynamics Workshop for New and DIRECTOR’S ROW H Prospective Users Paula Fomby, University of Michigan [email protected]

3:00 pm–5:00 pm Using the National Longitudinal Studies for Your TOWER COURT A Research. Elizabeth Cooksey, The Ohio State University [email protected]

4:00 pm–6:00 pm Southern Demographic Board Meeting PLAZA COURT 3 Karin L. Brewster, Florida State University [email protected]

5:30 pm–7:00 pm IUSSP Laureate Award GOVERNOR’S Thomas LeGrand, Université de Montréal; Mary Ellen SQUARE 12 Zuppan, International Union for the Scientific Study of Population [email protected]

THURSDAY, APRIL 26

9:00 am–5:00 pm U.S. Census Bureau – Informational Sessions TOWER COURT B David Charles Zaslow, U.S. Census Bureau [email protected]

5:00 pm–7:00 pm University of Wisconsin-Madison CDE & CDHA TOWER COURT C Reception Susan Vial, University of Wisconsin-Madison [email protected]

5:30 pm–7:00 pm Cornell Population Center Reception 16MIX RESTAURANT Meg Cole, Cornell Population Center [email protected] Meeting Highlights

6:30 pm–8:00 pm Assessing the Marriage of Demography, Genetics, and DIRECTOR’S ROW H Population Health Christine A. Bachrach, University of Maryland [email protected]

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8:30 am–10:00 am — DIRECTOR’S ROW H 21 The Federal Statistical Research Data Center (FSRDC) Program: Introduction, Project Examples, and User Experiences

10:30 am–12:00 pm — PLAZA COURT 5 26 Census Bureau Plans for Measuring and Tabulating Race and Ethnicity in the 2020 Census

10:30 am–12:00 pm — TOWER COURT C 28 Demography in the Classroom 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — DIRECTOR’S ROW J 51 Demographic Transitions, Family Change, and Social Inequality in Latin America

1:00 pm–2:30 pm — PLAZA COURT 1 65 Publications in Demography 3:00 pm–4:30 pm — DIRECTOR’S ROW J 82 Opportunities for Foundation Funding in Demography and Population Sciences

5:00 pm–6:30 pm — GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 16 100 Immigration and Administrative Data in Canada and the United States Meeting Highlights

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Demographic DividendinSub-Saharan Africa New Developments inRegister-Based Demographic Research Celebrating 50 Years ofthe Panel StudyofIncome Dynamics(PSID) Use ofDemographic Data inaPolitical Context The 2020Census:Challenges andOpportunities The LaborMarket Dynamics of Mexicans inMexico andtheUnited States Records of theNational Academy ofSciencesontheUseAdministrative Follow-up to theReport oftheEvidence-Based CommissionandReports Gender SelectivityandDisparityinAsia — PLAZA COURT 1 C COURT — TOWER — GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 12 — GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 9 — DIRECTOR’S ROW H ROW — DIRECTOR’S — DIRECTOR’S ROW J ROW — DIRECTOR’S — GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 17 — GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 12 SATURDAY,APRIL 28 FRIDAY,APRIL 27 PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting FRIDAY – S aturday Tuesday –Thursday 2018 MEETING PROGRAM SUMMARY

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8:30 am–5:00 pm Bayesian Population Projections: Theory & Projections - Day 1 – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11

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8:30 am–5:00 pm Bayesian Population Projections: Theory & Projections - Day 2 – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11

11:00 am–4:00 pm Registration Open – PLAZA REGISTRATION

1:30 pm–4:30 pm Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) – PLAZA COURT 4

4:30 pm–6:30 pm Committee on Applied Demography Business Meeting – TOWER COURT B

6:00 pm–9:00 pm Welcome Mixer/Exhibit Hall Open – PLAZA EXHIBIT Registration Open – PLAZA REGISTRATION

THURSDAY, APRIL 26

7:00 am–5:00 pm Registration Open – PLAZA REGISTRATION Travel Awards Breakfast (invite only) – WINDOWS

8:00 am–6:30 pm Meeting Highlights Exhibit Hall Open – PLAZA EXHIBIT P1 Posters: Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 1 – PLAZA EXHIBIT

8:30 am–10:00 am 1 Abortion in the United States – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 15

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Climate andPopulation Health– Child HealthandMortality – Adolescent RiskBehaviors andHealth– the 2020Census – Census Bureau Plansfor Measuring andTabulating Raceand Ethnicity in Adolescent Sexual Behavior and Contraceptive Use– Abortion intheGlobalSetting – Posters: Marriage, Families, Households,and Unions1– Trends intheTransition to Parenthood – The Long-RunImpactofChildhoodExposure to Military Conflict – Introduction, Project Examples, andUserExperiences– The Federal Statistical Research Data Center (FSRDC) Program: Stalled, Reversed, andUnexpected Fertility Transitions and Trends – Same-Sex UnionsandFamily Life – – Residential Attainment Across Gender, Race/Ethnicity, and Family Forms Neighborhood RiskExposures andChildWell-being – Migration Policy andEnforcement inLocal Context – International Migration – Intergenerational Mobility:Processes andMechanisms– Innovations inProgram Designand Evaluation – Global Trends inEducational Stratification – Gentrification – Functional Aging– Fertility Transition in Developing Countries – Families, SocialMedia,andTechnology – Debt, Financial Hardship, andHealth– Deaths andDiseasesofDespair:International Perspectives – Creative Demographic Methods for Population Health Research – PLAZA COURT 7 H ROW DIRECTOR’S PLAZA BALLROOM F GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11 GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 10 C COURT TOWER PLAZA COURT 5

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27 Child Health Disparities: Policy Approaches – PLAZA COURT 4 28 Demography in the Classroom – TOWER COURT C 29 Disability and Mortality of Older Adults in Developing Countries – PLAZA COURT 7 30 Education and Demographic Outcomes in Developing Countries – PLAZA COURT 6 31 Female Education, Employment, and Fertility – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 16 32 Fertility Determinants in Developing Countries – PLAZA BALLROOM F 33 Gender and Migration – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 15 34 Health and Mortality Along the Rural-Urban Continuum – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 10 35 Immigration and Religion – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11 36 Incorporating Biology Into Social Research – DIRECTOR’S ROW H 37 Innovative Data and Methods in Population-Development-Environment Research – PLAZA COURT 8 38 Intergenerational Relationships – PLAZA BALLROOM D 39 Internal Migration in Asia and Africa – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 9 40 Mixed Methods in Demography – PLAZA COURT 2 41 Modeling Mortality and Population Health – PLAZA COURT 3 42 Neighborhood Processes in Health – TOWER COURT D 43 Public/Tax Policy and Intergenerational Mobility – PLAZA COURT 1 44 School and Peer Influences on Child Well-Being – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 17 45 Spatial Approaches to Mortality – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 12 46 Time Use in Families – DIRECTOR’S ROW I 12:00 pm–1:30 pm Career Mentoring Lunch – WINDOWS

12:30 pm–2:00 pm P3 Posters: Population, Development and Environment; Data and Methods – PLAZA EXHIBIT

1:00 pm–2:30 pm Meeting Highlights 47 Adolescent Risky Behaviors and Well-being – PLAZA COURT 3 48 Aging and Intergenerational Relationships – PLAZA BALLROOM D 49 Applications of Applied Demography in the Private Sector – PLAZA COURT 5 50 Cohabitation and Other Nonmarital Relationships – DIRECTOR’S ROW I 51 Demographic Transitions, Family Change, and Social Inequality in Latin America – DIRECTOR’S ROW J PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 49 Meeting Highlights 56 55 54 53 52 Summary Program 2018 Meeting 50 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 3:00 pm–4:30pm P4 2:30 pm–4:00pm 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 58 57

Families andWork: Couple-Level Perspectives – Emerging Trends inSex Preferences – Early ChildhoodExperiencesandResilience – Gendered InequalityandWomen’s Economic Empowerment – Fathers andFamilies – Family Contexts andWell-being inYouth andEarly Adulthood – Environmental Influences onPhysical andMental Health– Education andHealth– Cross-National ComparisonsofAging Patterns – Couple Dynamics of Fertility and Contraception – Child HealthDisparities at BirthandintheFirst Year ofLife – Posters: Children andYouth – The UnionContext ofChildbearing– Social Capital andOlderAdultsinDeveloping Countries – Social andSpatial DisparitiesinDisability– Racial, Ethnic, andSocioeconomic Disparities inMental Health– Publications inDemography – Older Workers andAgingLaborMarkets – Migration, Migrants, and Fertility – Methods for theAnalysis ofHumanSpatial Behavior – Labor Force DynamicsAcross theLife Course – Internal Migration intheUnited States – Innovative Methods andAnalytical Strategies inMigration Studies– Genetics inSocialScience Research – Forced Migration andHigh-Income Receiving Societies – Financial Crises,Health,andMortality – Families, Health,andWell-being – PLAZA COURT 5 H ROW DIRECTOR’S GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 16 PLAZA COURT 1 C COURT TOWER GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 9 GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 12

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78 Health and Well-being of Children in Immigrant Families – PLAZA BALLROOM C 79 Health Lifestyles – PLAZA COURT 2 80 Inequality in Young Adulthood – PLAZA COURT 8 81 Intra- and Inter-generational Mobility – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 9 82 Opportunities for Foundation Funding in Demography and Population Sciences – DIRECTOR’S ROW J 83 Population Projections and Forecasts – PLAZA COURT 7 84 Sexuality, Gender, and Population Health – TOWER COURT D 85 Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression, and Health – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 12 86 Social Contexts (Race/Ethnicity, Socioeconomic Status, Sexual Identity) and Child and Adolescent Well-being – PLAZA COURT 3 87 Some New and Pressing Immigration Issues – PLAZA BALLROOM B 88 Spatial and Contextual Effects on Reproductive Health – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11 89 Spatial Distribution of Diseases and Mortality – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 10 90 Trends, Determinants, and Consequences of Unmet Need – PLAZA BALLROOM F 91 Union Formation – DIRECTOR’S ROW I 92 Vulnerability and Resilience in Population-Development-Environment Research – PLAZA COURT 4

4:30 pm–6:00 pm P5 Posters: Health and Mortality 1 – PLAZA EXHIBIT 5:00 pm–6:30 pm 93 Cognitive Aging – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 9 94 Disparities in Birth Outcomes in the United States – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11 95 Economic Inequality and Aging – PLAZA COURT 1 96 Family Relationships and Health in Later Life – PLAZA BALLROOM F

97 Food Security in Africa – PLAZA COURT 8 Meeting Highlights 98 Household Environment and Health: Examples From India – PLAZA COURT 5 99 Immigrant Health and Mortality in the United States – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 12 100 Immigration and Administrative Data in Canada and the United States – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 16 101 Low Fertility and Childlessness – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 10 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 51 Meeting Highlights 106 105 104 103 102 Summary Program 2018 Meeting 52 115 114 113 112 111 110 8:15 am–9:45am Exhibit HallOpen– P6 8:00 am–9:30am Applied Demography Breakfast – Registration Open– 7:00 am–4:00pm PAA – MemorialService 8:30 pm–10:30pm Applied Demographers Reception – GPAC Reception – 7:00 pm–8:30pm Early Career Demographers Reception – 6:00 pm–7:30pm 109 108 107

Parental Well-being – Network Analysis inDemography – Mathematical Demography – Family Characteristics and Youth Outcomes – Extreme Events andHealthRisks – Emerging Methods inSubnational Population Estimates – Education andEmployment Outcomes inDeveloping Countries – Dynamics ofContraceptive Methods Mixes in Developing Countries – Continuing HealthConsequencesoftheGreat Recession – Health 2– Posters: Fertility, SexualFamily Planning, Behavior, and Reproductive Underused Data Sources – Detailed MorbiditiesandCausesofDeath:Creative Approaches, The LongShadow ofAmerican Slavery andJimCrow – Spatial andContextual Effects on Fertility– Residential MobilityandSegregation – Race/Ethnicity andFamily – PLAZA COURT 6 PLAZA BALLROOM A GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 15 PLAZA EXHIBIT

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116 Gender Considerations in Aging Labor Markets – PLAZA COURT 2 117 Gender Selectivity and Disparity in Asia – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 9 118 Gene-Environment Interplay in Population Health – DIRECTOR’S ROW E 119 Health and Social Sector Correlates of Morbidity and Mortality – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 17 120 Health and Time Use in Families – DIRECTOR’S ROW I 121 Health Indicators and Risks Among Older Adults in Developing Countries – PLAZA COURT 7 122 Immigrant Incorporation – TOWER COURT A 123 Labor, Credit and Poverty in Low- and Middle-Income Countries – TOWER COURT C 124 Linking Administrative Records to Examine State and Local Trends – PLAZA COURT 8 125 Marriage Markets and Mate Selection – PLAZA COURT 1 126 Men’s Sexual Health and Fertility – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 12 127 Neighborhoods, Housing, and Social Inequality – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11 128 Nonresident Fathers and Families – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 10 129 Rural-Urban Health/Mortality Disparities around the Globe – TOWER COURT D 130 Sexual Behavior and Health of Middle Aged and Older Adults – DIRECTOR’S ROW H 131 Social Policies and Population Health – DIRECTOR’S ROW J 132 The Intersection of Family and Stratification Processes – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 16

10:00 am–11:30 am P7 Posters: Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 2; Gender, Race, and Ethnicity – PLAZA EXHIBIT

10:15 am–11:45 am 133 Advanced Spatial Analysis – PLAZA COURT 2 134 Adverse Childhood Experiences and Resilience – TOWER COURT A

135 Demographic Perspectives on Changing Labor Force Participation – Meeting Highlights PLAZA COURT 8 136 Families, the Law, and Public Policy – DIRECTOR’S ROW H 137 Fertility Intentions: Causes and Consequences – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11 138 Follow-up to the Report of the Evidence-Based Commission and Reports of the National Academy of Sciences on the Use of Administrative Records – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 12 139 Gender, Equity, and Reproductive Health – TOWER COURT C PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 53 Meeting Highlights 143 142 141 140 Summary Program 2018 Meeting 54 161 160 159 158 157 156 155 154 153 1:00 pm–2:30pm P8 12:30 pm–2:00pm SP1 SP2 12:00 pm–1:00pm 152 151 150 149 148 147 146 145 144

Intergenerational Processes in Population Health– Innovative Population-Environment Questions – Global AgingUsingCross-National Comparisons– International Perspectives onDisability – Immigrant Families inContext – Gender Ideologies,SocialPolicy, andDemographic Outcomes – Gendered InequalityandWomen’s Empowerment Over Time– Family Relations and Youth Outcomes – Family Complexity andDiversity OutsidetheUnited Sates – Co-residence andthe Transition to Adulthood– Contextual Influences onHealth– Contemporary andHistorical Fertility Transitions – Posters: Health andMortality 2– Fertility Speed Round – Population HealthSpeed Round – Wealth Inequalityby Race,Ethnicity, Nativity, andGender– Union Formation inInternational Context – Transition to Adulthood– Timing andLife Course DimensionsofPoverty – Developing Countries – The Role ofthePrivate Sector inDynamicsofContraceptive Usein – The LaborMarket Dynamics of Mexicans inMexico andtheUnited States Socioeconomic DisparitiesinChildHealth– Quality ofCare inFamily PlanningProgramming – Population andEnvironment inDeveloping Countries – Neighborhoods, Education andSocioeconomic Well-being – PLAZA COURT 7 PLAZA COURT 5 GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 10 PLAZA COURT 5 GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 9 PLAZA COURT 1 GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 17

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162 Interpersonal Relationships in Families – DIRECTOR’S ROW H 163 Mass Incarceration and Inequality in the United States – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 9 164 Multigenerational Attainment Processes and Inequality –PLAZA COURT 1 165 Programs and Intergenerational Mobility in Low- and Middle-Income Countries – PLAZA COURT 8 166 Residential Inequality: Stability and Change – TOWER COURT A 167 Social Media and Web Data – PLAZA COURT 2 168 The 2020 Census: Challenges and Opportunities – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 12 169 Trends and Causes of Adult Mortality in the United States – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11 170 Union Dissolution – DIRECTOR’S ROW I 171 Urbanization – PLAZA COURT 6 172 Use of Demographic Data in a Political Context – TOWER COURT C 173 Work-Family Balance: Economic and Health Consequences – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 16

2:30 pm–4:00 pm P9 Posters: Migration and Urbanization – PLAZA EXHIBIT 2:45 pm–4:15 pm 174 Assortative Mating and Inequality – PLAZA COURT 7 175 Child Well-being in the Era of Mass Incarceration – PLAZA COURT 3 176 Couples’ Division of Paid and Unpaid Work – TOWER COURT C 177 Demographic Effects of Health Care Reform – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 16 178 Demography of Multigenerational Kinship – PLAZA COURT 6 179 Detailed Morbidities and Causes of Death: Cross-National Perspectives – DIRECTOR’S ROW I 180 Economic Stress and Family Life – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 15 181 Environment and Inequality – PLAZA COURT 2 182 Family Complexity and Diversity – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 10

183 Fertility, Family Planning Policies and Programs in Africa – Meeting Highlights DIRECTOR’S ROW H 184 Fertility Intentions and Uncertainty – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11 185 Food Security and Development – PLAZA COURT 5 186 Forced Migration in Low- and Middle-Income Societies – CLIENT OFFICE 2 187 Immigrants and Gender – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 17 188 Information, Knowledge, Beliefs About HIV/STIs – DIRECTOR’S ROW J

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 55 Meeting Highlights 192 191 190 189 Summary Program 2018 Meeting 56 200 199 198 197 196 9:15 am–10:45am P10 9:00 am–10:30am Exhibit HallOpen– 8:30 am–1:00pm Registration Open– 8:00 am–12:00pm PAA Membership Meeting – 8:00 am–9:00am President’s Cocktail Reception – 6:00 pm–7:00pm Presidential Address &Awards Ceremony – 4:30 pm–6:00pm 195 194 193

Census Microdata – New FindingsonNeighborhoodsandMobilityFrom theComplete Count Merging RaceandHispanicOriginMeasures – Climate Change, Population, and Development – Celebrating 50 Years ofthe Panel StudyofIncome Dynamics(PSID)– the United States – Causes andConsequencesof RisingMidlife Mortality andMorbidityin American Educational Policies andTheirImpacts– Adolescent andUnintended Fertility inDeveloping Countries – Posters: Health andMortality 3;Population andAging– Inequality – Using Administrative Records to StudyHealth,Homelessness,and Access – Socioeconomic ConsequencesofAdolescent Fertility andContraceptive Religion, Spirituality, andHealth– Recent Developments inBiodemography – New Measurement Strategies inPopulation Health Research – DIRECTOR’S ROW H ROW DIRECTOR’S PLAZA BALLROOM E D COURT TOWER TOWER COURT A COURT TOWER

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201 Discrimination and Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Health – DIRECTOR’S ROW I 202 Early Life Conditions and Well-being in Late Life – PLAZA COURT 6 203 Economic Causes and Consequences of Union Dissolution – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 9 204 Environmental Influences on Women’s and Infants’ Health – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 16 205 Gender Ideology Across the Life Course – PLAZA COURT 4 206 High Skilled Migration – DIRECTOR’S ROW J 207 Innovative Data and Methods in Migration Studies – PLAZA COURT 1 208 Life Course Processes and Health – PLAZA BALLROOM F 209 Neighborhood and Community Effects on Child Well-being – PLAZA COURT 3 210 Psychosocial Factors and Population Health – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 10 211 Race, Ethnicity and Immigrant Incorporation – PLAZA COURT 8 212 Realization of Fertility Intentions –GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 12 213 Schools, School Discipline, and Child Health and Well-being – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11 214 Sex Composition and Preferences: Downstream effects – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 17 215 Social Context and Men’s Role in the Dynamics of Contraceptive Use in Developing Countries – PLAZA BALLROOM D 216 The State, Social Policy, and Child Well-being – PLAZA COURT 2 11:00 am–12:30 pm P11 Posters: Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality – PLAZA EXHIBIT 11:15 am–12:45 pm 217 Adolescent Transitions Into Parenthood – PLAZA BALLROOM E 218 Applications, Health and Human Capital – PLAZA COURT 3 219 Contraceptive Behavior in Developed Countries – PLAZA BALLROOM D 220 Deaths and Diseases of Despair: Drugs, Alcohol, and Suicide – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 16

221 Demography of Public Policy in Aging Populations – PLAZA COURT 1 Meeting Highlights 222 Educational Policies and Inequalities Around the World – PLAZA COURT 7 223 Environmental Migration – PLAZA COURT 5 224 Family Demography: Methods and Innovations – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 17 225 Health Policy and Reform in Developing Countries – GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11 226 Inequality and Health Among Older Adults – PLAZA COURT 6

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 57 Meeting Highlights 230 229 228 227 Summary Program 2018 Meeting 58 251 250 249 248 247 246 245 244 243 242 241 240 239 238 237 236 1:00 pm–2:30pm 235 234 233 232 231

Influences onHigher Parity Fertility Behaviors – Inequality inWomen’s Work Patterns Over theLife Course – Work–Family Constraints and Women’s LaborSupply– Spatial InequalityDynamics– Socioeconomic Changes andFertility Transitions – Sexually Transmitted Infections, HIV, Fertility, and Reproductive Health– Online Data andExperiments – Count CensusMicrodata – New FindingsonInequality, Mobility, andEducation From theComplete Migration Policy, Enforcement, andSettlement – Maternal andInfant Health andMortality intheUnited States – Inequalities in Education – Income Inequality by Race,Ethnicity, Nativity, andGender– Gender andPopulation HealthAcross Structural Contexts – Family Diversity andChildWell-being – Families andChildHealth– Demographic DividendinSub-Saharan Africa – Consequences ofReproductive Health Policies – Adolescent Sexual andReproductive Health– Social Integration, Support,andHealth– Race, Ethnicity, andPopulation Health– Fertility – Race, Ethnic, andSocialClassDifferences in Reproductive Healthand New Developments inRegister-Based Demographic Research – Migration andHealth– International Perspectives onGenderandRace/Ethnicity – Internal Migration inLatin America andthe PacificIslands– GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 11 GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 10 I ROW DIRECTOR’S PLAZA COURT 4 PLAZA COURT 2 J ROW DIRECTOR’S PLAZA COURT 4 PLAZA COURT 8 I ROW DIRECTOR’S GOVERNOR’S SQUARE 10

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and checkwithPAA staff to find yourfinal poster number(s). Feiya Suo Fertility Preferences inChina,1980–2016 Do ChinesePeople Prefer Sonsto Daughters? TheTransformation of Wei Chang Conceal orNotto Conceal? Contraceptive Methods andIntimate PartnerViolence in Zambia: To Martin Enock Palamuleni Fertility inMalawi Social, Economic, andDemographic Factors Affecting Marital Federal University Oye-Ekiti Abatan Matthew Sunday Nigeria Power DynamicsandtheUseofContraceptives AmongCouplesin Reproductive Health1 Fertility, SexualFamily Planning, Behavior, and Up-to-date poster numbers for eachsessioncan befound —Plaza Exhibit , (admittance andbeverage ticket www.populationassociation.org/paa2018. included intheregistration fee) University ofNorth Carolina , Poster Numbers Session University ofNorthCarolinaatChapel Hill THURSDAY, APRIL 26 by checkingthemeeting app at Wednesday, April25 Welcome Mixer 6:00 pm–9:00 Plaza ExhibitHall – , , North-West University ; eea Uiest Oye-EKiti University Federal THURSDAY PROGRAM Oluwagbemiga Adeyemi Thursday am 8:00am–9:30 PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting , Federal University Oye-EKiti ; Rotimi Samuel Oladele Samuel Rotimi

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P1 Understanding Local Geospatial Variation in Maternal Mortality Outcomes: An Analysis in Uganda’s Western Region Waller,Chen,Kaharuza,Kamara,Serbanescu,Schmitz, Yi Lance NoVincentMichelle Frank Florina P1P1* Michelle M. Schmitz, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Florina Serbanescu, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Vincent Kamara,

Baylor University College of Medicine, Children’s Foundation; Frank Kaharuza, Thursday Program Makarere University School of Public Health, African Field Epidemiology Network; Yi No Chen, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Lance A. Waller, Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics, Emory University P1 Predictors of Person-Centered Maternity Care: The Role of Socioeconomic Status, Empowerment, and Facility Type Montagu,Afulani,Sayi, Takudzwa Patience Dominic P1P1* Patience A. Afulani, University of California, San Francisco; Takudzwa Sayi, University of South Florida; Dominic Montagu, University of California, San Francisco P1 Sexual Well-being of Mexican Adolescents: Gender and Sexual Power in the Promotion of Consistent Condom Use and the Refusal of Unwanted Sexual Contact Casique, Irene P1* Irene R. Casique, Centro Regional de Investigaciones Multidisciplinarias, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (CRIM-UNAM) P1 Abortion History and its Association With Use of Modern Contraceptive Methods in Luanda, Angola Prata,Morris, Ndola Natalie P1P1* Natalie Morris, University of California, Berkeley; Ndola Prata, University of California, Berkeley P1 The Influences of Lacking Reproductive Health Services on IUD Retention Among Women Aged 50–64 in Rural China Norman,Sun, XiaomingYu Hearst P1P1* Xiaoming Sun, Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunication; Yu Sun, University of North Georgia; Hearst Norman, University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine P1 Gender-Based Harassment and Abortion Access in the Southern United States Arey, Whitney P1* Whitney Arey, Brown University P1 Current Status and Opportunities for Increased Involvement of the Private Sector in the Delivery of Family Planning Services in Egypt Bellows,Abdel-Tawab,Oraby, Doaa Ben Nahla P1P1* Nahla Abdel-Tawab, Population Council/Egypt; Doaa Oraby, Population Council/ Egypt; Ben Bellows, Population Council P1 Targeting HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis to Adolescent Sexual Minority Males in Higher Prevalence Areas of the United States Rosenberg,Barrios,Dunville,Wang,Valencia,Sullivan,Jenness,Hamilton,Goodreau, Li Lisa PatrickSamuelYanRichardRachel Deven Steven Eli P1P1* Steven M. Goodreau, University of Washington; Deven T. Hamilton, University of Washington; Samuel M. Jenness, Emory University Rollins School of Public Health; Patrick S. Sullivan, Emory University Rollins School of Public Health; Rachel K. Valencia, Emory University Rollins School of Public Health; Li Yan Wang, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Richard L. Dunville, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Lisa C. Barrios, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Eli S. Rosenberg, University at Albany School of Public Health, SUNY

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 61 Thursday Program P1 62 P1 NiranjanSaggurti, Aruldas, Kumudha Kumar, Shukla, AnkitaMozumdar, Abhishek Arupendra P1 Li, QingfengChoi, YoonjoungZachary, Blake Schmitz, Rachel Tabler, Jennifer Ahmad, Danish Zachary,Radloff,Zimmerman, Linnea Khanna, Anoop Choi, Yoonjoung Scott Blake P1 Dribe, Martin Smith, Christopher P1 PaulSchulz, AmyFleming, Harris, Lisa Anderson,Mosley, Barbara Elizabeth P1 Oladimeji, YetundeFatusi,Ugalahi,Seun-Fadipe, TheresaOginni, Kunle Adesegun Aloba, Olutayo Champion Akinsulore,MAPAYI, Adesanmi BOLADALE P1 Dodoo,Alhassan, Nurudeen Francis P1 McRee,Bonner, Annie-Laurie Koch,Hanson, Kayla BrandonBasta, Nicole Kimberly P1 P1

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P1 Using Administrative Data to Assess Life Course Impacts of Expanded Access to Long-Acting Reversible Contraception Menken,Mollborn,Yeatman,Genadek,Stevenson, JaneSara KatieStefanie Amanda P1P1* Amanda Jean Stevenson, University of Colorado; Katie R. Genadek, U.S. Census Bureau; Sara Yeatman, University of Colorado Denver; Stefanie Mollborn,

University of Colorado Boulder; Jane Menken, University of Colorado Boulder Thursday Program P1 Fertility and the Cost of a Child: Evidence From Quebec Parental Insurance Plan Yip,Zhao, Chi Qiongda Man P1P1* Qiongda Zhao, University of Calgary; Chi Man Yip, University of Calgary P1 Assessing Uncertainty in Expert Surveys: A Modified Approach to Measuring Abortion Incidence Philbin,Bell,Riley,Sully, Suzanne ElizabethTaylor Jesse P1P1* Elizabeth A. Sully, Guttmacher Institute; Taylor Riley, Guttmacher Institute; Suzanne Bell, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Jesse Philbin, Guttmacher Institute P1 Abortion and Subsequent Childbearing: Projections of Fertility After Abortion and Unwanted Pregnancy Carried to Term Foster, Diana P1* Diana Greene Foster, University of California, San Francisco P1 Desire, Acceptability, and Expected Resolution: A Latent Class Analysis to Expand Understanding of Prospective Pregnancy Intentions in a National Sample of Women in the United States Gomez,Caton,Arcara, Lauren Jennet Anu P1P1* Jennet Arcara, Sexual Health and Reproductive Equity (SHARE) Program, University of California, Berkeley; Lauren Caton, Sexual Health and Reproductive Equity (SHARE) Program, University of California, Berkeley; Anu Manchikanti Gomez, Sexual Health and Reproductive Equity (SHARE) Program, University of California, Berkeley P1 Estimating the Impact of Mobile Outreach on Modern Contraceptive Use Williamson,Weinberger,Bietsch, Kristin JessicaMichelle P1P1* Michelle Weinberger, Avenir Health; Kristin Bietsch, Avenir Health; Jessica L. Williamson, Avenir Health P1 Paradata as a Lens to Understand Underreporting of Abortion at the Individual Level Bishai,Bell, Suzanne David P1P1* Suzanne Bell, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; David Bishai, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health P1 The Effects of Unilateral Trade Liberalization on Marriage and Fertility Choices: Evidence From Brazil Braga, Breno P1* Breno Braga, Urban Institute P1 Clustering of Sexual Behavior Typologies in Agincourt, Rural South Africa, 2010–11: A Population-Based Study of Ages 15 and Older Gómez-Olivé,Angotti,Mojola,Kabudula,Kingsley,Houle, Brian Sanyu Meg ChodziwadziwaNicole F. Xavier P1P1* Brian Houle, Australian National University; Meg Kingsley, Australian National University; Chodziwadziwa Kabudula, University of the Witwatersrand; Sanyu A. Mojola, University of Michigan; Nicole Angotti, American University; F. Xavier Gómez-Olivé, University of the Witwatersrand P1 Identifying Adopters of Family Planning in Client Exit Interviews: Does Recall Period Matter? Armstrong,GagnebeKoladycz,Chakraborty,Feeser, Karla Marriott,Rebecca Kevin Nirali Heidi P1P1* Karla Feeser, Metrics for Management; Nirali Chakraborty, Metrics for Management; Rebecca Koladycz, Independent Consultant; Heidi Gagnebe Marriott, International Planned Parenthood Federation; Kevin Armstrong, International Planned Parenthood Federation PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 63 Thursday Program P1 64 P1 Thompson, Melissa Wilkinson, Lindsey Garcia, Ginny P1 Uddin, M.SheikhGiash P1 Chatterjee, Esha P1 DavidCanning, Ndikubagenzi,Efevbera,Finlay, Jacques Karra, Mahesh Yvette Jocelyn P1 Glover,Bertrand,Akilimali, PierreHernandez, Jane Julie Annie P1 Sharma, Radhika P1 Mejía-Pailles,Gayet,Juarez, Gabriela Fatima Cecilia P1 Boardman,Huibregtse, Jason Brooke P1 Gray,Nalugoda, FredSerwadda, David Guwatudde,Santilli, John Makumbi, DavidLutalo, Fredrick Tom Ron P1 Hanson, Heidi Smith, KenHollingshaus, Mike Schacht, Ryan

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P1 Dynamics of Contraceptive Use and Confidence Among Adolescents in Two Counties of Kenya: Implications for Programming and Research Gregowski,Mutua,Sidze,Wallach,Mueller,Steinhaus, Estelle Michael JenniferJessica Mara Amy P1P1* Mara Steinhaus, International Center for Research on Women (ICRW); Jennifer

Mueller, International Center for Research on Women (ICRW); Jessica Wallach, Thursday Program International Center for Research on Women (ICRW); Estelle M. Sidze, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC); Michael M. Mutua, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC); Amy Gregowski, International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) P1 Pilot Test of DMPA-SC (Sayana Press) Self-Injection in Kinshasa, DRC Binanga,Dibashimwa,Akilimali,Hernandez,Makani,Bertrand, Paul Arsene PierreJane Julie Dieudonne P1P1* Jane Bertrand, Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine; Paul Bakutuvwidi Makani, Tulane University; Julie Hernandez, Tulane University; Pierre Akilimali, University of Kinshasa; Dieudonne Dibashimwa, Tulane SPHTM; Arsene Binanga, TILLC/Kinshasa P1 Contraceptive Use and Knowledge: The Importance of Parity for Women in Tajikistan Buckley, Cynthia P1* Cynthia Jane Buckley, University of Illinois–Urbana Champaign P1 “Motherhood in Childhood”: Consequences of Early Marriage on Pregnancy Outcomes Among Undocumented Bangladeshi Migrants in Kolkata, India Siddhanta, Ankita P1* Ankita Siddhanta, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P1 Offspring Sex Composition Effects on Fertility Behavior During the South African Settler Fertility Transition Cilliers, Jeanne P1* Jeanne Alexandra Cilliers, Lund University P1 Couples’ Educational Pairings, the Selection Into Parenthood, and Higher Order Birth Progressions Trimarchi,Nitsche,Jalovaara, Natalie MarikaAlessandra P1P1* Natalie Nitsche, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU); Alessandra Trimarchi, University of Leuven; Marika Jalovaara, University of Turku P1 Religion, Contraceptive Method Mix, and Son Preference Among the Bengali-Speaking Community of the Indian Subcontinent Chattopadhyay,Ghosh,Dey, Sudeshna Saswata Aparajita P1P1* Saswata Ghosh, Center for Health Policy, ADRI; Aparajita Chattopadhyay, International Institute for Population Sciences; Sudeshna Dey, International Institute for Population Sciences P1 Fertility at Birth and Children’s Health: Micro-Evidence From 68 Developing Countries Mage,Koussoubé,Arestoff,Djemai, Sabine Elodie Florence Estelle P1P1* Elodie Djemai, University Paris-Dauphine; Florence Arestoff, University Paris- Dauphine; Estelle Koussoubé, World Bank; Sabine Mage, Université Paris-Dauphine P1 A Comparative Perspective on Male Fertility in Eleven High-Income Countries Kluesener,Dudel, Christian Sebastian P1P1* Christian Dudel, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Sebastian Kluesener, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research P1 Unexpected Developments in Maghrebian Fertility: A Historical and Comparative View Ouadah-Bedidi,Vallin, Jacques Zahia P1P1* Jacques Vallin, Université Paris-Diderot/Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Zahia Ouadah-Bedidi, Université Paris-Diderot/Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED)

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P1 Why Some Couples Stop at Single Child in Urban India: A Socioeconomic Investigation Into One-Child Families of Kolkata City Itismita,Sekher, T. PradhanV. P1P1* Pradhan Itismita, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); T. V. Sekher, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS)

P1 Contraceptive Methods and Features: What Are Women’s Thursday Program Preferences in Rural Malawi? Norris,Chapotera,Garver,Huber,Gipson, Sarah Alison SarahJessica Gertrude P1P1* Sarah Huber, The Ohio State University; Sarah Garver, The Ohio State University; Jessica D. Gipson, University of California, Los Angeles; Gertrude Chapotera, Malawi College of Medicine; Alison Norris, The The The Ohio State University P1 The End of the Rejuvenation of the Fertility Schedule in Brazil: Evidences From Changes in Contraception Use and Reproductive Preferences Among Adolescents and Young Women Verona, Ana Paula P1* Ana Paula Verona, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais P1 Fertility and Number of Unions: Empirical Evidence From Sub- Saharan African Countries Mimche,Tchokonthe, Honore Frank P1P1* Frank Audrey Tchokonthe, Institut de Formation et de Recherche Démographiques (IFORD); Honore Mimche, Institut de Formation et de Recherches Démographiques (IFORD) P1 Regional and Development Disparities in Gender Preference and Fertility: Southeast Asia and South America in a Comparative Perspective Sacco,Becquet, Nicolas Valentine P1P1* Valentine Becquet, Paris Descartes University – IRD; Nicolas Sacco, Center for Development and Regional Planning P1 Early Marriage in Western Africa: Implications for Childbearing Somefun,Avogo, Winfred Oluwaseyi P1P1* Winfred A. Avogo, Illinois State University; Oluwaseyi Dolapo Somefun, University of the Witwatersrand P1 A Randomized Evaluation: The Impact of an Interpersonal Communication Intervention on Knowledge and Uptake of the Woman’s Condom in Urban Zambia Ngo,Taruberekera,Pinchoff, Thoai Jessie Noah P1P1* Jessie Pinchoff, Population Council; Noah Taruberekera, PSI; Thoai D. Ngo, Population Council P1 Fertility Intentions and Immigration Enforcement: Is Immigration Enforcement a Barrier to Reproductive Autonomy? Kruger,Waller,Ledon,Lopez,Fleming, William CharoAdreanneDaniel Paul P1P1* Paul J. Fleming, University of Michigan; William D Lopez, University of Michigan School of Public Health; Charo Ledon, Accion Buenos Vecinos; Adreanne Waller, Washtenaw County Public Health; Daniel Kruger, University of Michigan, Population Studies Center P1 Assessing Female Sexual and Reproductive Health Empowerment in Uganda and Ethiopia: Developing an Assessment Score Zimmerman,Wood,Shiferaw,Deresse,Moreau,Makumbi,Kibira,Jiang,Desta,Tsui,Karp, Amy CeliaShulin SelamawitSimonShannon CarolineAssefa Solomon Fred Linnea Seme P1P1* Amy Tsui, Johns Hopkins University; Selamawit Desta, Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health; Shulin Jiang, Johns Hopkins University; Celia Karp, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Simon Peter Kibira, School of Public Health, Makerere University College of Health Sciences; Fred Makumbi, Makerere University School of Public Health; Caroline Moreau, Johns

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 67 Thursday Program P1 68 Halpern, CarolynKahn, Barry, Nicole Megan P1 Bowie, Bonnie Hiedemann, BridgetVernon, Erin P1 Butler, Zack P1 Jonsson, Ari P1 Msuya,Damian, Damian Sia P1 Speizer,Calhoun, Lisa McGuire,LeMasters, Courtney Katherine Ilene P1 Amo-Adjei, Joshua P1 Amo-Adjei, Joshua P1 Yen-hsinCheng, P1 Miranda,Ma, Li Mussino, Vitor Eleonora P1 Hohmann-Marriott, Bryndl P1

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Bowie Hiedemann Bridget a Patient-Centered Care Perspective Is Ignorance Bliss?Genetic Screening andOral Contraceptives From Zack Blake Butler in Latin America The TimingoftheSecond Demographic Transition for Young Women Ari KlængurJonsson Century Family Policies andFertility inIceland at theDawn ofthe21st Christian Medical UniversityCollege Damian J. Damian Among HIV-Positive Women inNorthern Tanzania. Prevalence, Patterns, andPredictors ofModernContraceptive Use Chapel Hill Hill Chapel at Carolina North of McGuire LeMasters Katherine Employing aVignette Approach Assessing SocialNormsAround Family PlanninginUrbanNigeria: Joshua Amo-Adjei 2003 and2014 Characterizing Patterns ofCesarean Deliveries inGhanaBetween Joshua Amo-Adjei America andCaribbean,Africa, Asia,andEurope in59Low-Services andMiddle-Income Countries (LMICs)inLatin Analysis ofSocioeconomic Differences intheQualityofAntenatal Yen-hsin Cheng Patterns: TheCaseof Taiwan Educational andSex Differences in PeriodandCohort Fertility Vitor F. Miranda EleonoraMussino Sex Preferences for Children AmongImmigrant MeninSweden Hohmann-Marriott Bryndl Health ConditionsinEurope andAustralia Fertility Intentions andContraceptive Use of WomenWith Chronic Carolina atChapelHill Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University Barry Megan Transmitted Infections in YoungAdulthood? Do Adolescent Perceived Survival Expectations Predict Sexually Health University Ababa University Ababa Addis Health, Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health , ; Seattle University Linnea Zimmerman , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University , , nvriy f ot Crln a Cae Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University , Academia Sinica , Stockholm University ; , , , , University ofSouthCarolina hno Wood Shannon Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre African Population andHealth Research Center (APHRC) African Population andHealth Research Center (APHRC) Stockholm University Stockholm , , Seattle University Seattle Stockholm University , nvriy f ot Crln a Cae Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University , , University ofOtago Johns HopkinsUniversity ; ; Solomon ShiferawSolomon Ilene S. Speizer S. Ilene , on Hpis lobr Sho o Public of School Bloomberg Hopkins Johns ; ; rn Vernon Erin Li Ma Li ; ; Carolyn T.Carolyn Halpern Assefa Seme Deresse Thursday am 8:00am–9:30 PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting , Université Catholique de Louvain de Catholique Université , University of North Carolina at Carolina North of University , School of Public Health, Addis Health, Public of School ; , Lisa M. Calhoun M. Lisa Seattle University Seattle ; Sia E. Msuya ; , ioe rn Kahn Fran Nicole University of North of University , School of Public , ; Kilimanjaro , University Courtney ; Bonnie ; , Thursday 8:30 am–10:00 am 1-1 — 2-2

1 Abortion in the United States Fuentes, Liza 1 DISCUSSANT: Liza Fuentes, Guttmacher Institute

Aiken, Abigail 1 CHAIR: Abigail Aiken, University of Texas at Austin Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Thursday Program 8:30 am–10:00 am — Governor’s Square 15 1-1 Completeness of Abortion Reporting in Three National Surveys in the United States Zolna,Maddow-Zimet,Desai,Kost,Lindberg, Kathryn SheilaMia Laura Isaac 1-11-1* Laura Lindberg, Guttmacher Institute; Kathryn Kost, Guttmacher Institute; Sheila Desai, Guttmacher Institute; Isaac Maddow-Zimet, Guttmacher Institute; Mia Zolna, Guttmacher Institute 1-2 Minors Seeking Abortion without Parental Consent: How They Decide and Who They Involve Hays,Rooke-Ley,Stevenson,Coleman-Minahan, Susan EmilyAmanda Kate 1-21-2* Kate Coleman-Minahan, University of Colorado Denver; Amanda Jean Stevenson, University of Colorado; Emily Rooke-Ley, University of Texas at Austin; Susan Hays, Jane’s Due Process 1-3 Abortion in the United States: Trends, Cross-State Care-Seeking, and Unmet Need for in-State Services Gerdts,Ahluwalia,Mokdad,Kassebaum,Wollum, Caitlin AlexandraAli Indu Nicholas 1-31-3* Alexandra Wollum, Ibis Reproductive Health; Nicholas Kassebaum, University of Washington; Ali Mokdad, University of Washington; Indu Ahluwalia, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Caitlin Gerdts, Ibis Reproductive Health 1-4 Abortion-Related Emergency Department Visits: Analysis of a National Emergency Department Sample McGregor,Tapé,Mierjeski,Cartwright,Barron,Johns,Upadhyay, Chantal Nicole Rebecca AlyssaUshmaAlyson Alice 1-41-4* Ushma D. Upadhyay, University of California, San Francisco; Nicole Johns, University of California, San Francisco; Rebecca Barron, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University; Alice Cartwright, University of California, San Francisco; Alyssa Mierjeski, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University; Chantal Tapé, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University; Alyson J. McGregor, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University

2 Adolescent Risk Behaviors and Health Gaydosh, Lauren 2 DISCUSSANT: Lauren Gaydosh, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Halpern, Carolyn 2 CHAIR: Carolyn Halpern, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Topic 4. Health and Mortality 8:30 am–10:00 am — Director’s Row I 2-1 The Influence of Work Characteristics and Hours on Smoking Initiation Maralani,Lyttelton, VidaThomas 2-12-1* Thomas Lyttelton, Yale University; Vida Maralani, Cornell University 2-2 Effects of Raising Minimum Legal Age Access to Tobacco on High School Senior Students: Evidence From the Tobacco 21 Rollout Abouk,De, Prabal Rahi 2-22-2* Rahi Abouk, William Paterson University; Prabal De, City University of New York (CUNY)

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 69 Thursday Program Mellins, Claude Khan, Shamus Wilson, PatrickHirsch,Wall, JenniferWalsh, Diaz, Gloria Choo, Melanie Santilli, Kate Tse-Hwei John Grilo, Stephanie 2-4 Penner, Anna 2-3 Shapiro,Schulkind, Lisa Schaller, Teny Jessamyn 3-4 Goisis, Alice Sigle, Wendy 3-3 Lei Chang, Bornstein,Bacchini, Dario Al-Hassan, Suha MarcAlampay, Uribe Tirado,Tapanya,Malone, Patrick Emma Steinberg, Lilian Sorbring, LaurencePastorelli, Oburu, PaulDodge, Kenneth Liane Di Giunta, Deater-Deckard, LauraSkinner, ConcettaLansford,Schenck-Fontaine, Sombat Jennifer Kirby Ann Anika 3-2 Kolk,Barclay, Martin Molitoris, Joseph Kieron 3-1 8:30 am–10:00am Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households, andUnions Harknett, Kristen Smith-Greenaway, Emily 3 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: 2-3 —3-4 70

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Kristen Harknett Carolina atCharlotte Schaller Jessamyn Immunization The Effects of Perceived DiseaseRiskandAccessCosts onInfant London SchoolofEconomics andPolitical Science Sigle Wendy Resources Associated WithParental Marriage Mind theGap:Variations by Maternal Nativity intheHealth-Related Child HealthandHumanDevelopment Vanvitelli”“Luigi Campania of University University Manila de Tirado Uribe Maria Malone S. Sorbring Emma Oburu Di Giunta Skinner Anika Schenck-Fontaine International Perspective Practices,Disciplinary andChildren’s Behavior Problems: An Associations Between Perceived Material Deprivation, Parents’ Demographic Research Molitoris Joseph International ComparisonUsingtheDHS When BirthSpacingDoesandNotMatter for ChildSurvival: An Child HealthandMortality Columbia University Health Public of Hirsch Health Wall Public Melanie of School Health Mailman Public University of School Mailman University Columbia Grilo Ann Santilli John College Undergraduates Childhood andAdolescent RiskFactors for Sexual AssaultAmong Anna Penner a Disability Risk Behaviors AmongChildren andYouth WhoHave aSiblingWith Emily Smith-Greenaway , , Columbia University Columbia , Maseno University Maseno Duke University , , Università di Roma “La Sapienza” —Director’s Row J , Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health Public of School Mailman University Columbia , ue University Duke , , , University ofCalifornia, Irvine ouba nvriy ala Sho o Pbi Health Public of School Mailman University Columbia London School of Economics and Political Science Political and Economics of School London Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health Public of School Mailman University Columbia , ; , University West University , University ofCalifornia, SanFrancisco hms . Khan R. Shamus , , ud University Lund ; Universidad San Buenaventura San Universidad nvriy f Arizona of University Teny Shapiro ; ; ua Al-Hassan Suha , ; Martin Kolk Duke University Kirby Deater-Deckard ; Concetta Concetta Pastorelli ; Patrick Wilson Patrick ; obt Tapanya Sombat ; , Laurence Steinberg Laurence , University ofSouthernCalifornia ; , Santa ClaraUniversity , Stockholm University ; ouba University Columbia irn Barclay Kieron Lei Chang ; , ; Jennifer Lansford Marc H. Bornstein H. Marc ahmt University Hashemite Thursday am 8:30am–10:00 ; ; , Kenneth Dodge ia Schulkind Lisa Columbia University Mailman School Mailman University Columbia PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; , , University of Massachusetts Università di Roma “La Sapienza” “La Roma di Università ae Walsh Kate , , University ofMacau hag a University Mai Chiang ; Liane Peña Alampay Peña Liane , , Max Planck Institute for Institute Planck Max Temple University Temple ; , ; lra Diaz Gloria Duke University , , lue n Mellins Ann Claude , , Duke University nvriy f North of University National Institute of Institute National ehv University Yeshiva ; ; ai Bacchini Dario Tse-HweiChoo ; lc Goisis Alice ; ; , Jennifer S. Jennifer Stephanie Columbia ; , ; ; Ateneo Patrick ; Ann T. Laura ; Lilian Paul ; ; , , , , Thursday 8:30 am–10:00 am 4-1 — 5-3

4 Climate and Population Health Call, Maia 4 DISCUSSANT: Maia Call, The National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center (SESYNC)

Hunter, Lori 4

CHAIR: Lori Hunter, University of Colorado Boulder Thursday Program Topic 8. Population, Development and Environment 8:30 am–10:00 am — Plaza Court 8 4-1 Climate Change Could Reduce European Life Expectancy Santos-Lozada,Hauer, Mathew Alexis 4-14-1* Mathew E. Hauer, University of Georgia; Alexis R. Santos-Lozada, Pennsylvania State University 4-2 Climate Shocks Change Fertility Decision-making Patterns in Indonesia Gray,Sellers, Clark Samuel 4-24-2* Samuel Sellers, University of Washington; Clark Gray, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 4-3 Heat, Humidity, and Infant Mortality in the Developing World Geruso,Spears, DeanMichael 4-34-3* Michael Geruso, University of Texas at Austin; Dean Spears, University of Texas at Austin 4-4 Neonatal Mortality, Cold Weather, and Socioeconomic Status in Two Northern Italian Rural Parishes, 1820–1900 Samoggia,Scalone, Francesco Alessandra 4-44-4* Francesco Scalone, University of Bologna; Alessandra Samoggia, University of Bologna

5 Creative Demographic Methods for Population Health Research

Patterson, Evelyn 5 DISCUSSANT: Evelyn Patterson, Vanderbilt University

Stewart, Quincy 5 CHAIR: Quincy Stewart, Northwestern University Topic 4. Health and Mortality 8:30 am–10:00 am — Tower Court C 5-1 Smoking-Attributable Mortality by Cause of Death: An Indirect Approach Lariscy, Joseph 5-1* Joseph T. Lariscy, University of Memphis 5-2 Quantifying Inequality in Early-Life Mortality Within and Between Groups Globally: An Analysis of 5.5 Million Births From 50 Developing Countries Flores,Weiss,Ramos, RobertMartin Antonio Pedro 5-25-2* Antonio Pedro Ramos, University of California, Los Angeles; Robert Weiss, University of California, Los Angeles; Martin Flores, University of California, Los Angeles 5-3 Effect of Diabetes on Life Expectancy in the United States by Race and Ethnicity Stokes,Elo,Preston,Choi, Irma Daesung Andrew Samuel 5-35-3* Samuel Preston, University of Pennyslvania; Daesung Choi, University of Pennyslvania; Irma T. Elo, University of Pennyslvania; Andrew Stokes, Boston University School of Public Health

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 71 Thursday Program Christensen,Oeppen, JamesE. Rizzi, Silvia KaareZarulli, VirginiaLindahl-Jacobsen, Wensink, Rune Bergeron-Boucher, Maarten Marie-Pier 5-4 5-4 —7-1 72 Mann, RobertIalomiteanu, AncaWickens, Hamilton, Hayley Christine 7-1 8:30 am–10:00am Topic 4.HealthandMortality Drentea, Patricia Gelbgiser, Dafna 7 Jones, LaurenBetz, Michael 6-4 Seaman, Rosie 6-3 Barbieri, Magali 6-2 Ho, Jessica 6-1 8:30 am–10:00am Topic 4.HealthandMortality Monnat, Shannon Goldman, Noreen 6 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Patricia Drentea Shannon Monnat and Mental Health Centrefor Mental and Addiction Health Hayley A. Hamilton Adults Debt Stress, Psychological Distress, andOverall HealthAmong Debt, FinancialHardship, andHealth University Betz R. Michael Growth Created Equal? Wage andEmployment Growth inAmerical’s DrugEpidemic:IsAll Rosie Seaman Diverging Lifespan Variation Trend? A Population-Based Study How MuchDoExternal CausesofDeath Contribute to Scotland’s Magali Barbieri Between theUnited States andOtherHigh-Income Countries Despair to theIncreasing Divergence inLife Expectancy at Birth The Contribution oftheDrugEpidemicsandOtherDiseases Jessica Y. Ho The American DrugOverdose EpidemicinInternational Perspective Perspectives Deaths andDiseasesofDespair: International Aging and theDanishTwin Registry Denmark CenterOdense Planck Max Biodemographythe Southern on of University Aging, of Denmark Southern of University Biodemography and Epidemiology,Biostatistics for Unit and Aging of Denmark Aging, Odense of Biodemography the Denmark Southern on of University Center Odense Max-Planck Health, Public of Marie-Pier Bergeron-Boucher and Sweden Decomposing theDifferences inCancerMortality Between Denmark Dafna Gelbgiser Noreen Goldman ; Kaare Christensen —Governor’s Square16 —Governor’s Square10 , University ofSouthernCalifornia , Max-Planck Institute for Demographic Research , , Institut Nationald , ; Virginia Zarulli h Oi Sae University State Ohio The University ofAlabamaatBirmingham , ; , Syracuse University Robert E.Mann Centre for Addiction and Mental Health , Cornell University , Princeton University , Max-Planck Odense Center on the Biodemography of , MaxO and SDU ; , ; Max-Planck Odense Center on the Biodemography James E. Oeppen E. James Rune Lindahl-Jacobsen Rune ’ Études Démographiques(INED) , Centre for AddictionandMental Health ; Anca R. Ialomiteanu AncaR. Thursday am 8:30am–10:00 ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting arn dn Jones Eden Lauren ; Maarten Jan Wensink , Department of Public Health, Public of Department , ; nvriy f Southern of University Christine M. Wickens , Centrefor Addiction , h Oi State Ohio The , ; Department Silvia Rizzi Silvia , , Thursday 8:30 am–10:00 am 7-2 — 9-1

7-2 Rising Household Debt and Children’s Socioemotional Well-bheing Trajectories Berger,Houle, JasonLawrence 7-27-2* Lawrence M. Berger, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Jason N. Houle, Dartmouth College

7-3 Household Debt and Children’s Risk of Food Insecurity Thursday Program Brewer, Mackenzie 7-3* Mackenzie Brewer, Rice University 7-4 Material Hardship and Sleep: Results From the Michigan Recession and Recovery Study Burgard,Kalousova,Xiao, Brian Sarah Lucie 7-47-4* Brian Xiao, University of Michigan; Lucie Kalousova, Nuffield College, Oxford University; Sarah A. Burgard, University of Michigan 8 Families, Social Media, and Technology Stykes, James 8 DISCUSSANT: James Stykes, Sam Houston State University

Lyons, Heidi 8 CHAIR: Heidi Lyons, Oakland University Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 8:30 am–10:00 am — Governor’s Square 17 8-1 An Exploration of Adolescent Family Problems and Coping Strategies: A Content Analysis of Tumblr Posts Crandall,Barnes,Hanson,Himmer,Hilton, Helen Michael Carl ElyssaAliceAnn 8-18-1* Helen M. Hilton, Brigham Young University; Elyssa K. Himmer, Brigham Young University; Carl L. Hanson, Brigham Young University; Michael D. Barnes, Brigham Young University; AliceAnn Crandall, Brigham Young University 8-2 Children’s Media Time in Two U.S. Cohorts, 1997–2016 Mollborn,Fomby,Goode, PaulaJoshua Stefanie 8-28-2* Paula Fomby, University of Michigan; Joshua A. Goode, University of Colorado Boulder; Stefanie Mollborn, University of Colorado Boulder 8-3 Extending the Demography of Sexuality With Digital Trace Data Kashyap,Gilroy, Connor Ridhi 8-38-3* Connor Craig Gilroy, University of Washington; Ridhi Kashyap, University of Oxford 8-4 “Mater Certa Est, Pater Numquam”: What can Facebook Advertising Data Tell Us About Male Fertility Rates? Weber,Testa,Zagheni,Billari,Rampazzo, MariaFrancesco Ingmar Emilio Francesco Rita 8-48-4* Francesco Rampazzo, University of Southampton; Francesco C. Billari, Bocconi University; Emilio Zagheni, University of Washington; Maria Rita Testa, Vienna Institute of Demography; Ingmar Weber, Data Computing Research Institute 9 Fertility Transition in Developing Countries Jain, Aparna 9 DISCUSSANT: Aparna Jain, Population Council

Darney, Blair 9 CHAIR: Blair Darney, Oregon Health & Science University Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 8:30 am–10:00 am — Plaza Ballroom E 9-1 Explaining the Fertility Patterns and Identifying the Lowest- Low Fertility in India: From Single Axis Framework to Complex Intersectionality Goli,Rana, Srinivas Md Juel 9-19-1* Md Juel Rana, Jawaharlal Nehru University; Srinivas Goli, Jawaharlal Nehru University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 73 Thursday Program Sobotka,Zeman, TomasCampos deLima,Everton Kryštof 9-3 Lerch, Mathias 9-2 9-2 —10-4 74 Subramanian,Tollman, S.V.Kahn,Wagner, KathleenBerkman, Lisa Kobayashi, Stephen Lindsay Ryan 10-4 Wong,Mejía Arango,Downer,Avila, Rebeca Jaqueline Silvia Brian 10-3 Lynch,Bardo, Scott Anthony 10-2 Kohler,Bandawe,Payne, ChiwozaKohler, Collin Hans-Peter Iliana 10-1 8:30 am–10:00am Topic 9.Population andAging Skirbekk, Vegard Harrati, Amal 10 Alhassan, Nurudeen Williams, Eunice Zulu, EliyaOosthuizen, Onyango, Morne Bernard 9-4 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Vegard Skirbekk Subramanian Witwatersrand the Wagner Ryan Kobayashi Lindsay Study ofOlderMenandWomen inRural SouthAfrica Height, Education, andCognitive Functionin a Population-Based Rebeca Wong Branch MedicalTexas of Avila C. Jaqueline Diabetes andCognitive FunctionAmong Mexican OlderAdults The Moderating Role of Education inthe Relationship Between Anthony Bardo R. Cognitive andHappy Life Expectancy Peter Kohler Payne Kohler V. Iliana Low-Income Sub-Saharan African Context Longitudinal Changes inCognitive HealthAmongMature Adultsina Functional Aging (AFIDEP) Development Policy (AFIDEP) Policy Development (AFIDEP) for Policy Development for Oosthuizen Morne Onyango Omondi Bernard Accounts (NTA) Methodology Africa: Insights From SouthernAfrica ApplyingtheNational Transfer Fertility Transition andtheDemographic DividendinSub-Saharan of Demography Sobotka Tomas Demography of Institute Vienna and VID/ÖAW, WU) (IIASA, Centre Wittgenstein (IFCH-NEPO) População de Estudos de Núcleo Humanas Ciências Lima de Campos C. E. Everton Through CohortFertility and Parity Progression Twentieth Century Changes in Family Size inLatin America: Analyses Mathias Lerch Cohort Perspective Urban andRural Fertility Transitions inthe Developing World:A Amal Harrati , Harvard University Harvard —Plaza Court2 , , University ofPennyslvania , , , Harvard T.H.Harvard ChanSchoolofPublicHealth University ofTexas Medical Branch Max PlanckInstitute for Demographic Research , nvriy f h Witwatersrand the of University , , Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) and Vienna Institute Vienna and VID/ÖAW, WU) (IIASA, Centre Wittgenstein University of Pennsylvania-Population Studies Center Studies Pennsylvania-Population of University , , Columbia University Duke University ; University of Texas Medical Branch TexasMedical of University , , , tpe Tollman Stephen nvriy f ae Town Cape of University avr University Harvard Stanford University ; ; Silvia Mejía Arango Mejía Silvia Chiwoza Bandawe , African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP) Policy Development for Institute African , Mater semper certa est Instituto de Filosofia e Filosofia de Instituto est certa semper Mater ; ; ; Scott M. Lynch uuen Alhassan Nurudeen uie un Williams Mueni Eunice , nvriy f h Witwatersrand the of University ; Thursday am 8:30am–10:00 ia Berkman Lisa PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting , , College of Medicine, Malawi ; Colegio de la Frontera del Norte del Frontera la de Colegio ly M Zulu M. Eliya ; , ahen Kahn Kathleen Duke University ; Brian Downer Brian , , African Institute for Institute African avr University Harvard , , fia Institute African ; fia Institute African Kryštof Zeman Kryštof , nvriy of University , ; University oln F. Collin ; ; Hans- S. V. ; ; ; ; , Thursday 8:30 am–10:00 am 11-1 — 12-4

11 Gentrification Kucheva, Yana 11 DISCUSSANT: Yana Kucheva, City University of New York (CUNY)

Sharp, Gregory 11 CHAIR: Gregory Sharp, University at Buffalo, SUNY Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization Thursday Program 8:30 am–10:00 am — Plaza Ballroom B 11-1 Residential Mobility and Neighborhood Change: A Pilot Study of Gentrification, Impoverishment, and Upscaling Gardner,Xu,Logan, Hongwei John Todd 11-111-1* John R. Logan, Brown University; Hongwei Xu, University of Michigan; Todd Gardner, U.S. Census Bureau 11-2 The Shape of Neighborhoods to Come: Examining Patterns and Trajectories of (Re)Gentrification in Los Angeles County, 1980 – 2010 Hipp,Williams, John Seth 11-211-2* Seth A. Williams, University of California, Irvine; John R. Hipp, University of California, Irvine 11-3 Health, Access to Care, and Gentrification Across New York City, 2000–2010 Cai, Sih-Ting 11-3* Sih-Ting Cai, NYU Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service 11-4 The Effect of Gentrification on Race and Income Polarization in Baltimore Scrivener, Lee 11-4* Lee Scrivener, University of Wisconsin–Madison 12 Global Trends in Educational Stratification Buchmann, Claudia 12 DISCUSSANT: Claudia Buchmann, The Ohio State University

Bohorquez Penuela, Camilo 12 CHAIR: Camilo Bohorquez Penuela, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 8:30 am–10:00 am — Plaza Court 6 12-1 A Century of Change in Global Educational Inequality and Gender Differences in Education Boertien,Permanyer DiederikUgartemendia, Iñaki 12-112-1* Iñaki Permanyer Ugartemendia, Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics; Diederik Boertien, Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics 12-2 Measuring the Distribution of Education: Global Trends, Forecasts, and Inequality Metrics Gakidou,Graetz,Friedman, Nick Emmanuela Joseph 12-212-2* Joseph Friedman, David Geffen School of Medicine, University of California, Los Angeles; Nick Graetz, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation; Emmanuela Gakidou, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation 12-3 Horizontal Stratification in Higher Education in Hong Kong: Changing Patterns and Levels of Gender Segregation During a Period of Expansion Gerber, Theodore 12-3* Theodore Paul Gerber, University of Wisconsin–Madison 12-4 We Comply With a Little Help From Our Friends: Human Rights, Development Aid, and Wellbeing Cole,Reynolds, Wade Megan 12-412-4* Wade Cole, University of Utah; Megan M. Reynolds, University of Utah

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 75 Thursday Program 8:30 am–10:00am Topic 10.Data andMethods Peters, Elizabeth Foster, Andrew 13 13-1 —14-3 76 Zhou, Xiang 14-3 Weinberg,Pollakowski,Palloni,Kutzbach, Daniel Haltiwanger, Giordano Mark Staiger, Henry John Matthew 14-2 Xie, YuZhou, Xiang SiweiBrand, Cheng, Jennie 14-1 8:30 am–10:00am Topic 7.Economy, LaborForce, andInequality Xi Song, Jackson, Michelle 14 Ortman, Jennifer 13-4 Chipato,Sully,Owolabi, OnikepeMadziyire, TsungaiRiley, Mugove Gerald Elizabeth Taylor 13-3 Pandey, Neelanjana 13-2 Thornton,Fitzpatrick, Anne Rebecca 13-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Elizabeth Peters Xi Song Xiang Zhou College Degree inIntergenerational Income Mobility Equalization orSelection? Reassessing the“Meritocratic ofa Power” and State University Staiger (IFPRI) Institute Research Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Haltiwanger John HOPE VIPublicHousingDemolitions:Short- andLong-Run Effects Angeles Cheng Siwei College Over theLife Cycle Who Benefits First? Whose Benefits Last? Economic Returns on Intergenerational Mobility:Processes andMechanisms Jennifer M.Ortman American CommunitySurvey It Takes aVillage: Testing andImplementing Changes forthe2019 Research Programme Sully A. Elizabeth Programme Research Collaborative Riley Taylor Health Facility Census Zimbabwe: AHealthSystems, Signal-FunctionApproach Usinga Evaluation oftheQuality andCapacityof Post-Abortion Care in Neelanjana Pandey Exposure to Violence?Evidence From Rural Bihar, India Help Adolescent Boys Overcome theAdverse Effect ofChildhood Can aLife SkillsEducation CumSportsCoachingProgramme University ofIllinois Fitzpatrick Anne Price andConvenience Barriers to Enrolling inHealthInsurance: TheSelection Effects of Innovations inProgram Designand Evaluation Michelle Jackson Andrew Foster , , University ofChicago ; nvriy f Maryland of University Xiang Zhou —Plaza Court1 —Plaza Court3 , Harvard University Harvard , , e Yr University York New Guttmacher Institute Guttmacher , , , Urban Institute , Guttmacher Institute Guttmacher , , University of Massachusetts Boston Massachusetts of University , nvriy f ayad Clee Park College Maryland, of University Population Council U.S. CensusBureau Harvard University Harvard , Brown University , ; Stanford University er Pollakowski Henry ; ail Weinberg Daniel ; ene . Brand E. Jennie ; ; ; nkp Owolabi Onikepe Giordano Palloni ; ; uoe ead Madziyire Gerald Mugove Yu Xie Tsungai ChipatoTsungai Thursday am 8:30am–10:00 PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting , , Princeton University avr University Harvard , , igna oyehi Institute Polytechnic Virginia nvriy f aiona Los California, of University , International Food Policy , , ; UZ-UCSF Collaborative UZ-UCSF Guttmacher Institute Guttmacher ; eec Thornton Rebecca ak . Kutzbach J. Mark ; Matthew P. Matthew , UZ-UCSF ; , , Thursday 8:30 am–10:00 am 14-4 — 16-3

14-4 Intergenerational Income Mobility and Marriage in the United States Breen,Chung,Choi, Seongsoo RichardInkwan 14-414-4* Seongsoo Choi, Sungkyunkwan University; Inkwan Chung, Yale University; Richard Breen, Oxford University Thursday Program 15 International Migration Kraly, Ellen 15 DISCUSSANT: Ellen Kraly, Colgate University

DeWaard, Jack 15 CHAIR: Jack DeWaard, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 8:30 am–10:00 am — Plaza Ballroom A 15-1 Asian International Migration Flows Raymer,Abel, Guy James 15-115-1* Guy Abel, Asian Demographic Research Institute, Shanghai University; James Raymer, Australian National University 15-2 The Kids Are All Right: The Impact of Parental Migration in the Philippines Pajaron, Marjorie 15-2* Marjorie Pajaron, University of the Philippines 15-3 Social Networks and Labor Market Outcomes Among Senegalese Migrants in Europe and Africa Navarra,Gubert,Toma, Sorana Flore Cecilia 15-315-3* Flore Gubert, Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD); Cecilia Navarra, The Nordic Africa Institute; Sorana Toma, Le Centre de la Recherche en Économie et Statistique (CREST) and École Nationale de la Statistique et del’Administration Économique (ENSAE) 15-4 How to Measure Social Structure With Sociodemographic Data to Study the Diffusion of Migration Ganter,Garip, Filiz Flavien 15-415-4* Filiz Garip, Cornell University; Flavien Ganter, ENSAE Paris Tech 16 Migration Policy and Enforcement in Local Context Flores, René 16 DISCUSSANT: René Flores, University of Washington

Lindstrom, David 16 CHAIR: David Lindstrom, Brown University Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 8:30 am–10:00 am — Governor’s Square 11 16-1 Immigration to the United States and Canada’s Spatial Mismatch and Policy Impact Yu,Haan, Zhou Michael 16-116-1* Michael Haan, University of Western Ontario; Zhou Yu, University of Utah 16-2 Will They Come Anyway? Effects of U.S. State Immigration Policies on International Student Enrollment, 2001–2015. Ha, Jasmine 16-2* Jasmine Ha, University of Minnesota 16-3 Who Signs up for E-Verify? Insights From DHS Enrollment Records Zavodny,Orrenius, MadelinePia 16-316-3* Pia Orrenius, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas; Madeline Zavodny, University of North Florida

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 77 Thursday Program Ackert, Elizabeth 17 Jenkins, Jade Potochnick, Stephanie 16-4 16-4 —18-2 78 Whitehead, Ellen 18-2 Crowder,Hess, Chris Gabriel, RyanLeibbrand, Christine Kyle 18-1 8:30 am–10:00am Topic 5.Gender, Race andEthnicity Friedman, Samantha Rosenbaum, Emily 18 PaulChang, 17-4 Hoagland, AlexWikle, Jocelyn 17-3 Moore, Ravaris 17-2 Elbel, Brian Schwartz,Laurito, Amy Agustina 17-1 8:30 am–10:00am Topic 3.ChildrenandYouth Lawrence, Elizabeth at Austin CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Samantha Friedman Elizabeth Lawrence Ellen Whitehead After Coresiding With Family or Friends Moving on,Moving out—butWhere to? Residential Trajectories Washington University Leibbrand Christine Segregation and Neighborhood Outcomes Is Geography Destiny? Disrupting the Relationship Between and Family Forms Residential Attainment Across Gender, Race/Ethnicity, Paul Y. Chang Context onSuicidalIdeation AmongSouth Korean Youths The ImpactofDelinquent FriendshipNetworks andNeighborhood Alex Hoagland Family, Mentors, Neighbors, andFriends In GoodCompany: Adolescent Well-being andShared TimeWith Ravaris Moore School Dropout Rates ofCalifornia PublicSchoolStudents The Effects ofExposure to CommunityGunViolenceontheHigh University Laurito Agustina From New York City Exposure to NeighborhoodCrimeandChildhoodObesity:Evidence Neighborhood RiskExposures andChildWell-being of California, Irvine Potochnick Stephanie Participation ofHispanic Families Local Immigration Enforcement Policies andHeadStart Program Emily Rosenbaum Elizabeth Ackert ; ; —Plaza Court5 —Plaza Court4 Brian Elbel hi Hess Chris , Harvard University Harvard , , Boston University University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles , , Rice University University of Illinois at Chicago at Illinois of University , , , University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill , , nvriy f Washington of University , University atAlbany, SUNY New York University University of Missouri, Columbia Missouri, of University nvriy f Washington of University , Population Research Center, Universityof Texas , Fordham University ; Jocelyn S.Wikle Thursday am 8:30am–10:00 PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; ; yn Gabriel Ryan , ; Amy Ellen Schwartz Ellen Amy Brigham Young University ye Crowder Kyle ; Jade Jenkins Jade , rga Young Brigham , nvriy of University , , University Syracuse Thursday 8:30 am–10:00 am 18-3 — 20-1

18-3 Residential Diffusion of Same-Sex Couples Across Space and Over Time Tesene,Charleston,Spring, Amy Megan Kayla 18-318-3* Amy Spring, Georgia State University; Kayla Charleston, Georgia State University; Megan Tesene, Georgia State University

18-4 Mexican Immigrant Women’s Neighborhood Social Organization and Thursday Program Satisfaction by Legal Status and Contexts of Reception DiazNoah, McConnell, Aggie Eileen 18-418-4* Aggie J. Noah, Arizona State University; Eileen Diaz McConnell, Arizona State University

19 Same-Sex Unions and Family Life Donnelly, Rachel 19 DISCUSSANT: Rachel Donnelly, University of Texas at Austin

Moore, Brandon 19 CHAIR: Brandon Moore, The Ohio State University Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 8:30 am–10:00 am — Plaza Ballroom D 19-1 Same-Sex Union Formation During the Transition to Adulthood Pollitt,Mernitz, Amanda Sara 19-119-1* Sara Mernitz, University of Texas at Austin; Amanda Pollitt, University of Texas at Austin 19-2 Multi-Level Analyses of the Economic Effects of Homosexuality: United States, 2011–2015 Rollman-Tinajero,Poston, Dudley Cheryl 19-219-2* Dudley L. Poston, Texas A&M University; Cheryl Rollman-Tinajero, Texas A&M University 19-3 Effects of Access to Legal Same-Sex Marriage on Marriage and Health: Evidence From BRFSS Gonzales,Eppink,Carpenter,McKay, TaraSamuel Gilbert Christopher 19-319-3* Christopher Kitt Carpenter, Vanderbilt University; Samuel Eppink, Vanderbilt University; Gilbert Gonzales, Vanderbilt University; Tara McKay, Vanderbilt University 19-4 Men’s and Women’s Housework: Comparing Same-Sex and Different-Sex Couples Fettro, Marshal-Neal 19-4* Marshal-Neal Fettro, Bowling Green State University 20 Stalled, Reversed, and Unexpected Fertility Transitions and Trends

Emina, Jacques 20 DISCUSSANT: Jacques Emina, University of Kinshasa and INDEPTH Network

Izugbara, Chimaraoke 20 CHAIR: Chimaraoke Izugbara, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 8:30 am–10:00 am — Plaza Ballroom F 20-1 Does Fertility Rebound Significantly Since the Family Planning Policy Released in China? Qiao, Xiaochun 20-1* Xiaochun Qiao, Peking University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 79 Thursday Program Fabic,Jadhav, Madeleine Apoorva 20-3 Shapiro,Hinde, Andrew David 20-2 20-2 —21-5 80 Topic 9.Population andAging Ramirez, Daniel Strully, Kate 22 Mouw, Ted 21-5 Denney, Justin 21-4 Pacas,Liebler, Jose Carolyn 21-3 Genadek, Katie 21-2 Downs, Barbara 21-1 8:30 am–10:00am Topic 13.Invited Sessions Downs, Barbara 21 Pebley,Samari, Goleen Anne 20-4 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR:

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Daniel Ramirez Barbara Downs Conflict The Long-RunImpactof ChildhoodExposure to Military Ted Mouw Evidence UsingCo-Worker andCityofBirthNetworks intheLEHD The Effect of Ethnic Enclaves onJobMatching and Wage Growth: Justin TDenney Mortality Differences by NeighborhoodContext Children inSame-Sex Families andto Better Understand Race/Ethnic Sensitive People andPlaces:UsingRDCs to Investigate theHealthof Carolyn Liebler A. Decades Comparison ofRaceResponses Across Categories andOver Five Children ofIndigenous Intermarriages intheUnited States: KatieR. Genadek (FSRDC) Network Data Available Through theFederal Statistical Research Data Centers Barbara Downs Growth, andOutcomes Federal Statistical Research Data Center Program: Partnerships, Experiences Program: Introduction, Project Examples, andUser The Federal Statistical Research Data Center (FSRDC) California, LosAngeles Samari Goleen North Africa Political Upheaval and Recent Demography of theMiddle East and Short Fabic Jadhav Apoorva use inCountries WithStalled orIncreasing Fertility Meeting Unmet Need:Changes in Reasons for Contraceptive Non- Southampton Shapiro David Laggards intheGlobalFertility Transition Kate Strully —Director’s Row H , , University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill U.S. Agencyfor International Development (USAID) , , , , , , University of California, San Francisco San California, of University , U.S. CensusBureau Pennsylvania State University Washington State University U.S. CensusBureau enyvna tt University State Pennsylvania , U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Development International for Agency U.S. , U.S. CensusBureau University ofMinnesota , University atAlbany, SUNY Thursday am 8:30am–10:00 ; Jose Pacas PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; nrw Hinde Andrew ; , Anne Pebley Anne University ofMinnesota , , nvriy of University University of University ; Madeleine Thursday 8:30 am–10:00 am 22-1 — 23-4

8:30 am–10:00 am — Plaza Court 7 22-1 Prenatal Exposure to the German Food Crisis 1944-1948 and Health after 65 Years Kopetsch,Juerges, Hendrik Thomas 22-122-1* Hendrik Juerges, University of Wuppertal; Thomas Kopetsch, KBV Thursday Program 22-2 A War Is Forever: The Long-Run Effects of Early Exposure to World War II on Trust Salustri,Conzo, Pierluigi Francesco 22-222-2* Pierluigi Conzo, University of Turin; Francesco Salustri, University of Turin 22-3 Displacement Due to Armed Conflict and Violence in Childhood and Older Adult Health: The Case of the Middle-Income Country of Colombia Cano,Samper-Ternent,McEniry, Carlos Mary Rafael 22-322-3* Mary McEniry, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Rafael Samper-Ternent, University of Texas Medical Branch; Carlos Cano, Universidad Javeriana 22-4 The Aftermath of the Biafra War: Early Marriage, Female Education, and Fertility. Osili,Hawash, Una Ronia 22-422-4* Ronia A. Hawash, Butler University; Una O. Osili, Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)

23 Trends in the Transition to Parenthood Feyisetan, Bamikale 23 DISCUSSANT: Bamikale Feyisetan, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)

Sedgh, Gilda 23 CHAIR: Gilda Sedgh, Guttmacher Institute Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 8:30 am–10:00 am — Governor’s Square 12 23-1 Fatherhood in Sub-Saharan Africa Patterns, Trends and Differentials in Men’s Age at First Birth Schoumaker,Kinziunga Lukumu, Bruno Felly 23-123-1* Felly Kinziunga Lukumu, Université Catholique de Louvain; Bruno D. Schoumaker, Université Catholique de Louvain 23-2 Sociodemographic Changes in the Timing of First Birth in Ghana: Evidence From Three Waves of the Demographic and Health Survey Data Ayiga,Amoateng, Natal Acheampong 23-223-2* Acheampong Yaw Amoateng, North-West University; Natal Ayiga, North-West University 23-3 Increasing Educational Disparities in the Timing of Motherhood in Latin America: A Cohort Perspective Batyra, Ewa 23-3* Ewa Batyra, London School of Economics and Political Science 23-4 Comparing Adolescent and Young Adult Fertility Trends, 1969–2015 Lindberg,Ingerick,Finer,Teitler, Lawrence Julien Meghan Laura 23-423-4* Julien O. Teitler, Columbia University; Lawrence Finer, Guttmacher Institute; Meghan Ingerick, Guttmacher Institute; Laura Lindberg, Guttmacher Institute

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 81 Thursday Program Murithi, LydiaEdmeades,John, Neetu Jeffrey P2 10:00 am–11:30am P2 P2 82 Lane, Abby P2 Adebowale, Ayo P2 Skirbekk, VegardSaarela, Jan P2 Rigles, Bethany P2 Kolk,Barclay, Martin Kieron P2 Mogi, RyoheiCanudas-Romo, Vladimir P2 Cornwell,Goldman, Alyssa Benjamin P2 Moullin, Sophie P2 Knoester,Petts, Richard Chris P2 Kamei, Akito P2 Owoo,Lambon-Quayefio, Nkechi Monica P2 Bisiriyu, Luqman Olabisi, Babajide P2

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Abby Lane Moderating Role ofChildCare Nonstandard Work Schedules,Maternal Parenting Stress, andthe Ayo S.Adebowale Trends andPattern ofAge at First Marriage inNigeria: 1990–2013 Public Health Saarela M. Jan Finland Forced Migration and Fertility: the Karelian Displaced Population in Bethany Rigles Disability The Development ofHealthLifestyles inFamilies Experiencing Stockholm University Barclay Kieron Using Swedish Register Data Birth Intervals andHealth inAdulthood:AComparisonofSiblings Australian NationalUniversity Mogi Ryohei Expected Years Ever-Married Alyssa Goldman Adult Children Social Disadvantage andInstability inOlderAdults’ Tiesto Their Sophie Moullin Marriage andMental Health:Effects by SocialandSelf-selection Richard J. Petts Relationships? Does Taking Paternity Leave Helpto Improve Parental Akito Kamei Domestic Violence: Evidence From India Impact ofaFather’s Mixed-Sex andSonPreference onPhysical University ofGhana Owoo Srodah Nkechi West African Countries Polygamy andWelfare Implications for Women: Evidence From 12 Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife Olabisi Francis Babajide Nigeria Spousal DecisionsasCorrelate ofMaternal Healthcare Utilization in International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) Edmeades John A. Neetu Child Marriage andPsychological Well-being inNiger andEthiopia Marriage, Families, Households,andUnions1 , , University ofTexas atAustin International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) on Women Research for Center International —Plaza Exhibit , University ofIllinoisatUrbana–Champaign , , , , , , , nvria Atnm d Barcelona de Autònoma Universitat University ofColorado Abo Akademi University Akademi Abo , Ball State University Princeton University Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Demographic for Institute Planck Max Cornell University International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) onWomen Research for Center International , University ofIbadan , nvriy f Ghana of University , bfm Aooo nvriy Ile-Ife University, Awolowo Obafemi ; Benjamin Cornwell ; Chris Knoester ; Thursday am 10:00am–11:30 VegardSkirbekk ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting oia um Lambon-Quayefio Puoma Monica , The OhioState University ; , ldmr Canudas-Romo Vladimir Cornell University , Norwegian Institute of Institute Norwegian ; umn Bisiriyu Luqman ; ; yi Murithi Lydia Martin Kolk Martin ; Jeffrey , , , , , Thursday 10:00 am–11:30 am P2

P2 Caregiving: Impact on Marital and Cohabiting Union Stability in Middle and Later-Life Wu,Penning, Zheng Margaret P2P2* Margaret Penning, University of Victoria; Zheng Wu, University of Victoria P2 Changes in the Well-being of Same-Sex Couples Following the Legalization of Same-Sex Marriage in England and Wales Thursday Program Boertien,Vignoli, Daniele Diederik P2P2* Diederik Boertien, Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics; Daniele Vignoli, Università degli Studi di Firenze P2 Gender Norms, Violence in Childhood, and Men’s Coercive Control in Marriage: A Multilevel Analysis of Young Men in Bangladesh Yount,Naved,Cheong,James-Hawkins, Kathryn Ruchira Yuk Fai Laurie P2P2* Laurie Elizabeth James-Hawkins, University of Essex; Yuk Fai Cheong, Emory University; Ruchira Naved, International Centre for Diarrhoela Disease Research (ICDDR); Kathryn M. Yount, Emory University P2 Lone Mother’s Trajectories of Repartnering and Health: A Comparison of Welfare Contexts Bernardi,Recksiedler, Laura Claudia P2P2* Claudia Recksiedler, University of Lausanne; Laura Bernardi, University of Lausanne P2 Completed Fertility and Social Inequality: A Cohort Perspective Raz-Yurovich, Liat P2* Liat Raz-Yurovich, Hebrew University of Jerusalem P2 Housework, Gender Ideology and Partners’ Fertility Intentions: Reconsidering Men’s Role in Gender Revolution Theory Okun,Raz-Yurovich, Barbara Liat P2P2* Barbara S. Okun, Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Liat Raz-Yurovich, Hebrew University of Jerusalem P2 Family Structure and Physical Activity: A Life-Course Analysis Ploubidis,Sullivan,Bann,Hamer,Pongiglione, David Mark Alice George Benedetta P2P2* Benedetta Pongiglione, UCL Institute of Education; Mark Hamer, University College London; David Bann, UCL Institute of Education; Alice Sullivan, UCL Institute of Education; George B. Ploubidis, UCL Centre for Longitudinal Studies P2 Gay Male and Lesbian Partnering in Micropolitan America Wong,Baker-Hughes, Juyin Sharon P2P2* Sharon Baker-Hughes, Texas A&M University; Juyin Helen Wong, Texas A&M University P2 Marriage Patterns in South Africa: Analysis of Census 1996–2011 Data Ntsieni,Ahuejere, Itani Leonard P2P2* Leonard Ahuejere, Statistics of South Africa; Itani Ntsieni, Statistics South Africa P2 Patterns of Multigenerational Caregiving Across Europe Margolis,Patterson, Rachel Sarah P2P2* Sarah E. Patterson, University of Western Ontario; Rachel Margolis, University of Western Ontario P2 How Adverse Is the Childhood of Women? Assessing the Experience of Gender Discrimination and Gendered Socialization by young Married Women in the Rural North Dinajpur District of West Bengal, India Ram,Sinha, Faujdar Atreyee P2P2* Atreyee Sinha, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Faujdar Ram, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P2 Maternal Migration and Child Fostering in Sub-Saharan Africa Cotton, Cassandra P2* Cassandra Cotton, Arizona State University P2 Partner Incarceration and Women’s Substance Use Lee,Bruns, Hedwig Angela P2P2* Angela Bruns, University of Michigan; Hedwig Lee, Washington University in St. Louis

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 83 Thursday Program Dommermuth, LarsBergsvik, Wiik, Kenneth Janna P2 Mutchler,Velasco Roldan, Nidya Jan P2 P2 84 Boulet, VirginieAdjiwanou, Bignami, Simona VisséhoD. P2 Wikle, Jocelyn P2 Haralampoudis,Waller,Nepomnyaschy, AlexandraMiller,Dwyer Emory, Allison Daniel Maureen Lenna P2 Berrington, Ann P2 Mills, Melinda Balbo,Barban, Nicola Nicoletta P2 Sayer,Stanfors, Maria Liana P2 Wu,Li, Zhuolin Zheng P2 Wikle, Jocelyn Hodge, Camilla P2 Heymann, Jody Koski, Alissa P2 Men, FeiHodges, Leslie P2

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P2 Exposure and Reactivity to Daily Stress in Same-Sex and Different- Sex Marriages Vandewater,Donnelly,Garcia, Michael Rachel Elizabeth P2P2* Michael Alexis Garcia, University of Texas at Austin; Rachel Donnelly, University of Texas at Austin; Elizabeth A. Vandewater, University of Texas at Austin

P2 Changing Marital Behavior: Late Marriage in Post-Reform China Thursday Program Feng, Kai P2* Kai Feng, University of Chicago P2 The Effect of a Reduced Statutory Workweek on Familial Long-Term Care in Korea Do,Lee,Kim, Young ChangjunErin Hye-Won Kyung P2P2* Erin Hye-Won Kim, National University of Singapore; Changjun Lee, National University of Singapore; Young Kyung Do, Seoul National University P2 Does Working Long Hours Cause Marital Dissolution? Evidence From the Reduction in South Korea’s Workweek Standard Lee,Kim, ChangjunErin Hye-Won P2P2* Erin Hye-Won Kim, National University of Singapore; Changjun Lee, National University of Singapore P2 Determinants of Non-resident Fathers’ Involvement With Their Children: Individual and Policy Factors—What Matters Most? Szalma,Heers, Marieke Ivett P2P2* Marieke Heers, FORS; Ivett Szalma, FORS P2 Examining Change in the Geographic Distribution of Interracial and Interethnic Married Couple Households: 2000–2016 Anderson,Kreider,Rico, Brittany Rose Lydia P2P2* Brittany Rico, U.S. Census Bureau; Rose M. Kreider, U.S. Census Bureau; Lydia Anderson, U.S. Census Bureau P2 Family and Household Composition After the Great Recession: Change in Economic Indicators, by Metropolitan Statistical Area Anderson, Lydia P2* Lydia Anderson, U.S. Census Bureau P2 Race at home: Links between history, household composition, and identity among Asian Americans in 2010 Lee,Liebler,Kathawalla, Victoria Carolyn Ummul-Kiram P2P2* Ummul-Kiram Kathawalla, University of Minnesota; Carolyn A. Liebler, University of Minnesota; Victoria Bao Lee, University of Minnesota P2 Is Three a Crowd? The Role of Grandparental Presence in Mothers’ Well-being Musick,Dunifon,Near, Christopher Kelly Rachel P2P2* Rachel Dunifon, Cornell University; Kelly Musick, Cornell University; Christopher Near, Cornell University P2 Family and Socioeconomic Factors of Divorce: A Comparative Analysis of Early Modern and Contemporary Japan Kato,Kurosu, Akihiko Satomi P2P2* Satomi Kurosu, Reitaku University; Akihiko Kato, Meiji University P2 Older Adults Who Live Apart Together (LAT): A Comparison of Dating, LAT, Cohabitation, Remarriage, and First Marriage Wu, Huijing P2* Huijing Wu, Bowling Green State University P2 Parent-Child CommunicationAabout Sex, Contraception, and Sexually Transmitted Infections: Increasing Trends Over Two National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG) Cohorts Moore,Guzman,Faccio,Manlove,Lantos, BiancaHannahKristin LinaJennifer P2P2* Hannah Lantos, Child Trends, Inc.; Jennifer Manlove, Child Trends, Inc.; Bianca Faccio, Child Trends, Inc.; Lina Guzman, Child Trends, Inc.; Kristin Moore, Child Trends, Inc.

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 85 Thursday Program P2 Reczek,Lodge, AmyThomas, Patricia Corinne P2 P2 86 BohorquezUrbina, Mariana Penuela, Camilo P2 Hammersmith, Anna P2 Cheng Cheng, P2 Weiss,Dukhovnov, Jordan Denys P2 Santana, Emilce P2 Friedemann-Sanchez, GretaAndic, TanjaSvec, Joseph P2 Souza, Emmanuel P2 Weiss, Inbar P2 Roth, Adam P2 Tsaneva,Rockmore,Albohmood, Zahra Marc Magda P2 Kim, Lanu Yoon, Soo-Yeon P2 Wang,Chen, FeinianTang, Jiwen Dan P2 Xing Zhang,

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University ofMinnesota–Twin Cities Mariana Urbina Tortilla inMexico The Effects ofRisingStaple Priceson Food Insecurity:TheCaseof Anna M.Hammersmith Marital Biography Interdependence andHealth inLater Life Cheng Women’s Education andIntergenerational Coresidence inChina Pennyslvania Dukhovnov Denys Study in theUnited States: Evidence From theHealthandRetirement Stress CopingStrategies AmongSpousalCaregivers ofOlderAdults Emilce Santana Across Ethno-Racial Groups Is Love (Color)Blind?:Examining theRole ofSkinColorinDating Friedemann-Sanchez TanjaAndic Experiences UsingDHSData Household ViolenceinColombia:Men’s andWomen’s IPV Emmanuel Francis Souza Factors Associated WithRemarriages inRural Sub-Saharan Africa Inbar Weiss Cross-Border andTransnational Marriages intheUnited-States Adam Ronald Roth Informal Caregiving andNetwork Turnover AmongOlderAdults Albohmood Rockmore Marc From theMexican War onDrugs The Effect ofViolent Crimeon Female Decision-making Evidence Lanu Kim Korea Socioeconomic Status andtheTransition to First Marriage inSouth College Park Tang Dan Adults: TheDifference Between UrbanandRural Residents Effect ofLivingArrangements onDepression AmongChineseOlder Xing Zhang Adulthood Implications for Interracial Cohabitation, Dating, andMarriage in Adolescent Exposure to Diverse NeighborhoodsandSchools: Corinne Reczek Thomas A. Patricia Fathers’ Physical Activity? Do SupportandStrain WithAdultChildren Affect Mothers’ and , , University ofWashington , emn nvriy f China of University Renmin , , , ; Cornell University University of Minnesotaof University University ofTexas atAustin Clark University , Jiwen Wang Princeton University , , , Princeton University The OhioState University , University of Minnesota–Twinof University Cities , , , lr University Clark University of California, Berkeley California, of University Washington State University Purdue University Purdue , University ofMinnesota–Twin Cities , Bowling GreenState University , , University ofPennyslvania Renmin UniversityofChina ; ; ; Soo-Yeon Yoon Joseph SvecJoseph ad Tsaneva Magda ; Amy Lodge Amy ; Thursday am 10:00am–11:30 ena Chen Feinian PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting , University of Minnesotaof University , , University of Texas at Austin Texasat of University ; ; University ofPennyslvania Camilo BohorquezPenuela Jordan Weiss Jordan , , lr University Clark University of Maryland, Maryland, of University , University of University ; ; Zahra Greta ; , Thursday 10:00 am–11:30 am P2

P2 How Does Cohabitation Change People’s Attitudes Toward Divorce? Kreidl,Zilincikova, Martin Zuzana P2P2* Martin Kreidl, Masaryk University; Zuzana Zilincikova, Masaryk University P2 Pathways to Family Complexity in Europe by Education Dahlberg, Johan P2* Johan Dahlberg, Stockholm University P2 Use of Extra-School Time and Child Behaviors: Evidence From the Thursday Program UK Piazzalunga,Meroni,Pronzato, Elena Chiara Daniela P2P2* Chiara Daniela Pronzato, University of Turin; Elena Meroni, DG Joint Research Centre; Daniela Piazzalunga, Research Institute for the Evaluation of Public Policies (IRVAPP) P2 Motherhood Postponement and Wages in Europe Bratti,Meroni,Pronzato, Elena MassimilianoChiara P2P2* Chiara Daniela Pronzato, University of Turin; Elena Meroni, DG Joint Research Centre; Massimiliano Bratti, University of Milan P2 Occupations and Parental Leave-Taking in Sweden Eriksson, Helen P2* Helen Eriksson, Stockholm University P2 Couples Across Boarders: Impact of Mexico–U.S. Migration on Union Dissolution Liu, Zhen P2* Zhen Liu, Brown University, Population Studies and Training Center P2 Are Life Course Trajectories of Single Fathers and Single Mothers Shaped Differently by Educational Attainment? Jalovaara,Capkova, Klara Marika P2P2* Klara Capkova, Stockholm University; Marika Jalovaara, University of Turku P2 Paternal Age and the Risk of Low Birth Weight and Preterm Delivery: A Finnish Register-Based Study Myrskyla,Martikainen,Barclay,Remes,Goisis, Alice HannaKieron Mikko Pekka P2P2* Alice Goisis, London School of Economics and Political Science; Hanna Remes, University of Helsinki; Kieron Barclay, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Pekka Martikainen, University of Helsinki; Mikko Myrskyla, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research P2 The Gender Revolution and Transitions to Third Births by Marital Experience Cherlin,Miller, Rhiannon Andrew P2P2* Rhiannon N. Miller, Johns Hopkins University; Andrew J. Cherlin, Johns Hopkins University P2 Does Infertility Resolution Effect a Change in Women’s Well-being? McQuillan,Greil,Johnson,Shreffler,Tiemeyer, Arthur Katherine Stacy JuliaKarina P2P2* Karina M. Shreffler, Oklahoma State University; Stacy Tiemeyer, Oklahoma State University; Katherine Johnson, Tulane University; Arthur Greil, Alfred University; Julia McQuillan, University of Nebraska–Lincoln P2 Girls’ Domestic and Care Work in Brazil: Connections to Mothers’ Work and Intergenerational Transmission of Inequality Villanueva,Mota Pereira Aida Aragão, Maria Carolina P2P2* Maria Carolina Mota Pereira Aragão, University of Texas at Austin; Aida Villanueva, University of Texas at Austin P2 Family Constellations and Later-Life Health in a Cross-National Perspective Zoutewelle-Terovan,Muller, Joanne Mioara P2P2* Mioara Zoutewelle-Terovan, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI); Joanne Sophie Muller, Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) P2 Revisit Son Preference: How Does Sex of First-Born Child Affect the Elderly’s Life? Chen, Zeyuan P2* Zeyuan Chen, Lund University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 87 Thursday Program 24-3 Suga, Keita P2 WendyManning, Payne, Krista P2 24-1 —24-3 88 Diamond-Smith, Nadia Percher,Saxena,Srivastava, Malvika Aradhana Joanna Darney,GarciaRios-Polanco, Martinez,Sanhueza, LauraAlexander,Schiavon, Patricio Saavedra-Avendano, RanulfoFriedman, Joseph Raffaela Blair Biani Lily 24-2 Autorino,Mattioli, Mencarini, Tommaso Letizia Francesco 24-1 10:30 am–12:00pm Topic 1.Fertility, Family Planning,Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Broussard, Kathleen Hubert Lopez, Celia 24 Stephenson,Rogers, Rob Erin P2 Drew,Griffin, Risa Julia P2 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

P2 P2* 24-3 24-3 24-3 24-3* 24-2 24-2 24-2 24-2 24-2 24-2 24-2 24-2* 24-1 24-1 24-1* 24 24 P2 P2* P2 P2* P2*

Kathleen Broussard A Qualitative Research inUttar Pradesh, India Pathways to SeekingAbortionCare, andtheHealthConsequences: Population Health Foundation ofIndia Foundation Health Population Srivastava Aradhana Berkeley Ciudad deMéxico México de Ciudad la de Salud México de Ciudad la de Salud de Secretaría Schiavon Angeles Friedman Joseph Abortion Program Legal Abortion:Observational Evidence From Mexico City’s Public Quantifying Geospatial andSocioeconomic InequalityinAccess to Centre for Research onSocialDynamicsandPublicPolicy, Bocconi University Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi University University Bocconi Policy, Mencarini Letizia Abortion inItaly The ImpactofGynaecologists’ Conscientious ObjectiononAccess to Abortion intheGlobalSetting Erin Rogers Countries Intimate Partner Violence in Fourteen Low- and Middle-Income Examining theRelationship between Terminated Pregnancy and Center Drew A. Julia Among CohabitingCouples The Onset andRelationship ofSeriousIllnessorInjury Outcomes Keita Suga Childbirth inJapan:ALife Course Perspective Women’s Employment andtheTimingof First Marriage First and Green State University Payne K. Krista Spatial Variation inDivorce The Geography ofDivorce intheUnited States: Correlates and Celia HubertLopez ; ; , Biani Saavedra-Avendano Biani Nadia Diamond-Smith Ipas Mexico , , National Institute of PopulationandSocialSecurity Research —Plaza BallroomA University ofMichigan , Minnesota Population Center Population Minnesota , , ; oln Gen tt University State Green Bowling , Blair G.Darney David Geffen School of Medicine, University of California, Los of California, University of Medicine, School Geffen David odn Cnr fr eerh n oil yais n Public and Dynamics Social on Research for Centre Dondena , ; , University ofTexas atAustin Lily Alexander Public Health Foundation of India of Foundation Health Public ; rnec Mattioli Francesco , National Institute ofPublicHealth, Mexico ; Laura Garcia Martinez Garcia Laura , University ofCalifornia, SanFrancisco , ; Oregon Health&Science University , Rob Stephenson , Instituto Nacional de Salud Publica Salud de Nacional Instituto University of Washington ; Joanna Percher Joanna Thursday pm 10:30am–12:00 ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; Ranulfo Rios-Polanco Ranulfo , ia Griffin Risa odn Cnr fr eerh on Research for Centre Dondena ; ; ed D Manning D. Wendy Tommaso Autorino , University ofMichigan , Secretaría de Salud de la de Salud de Secretaría , nvriy f California, of University , inst Population Minnesota ; ; Patricio Sanhueza avk Saxena Malvika , Secretaría de Secretaría , ; , Dondena Raffaela Bowling , , Thursday 10:30 am–12:00 pm 24-4 — 26-2

24-4 Using Respondent-Driven Sampling to Measure the Incidence and Prevalence of Informal Sector Abortion: A Methodological Assessment Gerdts,Bessenaar,Jayaweera, Caitlin TshegoRuvani 24-424-4* Ruvani Jayaweera, Ibis Reproductive Health; Tshego Bessenaar, Ibis Reproductive

Health; Caitlin Gerdts, Ibis Reproductive Health Thursday Program 25 Adolescent Sexual Behavior and Contraceptive Use Sully, Elizabeth 25 DISCUSSANT: Elizabeth Sully, Guttmacher Institute

Luke, Nancy 25 CHAIR: Nancy Luke, Pennsylvania State University Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 10:30 am–12:00 pm — Plaza Ballroom E 25-1 Social Dimensions of Sexual Consent Among College Students: Insights From Ethnographic Research Mellins,Wamboldt,Khan,Hirsch, Shamus Jennifer Claude Alexander 25-125-1* Jennifer S. Hirsch, Columbia University; Shamus R. Khan, Columbia University; Alexander Wamboldt, Princeton University; Claude Ann Mellins, Columbia University 25-2 She Expects You to Feed Her and Dress Her, but the School Girl, You Only Have to Buy Her Chips: The Role of Financial and Material Exchange in Young Men’s Selection of Sexual Partners in Urban Kenya Nzioki,Ochako,Austrian, Mercy Rhoune Karen 25-225-2* Karen Austrian, Population Council; Rhoune Ochako, Population Council; Mercy Nzioki, Population Council 25-3 Using Retrospective DHS Data to Investigate Reproductive Experiences of Very Young and Older Adolescents Ages 10–19 Pullum,Allen,Mallick,MacQuarrie, Courtney ThomasLindsay Kerry 25-325-3* Kerry MacQuarrie, The DHS Program (Avenir Health); Lindsay Mallick, The DHS Program/Avenir Health; Courtney Allen, The DHS Program/ICF; Thomas Pullum, ICF International 25-4 Adolescent Condom Use: Levels and Implications From a Multi- Country Demographic and Health Surveys Analysis Kalamar,Hindin, Michelle Amanda 25-425-4* Michelle J. Hindin, Population Council; Amanda M. Kalamar, Population Services International

26 Census Bureau Plans for Measuring and Tabulating Race and Ethnicity in the 2020 Census

Liebler, Carolyn 26 CHAIR: Carolyn Liebler, University of Minnesota Topic 13. Invited Sessions 10:30 am–12:00 pm — Plaza Court 5 26-1 Race Ethnicity and the 2020 Census: A Perspective on Planning From the U.S. Census Bureau Ramirez,Jones, Nicholas Roberto 26-126-1* Nicholas A. Jones, U.S. Census Bureau; Roberto R. Ramirez, U.S. Census Bureau 26-2 Collecting and Tabulating Ethnicity and Race Responses in the 2020 Census Ramirez, Roberto 26-2* Roberto R. Ramirez, U.S. Census Bureau PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 89 Thursday Program Hillemeier, Marianne Balistreri, Kelly 27 Bolender, Ben 26-3 26-3 —28-4 90 Gilbertson, Meredith 28-4 Wilder, Esther 28-3 Bulanda, Ronald 28-2 Baker, Elizabeth 28-1 10:30 am–12:00pm Osgood, Aurea 28 Smith, KenVarner, Wen,Beagley,Reynolds,Fox, Ming Megan Ashley Melanie Michael 27-4 Lippert, Adam Lee, Barrett 27-3 Slopen, NatalieBoudreaux,Fenelon, Michel Andrew 27-2 Rehkopf,Collin, Daniel Hamad, Rita David 27-1 10:30 am–12:00pm Topic 4.HealthandMortality CHAIR: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

26-3* 28-4* 28-3* 28-2* 28-1* 28 27-4 27-4 27-4 27-4 27-4 27-4* 27-3 27-3* 27-2 27-2 27-2* 27-1 27-1 27-1* 27 27

Aurea Osgood Marianne Hillemeier Meredith Gilbertson Teaching Demography intheOnlineClassroom Esther Wilder Quantitative Reasoning/Quantitative Literacy Ronald E.Bulanda (SSDAN) Scientific Literacy GapandSocialScience Data Analysis Network Elizabeth H.Baker Using CensusData to Address SocialIssues Demography intheClassroom Varner Ashley M. Fox Reynolds M. Megan Generosity andChildhoodObesity Is LessMore? Examining theRelationship Between Food Assistance Denver BarrettA. Lee Evaluating a Parental Management Model Food InsecurityAmongHomelessandPrecariously HousedChildren: College Park Park College Maryland, of University Fenelon Andrew Housing Assistance andChildWell-being intheUnited States California, Berkeley Hamad Rita Health The Short-Term Effects of the Earned Income Tax Credit onChild Child HealthDisparities: Policy Approaches Ben Bolender Conversion andBridging Potential Improvements for 2020Census Ethnicity andRace Kelly Balistreri , University ofUtah —Tower CourtC —Plaza Court4 , , , nvriy f aiona a, Francisco San, California of University , , , Pennsylvania State University U.S. CensusBureau City UniversityofNew York (CUNY) University at Albany, SUNY Winona State University , , , nvriy f ayad Clee Park College Maryland, of University ; University ofAlabamaatBirmingham Miami University David H.Rehkopf , , Bowling GreenState University , , nvriy f Utah of University Pennsylvania State University Bowling GreenState University ; Ken Smith R. , ; Stanford University , aai Slopen Natalie Thursday pm 10:30am–12:00 University ofUtah ; ; Ming Wen eai Beagley Melanie ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Adam Lippert ; , ail Collin Daniel University of Utah , ; University of Maryland, Maryland, of University , ihl . Boudreaux H. Michel University of Colorado , nvriy f Utah of University , nvriy of University ; Michael ; , Thursday 10:30 am–12:00 pm 29-1 — 30-3

29 Disability and Mortality of Older Adults in Developing Countries

Weden, Margaret 29 DISCUSSANT: Margaret Weden, RAND Corporation

Stokes, Andrew 29 CHAIR: Andrew Stokes, Boston University School of Public Health Thursday Program Topic 9. Population and Aging 10:30 am–12:00 pm — Plaza Court 7 29-1 Evidence for an Expansion of Disability Among Successive Mexican Cohorts: 2001–2015 Wong,Payne, RebecaCollin 29-129-1* Collin F. Payne, Harvard University; Rebeca Wong, University of Texas Medical Branch 29-2 Age Transition of Mortality According to Group of Causes in Brazil Alves,Andrade,Pereira,Botacini,Arruda,MonteiroGuimaraes, Luciana NatáliaAna GuilhermePedroda Raphael CamilaSilva, José Henrique 29-229-2* Raphael Mendonça Guimaraes, Populaton Studies Center; José Henrique Costa Monteiro da Silva, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP); Natália Martins Arruda, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP); Guilherme Pereira Botacini, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP); Ana Camila Ribeiro Pereira, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP); Pedro Gomes Andrade, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP); Luciana C. Alves, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP) 29-3 Decelerating Mortality at Old Ages and Its Future Prospects in India Singh,Verma, AbhinavGyan Anurag 29-329-3* Anurag Verma, Banaras Hindu University; Gyan Prakash Singh, Banaras Hindu University; Abhinav Singh, University of Allahabad 29-4 The Population-Level Gains in Life Expectancy From Improved Blood Pressure Control in Indonesia: A Parametric G-Formula Approach Sudharsanan, Nikkil 29-4* Nikkil Sudharsanan, Harvard University 30 Education and Demographic Outcomes in Developing Countries

Faye, Ousmane 30 DISCUSSANT: Ousmane Faye, African Influence Institute (AFRII)

Calves, Anne-Emmanuele 30 CHAIR: Anne-Emmanuele Calves, Université de Montréal Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 10:30 am–12:00 pm — Plaza Court 6 30-1 Evidence for Causal Links Between Education and Maternal and Child Health, Sexual and Reproductive Health, and Malaria: A Systematic Review Melnikas,Chuang,Mensch,Psaki, Stephanie EricaBarbara Andrea 30-130-1* Stephanie R. Psaki, Population Council; Barbara S. Mensch, Population Council; Erica Chuang, Population Council; Andrea J. Melnikas, Population Council 30-2 Trends in Educational Assortative Marriage in Post-Revolution China Xie,Dong, Yu Hao 30-230-2* Hao Dong, Princeton University; Yu Xie, Princeton University 30-3 Who Marries Whom in India: Changes in Educational Assortative Marriage, 1983–2012 Amireddy, Bheemeshwar 30-3* Bheemeshwar Reddy Amireddy, Birla Institute of Technology & Science-Pilani, Hyderabad

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 91 Thursday Program 32-4 10:30 am–12:00pm Topic 1.Fertility, Family Planning,Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Su, Jessica Percheski, Christine 31 31-1 —32-4 92 Trinitapoli,Billari, FrancescoRotondi, Valentina Jenny Nzabona,Kabagenyi, Abel ARIHO, PAULINO Allen 32-3 Palamuleni,Palamuleni, Mercy Martin 32-2 Shapiro, David 32-1 10:30 am–12:00pm Topic 1.Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Magadi, Monica Biddlecom, Ann 32 Emma Zang, 31-4 Sun, Shengwei Yu, Wei-hsin 31-3 VanPöyliö, Heta Winkle,Zachary 31-2 Baker,Munoz, Ismael David 31-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

31 31 32-4 32-4 32-4* 32-3 32-3 32-3* 32-2 32-2* 32-1* 32 32 31-4* 31-3 31-3* 31-2 31-2* 31-1 31-1*

Jessica Su Monica Magadi Abel Nzabona Jenny Trinitapoli Billari C. Francesco Evidence From Malawi Mobile Phones,Digital InequalityandFertility: Longitudinal ALN ARIHO PAULINO Women Aged 15-49Years inUganda Determinants ofFertility Change inthe Period 2006-2011Among McNeese State University Palamuleni Enock Martin A Decomposition Analyses of Fertility DeclineinMalawi David Shapiro Linkages Between Education and Fertility inSub-Saharan Africa Fertility Determinants inDeveloping Countries Emma Zang Among Generation Xers Women’s Educational Attainment and FertilityintheUnited States CollegeParkMaryland, Yu Wei-hsin and to WhomDoesItMatter? Unemployment andChildbearing:WhoseUnemployment Matters Berlin and WZBSocialScience Center Pöyliö Heta Women’s Income andFirst Birth? Do Parental Resources Moderate theRelationship Between University Munoz G. Ismael Mechanisms Female Education and Fertility: ExploringaCausalLinkand Possible Female Education, Employment, and Fertility Ann Biddlecom Christine Percheski , University atBuffalo, SUNY , —Plaza BallroomF —Governor’s Square16 , , Duke University nvriy f ayad Clee Park College Maryland, of University , , nvriy f Turku of University Pennsylvania State University Makerere University , , , , University ofHull University ofChicago Pennsylvania State University State Pennsylvania ymoo University Kyambogo , ocn University Bocconi , Guttmacher Institute , , Northwestern University ot-et University North-West ; ahr Vn Winkle Van Zachary ; ; Thursday pm 10:30am–12:00 le Kabagenyi Allen Valentina Rotondi Valentina PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; David Baker David ; hnwi Sun Shengwei ; ec Lia Palamuleni Laita Mercy , , ublt University Humboldt- aeee University Makerere , , ocn University Bocconi Pennsylvania State Pennsylvania , nvriy of University ; ; , Thursday 10:30 am–12:00 pm 33-1 — 34-3

33 Gender and Migration Piotrowski, Martin 33 DISCUSSANT: Martin Piotrowski, University of Oklahoma

Tong, Yuying 33 CHAIR: Yuying Tong, Chinese University of Hong Kong Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization Thursday Program 10:30 am–12:00 pm — Governor’s Square 15 33-1 Rural-Urban Circularity in China: Analysis of Longitudinal Surveys in Anhui, 1980–2009 Fan,Chen, Cindy Chen 33-133-1* Chen Chen, Asian Demographic Research Institute; Cindy Fan, University of California, Los Angeles 33-2 The Life Course, Social Roles, and Employment Landscapes: New Insights Into the Association Between Family Structure and Men’s Migration Compernolle, Ellen 33-2* Ellen Compernolle, University of Chicago 33-3 The Impact of Solo Male Migrant on the Health of Left-Behind Wives in India Desai,Lei, Lei Sonalde 33-333-3* Lei Lei, University of Maryland, College Park; Sonalde B. Desai, University of Maryland, College Park 33-4 Gender, Household Socioeconomic Status, and the Returns From Internal Migration White,Collinson,Vaidya,Ginsburg,Gross, Mark MichaelYashas CarrenMark 33-433-4* Mark Gross, Brown University; Carren Ginsburg, University of the Witwatersrand; Yashas Vaidya, Brown University; Mark Collinson, University of the Witwatersrand; Michael J. White, Brown University 34 Health and Mortality Along the Rural-Urban Continuum James, Wesley 34 DISCUSSANT: Wesley James, University of Memphis

Cossman, Lynne 34 CHAIR: Lynne Cossman, West Virginia University Topic 4. Health and Mortality 10:30 am–12:00 pm — Governor’s Square 10 34-1 Trends in U.S. Mortality by Region and Metropolitan- Nonmetropolitan Continuum Between 1990 and 2015 Preston,Ho,Hendi,Elo, JessicaIrma Arun Samuel 34-134-1* Irma T. Elo, University of Pennyslvania; Arun S Hendi, University of Southern California; Jessica Y. Ho, University of Southern California; Samuel H. Preston, University of Pennyslvania 34-2 Economic Dislocation and Landscapes of Despair: Understanding Rural-Urban Differences in Premature Mortality in the United States Monnat, Shannon 34-2* Shannon M. Monnat, Syracuse University 34-3 Healthy People 2020 Mortality Objectives: Progress Toward Targets in Nonmetropolitan and Metropolitan Counties Yaemsiri,Alfier, Johanna Sirin 34-334-3* Johanna Alfier, National Center for Health Statistics; Sirin Yaemsiri, National Center for Health Statistics

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 93 Thursday Program 35 Haller,Prieto-Rosas,Blackshire, Emily Victoria William 34-4 34-4 —36-3 94 Hummer,Harris, KathleenBoardman,Lawrence, Jason Domingue, Benjamin Elizabeth Robert 36-3 Wedow, Robbee 36-2 Goldman, NoreenBelsky, Gaydosh,Glei, Dana Lauren Daniel 36-1 10:30 am–12:00pm Topic 4.HealthandMortality Dowd, Jennifer Levine, Morgan 36 Becker,Erman, Jeylan Behrman, Julia Elisabeth 35-4 Ramirez, Daniel 35-3 Yazdiha, Hajar 35-2 Rebhun, Uzi 35-1 10:30 am–12:00pm Topic 6.MigrationandUrbanization Read, Jen’nan Rinaldo, Rachel CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Jennifer Dowd Jen’nan Read North Carolinaat ChapelHill Harris North Carolina at Chapel Hill Benjamin W. Domingue Adult HealthandtheConfounding Role ofSocioeconomic Status The Association ofAdolescent Psychological Characteristics with Robbee L.Wedow Genome-Wide Association Study(GWAS) of Educational Attainment Gene Discovery andPolygenic Prediction From a1.1 Million-Person University University Gaydosh Lauren Biological Age inTaiwan: Measurement andPrediction Incorporating BiologyInto Social Research Elisabeth Becker Behrman A. Julia Religion, fertility, andimmigration in France Daniel Ramirez Towards Muslims. Je SuisCharlie:AStudyontheEffects of Terrorism on Attitudes Hajar Yazdiha Evidence From American MuslimCommunities Dynamic ModesofIncorporation Through Immigrant Mobilization: Uzi Rebhun Immigration and Religion inAmerica: Cohortand Period Effects Immigration and Religion William Haller Blackshire Emily Health Insurance Expansion New andTraditional Destinations intheUnited States inTimesof Access to HealthCare AmongCentral American Farm Workers in Morgan Levine Rachel Rinaldo , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ; , aa . Glei A. Dana —Director’s Row H —Governor’s Square11 Hebrew UniversityofJerusalem , , , Duke University , University ofSouthernCalifornia , Clemson University King’s College London Pennsylvania State University , , , , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University Yale University Clemson University Clemson , University of Oxford of University University ofColoradoBoulder , , , University ofColoradoBoulder Yale University Stanford University , ereon University Georgetown ; Jason D. Boardman ; ; Victoria Prieto-Rosas Victoria Jeylan Erman Jeylan Thursday pm 10:30am–12:00 ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Elizabeth M. Lawrence ; , Robert A. Hummer University of Colorado ; oen Goldman Noreen , University of Pennyslvania of University ; , Daniel Belsky Daniel Clemson University Clemson , , University of University of , ; Princeton Kathleen , Duke ; ; Thursday 10:30 am–12:00 pm 36-4 — 37-4

36-4 Predicting Receipt of Social Security Administration Disability Benefits Using Biomarkers and Other Physiological Measures: Evidence From the Health and Retirement Study Stapleton,Bradway,Faul,Gill,Blue, Lakhpreet JessicaLaura Kevin David 36-436-4* Laura Blue, Mathematica Policy Research; Lakhpreet Gill, Mathematica Policy

Research; Jessica D. Faul, University of Michigan; Kevin Bradway, Mathematica Thursday Program Policy Research; David Stapleton, Mathematica Policy Research 37 Innovative Data and Methods in Population- Development-Environment Research

Balk, Deborah 37 DISCUSSANT: Deborah Balk, City University of New York (CUNY)

Fussell, Elizabeth 37 CHAIR: Elizabeth Fussell, Brown University Topic 8. Population, Development and Environment 10:30 am–12:00 pm — Plaza Court 8 37-1 Consistent Population Scaling for Integrated Assessment of Environmental Change -Spatial Population Projections for the U.S. States Based on Gridded Population Datasets O’Neill,Gao,Zoraghein,Jiang, Jing Leiwen Brian Hamidreza 37-137-1* Leiwen Jiang, National Center for Atmospheric Research and Shanghai University; Hamidreza Zoraghein, National Center for Atmospheric Research; Jing Gao, National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR); Brian C. O’Neill, National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) 37-2 Population Stress: A Spatiotemporal Analysis of Population Change and Land Development at the County Level in the Contiguous United States, 2001–2011 Ho,Chi, HungGuangqing Chak 37-237-2* Guangqing Chi, Pennsylvania State University; Hung Chak Ho, Chinese University of Hong Kong 37-3 Preliminary Analysis Towards Creating a Disaggregated GDP Map of the World Using the Annual SNPP-VIIRS Nighttime Imagery From 2015 Hsu,Zhizhin,Baugh,Sutton,Elvidge,Ghosh, Feng KimberlyTilottama ChristopherMikhailPaul 37-337-3* Tilottama Ghosh, University of Colorado Boulder; Christopher D. Elvidge, NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information; Paul C. Sutton, University of Denver; Kimberly E Baugh, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, University of Colorado Boulder; Mikhail E Zhizhin, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, University of Colorado Boulder; Feng Chi Hsu, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, University of Colorado Boulder 37-4 Modeling Spatiotemporal Relationships Between Built-up Land Development and Population Change Under the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs) O’Neill,Gao, Jing Brian 37-437-4* Jing Gao, National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR); Brian C. O’Neill, National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 95 Thursday Program 10:30 am–12:00pm Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households,andUnions Bulanda, Jennifer Chen, Feinian 38 38-1 —39-4 96 Tollman,Gómez-Olivé,Collinson, Mark F.Ginsburg, CarrenWhite, McGarvey, Michael Pheiffer, Stephen Xavier Stephen Chantel 39-4 Franco Gavonel, MariadelCarmen 39-3 Tan,Bhargava, Alok Xiayun 39-2 Kidman, Rachel Anglewicz, Philip 39-1 10:30 am–12:00pm Topic 6.MigrationandUrbanization Quiros, Susana Riosmena, Fernando 39 Pesando,Payne,Kohler, Luca Maria Collin Hans-Peter 38-4 Hu, Yang 38-3 Wu,Lin, I-Fen Hsueh-Sheng 38-2 Xu,Schoeni, Robert HongweiChoi, Hwajung 38-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Jennifer Bulanda Susana Quiros Witwatersrand Gómez-Olivé Witwatersrand the University Pheiffer Ferreira Chantel South Africa Dimensions ofMigration andTheir Relationship toBlood Pressure in Maria delCarmenFranco Gavonel Skills inDeveloping Countries Effects ofInternal Migration on Youth’s Cognitive and Psychosocial Alok Bhargava Being inChina A LongitudinalAnalysis ofInternal Migration, Divorce and Well- Philip Anglewicz Migration andChildHealth in Malawi Internal Migration inAsiaandAfrica ; Collin F. Payne Transfers, Family Structure, andHealthinaLow-Income Context Up, Down, andReciprocal: TheDynamicsofIntergenerational Yang Hu China: TheImportance ofComparisonReferent andPerspective The One-ChildPolicy andIntergenerational Gender Equality in University Lin I-Fen Unpartnered Parents inLater Life Early-Life Parent-Child Relationships andAdult Children’s Supportof Hongwei Xu Choi Hwajung United States Life-Course Trajectory ofIntergenerational Spatial Proximity inthe Intergenerational Relationships Hans-Peter Kohler Fernando Riosmena Feinian Chen , , Lancaster University ; Bowling Green State University State Green Bowling ihe J White J. Michael —Governor’s Square9 —Plaza BallroomD , , University ofMichigan , University of the Witwatersrandthe of University , , , Harvard Harvard University University of Michigan of University University of Maryland, CollegeParkUniversity ofMaryland, Pennsylvania State University , , Tulane University Miami University ; , University ofPennyslvania ak Collinson Mark , University of Maryland, CollegeParkUniversity ofMaryland, , rw University Brown , , University ofColoradoBoulder rw University Brown ; ; Luca Maria Pesando Rachel Kidman , ; nvriy f h Witwatersrand the of University Robert F.Schoeni Robert Thursday pm 10:30am–12:00 ; Hsueh-Sheng Wu Hsueh-Sheng PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; , ; StephenTollman University ofOxford ; tpe T McGarvey T. Stephen arn Ginsburg Carren , ; Stony BrookUniversity,SUNY Xiayun Tan , University of Pennyslvania , University of Michigan of University , Bowling Green State Green Bowling , , World Bank University of the of University , nvriy of University ; . Xavier F. , Brown ; Thursday 10:30 am–12:00 pm 40-1 — 41-3

40 Mixed Methods in Demography Fleming, Paul 40 DISCUSSANT: Paul Fleming, University of Michigan

Pearce, Lisa 40 CHAIR: Lisa Pearce, University of North Carolina Topic 10. Data and Methods Thursday Program 10:30 am–12:00 pm — Plaza Court 2 40-1 Classifying and Contextualizing Sexual Practices Across the Life Course: Implications in Later Life Mojola,Schatz,Houle,Angotti, BrianEnid Sanyu Nicole 40-140-1* Nicole Angotti, American University; Brian Houle, Australian National University; Enid Schatz, University of Missouri, Columbia; Sanyu A. Mojola, University of Michigan 40-2 The Spatial Structure and Local Experience of Segregation in Houston, Texas Korver-Glenn,Roberto, Elizabeth Elizabeth 40-240-2* Elizabeth Roberto, Princeton University; Elizabeth Korver-Glenn, University of New Mexico 40-3 Qualitative Validation of Latent Class Analysis as a Tool to Measure Women’s Empowerment Razzaque,Mizoguchi, Abdur Nobuko 40-340-3* Nobuko Mizoguchi, Independent Researcher; Abdur Razzaque, International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research (ICDDR) 40-4 Examining Fathering Trajectories through a Case-Based, Mixed- Method Analysis Mingo,Miller,Nepomnyaschy,Waller, Daniel MaureenMeaghan Lenna 40-440-4* Maureen R. Waller, Cornell University; Lenna Nepomnyaschy, Rutgers University; Daniel P. Miller, Boston University; Meaghan Mingo, Cornell University 41 Modeling Mortality and Population Health Wrigley-Field,Ho, Jessica Elizabeth 41 DISCUSSANTS: Jessica Ho, University of Southern California; Elizabeth Wrigley- Field, Columbia University

Zheng, Hui 41 CHAIR: Hui Zheng, The Ohio State University Topic 10. Data and Methods 10:30 am–12:00 pm — Plaza Court 3 41-1 An Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) Component Model of Mortality Indexed By Child or Both Child and Adult Mortality Clark, Samuel 41-1* Samuel J Clark, The Ohio State University 41-2 Establishing a Developing Countries Mortality Database (DCMD) on the Empirical Basis of Child, Adult, and Old-Age Mortality Sun,Li,Gerland,Mi, ChengNan Hong LingXue Patrick 41-241-2* Nan Li, United Nations; Hong Mi, Zhejiang University; Patrick Gerland, United Nations Population Division; Cheng Li, Zhejiang University; LingXue Sun, Zhejiang University 41-3 The Velocity of Changes in Health Status: New Insights Into the Dynamics of Population Health Caswell,Myrskyla,Bohk-Ewald, Hal Mikko Christina 41-341-3* Christina Bohk-Ewald, University of Amsterdam; Mikko Myrskyla, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Hal Caswell, University of Amsterdam

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 97 Thursday Program Noah, Aggie 42 Emma Zang, Lynch, Scott 41-4 41-4 —43-2 98 Wooden,Mooi-Reci,Curry, Irma Mark Matthew 43-2 Wherry,Page,Miller,East, Marianne Chloe Laura Sarah 43-1 10:30 am–12:00pm Topic 7.Economy, LaborForce, andInequality Argys, Laura Scott Bader Scott, JenniferHartley,Bader,Addo, Fenaba Robert Michael 43 Agbai, Chinyere 42-4 Alvarado, Steven 42-3 Loucks, Eric Wellenius,Subramanian,P. S.V. Gregory Jimenez, Marcia 42-2 Stiefel, Maximilian 42-1 10:30 am–12:00pm Topic 4.HealthandMortality Acciai, Francesco CHAIR: DISCUSSANTS: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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American University Laura Argys Francesco Acciai Mark Wooden Matthew Curry and theUnited States Parental Joblessnessandthe School-to-Work Transition inAustralia California, LosAngeles Page Marianne East Chloe Early-Life Exposure to Medicaid andtheNext Generation’s Health Multi-generational ImpactsofChildhoodAccess tothe Safety Net: Public/Tax Policy andIntergenerational Mobility Chinyere O. Agbai Gentrification ontheHealthofIncumbent Residents Our Neighbors, Our Health:ALongitudinalAnalysis oftheEffect of Steven EliasAlvarado Obesity AmongGrandchildren Multiple Generations ofNeighborhoodDisadvantage andAdult School ofPublicHealth Health Public of School Chan T.H. Harvard P.Jimenez Marcia of AdultCardiovascular Disease Life-course NeighborhoodSocioeconomic Deprivation asPredictor Maximilian S.Stiefel Stress-load variability across urbanenvironments Neighborhood Processes inHealth Emma Zang Method Dimensional State Spaces:Development andIllustration ofaNew Bayesian Multistate Life Table Methods for Complex, High- Aggie Noah Aggie Fenaba Addo , , , —Plaza Court1 —Tower CourtD University of Colorado Denver Colorado of University University ofColoradoDenver Duke University , , University ofMelbourne , University of Melbourne , , nvriy f aiona Davis California, of University , Arizona State University , Brown University Brown University School of Public Health Public of School University Brown ; Arizona State University , Robert Hartley , University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara ; , Cornell University Eric B.Loucks University ofWisconsin–Madison ; Scott M. Lynch , Brown UniversitySchoolofPublicHealth , ; Columbia University Thursday pm 10:30am–12:00 Irma Mooi-Reci ; ; Sarah Miller Sarah Gregory Wellenius Gregory , PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Duke University ; ar Wherry Laura , , University of Melbourne University of Michigan of University ; S. V.Subramanian S. ; , ; Michael Brown University Brown Jennifer , nvriy of University ; ; , Thursday 10:30 am–12:00 pm 43-3 — 45-2

43-3 Intergenerational Income Mobility, Income Inequality, and Government Investment in the United States Nam, Jaehyun 43-3* Jaehyun Nam, Columbia University Population Center 43-4 Welfare Reform and the Intergenerational Transmission of Dependence Thursday Program Ziliak,Lamarche,Hartley, James Robert Carlos 43-443-4* Robert Paul Hartley, Columbia University; Carlos Lamarche, University of Kentucky; James P. Ziliak, University of Kentucky 44 School and Peer Influences on Child Well-Being Hao, Lingxin 44 DISCUSSANT: Lingxin Hao, Johns Hopkins University

McNeely, Clea 44 CHAIR: Clea McNeely, University of Minnesota Topic 3. Children and Youth 10:30 am–12:00 pm — Governor’s Square 17 44-1 Public Versus Private? Examining Differences in Parental Resources and Kindergarten Children’s School Readiness in Ghana Aber,Tsinigo,Behrman,Wolf,Pesando, SharonJ. LawrenceEdward Luca Jere Maria 44-144-1* Luca Maria Pesando, University of Pennyslvania ; Sharon Wolf, University of Pennsylvania; Jere Behrman, University of Pennyslvania; Edward Tsinigo, Innovations for Poverty Action; J. Lawrence Aber, New York University 44-2 The Multidimensionality of Teacher Quality: Teaching Skills and Students’ Noncognitive Skills Ronda,Bjorklund-Young, Victor Alanna 44-244-2* Alanna Bjorklund-Young, Johns Hopkins University; Victor Ronda, Aarhus University 44-3 Asian-American Achievement at the Intersection of Race and Gender Hsin, Amy 44-3* Amy Hsin, Queens College, CUNY 44-4 Understanding Sexual Minority Teens’ Mental Health Disparities: Peer and Family Influences Mittleman, Joel 44-4* Joel Mittleman, Princeton University 45 Spatial Approaches to Mortality Yang, Tse-Chuan 45 DISCUSSANT: Tse-Chuan Yang, University at Albany, SUNY

Lippert, Adam 45 CHAIR: Adam Lippert, University of Colorado Denver Topic 4. Health and Mortality 10:30 am–12:00 pm — Governor’s Square 12 45-1 Centenarian Hotspots in Denmark Westendorp,Hansen,Mortensen, Anne Laust Rudi 45-145-1* Anne Vinkel Hansen, Statistics Denmark; Laust Hvas Mortensen, Statistics Denmark; Rudi G. J. Westendorp, University of Copenhagen 45-2 Uncovering a German Success Story: Low State-Level Inequalities in Mortality Despite Large Spatial Variation in Social Conditions Grigoriev,Oksuzyan,Kluesener,van Raalte, PavelAnnaSebastian Alyson 45-245-2* Alyson A. van Raalte, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Sebastian Kluesener, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Anna Oksuzyan, Konrad-Zuse-Str 1; Pavel Grigoriev, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 99 Thursday Program Vallin,Mesle, FranceJdanov,Grigoriev, Barbieri, MagaliShkolnikov, Jacques Danilova, Inna Dmitri Pavel Vladimir 45-3 45-3 —46-4 100 vanCraig, Tienoven, Lyn TheunPieter 46-4 Lucas, RichardCarr,Cornman, Jennifer Freedman, Vicki Deborah 46-3 Mommaerts, Corina Truskinovsky, Yulya 46-2 Genadek, KatieFlood, SarahHill, Rachelle 46-1 10:30 am–12:00pm Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households, andUnions Shandra, Carrie Sayer, Liana 46 Schmertmann, Carl Rau, Roland 45-4 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Carrie Shandra Sydney Craig Lyn Earner Families: A Cross-National Comparison The TimingandSynchronicity ofDailyWorkload inFull-TimeDual- University Consultant Freedman A. Vicki Family Caregiving: ASequencing Analysis ofTimeUse Over theDay Wisconsin–Madison Truskinovsky Yulya The Cyclicality ofInformal Care Genadek Hill Rachelle Weekend andWeekdays Analysis inTimeDiary Time UseinFamilies Roland Rau Schedules andSpatially Varying Parameters Bayesian ModelingofSmall-Area Mortality WithRelational Model d (INED) Démographiques Economics of School Higher University Jdanov A. (INED) Economics of School Planck Institute for Demographic Research Economics and National Research University of Higher School Higher University Research Danilova Inna States A Comparative Analysis ofFrance, Germany, RussiaandtheUnited Consistency ofCause-SpecificMortality Data at Subnational Level: ’ Études Démographiques(INED) Thursday, April26, 12:00 pm–1:30 Liana Sayer ; PAA Lunch Career Mentoring ae Grigoriev Pavel , , , U.S. CensusBureau ; Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research and National Research National and Research Demographic Institute for Planck Max nvriy f e Suh Wales South New of University , —Director’s Row I , University ofRostock eoa Carr Deborah U.S. Census Bureau Census U.S. , , Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research and National Research Demographic for Institute Planck Max Stony BrookUniversity, SUNY , , ; , University of Maryland, CollegeParkUniversity ofMaryland, Magali Barbieri Magali nvriy f Michigan of University avr University Harvard , ; Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Demographic for Institute Planck Max Jacques VallinJacques , Windows otn University Boston ; ; Carl P. Schmertmann Sarah Flood Sarah , Institut National d National Institut ; , France Mesle France Thursday pm 10:30am–12:00 Université Paris-Diderot/Institut National Paris-Diderot/Institut Université ; ; oia Mommaerts Corina PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting hu Pee vn Tienoven van Pieter Theun ; , ; University of Minnesota of University enfr Cornman Jennifer ihr Lucas Richard ; ldmr . Shkolnikov M. Vladimir , , Institut National d National Institut ’ Florida State University Études Démographiques Études , , ihgn State Michigan , nvriy of University Independent ; , ; Katie R. Katie ’ Études Dmitri UNSW , Max Thursday 12:30 pm–2:00 pm P3

P3 Population, Development and Environment; Data and Methods 12:30 pm–2:00 pm — Plaza Exhibit Thursday Program P3 Prevalence of the Caesarean Section in India Nath,Verma, Dilip Vivek C. P3P3* Vivek Verma, Gauhati University; Dilip C. Nath, Assam University P3 Cultivating Food Security through Saving Seeds: The Case of Tanzania’s Informal Seed System Donnelly Moran, Kathleen P3* Kathleen Donnelly Moran, Cornell University P3 Longitudinal Analysis of Changing Consumption Patterns in Aging Households in the United States Smith,Gonzalez,Mejia,Ryan,Raichur, Lindsay ShannonJacqui Vineet Richard P3P3* Vineet Raichur, University of Michigan; Lindsay Ryan, University of Michigan; Shannon T Mejia, University of Illinois; Richard Gonzalez, University of Michigan; Jacqui Smith, University of Michigan P3 How Does the Perceived Risk of Infant/Child Mortality Influence Fertility Preference? A Comparative Study in Bangladesh Ahmed,Atiqul Haq,Khandaker Shah Md P3P3* Shah Md Atiqul Haq, Université Catholique de Louvain; Khandaker Jafor Ahmed, BRAC University P3 Does Non-farm Income Affect Food Security? Evidence From India Mishra, Sumit P3* Sumit Mishra, Institute for Financial Management and Research (IFMR) P3 Global Spatial Distribution of Age and Sex Structures Yetman,Lukang,Borkovska,Mills,MacManus,Pistolesi,Adamo, Jane MariaSusanaGreg Linda Olena Kytt Elisa Beatriz P3P3* Susana Beatriz Adamo, CIESIN-Columbia University; Linda Pistolesi, CIESIN- Columbia University; Kytt MacManus, CIESIN-Columbia University; Jane Mills, CIESIN-Columbia University; Olena Borkovska, CIESIN-Columbia University; Maria Elisa Lukang, CIESIN-Columbia University; Greg Yetman, CIESIN-Columbia University P3 Demographic, Socioeconomic, Health, and Environmental Factors Affecting Life Expectancy: An Ecological Analysis of Global Data Hoque,Mondal, Nazrul Md. Nazrul P3P3* Md. Nazrul Islam Mondal, University of Rajshahi; Nazrul Hoque, University of Houston P3 The Gendered Aspects of Natural Resource Use and Livelihood Migration in Rural South Africa Twine,Hunter,Talbot,Counterman, WayneCatherine Lori Miriam P3P3* Miriam Counterman, University of Colorado Boulder; Catherine Talbot, University of Colorado Boulder; Lori Hunter, University of Colorado Boulder; Wayne Twine, University of the Witwatersrand P3 The Role of Social Capital in the Impact of Unconditional Cash Transfers on Household Well-being de Milliano, Marlous P3* Marlous Paula Maria de Milliano, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P3 Agricultural Technology Adoption Among Inhabitants of the Northern Ecuadorian Amazon Bilsborrow,Sellers, Samuel Richard P3P3* Samuel Sellers, University of Washington; Richard E. Bilsborrow, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 101 Thursday Program Honzak,Margoluis, CaraMutunga, Leisher, Cheryl CliveHess, Sebastiaan Schenck-Fontaine, Hardee,Patterson, Karen Craig Anika Kristen P3 P3 102 Grace,Bakhtsiyarava, Kathryn Maryia P3 Bakhtsiyarava, Maryia P3 Masanja, HonoratiPhillips, James Exavery, Amon P3 Violette, William P3 Karlsson, Omar P3 Xu,Hasanov, Xun Fakhri P3 Poquillon,Kovacs, Georges Bence P3 Wang,Bishop, Nicholas Kaipeng P3 Muttarak,Dimitrova, Raya Anna P3 Turra,Nepomuceno, Marilia Cassio P3

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University ofMinnesota–Twin Cities Bakhtsiyarava Maryia in Ethiopia Agricultural Inputsfor Household Food SecurityandChildNutrition Investigation ofthe Determinants of FoodSecurity: The Roleof BakhtsiyaravaMaryia Agriculturally Dependent Households?Evidence From Ethiopia Does Accessto Irrigation Result inImproved NutritionOutcomes in Honorati Masanja Exavery Mtuchake Amon Rain Intensity and Placefor ChildbirthinRufijiDistrict of Tanzania William JViolette Water inManila Formal Redistribution andInformal Sharing: Evidence From Piped Omar Karlsson and Education inSub-Saharan Africa Influence ofDiseaseEnvironment inInfancy onChildhoodHealth King AbdullahPetroleum StudiesandResearch Center Hasanov Fakhri Saudi Arabia The ImpactofDemographic Change onEnergy Consumption in Poquillon Kovacs Boje Bence Experimental Data Do Your Neighbors Matter? Evidence on Peer Effects From Quasi- Nicholas Bishop Study andHealthCare andNutritionStudy Among OlderU.S. Adults: FindingsFrom theHealthandRetirement Food Insecurity, Chronic DiseaseBurden, andMobilityLimitations Raya Muttarak Dimitrova Anna Child andAdultHealthinSub-Saharan Africa Too MuchRain,Too LittleRain:ImpactsofClimate Variability on M. Turra Nepomuceno R. Marilia Brazil, 1991-2000 Assessing theQualityofSelf-reported Education AmongAdultsin Pathfinder International Mutunga Analyst Economic Environmental Council Kristen P. Patterson Western Tanzania Integrated Population, Health,Environment (PHE)Project in Family Planning:AKey Factor ofBuildingResilience through an ; , , , nk Schenck-Fontaine Anika Cedeplar/Universidade Federal deMinasGerais(UFMG) U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Development International for Agency U.S. University ofEssex , , , Lund University , Wittgenstein Centre for Demography andGlobalHumanCapital , King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center Research and Studies Petroleum Abdullah King Texas State University Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital Human Global and Demography for Centre Wittgenstein , , Brown University , Ifakara HealthInstitute , Population Reference Bureau (PRB) Kraks Fond, Institute for Urban Economic Research Economic Urban for Institute Fond, Kraks , , University ofMinnesota–Twin Cities ; , Cara Honzak nvriy f inst–wn Cities Minnesota–Twin of University , Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Demographic for Institute Planck Max Pact/Tanzania ; ri Leisher Craig , , ue University Duke ; Pathfinder International Kaipeng Wang ; Thursday pm 12:30pm–2:00 James F. Phillips F. James PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting , h Ntr Conservancy Nature The ; , ; Texas State University Karen Hardee Sebastiaan Hess Sebastiaan , Columbia University Columbia ; ; Cheryl Margoluis Cheryl ahy Grace Kathryn , Population ; ; Georges u Xu Xun ; , ; Cassio Clive Hess ; ; , , , Thursday 12:30 pm–2:00 pm P3

P3 Demographic Dividend and Social Security: Wasted Opportunity in Mexico? Nava-Bolanos, Isalia P3* Isalia Nava-Bolanos, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) P3 Left-Behind Children: The Impacts of Labor Migration, Remittances, Poverty, and Family Processes in Rural Kyrgyz Highlands Thursday Program Yabiku,Glick,Scott,Hagedorn,Chi, Guangqing Jennifer ChristianScott Annelise P3P3* Guangqing Chi, Pennsylvania State University; Annelise Hagedorn, Pennsylvania State University; Christian Scott, Pennsylvania State University; Jennifer Glick, Pennsylvania State University; Scott Yabiku, Pennsylvania State University P3 The Colonial Hangover in Africa’s Population Dynamics Ryan, Joan P3* Joan Ryan, University of Pennyslvania P3 Environmental Vulnerabilities and Risks in Population: A Comparison of Two Sundarban Delta Chattopadhyay,Rudra, Ayan Aparajita P3P3* Ayan Rudra, International Institute for Population Sciences; Aparajita Chattopadhyay, International Institute for Population Sciences P3 Social Constructions of Zika: Homophily in the Networks of Thought Pereira,Amorim,Guedes,Coutinho,Firmino, Wesley GilvanBrunaMarina Raquel P3P3* Raquel Coutinho, Centro de Desenvolvimento e Planejamento Regional; Gilvan R. Guedes, Centre for Demographic and Ageing Research (CEDAR); Marina Amorim, Universidade de Évora; Wesley Pereira, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG); Bruna Daniele Ribeiro Firmino, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais P3 Community-Level Assessment of Social Vulnerability to Natural Hazards — A Case Study of Shanghai, China Gu, Honghuan P3* Honghuan Gu, East China Normal University P3 Health Impact of Tornadoes: Are Older Adults More Resilient? Luo,Liang,Cong, Jianjun ZhenDaan P3P3* Zhen Cong, Texas Tech University; Daan Liang, Texas Tech University; Jianjun Luo, AIR Worldwide P3 Merging the Religious Congregations and Membership Studies: A Data File for Documenting American Religious Change Jones,Finke,Bacon, RogerDale Rachel P3P3* Rachel J. Bacon, Pennsylvania State University; Roger Finke, Pennsylvania State University; Dale Jones, Church of the Nazarene Global Ministry Center P3 Why Networks Matter to Suicide: Examining the Cultural Underpinnings of Suicide Diffusion in Adolescence Osborne,Abrutyn,Mueller, Anna SethMelissa P3P3* Anna S. Mueller, University of Chicago; Seth Abrutyn, University of British Columbia; Melissa Osborne, University of Chicago P3 Fielding Mixed Methods Follow-up Studies for Insight Into Reproductive Preferences and Behaviors: Experience From Ghana and Nepal Staveteig, Sarah P3* Sarah Staveteig, The DHS Program/Avenir Health P3 Inequality in Length of Life in India: An Empirical Analysis Pal, Soumya P3* Soumya Pal, Indian Institute of Management P3 The Use and Sharing of Parental Leave in Canada: Two Policy Changes Holm,Haan,Hou,Margolis, Feng MichaelAnders Rachel P3P3* Rachel Margolis, University of Western Ontario; Feng Hou, Statistics Canada; Michael Haan, University of Western Ontario; Anders Holm, Western University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 103 Thursday Program P3 YADAV,Ram, FaujdarYadav, Ajit PRIYANKA P3 P3 104 Rush, SarahMarcotte, John P3 Raftery,Azose, Jonathan Adrian P3 Weiss,Ramos, Antonio Pedro Robert P3 CrespoStephany, Cuaresma,Muttarak, Jesus Dimitrova,Hoffmann, RayaRoman Anna Fabian P3 Hoffmann, Roman P3 Punzo,Mazza, Angelo Antonio P3 Wang, Cuntong P3 Hou, FengLiebler, Carolyn P3 Sink, Larry P3 Tai,Noymer, Tzu-Han Andrew P3 Villavicencio,Riffe, Francisco Timothy P3 Rosenblum,Mossaad, Nadwa Marc

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Demographic Research (DSDR) Marcotte E. John Data Linkages and Disclosure Risk University ofWashington Azose J. Jonathan Estimating Large Correlation Matrices for International Migration University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles Ramos Pedro Antonio Mortality Over Time:ABayesian Approach WithApplication to India Measuring WithinandBetween Group InequalityinEarly-Life Jesus Crespo Cuaresma WU) VID/ÖAW, (IIASA, Centre Wittgenstein Capital Human Global and Demography for Centre Wittgenstein Hoffmann Roman Analysis onCountry-Level Studies Quantifying the Evidence onEnvironmental Migration: A Meta- Roman Hoffmann Utilization in the Philippines Following thePeers: TheRole ofSocialNetworks for HealthCare Angelo Mazza Corrections oftheDissimilarityIndex Measuring Residential Segregation: BCDI—AnR Package fortheBias Cuntong Wang Among MarriedWomen inChina:AMixed-Methods Study The ImpactoftheState’s Abortion Policy onInducedAbortion Carolyn Liebler A. Study UsingLinked 2006–2011CensusData Stability andChange inVisibleMinorityResponses inCanada:A DouglasSink Larry Inferring HispanicOriginfor Vital Records California, Irvine Tai Tzu-Han Application to Evolution oftheGompertzianSlope Models for Estimating Empirical GompertzMortality: Withan Villavicencio Riffe Timothy Time Spent andLeft of Transient States inStationary Populations Immigration Statistics Mossaad Nadwa the U.S. Immigration System A Lifecycle ofthe2014Flow ofUnaccompanied Children Through Jawaharlal NehruUniversity Ram Yadav Kumar Ajit Mortality inIndiaandMajorStates Examination ofQualitySample Registration System Data on , International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) Sciences for Population Institute International , , University ofSouthernDenmark nvriy f oten California Southern of University , , , University ofCatania Central UniversityofFinance andEconomics , Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Demographic for Institute Planck Max , , , , Department of Homeland Security Homeland of Department , Wittgenstein Centre VID/ÖAW, (IIASA, WU) University ofMinnesota , Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) (IIASA, Centre Wittgenstein International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) Sciences for Population Institute International U.S. CensusBureau , nvriy f Michigan of University Pacific Northwest National Laboratory National Northwest Pacific , , Vienna UniversityofEconomics andBusiness nvriy f aiona Ls Angeles Los California, of University ; Antonio Punzo Thursday pm 12:30pm–2:00 ; Feng Hou ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; ain Stephany Fabian ; aa Rush Sarah nrw Noymer Andrew , ; Università diCatania , Marc Rosenblum Marc Statistics Canada ; , PRIYANKA YADAV ; aa hrn for Sharing Data ; , ; ; Anna Dimitrova Anna gna Austria Agenda din Raftery Adrian Raya Muttarak Raya oet Weiss Robert , nvriy of University ; , Francisco ; Office of Office Faujdar ; , , , , , Thursday 12:30 pm–2:00 pm P3

P3 Public Perceptions of Miscarriage: An Analysis of User-Contributed Content From Twitter Nsoesie,Flaxman,Ward,Hendricks-Muñoz,Cesare, Alyssa Nina ElaineAbraham Karen P3P3* Nina Cesare, University of Washington; Karen D. Hendricks-Muñoz, Children’s Hospital of Richmond, Virginia Commonwealth University; Alyssa Ward, Children’s

Hospital of Richmond, Virginia Commonwealth University; Abraham Flaxman, Thursday Program Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation; Elaine Nsoesie, University of Washington P3 Measuring Immigrant Generation: An Innovative Method in the Face of Data Limitations Sanchez,Holzman,Baumgartner, Luis Brian Erin P3P3* Erin Baumgartner, Rice University; Brian Holzman, Rice University; Luis A. Sanchez, California State University, Channel Islands P3 Multivariate Effective Sample Size for Network Sampling Approaches Jones,Almquist,Nilakanta, Galin ZackHaema P3P3* Haema Nilakanta, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities; Zack W. Almquist, University of Minnesota; Galin L. Jones, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities P3 Deconstructing the Digital Divide: Comparing Administrative Data on Availability and Survey Data on Subscription Lewis,Martin, Jamie Michael P3P3* Michael J. R. Martin, Pennsylvania State University; Jamie M. Lewis, U.S. Census Bureau P3 Geospatial Analysis of Utilization of Maternal and Child Health Care Services in India Singh, Navtez P3* Navtez Singh, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P3 Life Expectancy Versus Lifespan Inequality: A Smudge or a Clear Relationship? Nemeth, Laszlo P3* Laszlo Nemeth, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research P3 Over Coverage in Population Registers and What We Can Do About It Mussino,Härkönen,Monti,Drefahl, SvenAndrea Eleonora Juho P3P3* Andrea Monti, Stockholm University; Sven Drefahl, Stockholm University; Juho Härkönen, Stockholm University; Eleonora Mussino, Stockholm University P3 Linking the 1940 U.S. Census to Five Modern Aging Surveys Pfeffer,Xu,Warren, Dafeng JohnFabian P3P3* John Robert Warren, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities; Dafeng Xu, University of Minnesota; Fabian T. Pfeffer, University of Michigan P3 Probabilistic Method for Combining Internal Migration Data Cai,Fiorio,Wisniowski,Yildiz,VinuéAbel, Jixuan Guy DilekVisús,Lee ArkadiuszGuillermo P3P3* Guy Abel, Asian Demographic Research Institute, Shanghai University; Guillermo Vinué Visús, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW,; WU) Dilek Yildiz, Vienna Institute of Demography; Arkadiusz Wisniowski, University of Manchester; Lee Fiorio, University of Washington; Jixuan Cai, Chinese University of Hong Kong P3 The Effect of Socioeconomic Status on Marital Fertility During the Demographic Transition, Northern Sweden 1821–1950: Efficient Data Analysis With a Process Point of View. Brostrom, Goran P3* Goran Brostrom, Umea University P3 San Juan County, Utah: The Fastest Growing County in the Nation? The Trials and Tribulations of Estimating Hard-to-Count Populations. Harris, Emily P3* Emily Harris, University of Utah

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 105 Thursday Program P3 Medford, Anthony P3 Hollingshaus, Mike P3 P3 106 Farshchi,Smith, Emily Hipp, John Butts, CarterBuher Kane, Ehsan Jennifer P3 Solignac, Matthieu P3 Weesie,Rosche, Benjamin Jeroen P3 Heggeness, MistyDorinski, Suzanne P3 Ribeiro,Pelletier,Cruz Castanheira, Igor Helena François P3 Tweed,Scalise, BrittanyMatney,Frost,Bleus, Rutchilia Bartels-Bland, Megan Elisa Weinberger, Emily Robinson, Rachel Rachel Michelle P3 Benini, Giacomo Milivinti, Alice P3 Emery, Thomas P3 Andreev, Kirill P3 Budnick, Jamie P3 Moore,Faherty, Melinda DaVanzo, Laura Julie

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P3 The Association Between Individual and Village-Level Demographic Characteristics and Age at First Marriage Among Married Adolescents in Rural Niger: A Spatial Analysis Silverman,Raj,Boyce,Cislaghi,Scobel,McDougal,Fleming,Weeks,Shakya, Anita Sabrina AnneJohnHolly BenjaminPaul JayLotus P3P3* Holly Shakya, Center on Gender Equity and Health, University of California, San

Diego; John R. Weeks, San Diego State University; Paul J. Fleming, University of Thursday Program Michigan; Lotus McDougal, Center on Gender Equity and Health, University of California, San Diego; Anne Scobel, Center on Gender Equity and Health, University of California, San Diego; Benjamin Cislaghi, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Sabrina Boyce, Center on Gender Equity and Health, University of California, San Diego; Anita Raj, Center on Gender Equity and Health, University of California, San Diego; Jay Silverman, Center on Gender Equity and Health, University of California, San Diego P3 Evaluation Orientations and Working-Family Interplay Trajectories Among Different Cohorts in Transitional China: Evidence From Sequence Analysis Pan, Guanghui P3* Guanghui Pan, Brown University P3 Estimating Levels and Trends in Subnational Contraceptive Use and Unmet Need for Family Planning Using a Bayesian Spatial-Temporal Model Alkema,Sakrejda, Leontine Krzysztof P3P3* Krzysztof Sakrejda, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Leontine Alkema, University of Massachusetts Amherst P3 Displacement of Births in National Family Health Surveys Birth Histories and Its Implications on Maternal Indicators in India During 1992–93 to 2015–16 Dixit,Dwivedi, Priyanka Laxmi P3P3* Laxmi Dwivedi, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Priyanka Dixit, Tata Institute of Social Sciences P3 The Force of Homophily and Hierarchy in How a Global Network of Visa-Free Mobility Formed Thomas, Jacob P3* Jacob Thomas, University of California, Los Angeles P3 The Roles of Preference Change and Availability Change in the Formation of Marital and Cohabiting Unions Weden,Rendall,Handcock,Yeung, Fiona MargaretMichael Mark P3P3* Mark S. Handcock, University of California, Los Angeles; Fiona C Yeung, University of California, Los Angeles; Michael S. Rendall, University of Maryland, College Park; Margaret M. Weden, RAND Corporation P3 Non-sampling Error and Biases in Large-Scale Demographic Survey Ladusingh,Vasishtha, Guru Laishram P3P3* Guru Vasishtha, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Laishram Ladusingh, International Institute for Population Sciences P3 Data Resource: The Wisconsin Longitudinal Study Chang,Roan, Carol Huey-Chi Vicky P3P3* Huey-Chi Vicky Chang, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Carol Roan, University of Wisconsin–Madison P3 School Quality Indicators Data Resource (SQID-R) for the County Health Rankings & Roadmaps Program Fisk,Walsemann,Dues, Calley Adrianne Katrina P3P3* Katrina M. Walsemann, University of South Carolina; Adrianne Dues, University of South Carolina; Calley E. Fisk, University of South Carolina

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 107 Thursday Program P3 Sabo,Knapp, Shannon Miller, AnthonyBenetsky, Esther Megan P3 P3 108 Land, KennethShi, Chao P3 Karraker,White, RosalindChinn, Juanita Della King, Clark, RebeccaBures, Regina Amelia P3 Staveteig,Pullum, Thomas Sarah P3 Linqi Zhang, Harris, KathleenHotz, V.Oi, Katsuya Joseph P3 Levison, DeborahBolgrien, Anna P3 Jensen, Eric Medina, LaurenSewell, Demetric P3 Hacker, J. David

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47 Adolescent Risky Behaviors and Well-being Daw, Jonathan 47 DISCUSSANT: Jonathan Daw, Pennsylvania State University

Burt, Callie 47 CHAIR: Callie Burt, University of Washington Topic 3. Children and Youth Thursday Program 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Court 3 47-1 Why Are Young People Drinking Less Than Earlier? Kraus,Samuelsson,Roumeliotis,Törrönen, Ludwig Jukka Eva Filip 47-147-1* Jukka Törrönen, Stockholm University; Filip Roumeliotis, Stockholm University; Eva Samuelsson, Stockholm University; Ludwig Kraus, Stockholm University 47-2 Youth’s Social and Economic Resources: A Short-Term Longitudinal Study of Risk Behaviors Among Swedish Adolescents Plenty, Stephanie 47-2* Stephanie Plenty, Institute for Future Studies 47-3 Adolescent’s Risk Perception on Health of Drug Use: A European Comparative Analysis Luppi,Bonanomi,Balbo, FrancescaNicoletta Andrea 47-347-3* Nicoletta Balbo, Bocconi University; Andrea Bonanomi, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore; Francesca Luppi, Bocconi University 47-4 Adolescent Arrest and Interpersonal Exclusion in a Rural Sample Walter,Ragan,Jacobsen, DanielEmily Wade 47-447-4* Wade C. Jacobsen, University of Maryland, College Park; Daniel T. Ragan, University of New Mexico; Emily L. Walter, University of Maryland, College Park 48 Aging and Intergenerational Relationships Woo, Hyeyoung 48 DISCUSSANT: Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State University

Bulanda, Jennifer 48 CHAIR: Jennifer Bulanda, Miami University Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Ballroom D 48-1 Aging in Place: Living Arrangement Transitions of Older Adults in the United States and Europe Banaszak-Holl,Kennedy, Sheela Jane 48-148-1* Sheela Kennedy, University of Michigan; Jane Banaszak-Holl, University of Michigan 48-2 Grandparenting After Divorce: Variations Across Countries Kreidl,Zilincikova, Martin Zuzana 48-248-2* Zuzana Zilincikova, Masaryk University; Martin Kreidl, Masaryk University 48-3 Living Arrangements and Supplemental Income Programs for Older Adults Vega,Park,Aguila, JungAlma Emma Ho 48-348-3* Emma Aguila, University of Southern California; Jung Ho Park, University of Southern California; Alma Vega, Kaiser Permanente 48-4 Older Parents’ Perceptions of Future Care From Adult Children: The Role of Cohabitation Wright, Matthew 48-4* Matthew R. Wright, Arkansas State University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 109 Thursday Program Topic 11.AppliedDemography Burgoyne, Sarah Cassal, Kyle 49 49-1 —50-4 110 Otte,Miller, StephanieHarker Tillman,Kathryn Byron Parker, Emily Regnier-Loilier, Arnaud Gray,Evans, Ann Edith 50-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households,andUnions Thorsen, Maggie Sassler, Sharon 50 Thompson, EarlShnaiden, Tatiana Baker, Jack 49-4 Smith, Alivia Vaidya, Yashas 49-3 Orr,Nisar,Bell, StephenSolari, Claudia Larry Hiren 49-2 McCarter, Collin 49-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm 50-4 50-3 50-2 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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51 Demographic Transitions, Family Change, and Social Inequality in Latin America

Cerrutti, Marcela 51 DISCUSSANT: Marcela Cerrutti, Latin American Population Association (ALAP)

Parrado, Emilio 51 CHAIR: Emilio Parrado, University of Pennyslvania Thursday Program 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Director’s Row J 51-1 Social Polarization in Union Patterns and Reproductive Behaviors: Recent Evidence for the Latin America Southern Cone Cabella, Wanda 51-1* Wanda Cabella, Universidad de la República 51-2 Childlessness and Education in Latin America Binstock, Georgina 51-2* Georgina Binstock, Centro de Estudios de Población 51-3 Inequalities in Birth, Fertility, and Reproductive Health During the Zika Epidemic in Brazil Marteleto, Leticia 51-3* Leticia J. Marteleto, University of Texas at Austin 51-4 Family Help Received by Older Adults According to Socioeconomic Strata: Changes in Mexico Over a Critical Decade GonzalezOrozco-Rocha,Wong, Rebeca Gonzalez, Karina Cesar 51-451-4* Rebeca Wong, University of Texas Medical Branch; Karina Orozco-Rocha, Research Consultant; Cesar Gonzalez Gonzalez, Universidad de Colima 52 Early Childhood Experiences and Resilience Reynolds,Lantos, Hannah Sarah 52 DISCUSSANTS: Hannah Lantos, Child Trends, Inc.; Sarah Reynolds, University of California, Berkeley

Moore, Kristin 52 CHAIR: Kristin Moore, Child Trends, Inc. Topic 3. Children and Youth 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Court 4 52-1 Parental Incarceration and Other Adverse Childhood Experiences: A Latent Class Approach to Understanding the Consequences of Adverse Child Experiences (ACEs) for Adolescent and Young Adult Well-being Copp, Jennifer 52-1* Jennifer Copp, Florida State University 52-2 Childhood Trauma and Adult Human Capital Henkhaus, Laura 52-2* Laura E. Henkhaus, University of Southern California 52-3 Height, Mortality and Income in the Long Run: The Case of Southern Sweden 1791–2014 Lazuka,Nilsson, VolhaAnton 52-352-3* Volha Lazuka, Lund University; Anton Nilsson, Lund University 52-4 Racial/Ethnic Differences in Adverse Childhood Experiences, Risky Health Behaviors, and Perceived Social Support Norrington, Janette 52-4* Janette Norrington, University of Michigan

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 111 Thursday Program Topic 1.Fertility, Family Planning,Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Diamond-Smith, Nadia (INED) Becquet, Valentine 53 53-1 —54-4 112 Sassler,Miller,Carlson, Daniel Sharon Amanda 54-4 Taiji, Riley 54-3 Dernberger,Kleykamp, Meredith Brittany 54-2 Lehrman, Rebecca 54-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households,andUnions Fettro, Marshal-Neal Craig, Lyn 54 Elwert, Annika 53-4 Sahoo,Nagarajan, Harihar Rangasamy 53-3 Cunningham, Solveig Serbanescu, Florina Costa,Kelly, Megan Laura 53-2 Weitzman,Smith-Greenaway, Abigail Emily 53-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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55 Families, Health, and Well-being Waite, Linda 55 DISCUSSANT: Linda Waite, University of Chicago

Liu, Hui 55 CHAIR: Hui Liu, Michigan State University Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions Thursday Program 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Director’s Row H 55-1 Beyond Gray Divorce: Remarriage and Emotional Well-being of Older Adults Cornman,Freedman,Carr, Deborah Jennifer Vicki 55-155-1* Deborah Carr, Boston University; Vicki A. Freedman, University of Michigan; Jennifer Cornman, Independent Consultant 55-2 Depressive Symptoms Following Gray Divorce and Subsequent Repartnering Hammersmith,Wright,Brown,Lin, I-Fen SusanMatthew Anna 55-255-2* I-Fen Lin, Bowling Green State University; Susan L. Brown, Bowling Green State University; Matthew R. Wright, Bowling Green State University; Anna M. Hammersmith, Bowling Green State University 55-3 Can Spouses Buffer the Impact of Discrimination on Depressive Symptoms? A Comparison of Same-Sex and Different-Sex Marriages Umberson,Robinson,Donnelly, Rachel Brandon Debra 55-355-3* Rachel Donnelly, University of Texas at Austin; Brandon Andrew Robinson, University of California, Riverside; Debra J. Umberson, University of Texas at Austin 55-4 The Combined Influences of Parental, Spousal, and Individual Education on Current Smoking Behavior Thomeer,Daw,Hernandez, Jonathan Mieke Elaine 55-455-4* Elaine M Hernandez, Indiana University; Jonathan Daw, Pennsylvania State University; Mieke Beth Thomeer, University of Alabama at Birmingham 56 Financial Crises, Health, and Mortality Magarati, Maya 56 DISCUSSANT: Maya Magarati, University of Washington

Zobl, Sara 56 CHAIR: Sara Zobl, University of Michigan Topic 4. Health and Mortality 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 17 56-1 The Great Recession as a Turning Point: The Effects of the 2008 Financial Crisis on Physical and Mental Health Outcomes Among Various Social Classes in the United States Marsala, Miles 56-1* Miles Marsala, Duke University 56-2 Impact of Financial Protection Measures on Catastrophic Expenditure: Evidence Based on the 71st Round of India’s National Sample Surveys Dixit, Priyanka 56-2* Priyanka Dixit, Tata Institute of Social Sciences 56-3 ‘Cutbacks Are Killing Us!’ The Impact of Public Health Expenditure on Old-Age Mortality Stuckler,Toffolutti, David Veronica 56-356-3* David Stuckler, Bocconi University; Veronica Toffolutti, Bocconi University 56-4 Killer Debt: The Impact of Debt on Mortality Friedson,Argys,Pitts, LauraMelinda Andrew 56-456-4* Laura M. Argys, University of Colorado Denver; Andrew Friedson, University of Colorado Denver; Melinda Pitts, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 113 Thursday Program 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 6.MigrationandUrbanization White, Michael Gurak, Douglas 57 57-1 —58-3 114 Hauser,Sicinski, KamilFreese, Herd, Jeremy Pamela Robert 58-3 Harris, KathleenConley,Sotoudeh, Ramina Dalton 58-2 Notterman,McLanahan, Sara Daniel Brooks-Gunn, Mitchell,Wagner, Colter Jeanne Koss, Schneper, KalseaJohnson, Rebecca Lisa Brandon 58-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 4.HealthandMortality Dowd, Jennifer Turley, Patrick 58 Miller, Sarah 57-4 Mendola, Daria Cetorelli,Busetta,Wilson, Ben Annalisa Valeria 57-3 van derWerf, Cynthia 57-2 Worbs,Doblhammer,Georges, Daniela Susanne Gabriele 57-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Michael White Jennifer Dowd University ofWisconsin–Madison University Herd Pamela in theFulfillment ofGenetic Potential Genetics, Gender, and Educational Attainment: Gender Differences Kathleen Harris Sotoudeh Ramina Outcomes: Evidence From AddHealth The Influence of Peer Genesand Peer Behavior onSmoking McLanahan Mitchell Koss Kalsea Johnson Ann Rebecca Interactions inChildProblem Behaviors Genetic Main Effects Versus Genetic Moderators: Gene-Environment Genetics inSocialScience Research Sarah Miller Immigrants Refugees Post-Resettlement: Comparing U.S. Mobility Patterns to Western Asia Palermo Wilson Ben The Vulnerability ofAsylum Seekers andRefugees inItaly Cynthia van derWerf Postsecondary Education The ImpactofRefugees onNatives’ Academic Achievement and Center onMigration,Integration and Asylum Rostock Georges Daniela About Integration? Health andInequalitiesof Refugees inGermany: IsItAll Forced Migration andHigh-Income Receiving Societies Patrick Turley Douglas Gurak ; ; , —Plaza Court6 —Governor’s Square12 uan Worbs Susanne University of Michigan of University aei Cetorelli Valeria ; , , ai Sicinski Kamil , , Princeton University ; Princeton University Princeton Pennsylvania State University tchl University Stockholm Daria Mendola , , , , King’s CollegeLondon Brown University nvriy f Wisconsin–Madison of University University ofNorthCarolinaatChapel Hill , , nvriy f Rostock of University rneo University Princeton , , , University ofCalifornia, Davis , Harvard Medical School Harvard Princeton University Princeton Cornell University , , , Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, Research and Refugees, Migration for Office Federal United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Commission Social and Economic Nations United nvriy f Wisconsin–Madison of University , University ofPalermo ; ; ; Jeanne Brooks-Gunn Jeanne Daniel A. NottermanDaniel A. Brandon Wagner Brandon ; naia Busetta Annalisa ; ; aree Doblhammer Gabriele atn Conley Dalton Thursday pm 1:00pm–2:30 ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Lisa Schneper Lisa ; , Princeton University Princeton , , , eey Freese Jeremy Columbia University Columbia Princeton University nvrià el Sui di Studi degli Università , , rneo University Princeton Princeton University Princeton ; oet Hauser Robert , nvriy of University , Stanford ; Colter ; Sara ; ; , Thursday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 58-4 — 60-1

58-4 Education, Smoking, and Cohort Change: Forwarding a Multidimensional Theory of the Environmental Moderation of Genetic Effects Boardman,Domingue,Harris,Wedow,Zacher, Kathleen Meghan Robbee BenjaminJason 58-458-4* Robbee L. Wedow, University of Colorado Boulder; Meghan Zacher, Harvard

University; Kathleen Harris, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Benjamin Thursday Program W. Domingue, Stanford University; Jason D. Boardman, University of Colorado 59 Innovative Methods and Analytical Strategies in Migration Studies

Williams, Nathalie 59 DISCUSSANT: Nathalie Williams, University of Washington

Aysa-Lastra, Maria 59 CHAIR: Maria Aysa-Lastra, Winthrop University Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 9 59-1 Spatial Manifestations of the “Great American Migration Slowdown”: A Decomposition of Inter-county Migration Rates, 1990–2010 Ha,Curtis,Fussell,DeWaard, Jasmine ElizabethKatherine Jack 59-159-1* Jack DeWaard, University of Minnesota; Elizabeth Fussell, Brown University; Katherine J. Curtis, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Jasmine Ha, University of Minnesota 59-2 Does Relative Deprivation Induce Migration? Evidence From Sub- Saharan Africa Winters,Benfica,Kafle, Kashi PaulRui 59-259-2* Kashi Kafle, International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD); Rui Benfica, International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD); Paul Winters, International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) 59-3 The Form and Evolution of International Migration Networks, 1960–2015: Implications for the Globalization of Migration Thesis Almquist,DeWaard,Abel,Ha, Jasmine Guy Zack Jack 59-359-3* Guy Abel, Asian Demographic Research Institute, Shanghai University; Jack DeWaard, University of Minnesota; Jasmine Ha, University of Minnesota; Zack W. Almquist, University of Minnesota 59-4 New Approaches to Estimating Immigrant Documentation Status in Survey Data Pebley,Sohn, Heeju Anne 59-459-4* Heeju Sohn, University of California, Los Angeles; Anne Pebley, University of California, Los Angeles

60 Internal Migration in the United States Anglewicz, Philip 60 DISCUSSANT: Philip Anglewicz, Tulane University

Hamilton, Tod 60 CHAIR: Tod Hamilton, Princeton University Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Tower Court D 60-1 When the Techies Come to Town? High-Income Migration and Housing Cost Burden in the United States Clark,Finnigan, Bridget Ryan 60-160-1* Ryan Finnigan, University of California, Davis; Bridget Clark, University of California, Davis

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 115 Thursday Program Wilson, Riley 60-3 Balistreri,Hemez, Paul Kelly 60-2 60-2 —62-1 116 James O’Donnell, Rogers,Willekens,Raymer, Frans Andrei James 62-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 10.Data and Methods Palmer, John Jones, Malia 62 Poblete-Cazenave, Miguel 61-4 Horowitz, Jonathan 61-3 Liu, AiranSastry, Bozick, Robert Narayan 61-2 Cabello-Hutt, Weisshaar,Tania Katherine 61-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 7.Economy, LaborForce, andInequality Seelye, Sarah Bruns, Angela 61 Rauscher,Oh, Byeongdon Emily 60-4 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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John Palmer Sarah Seelye Boulder Institute Demographic Interdisciplinary Raymer James Research Spatial Demography: Core AUnifying and Agenda for Further Methods for theAnalysis ofHumanSpatial Behavior Miguel Poblete-Cazenave Cross-Country/Cross-Gender Analysis A Generalized ModelofRetirement WithIncreasing Longevity: A Jonathan Horowitz Tiptoes intheExpansion ofCollege Education The FloodofCollege Graduates andSkillsat Work: Standing on Liu Bozick Robert Adolescence The Role ofChildhoodHealth inShapingPaid Employment During Hutt Weisshaar Katherine Trajectories onWages Labor Force Participation: TheLong-Term Effects ofEmployment Labor Force DynamicsAcross theLife Course Emily Rauscher Internal Migration Going Places:Effects of Early SchoolingLawsU.S. Compulsory on Riley Wilson Moving to Jobs: TheRole ofInformation inMigration Decisions Green State University Hemez Paul Recession Characteristics andMotivations andBefore, Afterthe During, Great Black andWhite Migration to andFrom theSouth:AComparisonof , University ofMichigan , Malia Jones Angela Bruns University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill ; James O’Donnell —Plaza Court2 —Governor’s Square11 , , , , Universitat Pompeu Fabra University of Maryland, CollegeParkUniversity ofMaryland, oln Gen tt University State Green Bowling University ofMichigan , , , RAND Corporation RAND University ofKansas Australian National University National Australian , , University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill University ofWisconsin–Madison , , University ofWashington University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University , , International Institute forApplied Systems Analysis Australian NationalUniversity ; Narayan Sastry Narayan ; Byeongdon Oh ; nri Rogers Andrei Thursday pm 1:00pm–2:30 PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; el Sapr Balistreri Stamper Kelly ; , rn Willekens Frans University of Michigan of University , University ofKansas , nvriy f Colorado of University ; Tania Cabello- Tania , Netherlands , Bowling ; Airan Thursday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 62-2 — 63-4

62-2 Understanding Patterns of Human Mobility at Different Time Scales Cai,Letouzé,Pestre,Hill,Abel,Zagheni,Fiorio, JixuanJohnathan Guy Lee Gabriel EmmanuelEmilio 62-262-2* Lee Fiorio, University of Washington; Emilio Zagheni, University of Washington; Guy Abel, Asian Demographic Research Institute, Shanghai University; Johnathan Wayne Hill, University of Washington; Gabriel Pestre, Data Population Alliance; Emmanuel Letouzé, Data-Pop Alliance | MIT Media Lab; Jixuan Cai, Chinese Thursday Program University of Hong Kong 62-3 Feasibility and Validity of Geographically-Explicit Ecological Momentary Assessment (GEMA) With Recall-Aided Space-Time Budgets Calder,Browning,Boettner, Catherine ChristopherBethany 62-362-3* Bethany Boettner, The Ohio State University; Christopher Browning, The Ohio State University; Catherine Calder, The Ohio State University 62-4 Consistent Estimation With Deliberate Measurement Error to Protect Subject Confidentiality: An Application to Perturbed Location Data Canning,Karra, Mahesh David 62-462-4* Mahesh Karra, Boston University; David Canning, Harvard University 63 Migration, Migrants, and Fertility Clark, Rebecca 63 DISCUSSANT: Rebecca Clark, Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD)

Alvira-Hammond, Marta 63 CHAIR: Marta Alvira-Hammond, Bowling Green State University Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 15 63-1 The Fertility of Child Migrants From Low-Fertility Origins: Does Social Support for Childbearing Have an Impact on Tempo and Quantum Differentials? Andersson,Wilson,Mussino, Ben Eleonora Gunnar 63-163-1* Eleonora Mussino, Stockholm University; Ben Wilson, Stockholm University; Gunnar Andersson, Stockholm University 63-2 International Migration From Latin America and Family Formation: New Patterns Hernandez-Jabalera,Giorguli-Saucedo,Lindstrom, David Silvia Anairis 63-263-2* David P. Lindstrom, Brown University; Silvia Elena Giorguli-Saucedo, El Colegio de México; Anairis Hernandez-Jabalera, Brown University 63-3 Polygyny, Migration, and Pregnancy in Rural Mozambique: A Longitudinal Analysis Hayford,Agadjanian,Jansen, Natalie Sarah Victor 63-363-3* Natalie Jansen, University of Kansas; Victor Agadjanian, University of Kansas; Sarah Hayford, The Ohio State University 63-4 Family Formation in a Context of Forced Migration: Marriage and Fertility Among Syrian Refugees and the Host Population in Jordan Sieverding,Krafft, Caroline Maia 63-463-4* Caroline Krafft, St. Catherine University; Maia Sieverding, American University of Beirut

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 117 Thursday Program Topic 4.HealthandMortality 66 Panelists: 1:00 pm–2:30pm 65 66-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 9.Population andAging Harrati, Amal Michigan Schmitz, Lauren 64 64-1 —66-1 118 Weinstein,Glei, Dana Goldman, Noreen Maxine Colen, Cynthia Bachrach, Christine MacKeller,Cohen, Philip Bakker,Schmertmann, Carl Van Hook,Jennifer Landis Evelien Goldstein, Joshua Aktas, Arda 64-4 Myrskyla,Hale, JoMhairi MikkoDudel, Christian Lorenti, Angelo 64-3 Messel, MatthewStrand, Alexander 64-2 Sevilla, J.P.Bloom, DavidKhoury, Alexander 64-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

64 64 66-1 66-1 66-1* 66 66 65 65 65 65 65 65 64-4* 64-3 64-3 64-3 64-3* 64-2 64-2* 64-1 64-1 64-1*

Cynthia Colen Joshua Goldstein Amal Harrati

Health Racial, Ethnic, andSocioeconomic DisparitiesinMental Population andDevelopment Review Cohen, Florida State University Jennifer Van Hook, Publications inDemography Maxine Weinstein Goldman Noreen Are Americans Suffering From aRisingTideof Despair? Arda Aktas More From Retirement Educational Differentials inLongevity Expectations: Who Benefits Demographic Research Research Demographic for Research Institute Demographic for Institute Planck Max Lorenti Angelo Influence ofChildhoodCircumstances ontheLength of Working Life Administration Matthew Messel Eligibility Age: ChangingtheCriteria for SocialSecurityDisabilityInsurance The DeclineinAbilityto Adapt to New Jobs Dueto Impairment and AFFILIATION Bloom DavidE. United States: Measurement, Projection, Magnification The FullEconomic Contribution ofOlderAdultsinEurope andthe Older Workers andAgingLaborMarkets Christine Bachrach Lauren Schmitz University of Maryland, CollegeParkUniversity ofMaryland, —Tower CourtC —Plaza Court1 —Plaza Court7 , ; International Institute forApplied Systems Analysis(IIASA) , J.P. Sevilla , Stanford University , , The OhioState University Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Demographic for Institute Planck Max Harvard T.H. Harvard Health Public of School Chan , , , Social Security Administration , University ofCalifornia, Berkeley Georgetown University rneo University Princeton Pennsylvania State University , , Harvard T.H.Harvard ChanSchoolofPublicHealth Population StudiesCenter, Universityof ; Evelien Bakker, , University ofMaryland ; ik Myrskyla Mikko ; aa . Glei A. Dana Thursday pm 1:00pm–2:30 PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Springer Science ; Alexander Strand ; ; LandisMacKeller, o hii Hale Mhairi Jo , , Max Planck Institute for Institute Planck Max ; CarlSchmertmann, ereon University Georgetown ; AlexanderKhoury ; Christian Dudel Christian ; Philip , Social Security , a Planck Max , NO ; , Thursday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 66-2 — 67-4

66-2 Gender, Occupational Status, and Mental Health: Evidence From a Retrospective Cohort Study of U.S. Aluminum Manufacturers Cullen,Eisen,Rehkopf,Meausoone,Stewart, Ellen Mark HollyDavid Valerie 66-266-2* Holly C. Stewart, University of California, Berkeley; Valerie C. Meausoone, Stanford University; David H. Rehkopf, Stanford University; Ellen A. Eisen, UC Berkeley

School of Public Health; Mark R. Cullen, Stanford University Thursday Program 66-3 Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and Trajectories of Depressive Symptoms Across Early- and Mid-Life Among U.S. Young Adults Harris,Dole,Whitsel,Hussey,Halpern,Gaydosh,Hummer,Hargrove, Nancy Kathleen Jon EricCarolyn LaurenRobertTaylor 66-366-3* Taylor Woodland Hargrove, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Robert A. Hummer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Lauren Gaydosh, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Carolyn T. Halpern, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Jon Hussey, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Eric Whitsel, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Nancy Dole, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Kathleen Harris, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 66-4 Spillover Effects of Police Killings on the Mental Health of African- Americans in the General U.S. Population Tsai,Williams,Venkataramani,Bor, JacobAlexander David Atheendar 66-466-4* Jacob Bor, Boston University; Atheendar Venkataramani, University of Pennyslvania; David Williams, Harvard University; Alexander C. Tsai, Massachusetts General Hospital

67 Social and Spatial Disparities in Disability Boen, Courtney 67 DISCUSSANT: Courtney Boen, University of Pennyslvania

Mehta, Neil 67 CHAIR: Neil Mehta, University of Michigan Topic 4. Health and Mortality 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 10 67-1 Diversity in Disability Among Non-Hispanic Whites: Evidence From the 2008–2016 American Community Survey Lynch,Read,West, Jen’nanJessica Scott 67-167-1* Jen’nan G. Read, Duke University; Scott M. Lynch, Duke University; Jessica S. West, Duke University 67-2 How U.S. State Contexts Shape Educational Disparities in Adult Disability Zajacova,Hayward,Montez, Jennifer AnnaMark Karas 67-267-2* Jennifer Karas Montez, Syracuse University; Mark D. Hayward, University of Texas at Austin; Anna Zajacova, Western University 67-3 Cohort Trends in the Gender Distribution of Household Tasks in the United States and the Implications for Understanding Disability Crimmins,Domingue,Sheehan, Connor Eileen Benjamin 67-367-3* Connor Sheehan, University of Texas at Austin; Benjamin W. Domingue, Stanford University; Eileen Crimmins, University of Southern California 67-4 Causality in the Study of Population Health: A Counterfactual-Based Approach to Understanding Social Differences in Health Bijlsma,Sudharsanan, Maarten Nikkil 67-467-4* Nikkil Sudharsanan, Harvard University; Maarten Jacob Bijlsma, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 119 Thursday Program 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 9.Population andAging Hao Dong, Brasher, Melanie 68 68-1 —69-4 120 Le Bourdais,Fostik Celine Sanchez, AnaLaura 69-4 Pike,Grant, Isabel Monica 69-3 Mark, Nicholas England, PaulaCaudillo,Wu, Monica Lawrence 69-2 Jarallah,Vidal, Sergi Yara 69-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 1.Fertility, Family Planning,Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Addo, Fenaba Meadows, Sarah 69 Borges,Feehan, Gabriel Dennis 68-4 Leinaweaver, Jessaca 68-3 Ayernor, Paul 68-2 Margolis,Verdery,Zhou, Zhangjun Rachel Ashton 68-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Hao Dong Fenaba Addo Ana Laura Fostik Sanchez Conjugal Instability andCumulated Fertility inCanada Wisconsin–Madison Grant J. Monica Malawi Does Remarriage Boost Fertility in Early Adulthood? Evidence From University Park College WuL. Lawrence First Births Exit, Baby, orMarriage: ACompeting-Risk Analysis ofCohabiting Sergi Vidal Unions Initiating aUnionDissolutionandChildbearingin Subsequent The UnionContext of Childbearing University ofCalifornia, Berkeley Feehan M. Dennis Approach Estimating AdultDeath Rates From SiblingHistories: A Network Jessaca Leinaweaver Aging inPeru A Critical Analysis oftheDependencyRatio: Qualitative Research on Paul Kodjo Ayernor Social Capital andHealthat OlderAges inGhana University Zhangjun Zhou Prevalence, Correlates, andDifferences in Economic Support No Spouse,Son,Daughter, NoKininContemporary China: Social Capital andOlderAdultsinDeveloping Countries Sarah Meadows Melanie Brasher —Plaza BallroomF —Plaza Court8 , ; , Princeton University Rachel Margolis Centre for Demographic Studies ; , al S England S. Paula University ofWisconsin–Madison , , Pennsylvania State University , New YorkNew University nvriy f Wisconsin–Madison of University , , University ofOxford , nvriy f aiona Berkeley California, of University Brown University , , , RAND Corporation University ofRhodeIsland McGill University , University ofWestern Ontario , e Yr University York New ; Monica L. Caudillo L. Monica ; ; Yara Jarallah Thursday pm 1:00pm–2:30 Celine LeBourdais PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; Ashton Verdery ; ; ; sbl Pike Isabel ihls Mark Nicholas , are Mne Borges Mendes Gabriel , University of Queensland University of Maryland, Maryland, of University , Pennsylvania State , McGill University , nvriy of University , e York New , Thursday 2:30 pm–4:00 pm P4

P4 Children and Youth 2:30 pm–4:00 pm — Plaza Exhibit P4 Stimulating Parenting and Early Childhood Development in Thursday Program Indigenous and Non-ndigenous Mexican Communities Fernald,Dow,Ozer,Knauer, WilliamEmily Heather Lia P4P4* Heather Knauer, University of Michigan; Emily J. Ozer, University of California, Berkeley; William H. Dow, University of California, Berkeley; Lia Fernald, University of California, Berkeley P4 Do Co-ethnic Enclaves Protect Children With Unauthorized Parents? Focusing on Child Behavioral Functioning Kang, Jeehye P4* Jeehye Kang, Old Dominion University P4 Childhood Behavioral Outcomes of Having a Disabled Sibling Penner, Anna P4* Anna Penner, University of California, Irvine P4 Religious Roots and Consequences of Women’s Work-Family Configurations in Adulthood Chipman, Claire P4* Claire Chipman, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P4 Do You Consider Your Weight Healthy? The Association Between Perceived Weight Throughout Early Life and Self-Rated Health in Adulthood Gutin, Iliya P4* Iliya Gutin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P4 Poverty, Deprivation, and Grade Retention: How Poverty and Material Deprivation Influence Child Educational Outcomes Edmunds, Chrisse P4* Chrisse Edmunds, The Ohio State University P4 Correspondences Between Household and Community Risk Factors and Child Well-being in Low-Income Countries Pullum,Assaf, Shireen Thomas P4P4* Shireen Assaf, ICF international (The DHS Program); Thomas Pullum, ICF International P4 Expanding Health Insurance to Parents: Effects on Children’s Health Care Use and Health Zhang, Xuan P4* Xuan Zhang, Brown University P4 Religion and Youth Sexual Behavior in South West Nigeria: Does Parent Religiosity Matter? Somefun, Oluwaseyi P4* Oluwaseyi Dolapo Somefun, University of the Witwatersrand P4 How Can We Best Reach Adolescents With HIV Self-Testing Services? Perspectives From Kenya Wanderi-Maina,Olemo,Oduor,Mdawida,Little,Essendi, ChristineKristenDaniel Hildah Brian Joyce P4P4* Hildah Essendi, Population Services Kenya; Kristen Little, Population Services International; Brian Mdawida, Population Services Kenya; Christine Oduor, Population Services Kenya; Daniel Olemo, Population Services Kenya; Joyce Wanderi-Maina, Population Services Kenya P4 Is Cigarette and Alcohol Use Associated With High-Risk Sexual Behaviors Among Youth in China? Zheng,Ding,Guo,Wen, ChaoRuoxiXu Xiaoying P4P4* Chao Guo, Institute of Population Research, Peking University; Xu Wen, Institute of Population Research, Peking University; Ruoxi Ding, Institute of Population Research, Peking University; Xiaoying Zheng, Institute of Population Research, Peking University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 121 Thursday Program White,Triyana, Justin Margaret P4 Heggeness, MistyFox, Stevens, Liana Kathryn P4 P4 122 Brauner-Otto,Axinn, William Vale, Mira Sarah P4 Moreno,Flaquer,Bernardi,Garriga, Carmen Laura Anna Lluis P4 Di Nallo, Alessandro P4 Schaefer,Erickson, Gina Shelly P4 Ro, Yoon Jae P4 Gold, SarahPhillips, Julie Nepomnyaschy,Arriagada, Daniela Lenna P4 Gold, Sarah P4 Babiarz, PatrykHeydari Barardehi, Ilyar P4 Raley,Stritzel, Haley Kelly P4 Gershoff,Sattler,Font, Sarah Elizabeth Kierra P4 Ganzeboom,Liefbroer, Brons, Harry Anne Aart P4

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Sarah Brauner-Otto R. Axinn G. William Sexual Misconduct Using CampusClimate Survey Data to Improve Programs to Reduce Moreno University of Lausanne Anna Garriga Not Benefit AllChildren Social Inequalitiesin Family Relationships: WhenJoint Custody Does Alessandro DiNallo Kingdom Transition to First Unionand Parenthood: Evidence From theUnited The Influence of Parents’ SocialClassand Education onChildren’s Gina Erickson Long-Term Effects ofJuvenile Correctional Confinement Yoon JaeRo Attainment The Early Exposure to DrinkingCulture andImpactonEducational PhillipsJulie A. Daniela F. Arriagada Problems Material Hardship, Family Structure, andChildren’s Behavior Sarah Gold Completion The Role ofHousingAssistance inChildhoodfor HighSchool Ilyar Heydari Barardehi Child SupportTransfer andChildren’s Achievements Haley Stritzel NLSY97 Estimates ofMother-Child Separation intheSIPP, NLSY79, and University P.Sattler M. Kierra Predictors ofPermanency DissolutionAmongChildren in Foster Care Ganzeboom Liefbroer Brons Anne Countries Parental Separation andLeaving Home:Comparisonof16European of NotreDame Justin S. White Prevention inIndonesia Commitment Contracts andSchoolCompetition forSmoking Heggeness Stevens Kathryn the Transfer Income Modelto Evaluate Poverty Measurement Precision inMeasurement: UsingSNAPAdministrative Records and , , University ofSevilla ; Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) Institute Demographic Interdisciplinary Netherlands , , Elizabeth Gershoff U.S. CensusBureau , , , Rutgers University , University ofCalifornia, Riverside , VU UniversityAmsterdam Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) Institute Demographic Interdisciplinary Netherlands , University Abat Oliba CEU, Universitat Pompeu Fabra University of Texas at Austin , Hamline University , University of California, San Francisco Rutgers University , , .. ess Bureau Census U.S. nvriy f Michigan of University , , , University of Texas at Austin Texasat of University Universitat Pompeu Fabra Rutgers University ; , , Lluis Flaquer McGill University University of Georgia , University ofTexas atAustin ; ; Shelly Schaefer Sarah Gold , Autonomous University of Barcelona ; ; Lenna Nepomnyaschy in Fox Liana ; ; Kelly Raley iaD Vale D. Mira Thursday pm 2:30pm–4:00 ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Patryk Babiarz , Rutgers University ; , , Sarah Font Sarah Hamline University .. ess Bureau Census U.S. ; , Margaret Triyana University of Texas at Austin , nvriy f Michigan of University , University of Georgia , , Pennsylvania State Pennsylvania Rutgers University ; Laura Bernardi ; Harry B. G. B. Harry , ; University ; ; it L. Misty Carmen at C. Aart ; ; , Thursday 2:30 pm–4:00 pm P4

P4 Educational Investment, School Enrollment, and Grade Repetition: The Role of Neighborhood Peer Effects in Malawi Kohler,Payne,Do, Duy CollinHans-Peter P4P4* Duy Do, University of Pennyslvania; Collin F. Payne, Harvard University; Hans-Peter Kohler, University of Pennyslvania

P4 (In)stability in Care and Living Arrangements: Putting Foster Youth in Thursday Program Context Yi, Youngmin P4* Youngmin Yi, Cornell University P4 Mothers and Fathers: Co-residence, Education, and Child Health renard,Samson,Djemai, YohanElodie Anne-Laure P4P4* Elodie Djemai, Université Paris-Dauphine; Anne-Laure Samson, Université Paris- Dauphine; Yohan renard, Université Paris-Dauphine P4 Breaking the Silence: The Association Between Sexual Abuse Experience and High Risk Sexual Behaviors Among Chinese Adolescents Zheng,Wen,Ding, RuoxiXu Xiaoying P4P4* Ruoxi Ding, Institute of Population Research, Peking University; Xu Wen, Institute of Population Research, Peking University; Xiaoying Zheng, Institute of Population Research, Peking University P4 Internal Migration and Children’s Cognitive Development in China: New Evidence From a National Survey Treiman,Liu,Yeung,Lu, Yao Jingming Wei-Jun Donald P4P4* Yao Lu, Columbia University; Wei-Jun Yeung, National University of Singapore; Jingming Liu, Tsinghua University; Donald J. Treiman, University of California, Los Angeles P4 Household Composition and Child Outcomes: A Longitudinal Study Using Child and Family Fixed Effects in Peru Fernald,Behrman,Reynolds, Lia SarahJere P4P4* Sarah A. Reynolds, University of California, Berkeley; Jere Behrman, University of Pennyslvania; Lia Fernald, University of California, Berkeley P4 Parenting Influences on Sexual Risk-Taking in Adolescents: Differences by Child Welfare Placement Status Font,Potter, Sarah Marina P4P4* Marina Haddock Potter, Pennsylvania State University; Sarah Font, Pennsylvania State University P4 The Impact of the Food Environment on Childhood Obesity Using the BMI Report Card in Worcester Massachusetts Geoghegan,Brown,Cerrato, John Belkis Jacqueline P4P4* Belkis Cerrato, Edgewood College; John C. Brown, Clark University; Jacqueline Geoghegan, Clark University P4 Parental Influences on Stability and Change in Educational, Occupational, and Residential Aspirations of Rural Youth McLaughlin,Wang,Hagedorn, Donghui Annelise Diane P4P4* Annelise Hagedorn, Pennsylvania State University; Donghui Wang, Pennsylvania State University; Diane K. McLaughlin, Pennsylvania State University P4 The Influence of Grandparents as Co-Residents on Child Linear Growth Cunningham,Patel,Kaur, Karmjeet Shivani Solveig P4P4* Karmjeet Kaur, Emory University; Shivani A. Patel, Emory University; Solveig Argeseanu Cunningham, Emory University P4 Are Orphaned and Vulnerable Children With Male Caregivers at Higher Risk of HIV? Learning From the Kizazi Kipya Program in Tanzania Charles,Barankena,Exavery, JohnAmon Asheri P4P4* Amon Mtuchake Exavery, Pact/Tanzania; Asheri Barankena, Pact/Tanzania; John Charles, Pact/Tanzania

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 123 Thursday Program Kanlisi,Amoako, Nicholas Jackson,Chirawurah, ElizabethSheff, Precious Dennis Mallory P4 Dallman, Scott P4 P4 124 McMartin, Andrew P4 Psaki,Ngo, StephanieMensch, Barbara EricaHallman, Kelly Thoai Chuang, Austrian,Amin, Sajeda KarenAbdel-Tawab,Chae, Sophia Nahla P4 Liu, JennyTreleaven, Emily P4 Islam, Samarul P4 Peterson, Maame P4 NawiVikström, Ng, Lundevaller,Namatovu, Lotta Fredinah Erling P4 Lankes,Bacon, Rachel Jane P4 Howe-Huist, Elizabeth P4 Raymo,Wang, Jia James P4

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Andrew McMartin Socioeconomic RankAmongPeers andAdolescent Wellbeing Population Council Mensch Chuang Erica Egypt Chae Sophia Countries Gender-Based ViolenceAgainst Adolescents inFour African Francisco Treleaven Emily Status inPolygynous Households Resource Allocation for ChildHealth:AnAnalysis ofGenderand Samarul Islam Survey India: Evidence From National Level Large-Scale, Cross-Sectional Effect ofHouseholdLivingEnvironment onChildHealthinRural Maame Peterson First Sex of Decision-makingFrameworks intheStudyofRiskyBehavior at Young Males’Coerced Sexual Debut:Revisiting theAppropriateness University Namatovu Fredinah Adulthood Perinatal HealthandtheRiskofDisabilityPension DuringYoung University Bacon J. Rachel Christians in Young Adulthood:Examining Differences byGender Authoritative Parenting and ReligiousDisaffiliation Among Elizabeth S.Howe-Huist Adolescents Dissolution Pathways andMother-Child Relationship QualityAmong Wisconsin–Madison Wang Jia Well-being Maternal Employment, Grandparental Proximity, andChildren’s Columbia University Studies Development Sheff C. Mallory Ghana Social Factors andConsequencesofTeenage Pregnancy inNorthern Scott Dallman Care System The Effect ofthe2010 Oxycontin Reformulation onthe U.S. Foster ; aea Amin Sajeda , Population Council ; , Nawi Ng nvriy f Wisconsin–Madison of University , , , , Population Council Population University ofMinnesota–Twin Cities International Institute for PopulationSciences Population Council Population , , , enyvna tt University State Pennsylvania nvriy f Michigan of University University ofGhana , , , ; Princeton University Umeå University ouba University Columbia , , Nicholas Kanlisi ; Elizabeth Jackson Elizabeth Population Council Population må University Umeå , Bowling GreenState University ; Thoai D. Ngo ; Kelly Hallman Kelly ; , ; al Abdel-Tawab Nahla Columbia University Lotta Vikström ; , ; , Columbia University Columbia ; ; en Liu Jenny rig ägtö Lundevaller Häggström Erling Population Council Thursday pm 2:30pm–4:00 ae Austrian Karen ens Chirawurah Dennis PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; ; ae Lankes Jane , ae Raymo James Population Council Population , , nvriy f aiona San California, of University Umeå University , , Population Council/ Population , ; ; Population Council Population Stephanie R. Psaki Pennsylvania Precious Amoako Precious , , nvriy for University nvriy of University ; Barbara S. Barbara , Umeå State ; , , Thursday 2:30 pm–4:00 pm P4

P4 Foster Youths’ Transition Into Adulthood and Postsecondary Education: Risk and Protective Factors Spence,Dumais, NaomiSusan P4P4* Susan A. Dumais, Lehman College, CUNY; Naomi J. Spence, Lehman College, CUNY P4 Early Exposure to Neighborhood Crime and Child Externalizing and Internalizing Behavior Problems Thursday Program Harrington,Ramey, David Nicole P4P4* David M. Ramey, Pennsylvania State University; Nicole Harrington, Penn State University P4 Timing Effects of College During the School-to-Work Transition: Evidence from the NLSY97 Sanchez-Soto,Atherwood, Serge Gabriela P4P4* Serge Atherwood, University of Texas at San Antonio; Gabriela Sanchez-Soto, University of Texas at San Antonio P4 Early Menarche and Its Effect on Sexual and Reproductive Health Outcomes Among Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Ghana Ibitoye, Mobolaji P4* Mobolaji Ibitoye, Columbia University P4 Latino Children’s Health and Healthcare: The Role of Parent’s Citizenship Status and Length of Residence in the United States Mena-Meléndez, Lucrecia P4* Lucrecia Mena-Meléndez, University of California, Los Angeles P4 Social Groups and Access to Health Services: Explaining Low Utilization of Child Health Services Among Tribes in Odisha, India Das, Sibabrata P4* Sibabrata Das, Ravenshaw University P4 An Epidemiology of Premarital Sex in India: A Gender Prospective Shrikant, Singh P4* Singh Shrikant, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) P4 Policy Implementation and Student Well-being Fast,Shepherd, Idit Hana P4P4* Idit Fast, Rutgers University; Hana Shepherd, Rutgers University P4 Timing of First Same-Sex Sexual Experience in the United States: Evidence From a National Sample Holway,HarkerBrewster, Tillman, Giuseppina Karin Kathryn P4P4* Karin L. Brewster, Florida State University; Kathryn H. Harker Tillman, Florida State University; Giuseppina V. Holway, University of Tampa P4 Does School Starting Age Matter? The Impact of School on Childhood Obesity, Diet, and Time Use in Australia Mak, Ho-Ching (Angela) P4* Ho-Ching (Angela) Mak, University of St. Thomas P4 Chronic Child Undernutrition in Kenya: A Multilevel and High- Resolution Spatial Modeling Approach Carr,Mwenda, David Kevin P4P4* Kevin Mwenda, University of California, Santa Barbara; David Carr, University of California, Santa Barbara P4 The Effect of Maternal Employment in Early Childhood on Children’s Later School Life in Japan Nozaki, Kayo P4* Kayo Nozaki, Kochi University P4 Coresident Electronic Cigarette Use and Adolescent Uptake Backman,Grover,Williams, Josiah Kari Daniel P4P4* Kari C. W. Williams, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities; Josiah Grover, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities; Daniel John Backman, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities P4 All in the Family? The Role of Paid and Unpaid Childcare Options in Parents’ Childcare Choices Kowaleski-Jones,Zick, Cathleen Lori P4P4* Cathleen Zick, University of Utah; Lori Kowaleski-Jones, University of Utah

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 125 Thursday Program P4 Pronzato,Del Boca, Daniela Martino, Enrica Maria Chiara P4 Plenty,Fallesen,Hjalmarsson, Peter Simon Stephanie P4 70-1 —70-4 126 Topic 1.Fertility, Family Planning,Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Hohmann-Marriott, Bryndl Gray, Edith 71 Cunningham, Solveig Patel, Shivani 70-4 Qi Zhang, Reynolds,Wen,Li, Kelin Megan Ming 70-3 McReynolds, Matthew 70-2 Masters,Tilstra, Ryan Andrea 70-1 3:00 pm–4:30pm Topic 4.HealthandMortality Hillemeier, Marianne Buher Kane, Jennifer 70 Wright,Mosca, IreneO’Sullivan, Vincent Robert P4 SHU, Binbin CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Bryndl Hohmann-Marriott Bryndl Marianne Hillemeier Couple DynamicsofFertility andContraception University Patel A. Shivani Emergence of ObesityDuringtheFirst Years ofLife Megan M.Reynolds Kelin Li Propensity Score Matching Analysis WIC Participation and Breastfeeding Among U.S.Children: A Matthew McReynolds Health Outcomes by Race Medicaid SmokingCessation Coverage andInequalityofInfant Colorado Boulder Tilstra Andrea and Inductions Explaining Recent Trends in U.S. Birth Weight: The Role of C-Sections Life Child HealthDisparities at Birthand intheFirst Year of Management School Mosca Irene Marriage Bar Maternal Employment andChildOutcomes: Evidence from theIrish Binbin SHU Adolescent Boys andGirls Migration and Parental EmotionalSupportonLife Satisfaction of Rethinking theRole ofaSame-GenderParent: ImpactsofParental Del Boca Martino EnricaMaria Formal Early Childcare andChildSocio-EmotionalOutcomes Foundation Simon Hjalmarsson Peer Rejection andWithinBetween Classroom Inequalities Jennifer Buher Kane Edith Gray , California State University, Dominguez Hills , —Plaza Court1 Collegio CarloAlberto ; , Stephanie Plenty Chinese UniversityofHongKong , , rnt Clee Dublin College Trinity nvriy f ooao Boulder Colorado of University , , Australian NationalUniversity , mr University Emory , Swedish Institute for Social Research ; University ofUtah , Robert Edward Wright , , Institut National d Institut National University ofKansas Pennsylvania State University , , , University ofOtago University ofCalifornia, Irvine Institute for Future Studies ; Chiara DanielaPronzato ; ; ; ovi Agsau Cunningham Argeseanu Solveig icn O’Sullivan Vincent Qi Zhang ’ Études Démographiques (INED) ÉtudesDémographiques Thursday pm 3:00pm–4:30 , PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting University ofStrathcyde ; , yn . Masters K. Ryan Old DominionUniversity ; Ming Wen ; , Peter Fallesen University ofTurin , acse University Lancaster , University of Utah , nvriy of University , Rockwool ; , Daniela Emory ; Thursday 3:00 pm–4:30 pm 71-1 — 72-4

3:00 pm–4:30 pm — Governor’s Square 15 71-1 Women’s Fertility Autonomy in Urban China: The Role of Couple Dynamics Under the Universal Two-Child Policy Jin,Qian, Yongai Yue 71-171-1* Yue Qian, University of British Columbia; Yongai Jin, Renmin University of China Thursday Program 71-2 Partner Collaboration, Family Planning, and Contraceptive Efficacy in West Africa Banks, Jacqueline 71-2* Jacqueline Banks, University of California, Santa Barbara 71-3 Couple-Level Agreement on Future Fertility Intentions and Contraceptive Use Guzzo,Bashir, SaimaKaren 71-371-3* Saima Bashir, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics; Karen B. Guzzo, Bowling Green State University 71-4 Does a Couple Empowerment Profile Shape Fertility? The Review of Ten European Countries Osiewalska, Beata 71-4* Beata Osiewalska, Cracow University of Economics 72 Cross-National Comparisons of Aging Patterns Payne, Collin 72 DISCUSSANT: Collin Payne, Harvard University

Andrade, Flavia 72 CHAIR: Flavia Andrade, University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign Topic 9. Population and Aging 3:00 pm–4:30 pm — Plaza Court 6 72-1 Family Matters: Comparing the Predictors of Paid Work and Informal Caregiving Among Parents over 50 in Italy and South Korea Floridi, Ginevra 72-1* Ginevra Floridi, London School of Economics and Political Science 72-2 The Rise of Cohabitation Among Older Adults: A Cross-National Perspective Howe-Huist,Wright,Brown, SusanMatthew Elizabeth 72-272-2* Susan L. Brown, Bowling Green State University; Matthew R. Wright, Bowling Green State University; Elizabeth S. Howe-Huist, Bowling Green State University 72-3 Cuba’s Cardiovascular Risk Factors: International Comparison of Levels and Education Gradients Acosta,Llibre-Rodriguez,Dow,Dieci, William Maria Daisy Juan 72-372-3* Maria Dieci, University of California, Berkeley; William H. Dow, University of California, Berkeley; Juan Llibre-Rodriguez, University of Medical Sciences of Havana; Daisy Acosta, Pedro Henríquez Ureña National University 72-4 Height Shrinkage, Cognition, and Health Among the Elderly: Comparisons Across England and Indonesia Ma,Jain, MingmingUrvashi 72-472-4* Urvashi Jain, University of Southern California; Mingming Ma, University of Southern California

73 Education and Health Min, Stella 73 DISCUSSANT: Stella Min, Florida State University

Taylor, Miles 73 CHAIR: Miles Taylor, Florida State University Topic 4. Health and Mortality

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 127 Thursday Program Harris, KathleenDole, Nancy Whitsel, Eric Hussey,Halpern, CarolynHummer, Lawrence, Elizabeth Jon Robert 73-1 3:00 pm–4:30pm 73-1 —74-3 128 Catalano,Goldman-Mellor,Casey, Ralph Sidra Joan 74-3 Hansen-Lewis, Jamie 74-2 Orgill-Meyer, Jennifer 74-1 3:00 pm–4:30pm Topic 4.HealthandMortality Mullan, Katrina Gupta, Aashish 74 Avendano,Nafilyan,Courtin, Emilie Dowd, Jennifer Mauricio Vahe 73-4 Glymour,Warren,Berger,Thyden,Schmidt, Nicole Osypuk, John Naomi Theresa Maria Aaron 73-3 Herd,Goodwin, Julia Pamela 73-2 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Katrina Mullan of California, Merced Joan CaseyA. Google Search Episodes Association Between Oklahoma Earthquakes andAnxiety-Related Jamie Hansen-Lewis Manufacturing inIndia Does AirPollution Lower Productivity? Evidence From Jennifer Orgill-Meyer Sanitation Campaign Long-Term HumanCapital ImpactsofaCommunity-Led Total Environmental Influences onPhysical andMental Health London Avendano Mauricio Courtin Emilie Quasi-Experiment Cardiometabolic HealthinMiddleAge? Evidence From aFrench EducationIs Compulsory Associated WithBiomarkers of California, SanFrancisco Warren Minnesota of Schmidt Nicole Osypuk L. Theresa Educational Inequalityin Young Adulthood Benefits ofHigher Education? ALifecourse Approach forUnpacking Does Attending a For-Profit College Erode the Population Health Wisconsin–Madison Julia Keen Goodwin Women Attainment and Performance Matter Differentially forMenand Gender andtheEducation-Mortality Gradient: Educational Chapel Hill Hill Chapel at Carolina North of Hill of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Hummer Lawrence M. Elizabeth to MiddleAdulthood Educational DisparitiesinCigarette and E-Cigarette Use From Young ; Eric Whitsel Aashish Gupta , , —Governor’s Square16 —Governor’s Square17 nvriy f inst–wn Cities Minnesota–Twin of University University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ; , Aaron Thomas Berger Thomas Aaron University of California, Berkeley , , , , University ofMontana igs olg London College King’s nvriy f inst–wn Cities Minnesota–Twin of University University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill , , , , ; University of Wisconsin–Madison , Brown University Ralph Catalano igs olg London College King’s University of Minnesota, Minnesota Population Center Population Minnesota Minnesota, of University Franklin and MarshallCollege , , University ofPennyslvania nvriy f ot Crln a Cae Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University ; ; Jon Hussey Kathleen Harris Kathleen , , University ofCalifornia, Berkeley Minnesota Population Center Population Minnesota ; ae Nafilyan Vahe , Thursday pm 3:00pm–4:30 University of North Carolina at Chapel PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; ; enfr . Dowd B. Jennifer ; Sidra Goldman-Mellor , ai Glymour Maria University of North Carolina at Carolina North of University ; Carolyn T. Halpern ; ; Pamela Herd am Thyden Naomi , ; igs olg London College King’s Nancy Dole , , igs College King’s ; , nvriy of University University of John Robert John ; , , , , Robert A. A. Robert University University University University ; ; Thursday 3:00 pm–4:30 pm 74-4 — 76-2

74-4 The Effects of Climate Variability on Psychological Well-being in India Pailler,Tsaneva, Sharon Magda 74-474-4* Magda Tsaneva, Clark University; Sharon Pailler, Clark University

75 Family Contexts and Well-being in Youth and Early Thursday Program Adulthood

Mueller, Anna 75 DISCUSSANT: Anna Mueller, University of Chicago

Frisco, Michelle 75 CHAIR: Michelle Frisco, Pennsylvania State University Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 3:00 pm–4:30 pm — Director’s Row H 75-1 Family Contexts and Adolescents’ Sleep Ford,Calder,Browning,Tarrence,Schmeer, Jodi Catherine KammiJacob Christopher 75-175-1* Kammi K. Schmeer, The Ohio State University; Jacob Tarrence, The Ohio State University; Christopher Browning, The Ohio State University; Catherine Calder, The Ohio State University; Jodi Ford, The Ohio State University 75-2 Parental Coresidence Histories and Psychological Well-being Among Contemporary Young Adults Caputo, Jennifer 75-2* Jennifer Caputo, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research 75-3 Long-Term Protective Effects of Adolescent Family Relations: Gendered Trajectory of Depression Into Adulthood Harris,Chen, Ping Kathleen 75-375-3* Ping Chen, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Kathleen Harris, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 75-4 Maternal Age and Children’s Well-Being in Japan Wang,Raymo, Jia James 75-475-4* James Raymo, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Jia Wang, University of Wisconsin–Madison

76 Fathers and Families Stykes,Carlson, James Marcia 76 DISCUSSANTS: Marcia Carlson, University of Wisconsin–Madison; James Stykes, Sam Houston State University

Simon, Christine 76 CHAIR: Christine Simon, Harvard University Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 3:00 pm–4:30 pm — Plaza Ballroom E 76-1 Fathers’ Influence on Children’s Cognitive Development From Infancy to School Age: Examining the Role of Dutch Fathers’ Involvement in the Intergenerational Transmission of (Dis) Advantages Keizer, Renske 76-1* Renske Keizer, Erasmus University Rotterdam 76-2 Father Engagement and Coparenting in Mid-Pregnancy Relationships DwyerSu, Jessica Emory, Allison 76-276-2* Jessica Su, University at Buffalo, SUNY; Allison Dwyer Emory, Rutgers University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 129 Thursday Program Turner,Sikander, KarenO’Donnell, Gallis, John Biroli, Bates, PietroMaselko,Hagaman, Lisa Ashley Joanna Siham Liz 76-3 76-3 —78-1 130 Yabiku,Miller,Glick, Jennifer Scott Sarah 78-1 3:00 pm–4:30pm Topic 6.MigrationandUrbanization Altman, Claire Ro, Annie 78 Vanneman,Reddy, Reeve Shilpa 77-4 Garcia,Rodriguez Brigida Abreu, Mauricio 77-3 El Ouazzani Touhami, Zineb 77-2 Talukdar, Bedanga 77-1 3:00 pm–4:30pm Topic 5.Gender, Race andEthnicity Hayes, Jeff McNeill, Kristen 77 Shafer,McClintock, Elizabeth Emily 76-4 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Claire Altman Jeff Hayes enfr Glick Jennifer Labor Parents LivingAbroad andChildren’s Contributions to Household Health andWell-being ofChildren inImmigrant Families College Park Reddy Shilpa Macro Level Effects Women’s Employment andDomestic ViolenceinIndia:Micro and Mexico Abreu Rodriguez Mauricio Care inMexico A Spatial Model for GenderInequalityinUnpaidHousework and Zineb ElOuazzani Touhami Population Census Female HeadshipinMorocco: Insights From 2014Housingand Bedanga Talukdar Study Equating Female Entrepreneurs ofChinaandIndia Conducive Entrepreneurial Environment aDistant Dream for India: Empowerment Gendered Inequality andWomen’s Economic State University Elizabeth McClintock Sex of ChildandtheFatherhood Bonus:ThePayoff for Girls Duke University University Biroli Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University Maselko Joanna Rural Pakistan Father’s Involvement inInfancy andMaternal andChildHealthin University , Annie Ro Kristen McNeill nvriy f Zurich of University —Plaza Court5 —Plaza BallroomC , ; ; Institute for Women’s Policy Research Siham Sikander Scott Yabiku , , , University of Maryland of University University ofMissouri,Columbia enyvna tt University State Pennsylvania , , University ofCalifornia, Irvine , nvriy f ot Crln a Cae Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University International Institute For PopulationSciences , University of Notre Dame , , Pennsylvania State University Brown University ; , , , Human Development Research Foundation on Gallis John High Commissionfor Planning l oei d México de Colegio El ; Reeve VannemanReeve , ue University Duke ; Lisa Bates Lisa Thursday pm 3:00pm–4:30 PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; ; Emily Fitzgibbons Shafer aa Miller Sarah ; rgd Garcia Brigida , Columbia University Columbia ; , University of Maryland, Maryland, of University ae O’Donnell Karen , ; enyvna State Pennsylvania sly Hagaman Ashley , l oei de Colegio El ; Liz Turner , Portland ; , Pietro Duke , , Thursday 3:00 pm–4:30 pm 78-2 — 79-4

78-2 Someone to Talk to: Immigrant–Native Differences in Emotional Support for Children Lanuza, Yader 78-2* Yader R. Lanuza, University of Miami 78-3 Food Insecurity Among Latino Youth: Who Is at Risk and What Are the Consequences? Thursday Program Castaneda,Isasi,Bravin,Gallo,Daviglus,VanHorn,Zeng,Perreira,Potochnick, CarmenDonglinLinda Julia Krista MarthaLinda Sheila Stephanie 78-378-3* Stephanie Potochnick, University of Missouri, Columbia; Krista Perreira, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Donglin Zeng, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Linda VanHorn, NorthWestern Medicine; Martha Daviglus, University of Illinois at Chicago; Linda Gallo, San Diego State University; Julia Bravin, San Diego State University; Carmen Isasi, Columbia University; Sheila Castaneda, San Diego State University 78-4 Family Structure and Health Outcomes Among Children of Immigrants Miller,Chang, Daniel Jina 78-478-4* Jina Chang, Boston University; Daniel P. Miller, Boston University 79 Health Lifestyles Lynch, Jamie 79 DISCUSSANT: Jamie Lynch, St. Norbert College

Frech, Adrianne 79 CHAIR: Adrianne Frech, University of Akron Topic 4. Health and Mortality 3:00 pm–4:30 pm — Plaza Court 2 79-1 The World Trade Organization’s ‘Hidden Hand’ in the Prevention of Non-communicable Diseases: An Analysis of Trade and Health Policy Space, 1995–2016 Stuckler,McKee,Barlow, PepitaMartin David 79-179-1* Pepita Barlow, University of Oxford; Martin McKee, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; David Stuckler, Bocconi University 79-2 Pre- and Post-Natal Maternal Smoking Trajectories: The Role of Multiple Health Behaviors and Behavioral-Risk Profiles Scheuermann,Smith,Saint Onge, Sarah Jarron Taneisha 79-279-2* Jarron M. Saint Onge, University of Kansas; Sarah Smith, University of Kansas; Taneisha Scheuermann, University of Kansas Medical Center 79-3 Developing Health Lifestyles Pathways Across Early Childhood Krueger,Lawrence,Mollborn, Patrick StefanieElizabeth 79-379-3* Stefanie Mollborn, University of Colorado Boulder; Elizabeth M. Lawrence, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Patrick M. Krueger, University of Colorado Denver 79-4 African American Health Lifestyles and Mortality in the Deep South: An Analysis of the Jackson Heart Study Sims,Hamby,Cockerham,Bauldry, Mario Bryant Shawn William 79-479-4* William Cockerham, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Bryant Hamby, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Shawn Bauldry, Purdue University; Mario Sims, University of Mississippi 80 Inequality in Young Adulthood Cheng, Siwei 80 DISCUSSANT: Siwei Cheng, University of California, Los Angeles

Maralani, Vida 80 CHAIR: Vida Maralani, Cornell University Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 131 Thursday Program 80-2 Saburov,Geffen,Gangl, MarkusLevanon, Asaf Rona Evgeny 80-1 3:00 pm–4:30pm 80-1 —81-4 132 Bucca, Mauricio 81-4 Kim, JiYeonChoi, YoolHwang, Sun-Jae Kye, Bongoh 81-3 Wullert, TimothyDeSalvo,Smeeding, KatieSnipp, C.Matthew BethanyGrusky, Fisher, David B. Jonathan 81-2 Luijkx, Ruud Treiman,Ganzeboom, Harry Donald 81-1 3:00 pm–4:30pm Topic 7.Economy, LaborForce, andInequality Schwartz, Christine Xi Song, 81 Rosenbaum,Meissner,Gable, Alexis James Lynn 80-4 Hardie,Hsin, Amy JessicaFriedland, Lizandra 80-3 Hermansen, Are CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Christine Schwartz Mauricio Bucca Sstates: Evidence From Heterogeneity inSibling Correlations Black-White Differences inIntergenerational MobilityintheUnited Carolina atChapelHill YoolChoi KyeBongoh Intragenerational Occupational MobilityinSouth Korea, 1998–2015 University Bureau Census U.S. Smeeding M. Timothy Grusky B. David U.S. CensusData Intergenerational ClassMobility by Race: Evidenced From Linked of California, LosAngeles Ganzeboom G. B. Harry Societies Perspective: Cross-Sectional and Over-Time Variations in56 Intergenerational Occupational Reproduction inComparative Intra- and Inter-generational Mobility James E.Rosenbaum Gable Alexis Job Match Predicting Job Rewards andCharacteristics: The Roleof Education- Halliday Hardie Friedland Lizandra Recession at aLarge PublicUniversity Higher Education During Economic Crisis:The Effect ofthe Great Are Skeie Hermansen Workplace Sortingof ChildhoodImmigrants Age at Arrival, Economic Assimilation, andtheOccupational- University ofHaifa Main am Levanon Asaf Cultural Dispositionsand Poverty DynamicsinGermany, 1992–2014 Xi Song —Governor’s Square9 —Plaza Court8 ; , Korea National University of of Education University KoreaNational Rona Geffen Rona , , Kookmin University Kookmin , , Northwestern University Northwestern , , nvriy f Haifa of University University ofChicago Hunter College,CUNY Cornell University , , tnod University Stanford ; , Queens College, (CUNY) College, Queens Jonathan Fisher Jonathan University ofWisconsin–Madison , , Northwestern University University ofOslo , , , Goethe- University Frankfurt am Main am Frankfurt University Goethe- ; nvriy f Wisconsin–Madison of University VU University Amsterdam University VU Ruud Luijkx ; Sun-Jae Hwang Sun-Jae ; aks Gangl Markus , , Stanford University Stanford ; ; Tilburg University Lynn Meissner Lynn C. Matthew Snipp Matthew C. Thursday pm 3:00pm–4:30 ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Amy Hsin Amy ; , Ji YeonJi Kim Chungnam National University National Chungnam ; , Donald J. TreimanJ. Donald ote Uiest Frankfurt University Goethe- , , Northwestern University Northwestern ; NO AFFILIATION NO Katie Wullert Katie ; , ehn S DeSalvo S. Bethany tnod University Stanford , University of North of University ; Evgeny Saburov Evgeny , University , Stanford ; Jessica ; ; ; , , Thursday 3:00 pm–4:30 pm 83-1 — 84-1

82 Opportunities for Foundation Funding in Demography and Population Sciences

Perreira, Krista 82 DISCUSSANT: Krista Perreira, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Cagney, Kate 82 CHAIR: Kate Cagney, University of Chicago Thursday Program 3:00 pm–4:30 pm — Director’s Row J

Adukia,Cintron-Velez,Gibbons,Brown, JosephAnjali Claire Aixa 82 Panelists: Joseph Brown, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation; Claire Gibbons, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Aixa Cintron-Velez, Russell Sage Foundation; Anjali Adukia, University of Chicago 83 Population Projections and Forecasts Santos-Lozada, Alexis 83 DISCUSSANT: Alexis Santos-Lozada, Pennsylvania State University

Wang, Donghui 83 CHAIR: Donghui Wang, Pennsylvania State University Topic 11. Applied Demography 3:00 pm–4:30 pm — Plaza Court 7 83-1 Extending the Lee-Carter Model to the Three Components of Human Mortality Camarda,Basellini, Ugofilippo Carlo 83-183-1* Ugofilippo Basellini, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Carlo G. Camarda, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED) 83-2 Estimating Census Coverage and Completeness of Registered Deaths via Bayesian Melding Borges, Gabriel 83-2* Gabriel Mendes Borges, University of California, Berkeley 83-3 A Microsimulation Model for Population Projection in Colombia Ortíz,Cueto,Arango,Camacho,Maldonado,García, EnriquetaWilliam MarioCarlos Sandra Norman 83-383-3* William García, Fundación Salutia; Norman Maldonado, Fundación Salutia; Sandra Camacho, Fundación Salutia; Carlos Arango, Fundación Salutia; Enriqueta Cueto, Fundación Salutia; Mario Ortíz, Fundación Salutia 83-4 A Systematic Assessment of National, Regional and Global Levels and Trends in the Sex Ratio at Birth and Identification of Countries With Outlying Levels Alkema,Cook,Gerland,Chao, AlexFengqing Leontine Patrick 83-483-4* Fengqing Chao, National University of Singapore; Patrick Gerland, United Nations Population Division; Alex R. Cook, National University of Singapore and National University Health System; Leontine Alkema, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 84 Sexuality, Gender, and Population Health Everett, Bethany 84 DISCUSSANT: Bethany Everett, University of Utah

Thomeer, Mieke 84 CHAIR: Mieke Thomeer, University of Alabama at Birmingham Topic 4. Health and Mortality 3:00 pm–4:30 pm — Tower Court D 84-1 Gender and Health: Beyond Binary Categorical Measures Westbrook,Magliozzi,Saperstein,Hart, Chloe Devon Aliya Laurel 84-184-1* Chloe Hart, Stanford University; Aliya Saperstein, Stanford University; Devon Magliozzi, Stanford University; Laurel Westbrook, Grand Valley State University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 133 Thursday Program Sironi,Fricke, Maria Julie 84-3 Girod,Hall, Casey Candace 84-2 84-2 —85-4 134 Topic 3.Childrenand Youth Hsin, Amy Jackson, Margot 86 Przedworski, Jae Downing, Julia 85-4 Sparks, PatriceHernandez, Stephanie 85-3 Upchurch,Krueger, Dawn Evan 85-2 Halpern, CarolynKahn, Nicole 85-1 3:00 pm–4:30pm Topic 1.Fertility, Family Planning,Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Kamp Dush,Claire Gates, Gary 85 Liu, Hui Hsieh, Ning 84-4 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Amy Hsin Claire Kamp Dush Sexual Identity) andChildAdolescent Well-being Social Contexts (Race/Ethnicity, Socioeconomic Status, Minnesota Downing Jae 2016 United States: Behavioral RiskFactor Surveillance System, 2014– Health andHealthcare Utilization of Transgender Adultsinthe University ofTexas atSanAntonio Hernandez M. Stephanie States Multiple MinorityStatus andHistory ofHIV Testing intheUnited University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles Krueger A. Evan Characteristics, Lifestyle Behaviors, and Psychosocial Factors of Sexual Minorities:Assessingthe Roles ofSociodemographic Understanding Mental HealthDisparitiesAmongThree Groups University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill Kahn Fran Nicole Adult Health Evidence From theNational LongitudinalStudyofAdolescent to Is Gender-Typed Behavior Associated WithSexual Orientation? Health Sexual Orientation, GenderIdentity andExpression, and Ning Hsieh Population Health Advantage ofMarriage? AnExamination ofBisexual Julie Fricke Sexual Identity MobilityandBMI,Obesity, andPhysical Activity Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) Casey D. Hall and Women intheU.S. South:AQualitative Examination Minority Stress andIntimate Partner ViolenceAmongBisexual Men Gary GatesGary Margot Jackson , —Governor’s Square12 Queens College,CUNY , , Michigan State University University of Colorado Denver , , Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University nvriy f ot Carolina South of University , , , , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University nvriy f aiona Ls Angeles Los California, of University University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles The OhioState University , Brown University , nvriy f ea a Sn Antonio San at Texas of University ; Hui Liu ; Maria Sironi Thursday pm 3:00pm–4:30 PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting , ; Michigan State University ui Przedworski Julia , University College London ; an . Upchurch M. Dawn ; ; Candace Girod Carolyn T.Halpern Carolyn ; arc Sparks Patrice , nvriy of University , Oak , , , Thursday 3:00 pm–4:30 pm 86-1 — 87-4

3:00 pm–4:30 pm — Plaza Court 3 86-1 What Did You Do During the Summer Break? Racial-Ethnic Differences in Early Elementary School Children’s Summer Activities Burroughs,Beard,Nomaguchi, Justina Taylor Kei 86-186-1* Kei Nomaguchi, Bowling Green State University; Justina Marie Beard, Bowling Thursday Program Green State University; Taylor Burroughs, Bowling Green State University 86-2 Engagement of Muslim Religious Sector for Promoting Community Norms on Contraceptive Use and Sexual Rights: Method Currently Being Utilized in an Urban Community in India Verma,Singh, Rajendra Parasnath Verma 86-286-2* Rajendra Beer Singh, International Center for Research on Women (ICRW); Parasnath Verma Dayaram Verma, International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) 86-3 Skin Tone and Adolescent Social Networks Monk,Xu, Jiayi Ellis 86-386-3* Jiayi Xu, Princeton University; Ellis P. Monk, Princeton University 86-4 Religion and Child Health in Sub-Saharan Africa: Religious Affiliation and Community-Level Religious Composition Karlsson, Omar 86-4* Omar Karlsson, Lund University 87 Some New and Pressing Immigration Issues Ha, Jasmine 87 DISCUSSANT: Jasmine Ha, University of Minnesota

Johnson, Janna 87 CHAIR: Janna Johnson, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 3:00 pm–4:30 pm — Plaza Ballroom B 87-1 Migration, Occupational Mobility, and Sense of Belonging in Multicultural Australia Taksa,Vasta,Guo, Fei EllieLucy 87-187-1* Fei Guo, Macquarie University; Ellie Vasta, Macquarie University; Lucy Taksa, Macquarie University 87-2 Employment Trends of Foreign Student Graduates in the United States Ruiz, Neil 87-2* Neil Ruiz, Pew Research Center 87-3 Internal and External Displaced Syrians: Do They Differ in Terms of Human Capital and Values? Evidence From Damascus and Vienna Rengs,Kohlenberger,Buber-Ennser,Al Zalak, Bernhard Zakarya JudithIsabella 87-387-3* Isabella Buber-Ennser, Wittgenstein Centre; Zakarya Al Zalak, Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU); Judith Kohlenberger, Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU); Bernhard Rengs, Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) 87-4 Immigration Enforcement Awareness and Crime Reporting Among Latino Immigrants in Los Angeles Amuedo-Dorantes,Muchow, Ashley Catalina 87-487-4* Ashley Muchow, Pardee RAND Graduate School; Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes, San Diego State University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 135 Thursday Program 3:00 pm–4:30pm Topic 1.Fertility, Family Planning,Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Grace, Kathryn Sparks, Corey 88 88-1 —89-2 136 Zhe Chen, Jarvis Zhang, MathewAlexander,Kiang, Monica 89-2 Hummer,Fishman, Samuel Gutin, IliyaBraudt, Lawrence,Rogers, DavidDollar, Elizabeth Robert Richard Nathan 89-1 3:00 pm–4:30pm Topic 4.HealthandMortality YingHuang, Sparks, Patrice 89 Solanke, BolaLukman 88-4 Glazer,Galarraga,Osetinsky, Omar Brianna Kimberly 88-3 Grillos, TaraAndersson,Zarychta, KristerBailey,BermudezRoot, Tapia, Alan Menken, Elisabeth Jane Emelie Bertha 88-2 Nowak,Nobles, Jenna RobertHamoudi, Amar 88-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Kathryn Grace Ying Huang Chen BerkeleyCalifornia, of University Mathew V. Kiang States, 1999–2015 The Spatial Distribution ofOpioidMortality byRaceintheUnited at ChapelHill Hill Chapel at Carolina North of Iliya Gutin Carolina at Chapel Hill Boulder Colorado of University Dollar T. Nathan and Smoking Geographic Divergence inEarly Life Mortality: Moving Beyond Diet Spatial Distribution ofDiseasesandMortality Bola LukmanSolanke 2013 Nigeria Demographic andHealthSurveys Caesarean Delivery inSouthernNigeria: Pooled Analyses of2003– Individual andCommunityFactors Associated WithIndications of Glazer Brianna Osetinsky Births inGhana Reforms: Premium Exemptions for Pregnant Women and Facility Investigating Healthcare Utilization Improvements UnderInsurance Andersson Bailey University State Menken Jane Honduras Reproductive HealthCare andon Fertility: Evidence From Rural Effects ofDecentralization onAccess ofHealth Services to Wisconsin−Madison Nobles Jenna Socioeconomic Variability inHumanFecundity Spatial andContextual Effects on Reproductive Health , Patrice Sparks Corey Sparks , Harvard T.H.Harvard ChanSchoolof Public Health , The Ohio StateUniversity Ohio The Brown University —Governor’s Square10 —Governor’s Square11 , , , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University ofColoradoBoulder University atAlbany, SUNY , , , University of Colorado Boulder Colorado of University nvriy f Wisconsin−Madison of University ; University ofMinnesota–Twin Cities , , Bertha Bermudez TapiaBermudez Bertha Harvard T.H.Harvard Chan School of Public Health , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University Brown University ; , Robert Nowak , ; University ofTexas atSanAntonio , Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife David B. Braudt University ofTexas atSan Antonio ; ; ; ; Robert A. Hummer A. Robert Zhe Zhang Zhe Alan ZarychtaAlan lzbt M Lawrence M. Elizabeth , ; University ofWisconsin−Madison Omar Galarraga , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill , ; University of Colorado Boulder Colorado of University Tara Grillos Thursday pm 3:00pm–4:30 , PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Carnegie Mellon University Mellon Carnegie ; Elisabeth Dowling Root Dowling Elisabeth , University of Chicago of University ; mr Hamoudi Amar , ; , University of North Carolina North of University Samuel Fishman Brown University , Purdue University , ; Monica J. Alexander nvriy f North of University ; Richard G. Rogers G. Richard , nvriy of University ; , KristerPar , ; University ; Kimberly The Ohio The ; Jarvis T. Jarvis Emelie ; , , Thursday 3:00 pm–4:30 pm 89-3 — 90-4

89-3 Testing Place Effects for Spatial Mortality in the United States James,DePoy,Harris,Cossman,Wolf, Julia MistyWesleyHannah Lynne 89-389-3* Julia Kay Wolf, West Virginia University; Lynne S. Cossman, West Virginia University; Misty Harris, West Virginia University; Hannah DePoy, West Virginia University; Wesley James, University of Memphis

89-4 Is It My Flock or My Block? Spatial and Familial Clustering of Infant Thursday Program Mortality in Utah 1935–1944 Smith,Yu,Mineau,Leiser,Hanson, Zhe ClaireKen HeidiGeraldine 89-489-4* Claire L. Leiser, University of Utah/Huntsman Cancer Institute; Heidi A. Hanson, University of Utah; Geraldine P. Mineau, University of Utah; Zhe Yu, University of Utah; Ken R. Smith, University of Utah 90 Trends, Determinants, and Consequences of Unmet Need

Becker, Stan 90 DISCUSSANT: Stan Becker, Johns Hopkins University

Adetunji, Jacob 90 CHAIR: Jacob Adetunji, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 3:00 pm–4:30 pm — Plaza Ballroom F 90-1 To Space or to Limit? An Assessment of Levels and Trends in Unmet Need for Limiting and Spacing From 1990 to 2030 in the World’s Poorest Countries Using a Bayesian Hierarchical Time Series Model Guranich,Alkema, Leontine Gregory 90-190-1* Leontine Alkema, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Gregory Guranich, University of Massachusetts Amherst 90-2 Trends and Determinants of Family Planning Unmet Need: Analysis of Four Rounds of Ethiopian Demographic and Health Surveys. Yeshanew,Wondemagegn,Sahleyesus,Merdassa,Tadesse,Emaway,Karim,Fesseha,Betemaram,Tessema, Ali LisanuNebreed Dessalew Biruk BerhaneBantalemGizachew Dr. Wuleta Daniel Dr. Yared 90-290-2* Biruk Tensou Tessema, JSI Research Training Institute, Inc./L10K 2020; Wuleta Betemaram, JSI Research Training Institute, Inc./L10K 2020; Nebreed Fesseha, JSI Research Training Institute, Inc./L10K 2020; Ali Mehryar Karim, JSI ResearJSI Research Training Institute, Inc./L10K 2020h Training Institute, Inc./L10K; 2020 Gizachew Tadelle Yeshanew, JSI Research Training Institute, Inc./L10K 2020; Dessalew Emaway, JSI Research Training Institute, Inc./L10K 2020; Lisanu Tadesse, JSI Research Training Institute, Inc./L10K 2020; Berhane Merdassa, Federal Ministry of Health; Dr. Daniel Sahleyesus, Mela Research PLC; Dr. Yared Mekonnen Wondemagegn, Mela Research PLC; Bantalem Yeshanew, JSI Research Training Institute, Inc./L10K 2020 90-3 The Level and Relative Size of Unmet Need for Family Planning: A Regional and Sub-group Analysis Biddlecom,Darroch,Sully, Elizabeth Jacqueline Ann 90-390-3* Elizabeth A. Sully, Guttmacher Institute; Jacqueline E. Darroch, Guttmacher Institute; Ann Biddlecom, Guttmacher Institute 90-4 How Marital Status Affects Unmet Need: Evidence From Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean Allen,Winter,Wang,Staveteig, Courtney Wenjuan Rebecca Sarah 90-490-4* Sarah Staveteig, The DHS Program/Avenir Health; Wenjuan Wang, The DHS Program, ICF; Rebecca Winter, DC Department of Health; Courtney Allen, The DHS Program/ICF

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 137 Thursday Program 3:00 pm–4:30pm Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households,andUnions McClain, Lauren Rackin, Heather 91 91-1 —92-4 138 92-4 Pitts, Inkpen, Christopher Wayne 92-3 Grace,Randell, Heather Gray, Kathryn Clark 92-2 Williams, Lindy Ahlquist, Daniel Flaim, Amanda 92-1 3:00 pm–4:30pm Topic 8.Population, Development and Environment Curtis, Katherine Lamidi, Esther 92 Gassman-Pines, Anna Gibson-Davis,Lehrman, Rebecca Christina 91-4 Gurrentz, Benjamin 91-3 Bloome, Deirdre 91-2 Payne, WendyBrown,Manning, Guzzo, Susan Hemez, Krista Paul Karen 91-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Lauren McClain Katherine Curtis India Change onChildHealth?Empirical Evidence From Households in Does Women’s Empowerment Reduce theNegative Effect ofClimate Christopher Scott Inkpen and Mexico Crime, Victimization, and Intentions toMigrate in Central America North CarolinaatChapelHill Randell Heather Undernutrition: Evidence From Ethiopia Climate Change andMultidimensional Vulnerability to Child University Flaim Leigh Amanda Highlands ofThailand Affects Left-behind ElderlyintheContext ofOut-Migration inthe Undermining Benefits, Exacerbating Burdens: How Statelessness Environment Research Vulnerability andResilience inPopulation-Development- Anna Gassman-Pines Lehrman Rebecca “His” and“Hers”: Meeting the Economic Bar to Marriage Benjamin Gurrentz Marriage Rates for Young Adults? Millennial Marriage: How MuchDoesEconomic SecurityMatter to Deirdre Bloome Perspective on Recent Trends, 1985–2015 Racial Differences inUnion Formation: An Intergenerational Bowling GreenState University University PaulHemez Marriage, andPremarital Cohabitation Two Decades ofChange inWomen’s Age at First Sex, Birth, Union Formation Esther Lamidi Heather Rackin —Director’s Row I —Plaza Court4 ; ; Lindy Williams Wendy D. Manning D. Wendy , Bowling Green StateGreen University Bowling , , , , University ofMichigan Western Kentucky University Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center Synthesis Socio-Environmental , University ofWisconsin–Madison , Duke University Duke U.S. CensusBureau , , , Michigan State University State Michigan Duke University University ofColoradoSprings , Louisiana State University , , RTI International Cornell University ; Kathryn Grace ; , Krista K.Payne Bowling Green State University State Green Bowling ; Christina M. Gibson-Davis M. Christina ; ; Thursday pm 3:00pm–4:30 , Wayne J. Pitts PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting KarenGuzzoB. University ofMinnesota–Twin Cities , Bowling GreenState University ; Daniel Ahlquist Daniel ; Clark Gray Clark , RTI International , Bowling Green StateGreen Bowling , ; , Susan L. Brown L. Susan Duke University Duke Michigan State Michigan , University of University ; , Thursday 4:30 pm–6:00 pm P5

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P5 Health and Mortality 1 4:30 pm–6:00 pm — Plaza Exhibit P5 A Comparison of the Lee-Carter Method and Pattern of Mortality- Decline Methods in Projecting Age-Sex-Specific Mortality in the World Population Prospects Sawyer,Pelletier,Gu, Danan Cheryl François P5P5* Danan Gu, United Nations; François Pelletier, United Nations Population Division; Cheryl C. Sawyer, United Nations P5 A Spatial Analysis of the Age-Adjusted Breast Cancer Incidence Rates in Texas Counties, 2009–2013 Ghirimoldi, Federico P5* Federico Martin Ghirimoldi, University of Texas at San Antonio P5 Investigating the Associations Between Productive Housework Activities, Sleep Hours and Self-reported Health Among Elderly Men and Women in High-Income Countries. Brand,Adjei, Nicholas Tilman P5P5* Nicholas Kofi Adjei, University of Bremen; Tilman Brand, Leibniz Institute for Prevention Research and Epidemiology (BIPS) P5 The Trend of Mortality in Greece and Its Changes During the Current Economic Recession Zafeiris,Kostaki, AnastasiaKostas P5P5* Anastasia Kostaki, Athens University of Economics and Business; Kostas Zafeiris, Democretus University of Thrace P5 From Birth to Adulthood: Anthropometric Trajectories and Their Implications for Chronic Diseases Ng, Carmen P5* Carmen D. Ng, University of Pennsylvania, Graduate Group in Demography P5 Biases in Self-reported Height and Weight Measurements and Their Effects on Health Outcome Modeling Ng, Carmen P5* Carmen D. Ng, University of Pennsylvania, Graduate Group in Demography P5 Do Hips Lie? Anthropometric Predictors of Diabetes in the United States and China Ng,Vierboom, Carmen Yana P5P5* Carmen D. Ng, University of Pennsylvania, Graduate Group in Demography; Yana C. Vierboom, University of Pennsylvania P5 The Death of Confidants and Changes in Older Adults’ Social Lives Hawkley,Donnelly,Iveniuk, James LouisePeter P5P5* James Iveniuk, University of Toronto; Peter Donnelly, Public Health Ontario; Louise Hawkley, National Opinion Research Center (NORC) at the University of Chicago P5 Does Veteran Status Mediate the Association Between Race/ Ethnicity and Socioeconomic Status on Self-reported Health? Goodwin,Sparks, Patrice Sharon P5P5* Patrice Sparks, University of Texas at San Antonio; Sharon Goodwin, University of Texas at San Antonio

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 139 Thursday Program Garcia, Jenny P5 Cassidy Wittrig, Latham-Mintus, Kenzie P5 P5 140 Olabisi, Babajide P5 Li, Hsu Wang, Ju-Wen P5 Portier, Camille P5 Johnson, Moira P5 Castro,Carmo,Johansen, Igor RobertoAlves, Luciana Marcia P5 Ahern, JenniferSkeem,Farkas, Matthay, Jennifer Kriszta Ellicott P5 Goldman, Alyssa P5 Coleman, Max P5 Bass, KylaStoner,Romero,Paulson,Gowen, Ferguson, Amy ClarenceFu, Hongyun Cynthia Kaethe Julie P5 Child, Stephanie P5

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P5 Spatial Disparities in Female Breast Cancer by Stage at Diagnosis in South Dakota Zhang, Weiwei P5* Weiwei Zhang, South Dakota State University P5 Everyday Instances of Unfair Treatment, Race/Ethnicity, and Cumulative Biological Risk Among Older Adults: Evidence From the Thursday Program Health and Retirement Study Crimmins,Ailshire,Cobb, Ryon Jennifer Eileen P5P5* Ryon Cobb, University of Southern California; Jennifer A. Ailshire, University of Southern California; Eileen Crimmins, University of Southern California P5 Unraveling the Immigrant Health Paradox: Acculturation, Discrimination, and Health Behaviors of the Foreign-born and Their Children in England Benzeval,Nandi,Luthra, AlitaRenee Michaela P5P5* Renee Luthra, Institute for Social and Economic Research; Alita Nandi, University of Essex; Michaela Benzeval, University of Essex P5 Partnership, Parenthood, Employment, and Mental Health in Young Adulthood: Results From Longitudinal Finnish Registry Data Moustgaard,Martikainen,Myrskyla,van Hedel, Mikko Karen Heta Pekka P5P5* Karen van Hedel, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Mikko Myrskyla, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Pekka Martikainen, University of Helsinki; Heta Moustgaard, University of Helsinki P5 Assessing Psychosocial Stress Among Ghanaian Migrants in Europe de-GraftAwuah, Raphael Aikins, Ama P5P5* Raphael Baffour Awuah, University of Ghana; Ama de-Graft Aikins, University of Ghana P5 Psychosocial Factors and Hypertension Among Ghanaians Living in Different Geographic Locations: The Rodam Study de-GraftAwuah, Raphael Aikins, Ama P5P5* Raphael Baffour Awuah, University of Ghana; Ama de-Graft Aikins, University of Ghana P5 Examining Women’s Autonomy in Health Care and Infant Birth Size Valerio, Tayelor P5* Tayelor Valerio, Florida State University P5 The Role of Physical Activity in Sleep: Longitudinal Findings From a National Sample of Older Adults Assari,Pepin,Leggett,Sonnega, ReneeShervin AmandaAmanda P5P5* Amanda J. Sonnega, University of Michigan; Amanda Leggett, University of Michigan; Renee Pepin, Dartmouth College; Shervin Assari, University of Michigan P5 Exploring Community-Level Factors on Lone Death in South Korea Woo,Lee,Cohen, MyoungjinJaein Hyeyoung Philip P5P5* Jaein Lee, University of Maryland, College Park; Philip Cohen, University of Maryland, College Park; Myoungjin Lee, Korea University; Hyeyoung Woo, Portland State University P5 Inequality in Suicidal Ideation in South Korea Lee, Jaein P5* Jaein Lee, University of Maryland, College Park P5 Examining Residential Ethnic Segregation and Health: Considerations of Time Poverty and Physical Space Dukhovnov,Bo, Boroka Denys P5P5* Boroka Bo, University of California, Berkeley; Denys Dukhovnov, University of California, Berkeley P5 School Prejudice and Substance Use From Adolescence to Emerging Adulthood Lee,Zhang, Daniel Xing P5P5* Xing Zhang, Cornell University; Daniel B. Lee, University of Michigan

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 141 Thursday Program Abufhele, Alejandra P5 Xiaoying Zheng, He, Ping P5 P5 142 Yount, YukNaved,Cheong, James-Hawkins, Ruchira Laurie Fai Kathryn P5 Dwivedi, LaxmiShil, Apurba P5 Anglewicz, Philip Mengxi VanLandingham,Zhang, Mark P5 Rostila,Saarela, Jan Mikael P5 Gutierrez,Rubli, Adrian Emilio P5 Odutolu, AyodejiAdebayo,Fadeyibi, Opeyemi Solomon P5 Aiello,Miller, Allison Fernandez-Rhodes, Haan, Mary Vines, Anissa LindsayWard, Erline Julia P5 Sanuade, Olutobi P5

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P5 Contributors to Wisconsin’s Persistent Black-White Gap in Life Expectancy Lim,Reither,Roberts, Sojung Eric Max P5P5* Max Tyler Roberts, Utah State University; Eric N. Reither, Utah State University; Sojung Lim, Utah State University

P5 Educational Gradient in Risk of Progression Into Comorbidity: Do Thursday Program Later-Life Income and Cognitive Ability Matter? Zhou, Zhangjun P5* Zhangjun Zhou, Pennsylvania State University P5 Aging, Health, and Longevity in the HRS: Causal Analyses Using Mendelian Randomization Yashin,Ukraintseva,Akushevich,Yashkin,Fang, Fang Anatoliy Arseniy IgorSvetlana P5P5* Fang Fang, Duke Univrsity; Arseniy Yashkin, Duke University; Igor Akushevich, Duke University; Svetlana Ukraintseva, Duke University; Anatoliy I. Yashin, Duke University P5 Early-Life Conditions and Health at Older Ages: The Mediating Role of Educational Attainment and Life Course Trajectories Julià,Arpino,Guma, Albert Jordi Bruno P5P5* Bruno Arpino, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Jordi Guma, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Albert Julià, Universitat Pompeu Fabra P5 Like a Black Swan: Non-standard Family Trajectories and Subjective Well-being at Older Ages Julià,Arpino,Guma, Albert Jordi Bruno P5P5* Bruno Arpino, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Jordi Guma, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Albert Julià, Universitat Pompeu Fabra P5 Unconventional Natural Gas Development and Pediatric Asthma Hospitalizations: Evidence From Pennsylvania (United States) Hill,Halterman,Jusko,Willis, Elaine ToddMary Jill P5P5* Mary D. Willis, Oregon State University; Todd Jusko, University of Rochester; Jill Halterman, University of Rochester; Elaine Hill, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry P5 Good Moms in Bad Times: Determinants of Sex Biases in Sex Ratios at Birth and Infant Mortality in the United States During the First Half of the 20th Century Smith,Schacht,Tharp, KenDoug Ryan P5P5* Ryan Schacht, University of Utah; Doug Tharp, University of Utah; Ken R. Smith, University of Utah P5 Social Context Interacting With Birth Weight Gene Influences Life Course Outcomes Guo,Tong, Guang Guangyu P5P5* Guangyu Tong, Duke University; Guang Guo, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P5 Sex Differences in Treatment-Seeking Behavior By Education and Marital Status before and After Admission to Hospital: A Register- Based Cohort Study of the Danish Population Aged 50+ Oksuzyan,Christensen,Rau,Lindahl-Jacobsen,Höhn, Roland Andreas Anna Kaare Rune P5P5* Andreas Höhn, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (MPIDR) Rostock; Rune Lindahl-Jacobsen, Max-Planck Odense Center on the Biodemography of Aging and Research Unit for Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Biodemography; Roland Rau, University of Rostock and Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Kaare Christensen, Max-Planck Odense Center on the Biodemography of Aging and the Danish Twin Registry; Anna Oksuzyan, Konrad-Zuse-Str 1

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 143 Thursday Program P5 Ryff,Boylan, JenniferTsenkova,Lee, Chioun Carol Vera P5 P5 144 Kim, Jinho P5 Wong,Downer, Rebeca Paige P5 Chen, Jen-Hao P5 Simpson, Sally Caudillo,Hickman, Shelby Monica P5 Sasson, Isaac Montez,Sheehan, Connor Jennifer Karas P5 Chakrabarti, Averi P5 Myrskyla,Dudel, Christian Mikko P5 Abramowska-Kmon,Baranowska-Rataj, Anita Anna P5 Howe,Huisingh-Scheetz, Melissa MeganRiley,McSorley, Howard, Alexis Alicia Eloesa P5 Khan, Mohammad P5 Bairoliya,Miller, Neha Ray P5 SturtzSreetharan,Han, SeungYong Cindi

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Jinho Kim Evidence From More ThanOneMillionAmericans Uncovering Social Effects ofBody Mass on Psychological Well-being: University ofTexas atGalveston Downer Birkelbach Paige Mexican OlderAdults The ImpactofSocialIntegration onDepressive Symptoms in Jen-Hao Chen and SleepAmongOlderAdults Can Having Sex HelpYour Sleep?AnInvestigation of Sexual Activity University ofMaryland Caudillo L. Monica Among HighSchoolStudents intheUnited States? Can Non-Sexual RiskTaking ExplainContraceptive Method Choice University Sheehan Connor Mortality Regional Differences intheFunctional Form Between Education and Averi Chakrabarti Forest Cover andInfant Mortality inIndonesia Max PlanckInstitute for Demographic Research Christian Dudel With Rewards Estimating theNumberofDisabilityEpisodesUsingMarkov Chains School ofEconomics Baranowska-Rataj Anna Moderating Role ofFilialNormsandSocial Policies Family Size andSocialContacts AmongOlderPeople: The Chicago Medicine Riley R. Alicia Howard L. Alexis The Role ofSocialContext inthe5-Year Trajectory ofADLDisability Mohammad Kashif Khan Affordability ofHealthCare inIndia Ray Miller Health, Longevity, andWelfare InequalityoftheElderly Han SturtzSreetharan Yong Seung Body Image inSouthKorea Social Constructions ofBodyImage: Age-Period-Cohort Analysis of Ryff Wisconsin–Madison Lee Chioun Lifestyles to Metabolic Syndrome inMidlife: AnExamination ofHealth Gender Differences inthe Pathways From ChildhoodDisadvantage , University ofWisconsin−Madison , ; , University ofWisconsin–Madison Isaac Sasson Harvard University Harvard , , nvriy f Wisconsin−Madison of University , Howard University , Max Planck InstitutePlanck Max Demographic for Research nvriy f Chicago of University , , , ; , Arizona State University University of Texas at Austin Texasat of University University of Chicago of University Melissa Howe University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill , ; , nvriy f ayad Clee Park College Maryland, of University Jennifer M Boylan M Jennifer ; Mayo Clinic/ASU Obesity Solutions Initiative Solutions Obesity Clinic/ASU Mayo , Sally Simpson , Tel Aviv University , University ofHyderabad , må University Umeå nvriy f ea Mdcl Branch Medical Texas of University ; Neha Bairoliya , National Opinion Research Center , University ofMaryland ; ; , ea Huisingh-Scheetz Megan Eloesa McSorley Eloesa University of Colorado-Denver of University ; Thursday pm 4:30pm–6:00 PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting nt Abramowska-Kmon Anita , ; Harvard University Harvard Jennifer Karas Montez Karas Jennifer ; ea Tsenkova Vera , ; University of Chicago of University hly . Hickman N. Shelby ; ; MikkoMyrskyla , , eea Wong Rebeca nvriy of University nvriy of University , , ; Syracuse Carol D. Carol ; Warsaw Cindi ; , , , Thursday 4:30 pm–6:00 pm P5

P5 Public Water and Sewage Investments and the Urban Mortality Decline: Sweden 1875–1930 Helgertz,Önnerfors, Jonas Martin P5P5* Jonas Helgertz, Lund University; Martin Önnerfors, Lund University P5 Gender Differences in Active Aging Before and After Retirement Age in 18 European Countries Thursday Program Arpino,Sole-Auro, Bruno Aida P5P5* Aida Sole-Auro, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Bruno Arpino, Universitat Pompeu Fabra P5 Sex Differences and Gene-Environment Interplay in the Relationship Between Stressful Events and Psychiatric Conditions Maes,Dick,Silberg,Barr, PeterDanielle Hermine Judy P5P5* Peter B. Barr, Virginia Commonwealth University; Judy Silberg, Virginia Commonwealth University; Danielle M. Dick, Virginia Commonwealth University; Hermine H. Maes, Virginia Commonwealth University P5 Social Participation and Health Over the Adult Life Course: Does the Association Strengthen With Age? Ang, Shannon P5* Shannon Ang, University of Michigan P5 Is Women’s Empowerment a Pathway to Better Nutrition in East Africa? Girard,Yount,Ramakrishnan,Haardoerfer,Miedema,Jones, Rebecca KathrynAmy Stephanie Regine Usha P5P5* Rebecca Jones, Emory University; Stephanie Spaid Miedema, Emory University; Regine Haardoerfer, Emory University; Usha Ramakrishnan, Emory University; Kathryn M. Yount, Emory University; Amy Webb Girard, Emory University P5 Jim Crow South and Race Differences in Americans’ Dementia Risk Kim,Crimmins,Hayward,Farina, Jung Matthew MarkKi Eileen P5P5* Matthew P Farina, University of Texas at Austin; Mark D. Hayward, University of Texas at Austin; Eileen Crimmins, University of Southern California; Jung Ki Kim, University of Southern California P5 A Systematic Review of Adolescent Girl Program Implementation in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Evidence Gaps and Lessons Learned Brady,McCarthy,Haberland, Martha Katharine Nicole P5P5* Nicole Haberland, Population Council; Katharine McCarthy, Population Council; Martha Brady, PATH P5 Rampant Consumption: The Impact of Colonization on Tuberculosis Prevalence Breen, Elizabeth P5* Elizabeth Breen, University of Illinois at Chicago P5 Racial Disparities in Advance Care Planning Tompkins, Joanne P5* Joanne Tompkins, University at Buffalo, SUNY P5 Neighborhood Social Cohesion, Sexual Minorities, and Selected Outcomes: Pooled Results From the National Health Interview Survey (2013–2016) Ortiz, Kasim P5* Kasim Sheron Ortiz, University of New Mexico P5 Interviewer Characteristics and Reporting of Intimate Partner Violence in the 2015 Zimbabwe Demographic and Health Survey Stephenson,Metheny, Nicholas Rob P5P5* Nicholas Metheny, University of Michigan; Rob Stephenson, University of Michigan P5 Testing Cross-Lagged Effects of Individual Social Capital and Activities of Daily Living—Evidence on a Feedback Loop: The Jages Project Naoki,Kondo,Inoue,Oi, Katsuya YosukeKondo Katsunori P5P5* Katsuya Oi, Duke University; Yosuke Inoue, University of North Carolina at Chapel HIll; Katsunori Kondo, Chiba University; Kondo Naoki, University of Tokyo PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 145 Thursday Program 5:00 pm–6:30pm Topic 9.Population andAging Public Health 93 P5 P5 93-1 McWeeny,Kulka, Amrita Dennis P5 Oyediran,Adetunji, JacobFeyisetan, Kolawole Bamikale P5 93-1 — 146 Mehta,Myrskyla,Schneider, Neil MikkoDiaz-Venegas, Carlos Daniel Skirbekk, Vegard Kobayashi, Lindsay Felix,Calazans, Monique Julia Liu, KayuetGromis, Ashley Gomez,von Scarlett Ehrenstein,Estrada, Wang,Gee, Gilbert Morey, Leobardo Ondine May-Choo Brittany P5 Tate,Garcia,Vu, Sarah Khoa Allan P5 Thomas, Duncan Sumantri, Cecep Seeman, TeresaFrankenberg,Lawton, Ralph Elizabeth P5 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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93-2 Leisure-Time Reading May Reduce Risks of Cognitive Impairment at Oldest-Old Ages Zeng,Lu,Qiu,Li,Dupre,Gu,Feng, Yue JiehuaDanan Li QiushiYi Matthew 93-293-2* Danan Gu, United Nations; Qiushi Feng, National University of Singapore; Matthew E. Dupre, Duke University; Yue Li, China Population Development Research Center;

Li Qiu, Independent Researcher; Jiehua Lu, Peking University; Yi Zeng, Duke Thursday Program University and Peking University 93-3 Does Poor Sleep Impair Cognition During Aging? The Longitudinal Effects of Sleep Duration and Quality on Cognitive Performance in Older Mexican Adults Snodgrass,Kowal,Gildner, Paul Theresa J. 93-393-3* Theresa E. Gildner, University of Oregon; Paul Kowal, World Health Organization; J. Josh Snodgrass, University of Oregon 93-4 Early-Life Influences on Later-Life Cognition Herd,Freese,Domingue,Sicinski,Harrati, Pamela Jeremy KamilAmal Benjamin 93-493-4* Amal Harrati, Stanford University; Kamil Sicinski, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Benjamin W. Domingue, Stanford University; Jeremy Freese, Stanford University; Pamela Herd, University of Wisconsin–Madison 94 Disparities in Birth Outcomes in the United States Colen,Perreira, Cynthia Krista 94 DISCUSSANTS: Krista Perreira, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Cynthia Colen, The Ohio State University

Lariscy, Joseph 94 CHAIR: Joseph Lariscy, University of Memphis Topic 4. Health and Mortality 5:00 pm–6:30 pm — Governor’s Square 11 94-1 Education Differences in Infant Mortality in the United States: An Insight into the Hispanic Infant Mortality Paradox by Maternal Education Sierra, Gracia 94-1* Gracia Sierra, University of Texas at Austin 94-2 Estimating the Contribution of Social and Health Determinants to Racial Disparities in Preterm Birth in the United States Shenassa,Fenelon,Hirai,Kim,Drew,Thoma, Theresa AshleyLaura Marie Andrew Edmond 94-294-2* Marie E Thoma, University of Maryland, College Park; Laura B Drew, University of Maryland, School of Public Health; Theresa Kim, University of Maryland, School of Public Health; Ashley Hirai, Maternal and Child Health Bureau; Andrew Fenelon, University of Maryland, College Park; Edmond Shenassa, University of Maryland, School of Public Health 94-3 Residential Segregation and Racial Disparity in Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes Ryabov, Igor 94-3* Igor Ryabov, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley 94-4 Racial and Ethnic Patterning Across the Birth Weight Spectrum BuherGoldberg,Ro, Annie Kane, Rachel Jennifer 94-494-4* Annie Ro, University of California, Irvine; Rachel Goldberg, University of California, Irvine; Jennifer Buher Kane, University of California, Irvine 95 Economic Inequality and Aging Truskinovsky, Yulya 95 DISCUSSANT: Yulya Truskinovsky, Harvard University

Reyes, Adriana 95 CHAIR: Adriana Reyes, University of Michigan Topic 9. Population and Aging

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 147 Thursday Program 95-2 Smith, KarenJohnson, RichardCosic, Damir 95-1 5:00 pm–6:30pm 95-1 —96-4 148 Topic 8.Population, Development and Environment Gray, Clark Mueller, Valerie 97 McSorley,Howe,Wong, Melissa Breslau, Hannah Jaclyn Eloesa 96-4 Daw,Luke,Kim, Joeun Nancy Jonathan 96-3 Lyons, Heidi 96-2 Brown,Zugarek,Wright, Susan Gwendolyn Matthew 96-1 5:00 pm–6:30pm Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households, andUnions Hsieh, Ning Karraker, Amelia 96 Li, Xiaomao He, Jingying 95-4 Pacas,Fox, Jose Liana 95-3 Lee, RonaldSanchez-Romero, Miguel CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

95-1 95-1 95-1* 97 97 96-4 96-4 96-4 96-4* 96-3 96-3 96-3* 96-2* 96-1 96-1 96-1* 96 96 95-4 95-4* 95-3 95-3* 95-2 95-2*

Clark Gray Ning Hsieh Food SecurityinAfrica Chicago Howe Melissa Wong S. Jaclyn The SocialContext ofElderMistreatment University Kim Joeun Husbands’ Economic DependencyandAllostatic Load at Midlife LyonsHeidi A. Relationship Status, Sexual Behavior, and Well-being ofOlderAdults State University Gwendolyn Zugarek Comparison ofCohabitation and Remarriage Union Type, Relationship Quality, andHealthinLater Life: A Family Relationships andHealthinLater Life Madison Jingying He Multigenerational Wealth Transmission What Part oftheLadderIsWidening?Effect Heterogeneity of Liana Fox Why HasPoverty Increased Since2015? Deconstructing Poverty Rates Amongthe65-and-Older Population: WU) Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital (IIASA, VID/OEAW, Lee Ronald Pension Outcomes andLifetime Income Overview oftheRelationship ofHeterogeneity inLife Expectancy to Urban Institute Damir Cosic Distribution of Retirement Income Growing Wage Inequality, theMinimumWage, andtheFuture Amelia Karraker Valerie Mueller —Plaza BallroomF —Plaza Court1 , , ; , U.S. CensusBureau Jonathan Daw University ofNorthCarolinaat ChapelHill , , Michigan State University , University of Wisconsin–Madison , Urban Institute enyvna tt University State Pennsylvania , , Oakland University nvriy f aiona Berkeley California, of University ; National Opinion Research Center Research Opinion National , Susan L.Brown nvriy f Chicago of University , Bowling Green State University , , Arizona State University , National Institute onAging(NIA) Pennsylvania State University ; Richard W. Johnson ; Jose Pacas , Bowling GreenState University ; anh Breslau Hannah , University ofMinnesota Thursday pm 5:00pm–6:30 ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; Xiaomao Li ac Luke Nancy , ; Urban Institute Eloesa McSorley Eloesa ; ; MatthewR. Wright iul Sanchez-Romero Miguel , , University of Wisconsin– nvriy f Chicago of University , enyvna State Pennsylvania ; Karen E. Smith , University of University , Arkansas ; , , Thursday 5:00 pm–6:30 pm 97-1 — 98-4

5:00 pm–6:30 pm — Plaza Court 8 97-1 Climate Variability and Health in Extremely Vulnerable Communities: Investigating Variations in Surface Water Availability,

Vegetation, and Food Insecurity in the Sahel Thursday Program Husak,McNally,Davenport,Grace, KathrynGreg Amy Frank 97-197-1* Kathryn Grace, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities; Frank Davenport, University of California, Santa Barbara; Amy McNally, NASA; Greg Husak, University of California, Santa Barbara 97-2 Spatial and Temporal Variation in Undernutrition Among Women in Ethiopia: A Multilevel Analysis Sparks,Bitew, Fikrewold Corey 97-297-2* Fikrewold Bitew, University of Texas at San Antonio; Corey S. Sparks, University of Texas at San Antonio 97-3 Women’s Position, Birth Order and Child Nutritional Status in Ethiopia Bras,Mandemakers, Hilde Jornt 97-397-3* Jornt Mandemakers, Utrecht University; Hilde Bras, Wageningen University Research 97-4 Rural-Urban Connectivity and Household Food Security: A Longitudinal Study of Informal Settlements in Nairobi, Kenya Wamukoya,Mberu,Ndegwa,Curtis,Madhavan, JohnBlessing David Sangeetha Marylene 97-497-4* Sangeetha Madhavan, University of Maryland, College Park; John W. Curtis, Independent Consultant; David Ndegwa, Independent Consultant; Blessing Mberu, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC); Marylene Wamukoya, African Health and Population Research Center

98 Household Environment and Health: Examples From India

Das Gupta, Monica 98 DISCUSSANT: Monica Das Gupta, University of Maryland

Vanneman, Reeve 98 CHAIR: Reeve Vanneman, University of Maryland, College Park Topic 8. Population, Development and Environment 5:00 pm–6:30 pm — Plaza Court 5 98-1 Effect of Household Indoor Air Pollution on Health: Evidence From National-Level Large-Scale Cross-Sectional Survey in India Islam, Samarul 98-1* Samarul Islam, International Institute for Population Sciences 98-2 Where There Is Smoke: Gender, Neighborhood Externalities, and Adult Respiratory Health in India Gupta, Aashish 98-2* Aashish Gupta, University of Pennyslvania 98-3 Women’s Bargaining Agency and Household Adoption of Environmental Health Behaviors: Evidence from India Das, Ipsita 98-3* Ipsita Das, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 98-4 Improved Sanitation Facility, Open Defecation and Child Health in India: Evidences From Recent Round of National Family Health Survey (NFHS-4) Dixit,Ranjan,Banerjee,Dwivedi, Priyanka Mukesh Laxmi Kajori 98-498-4* Laxmi Dwivedi, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Kajori Banerjee, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Mukesh Ranjan, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS); Priyanka Dixit, Tata Institute of Social Sciences

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 149 Thursday Program 5:00 pm–6:30pm Topic 6.MigrationandUrbanization Gubernskaya, Zoya Garcia, Marc 99 99-1 —100-4 150 Fiorio,Ellis, Mark Lee Foster, Thomas 100-4 Yu, Zhou 100-3 McDonald, Ted 100-2 Yoshida, Yoko 100-1 5:00 pm–6:30pm Topic 13.Invited Sessions Haan, Michael Pew Research Center Passel,Orrenius, Jeffrey Pia 100 Heiland, FrankSheftel, Mara 99-4 Liu, Kayuet 99-3 Savinar,Hale, JoMhairi Hamilton, Erin Robin 99-2 Engelman, Michal Ye, Leafia 99-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANTS: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

99 99 100-4 100-4 100-4* 100-3* 100-2* 100-1* 100 100 100 99-4 99-4* 99-3* 99-2 99-2 99-2* 99-1 99-1*

Zoya Gubernskaya Michael Haan Fiorio Foster B. Thomas IRS Administrative andCensusSurvey Records Foreign-born andNative-born Migration inthe U.S.: Evidence From Zhou Yu Internal Migration ofImmigrants Ted McDonald Administrative Medicare Registry Data Immigrant Retention inNew Brunswick, Canada:AnAnalysis using Yoko Yoshida Findings From theLongitudinalImmigration Database (IMDB) Transition to AdulthoodofChildand Youth Immigrants to Canada: United States Immigration andAdministrative Data inCanadaandthe York (CUNY) Sheftel Getz Mara Advantage That Reverses From Working to OldAge? Disability Crossover: IsThere aHispanicImmigrant Health Kayuet Liu Analysis of7.6MillionDeath Records From California, 1980–2013 Are Undocumented Immigrants More Likely to DieUnnaturally? An for DemographicResearch HamiltonErin Farm Workers Health DisparitiesAmongDocumented andUndocumented U.S. Wisconsin–Madison Engelman Michal Disparities: TheCaseofDiabetes Immigrant HealthDifferential intheContext ofRacialand Ethnic Immigrant HealthandMortality intheUnited States Marc Garcia , University ofWashington Pia Orrenius , —Governor’s Square16 —Governor’s Square12 University ofUtah , University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles , , , Dalhousie University , University of California, Davis California, of University University ofWestern Ontario University ofNew Brunswick , , , U.S. Census Bureau Census U.S. , nvriy f Wisconsin–Madison of University Graduate Center,Graduate CUNY , University atAlbany, SUNY University ofTexas Medical Branch , Federal Reserve BankofDallas ; Robin Savinar ; Mark Ellis Mark , University ofCalifornia, Davis ; Thursday pm 5:00pm–6:30 Frank Heiland Frank ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Jo Mhairi Hale Mhairi Jo , University of Washington of University ; Leafia Zi Ye Zi Leafia , ; City University of New of University City Jeffrey Passel , Max Planck InstitutePlanck Max , nvriy of University , ; Lee Thursday 5:00 pm–6:30 pm 101-1 — 102-2

101 Low Fertility and Childlessness Boertien, Diederik 101 DISCUSSANT: Diederik Boertien, Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics

Andersson, Gunnar 101 CHAIR: Gunnar Andersson, Stockholm University Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Thursday Program 5:00 pm–6:30 pm — Governor’s Square 10 101-1 Does Pro-Natalist Cash Transfer Work? Evidence From Local Programs in South Korea Kim, Wookun 101-1* Wookun Kim, University of California, Los Angeles 101-2 Better an Egg Today Than a Stork Tomorrow? Risk Aversion and Fertility Decisions in Italy Bellani,Arpino, BrunoDaniela 101-2101-2* Bruno Arpino, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Daniela Bellani, Universitat Pompeu Fabra 101-3 Does Broadband Internet Affect Fertility? Stella,Giuntella,Billari, LucaFrancesco Osea 101-3101-3* Francesco C. Billari, Bocconi University; Osea Giuntella, University of Pittsburgh; Luca Stella, Bocconi University 101-4 Putting Trade and Births Together: Estimating the Effects of Globalization on Fertility Sartori,Palladino,Mencarini,Aassve,Chiocchio, MatteoArnstein Marco FrancescoLetizia 101-4101-4* Arnstein Aassve, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi University; Francesco Chiocchio, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi University; Letizia Mencarini, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi University; Marco Guido Palladino, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi University; Matteo Sartori, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi University

102 Mathematical Demography Alexander, Monica 102 DISCUSSANT: Monica Alexander, University of California, Berkeley

Goldstein, Joshua 102 CHAIR: Joshua Goldstein, University of California, Berkeley Topic 10. Data and Methods 5:00 pm–6:30 pm — Plaza Court 2 102-1 Cross-Sectional Demographic Indexes Versus Forward and New Backward Indexes? Saito,Giudici,Shi,Brouard, Yao-Chi Yasuhiko Cristina Nicolas 102-1102-1* Nicolas Brouard, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Yao-Chi Shi, University of Massachusetts Boston; Cristina Giudici, Sapienza University of Rome; Yasuhiko Saito, Nihon University 102-2 Average Life Expectancy and Life Years Lost Erlangsen,Canudas-Romo, Annette Vladimir 102-2102-2* Vladimir Canudas-Romo, Australian National University; Annette Erlangsen, Danish Research Institute for Suicide Prevention

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 151 Thursday Program 102-4 Cohen, Joel MarcusMissov,Ebeling, Rau, Roland Trifon 102-3 102-3 —104-2 152 Holland, JenniferPerelli-Harris,Permyakova, Brienna Natalia 104-2 Craig, LynChurchill, Brendan 104-1 5:00 pm–6:30pm Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households,andUnions Nitsche, Natalie Margolis, Rachel 104 Pan,Chandrasekhar,Breza, Mengjie McCormick, Tyler Emily Arun 103-4 Lockhart, Jeffrey 103-3 Blumenstock,Toomet, Joshua Ott 103-2 Mouw,Merli, Giovanna Ted 103-1 5:00 pm–6:30pm Topic 10.Data andMethods Almquist, Zack Adams, Jimi 103 Schmertmann, Carl Hauer, Mathew CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Natalie Nitsche Zack Almquist University ofSouthampton Permyakova V. Natalia How Does DadFare Whenthe KidsLeave theNest? Melbourne Craig Lyn Parenting Stress andLabor Force Transitions Parental Well-being McCormick Breza Emily Structure WithoutNetwork Data Using Aggregated Relational Data to Feasibly Identify Network Jeffrey W. Lockhart Climate Demographics ofCulture: UsingNetworks to StudyLGBTQ Campus California, Berkeley Toomet Siim Ott Choice inSocialNetwork Segregation Using Large-Scale Communication Data to ModelOpportunityand Chapel Hill Merli Giovanna Hard-to-Reach Populations: LessonsLearned Data Collection for Network SamplingApproaches for Rare and Network Analysis inDemography University Hauer E. Mathew Fertility Rates From Age-Sex Distributions A Scale- andTime-Independent Technique for Estimating Total Research Research Demographic Research Rau Roland Application ofQueueingTheory How Often DoestheOldest Person Alive Die?ADemographic Rachel Margolis Jimi Adams ; ; —Plaza BallroomA —Plaza Court7 , Joel E.Cohen acs Ebeling Marcus , nvriy f e Suh Wales South New of University , , University ofWashington Harvard University Harvard University of Rostock and Max Planck Institute for Demographic for Institute Planck Max and Rostock of University , University ofMinnesota–Twin Cities , , Wittgenstein Centre VID/ÖAW, (IIASA, WU) , ue University Duke nvriy f Washington of University , , , University ofColorado, Denver University ofMichigan nvriy f Georgia of University ; , , , The Rockefeller UniversityandColumbia rfn . Missov I. Trifon nvriy f Southampton of University University ofWestern Ontario ; , Jennifer Holland A. University of Rostock and Max Planck Institute for Institute Planck Max and Rostock of University ; Arun Chandrasekhar Arun ; e Mouw Ted ; Mengjie Pan , Max Planck Institute for Demographic for Institute Planck Max ; Thursday pm 5:00pm–6:30 al . Schmertmann P. Carl ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; oha Blumenstock Joshua , , rna Churchill Brendan University ofSouthampton nvriy f ot Crln at Carolina North of University , University ofWashington ; , ren G Perelli-Harris G. Brienna Stanford University Stanford , , , nvriy of University lrd State Florida nvriy of University ; Tyler , Thursday 5:00 pm–6:30 pm 104-3 — 106-3

104-3 Multiple-Partner Fertility and Depression in Young Adulthood Hays, Jake 104-3* Jake Hays, The Ohio State University 104-4 Partner Status, Income Change, and Maternal Depression Olson,Prickett,Cavanagh, Julie Kate Shannon 104-4104-4* Shannon Cavanagh, University of Texas; Kate C. Prickett, University of Chicago;

Julie Skalamera Olson, University of Texas Thursday Program 105 Race/Ethnicity and Family Maralani, Vida 105 DISCUSSANT: Vida Maralani, Cornell University

Raley, Kelly 105 CHAIR: Kelly Raley, University of Texas at Austin Topic 5. Gender, Race and Ethnicity 5:00 pm–6:30 pm — Plaza Court 3 105-1 Individual Preferences Under Structural Constraints: An Agent-Based Model for Inter-racial/Ethnic Mate-Search Heuristics in the United States Zhou, Yun 105-1* Yun Zhou, Brown University 105-2 Racial Discrimination in the Marriage Market? An exploration of Swedish Adoption Data Elwert, Annika 105-2* Annika Elwert, Lund University 105-3 Life Course Analysis of Mixed-Race Coupling Gabriel,Barker, Hilary Ryan 105-3105-3* Hilary Barker, Brown University; Ryan Gabriel, Brigham Young University 105-4 Parent-Child Monetary Exchanges in African American and Immigrant Families During the Transition to Adulthood Lanuza, Yader 105-4* Yader R. Lanuza, University of Miami 106 Residential Mobility and Segregation Besbris, Max 106 DISCUSSANT: Max Besbris, Rice University

Roberto, Elizabeth 106 CHAIR: Elizabeth Roberto, Princeton University Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 5:00 pm–6:30 pm — Governor’s Square 17 106-1 Door-to-Door Demographics: The Similarities and Differences Among American Neighbors Folch,Spielman,Fowler, David Christopher Seth 106-1106-1* Christopher S. Fowler, Pennsylvania State University; Seth Spielman, University of Colorado Boulder; David Folch, Florida State University 106-2 Making Moves: If and for Whom Does Affirmative Rental Marketing Support Racial Integration in a Chicago Suburb? Crabbe,Christianson,Helmuth,Krysan, MariaRowena Allison Deanna 106-2106-2* Allison Suppan Helmuth, University of Illinois at Chicago; Deanna Christianson, University of Illinois at Chicago; Maria Krysan, University of Illinois at Chicago; Rowena Crabbe, University of Illinois at Chicago 106-3 White Spatial Integration? Residential Mobility and Segregation in a Multiracial Society Taquino,Lichter,Parisi, Domenico Daniel Michael 106-3106-3* Domenico Parisi, Mississippi State University; Daniel T. Lichter, Cornell University; Michael Taquino, Mississippi State University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 153 Thursday Program Vignoli, Daniele 107 AmyCrowder,Spring, YingSouth, Scott Huang, Kyle 106-4 106-4 —108-2 154 Cortes,Antman, Kalena Francisca 108-2 Faber, Jacob 108-1 5:00 pm–6:30pm Topic 7.Economy, LaborForce, andInequality Cook, Lisa Casey, Marcus 108 Hao Dong, 107-4 Potter,Azevedo,Schmertmann, Carl Marta Joseph 107-3 Mencarini, LetiziaLuppi, Francesca Conzo,Aassve, Arnstein Piero 107-2 Wesolowski,Billingsley,Neyer, Katharina Sunnee Gerda 107-1 5:00 pm–6:30pm Topic 1.Fertility, Family Planning,Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Kluesener, Sebastian CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Lisa Cook Sebastian Kluesener University Francisca M. Antman The Long-RunImpactsofMexican-American SchoolDesegregation Jacob WilliamFaber Corporation’s LongShadow Redlined Yesterday andRedlined Today: TheHomeOwners Loan The LongShadow ofAmerican Slavery andJimCrow Hao Dong From East AsianHouseholdRegistration Data, 1678–1945 Extended Family andReproductive Success:Comparative Evidence Austin Schmertmann Azevedo Marta Analysis ofthe2010Census Bocconi Cultural Determinants ofIndigenous Fertility inBrazil: ABayesian Policy, Public and Dynamics Social on University Research for Centre Dondena AlbertoCarlo Collegio and University Bocconi Policy, Aassve Arnstein Culture, Institutions, andContemporary FertilityDynamicsin Europe Katharina Wesolowski Sunnee Billingsley Childbearing: ALongitudinalMicro-Data Analysis The Influence of Family Policies in21Countries on Women´s Spatial andContextual Effects on Fertility Amy Spring Ying Huang Other-Race Neighbors, 2001–2011 A Decomposition of Trends inBlacks’ andWhites’ Exposure to Marcus Casey Daniele Vignoli , —Plaza Court6 —Plaza BallroomD , Michigan State University Princeton University , , University at Albany, SUNY Georgia State University , lrd Sae University State Florida , , , odn Cnr fr eerh n oil yais n Public and Dynamics Social on Research for Centre Dondena nvriae saul e apns (UNICAMP) Campinas de Estadual Universidade Stockholm University , , New York University , , University of Colorado Boulder , Max PlanckInstitute for Demographic Research University ofIllinoisatChicago , Stockholm University Università degliStudidiFirenze ; ; Piero Conzo Piero FrancescaLuppi ; Kyle Crowder ; , ; Scott J. South ; “Cognetti de Martiis”, University of Turin University Martiis”, de “Cognetti oeh . Potter E. Joseph Gerda Ruth Neyer , Thursday pm 5:00pm–6:30 BocconiUniversity PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting , ; University ofWashington Kalena E. Cortes , University at Albany, SUNY , , nvriy f ea at Texas of University Stockholm University ; Letizia MencariniLetizia , Texas A&M ; al P. Carl ; ; , Thursday 5:00 pm–7:15 pm 108-3 — 109-4

108-3 Migration and Exposure to Different Ideas About Race: Clarifying the Link Between History and Contemporary Racial Classification Among Black-White Households Casarez,Bratter,O’Connell, JeniferRaul Heather 108-3108-3* Heather A. O’Connell, Louisiana State University; Jenifer Bratter, Rice University;

Raul S. Casarez, Rice University Thursday Program 108-4 Public Hospitals and Black-White Health Gap Tian, Yuan 108-4* Yuan Tian, University of California, Los Angeles 109 Detailed Morbidities and Causes of Death:Creative Approaches, Underused Data Sources

Wagner, Brandon 109 DISCUSSANT: Brandon Wagner, Princeton University

Daw, Jonathan 109 CHAIR: Jonathan Daw, Pennsylvania State University Topic 4. Health and Mortality 5:00 pm–7:15 pm — Plaza Ballroom E 109-1 Correlates and Consequences of American War Casualties in World War I Burda,Roberts, Lex Evan 109-1109-1* Evan Roberts, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities; Lex Burda, University of Minnesota 109-2 Intragenerational Social Mobility and Cause-Specific Premature Mortality Bryngelson,Billingsley, Sunnee Anna 109-2109-2* Sunnee Billingsley, Stockholm University; Anna Bryngelson, Stockholm University 109-3 Investigating the Early-Life Determinants of Type-II Diabetes Using Project Talent–Medicare-Linked Data Lapham,Huang,Strombotne,Horner, AlisonElizabeth Susan Kiersten 109-3109-3* Elizabeth Horner, American Institutes for Research; Kiersten L. Strombotne, American Institutes for Research; Alison R. Huang, American Institutes for Research; Susan Lapham, American Institutes for Research 109-4 Socioeconomic Disparities in the Health Consequences of the September 11 Terrorist Attacks Todd, Megan 109-4* Megan Todd, Columbia University

Thursday, April 26, 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Early Career Demographers Reception Windows

Thursday, April 26, 8:30 pm – 10:30 pm PAA Memorial Service Plaza Court 7

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Fenaba Addo Fenaba Mothers Unintended Fertility, Wealth, and Wealth Trajectories of U.S. Adult Apoorva Jadhav Fabic Short Madeleine To Contracept orNotto Contracept: What’s inaQuestion? Kwak Eunhye The Effect oftheMotherhood Penalty onFirst BirthDecisions Snieder University of Oxford Stulp Renske Verweij Genetic andSociodemographic Influences onChildlessness Fielding SchoolofPublicHealth Angeles Los California, of College University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles Gipson D. Jessica Reproductive HealthBehaviors AmongTibetan Nomadic Women University Parashar Sangeeta Structural Violence Gender Differences in HIV Testing inHaiti:Stigma, Knowledge, and Harper Rasolofomanana Illinois of University Comfort B. Alison Evidence From aRandomized Experiment inMadagascar Health Workers BringNew Clients to Reproductive HealthServices? Does theAvailability ofHomePregnancy Tests From Community John Neetu A. Years Among Currently Married/Partnered Ethiopian Women Aged 18–45 The Role ofRelationship QualityinPromoting Contraceptive Use Reproductive Health2 Fertility, SexualFamily Planning, Behavior, and Margaret Gough Rethinking ShotgunMarriage SUNY , nvriy f Groningen of University , ; , University ofCalifornia, SanFrancisco Lumo Tsering University Medical Center Groningen —Plaza Exhibit , , , University ofIllinoisatUrbana-Champaign University of Wisconsin–Madison of University International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) , , , University of Groningen , FRIDAY,APRIL 27 U.S. Agencyfor International Development (USAID) University of La Verne , Institut National de Santé Publique et Communautaire et Publique Santé de National Institut , , ; nvriy f aiona Ls Angeles Los California, of University ; Guang Guo nvriy f aiona Sn Francisco San California, of University otli Sae University State Montclair , aa E K Bradley K. E. Sarah Tso-Ngon Tibetan Medical College , ; U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Development International for Agency U.S. Tabashir Nobari Tabashir ; ; ,

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P6 Reconceptualization of Contraceptive Need Hayford,Chipeta,Turner,Shoben,Huber,Norris, SarahAlisonAbigail AbbyEffieSarah P6P6* Alison Norris, The The The Ohio State University; Sarah Huber, The Ohio State University; Abby Shoben, The Ohio State University; Abigail Turner, The Ohio State University; Effie Chipeta, Malawi College of Medicine; Sarah Hayford, The Ohio State University P6 Developing and Testing Novel Measures of Misoprostol Use for Induced Abortion: Comparing the List Experiment and Face-to-Face Interviews in a Population With Known Misoprostol Outcomes in Karachi, Pakistan Shabbir,Rifaqat,Pearson, AliyaGhulam Erin P6P6* Erin Pearson, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health; Aliya Rifaqat, Ipas Pakistan; Ghulam Shabbir, Ipas Pakistan P6 Provider Experience and Postpartum Intrauterine Device Expulsion and Removal 4–12 Weeks Postpartum: Evidence From Nepal Shah,Thapa,Maharjan,Puri,Pradhan,Pearson, Mahesh Iqbal Kusum ErinElina Manju P6P6* Erin Pearson, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health; Elina Pradhan, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health; Mahesh Chandra Puri, Center for Research on Environment, Health and Population Activities (CREHPA); Manju Maharjan, Center for Research on Environment, Health and Population Activities (CREHPA); Kusum Thapa, Nepal Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (NESOG); Iqbal Shah, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health P6 Miscarriages and Terminated Pregnancies: Quality and Consistency of DHS Reproductive Calendars Meijer-Irons,MacQuarrie, KerryJacqueline P6P6* Kerry MacQuarrie, The DHS Program (Avenir Health); Jacqueline Meijer-Irons,

University of Washington Friday Program P6 Did Christian Women Lead Fertility Decline in South Korea? Yoo,Agadjanian, Sam Hyun Victor P6P6* Sam Hyun Yoo, Kongju National University; Victor Agadjanian, University of Kansas P6 Sibship Size in Low-Fertility Countries Over the Twentieth Century: Declining Social Disparities? Monden,Choi,Praeg, Seongsoo Patrick Christiaan P6P6* Patrick Praeg, University of Oxford; Seongsoo Choi, Sungkyunkwan University; Christiaan W. S. Monden, University of Oxford P6 Running Against the Clock: Postponement and Recuperation of Childbearing Across Unions Brzozowska,Beaujouan,Buber-Ennser, Eva Zuzanna Isabella P6P6* Isabella Buber-Ennser, Wittgenstein Centre; Eva Beaujouan, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU); Zuzanna Brzozowska, Vienna Institute of Demography / Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) P6 Ideational Change in the Midst of Fertility Transition: Data From Kilifi County, Kenya Munar,Edberg,Rimal,Gichangi,Thiongo,Sedlander,Bingenheimer, Rajiv WolfgangMark Mary Peter Erica Jeffrey P6P6* Jeffrey B. Bingenheimer, George Washington University; Erica Sedlander, George Washington University; Mary Thiongo, International Center for Reproductive Health, Kenya; Peter Gichangi, International Centre for Reproductive Health, Kenya; Rajiv Rimal, George Washington University; Mark Edberg, George Washington University; Wolfgang Munar, George Washington University P6 A Bayesian Approach on Reconstructing Multistate Population and Education-Specific Fertility Rates Goujon,VinuéAbel,Yildiz, Guy DilekVisús, Anne Guillermo P6P6* Dilek Yildiz, Vienna Institute of Demography; Guy Abel, Asian Demographic Research Institute, Shanghai University; Guillermo Vinué Visús, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU); Anne Goujon, Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital

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Université CatholiquedeLouvain Haq Atiqul Md Shah Bangladesh Extreme Weather Events and Fertility Differentials and Trendsin Nicoletta Balbo in Italian MunicipalitiesDuringthe Great Recession Fertility Drain or Fertility Gain?The Effect ofEmigration on Fertility Martin Kolk Level Fertility Histories Evidence ofChangingGenderPreferences From 200Years ofMicro Sex Compositionand Parity Progression in Sweden and Taiwan: Massachusetts Amherst Brown Health Avenir Stover Cahill Niamh Methods intheWorld’s Poorest Countries Prevalence: Unmet Needfor andDemandSatisfied WithModern Probabilistic Assessment of Trends inModernContraceptive Will theFamily Planning2020Initiative Achieve ItsGoal?A University ofWisconsin–Madison Koning Stephanie Patterns of Perinatal Risk at theIntersection ofRaceand Poverty Using anIntersectionality-Based Approach to Investigate Social Meghan Gallagher Zambian Provinces The Influence of Religiosity onAbortion Perceptions in Three Alkema Williamson Jessica Cahill Niamh Recent Trends in Contraceptive Use Using Family Statistics PlanningService to Inform the Estimation of Disha Tewari Gupta Reproductive Healthof Women inVillages ofUttar Pradesh Husband’s Participation: AGender Analysis toUnderstand Lincoln University Johnson Katherine Careers Density andComplexity: Analyzing U.S. Women’s Reproductive Signe Svallfors Conflict andContraception inColombia , , , vnr Health Avenir University ofMassachusetts Amherst il Mlna ae Foundation Gates Melinda & Bill ; Arthur Greil , Stockholm University , , ; , nvriy olg Dublin College University nvriy olg Dublin College University , Stockholm University Bocconi University hcu Wei Chuchu , , , , , Johns HopkinsUniversity Institute for HumanDevelopment (IHD) vnr Health Avenir , uae University Tulane ; nvriy f Wisconsin–Madison of University nvrié ahlqe e Louvain de Catholique Université , ihle Weinberger Michelle Alfred University , University of Massachusetts Amherst Massachusetts of University ; ; Yen-hsin Cheng ; Massimo Anelli ; ml Sonneveldt Emily Sunnee Billingsley ; ; ; ; Julia McQuillan aia . Shreffler M. Karina ml Sonneveldt Emily ihle Weinberger Michelle PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting , ; vnr Health Avenir Leontine Alkema Leontine Friday am 8:00am–9:30 , , Academia Sinica Bocconi University , , ; vnr Health Avenir , Stockholm University ; University of Nebraska– rn D Schoumaker D. Bruno , ; eoa Ehrenthal Deborah vnr Health Avenir esc Williamson Jessica , kaoa State Oklahoma , , vnr Health Avenir nvriy of University ; ; Leontine Joseph ; John ; , , , Friday 8:00 am–9:30 am P6

P6 Postponement of Births in Brazil: Is It Time to Think About Recovery? Rios-Neto,Quaresma,Miranda-Ribeiro, EduardoGuilherme Adriana P6P6* Adriana Miranda-Ribeiro, Centro de Desenvolvimento e Planejamento Regional (CEDEPLAR); Guilherme Quaresma, Federal University of Minas Gerais; Eduardo L. G. Rios-Neto, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) P6 Condom Use at Last Sex Among Single Boys and Young Men in Ethiopia: The Effect of Descriptive and Normative Norms Ismail,Erulkar,Tobey,Jain, Aparna ElizabethHussein Annabel P6P6* Aparna Jain, Population Council; Elizabeth Tobey, Population Council; Annabel Erulkar, Population Council; Hussein Ismail, Population Council P6 Accumulated Income and Fertility Kolk, Martin P6* Martin Kolk, Stockholm University P6 The Influence of Premarital Coresidence With Parents and Family Income on Transition to First Marriage in South Korea Cha,Kim, HyungminJoongbaeck P6P6* Joongbaeck Kim, Kyung Hee University; Hyungmin Cha, University of Texas at Austin P6 Which Law? Separating the Impact of Two Parental Involvement in Abortion Laws on Minors’ Sexual Behavior Meyerhofer, Pamela P6* Pamela Meyerhofer, Cornell University P6 Spousal and Household Characteristics Associated With Women’s Fertility in Sub-Saharan Africa Akinyemi,Banjo, Olufunmilayo Joshua P6P6* Olufunmilayo Olufunmilola Banjo, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife; Joshua O.

Akinyemi, University of Ibadan Friday Program P6 Determining Ideal Frequency of a Family Planning Survey Using a Mixed-Methods Approach: A Case Study From an Evaluation of PMA2020 Fischer,Faherty,DaVanzo, ShiraLaura Julie P6P6* Laura J. Faherty, RAND Corporation; Shira H. Fischer, RAND Corporation; Julie DaVanzo, RAND Corporation P6 Male Intention, Behavior, and Attitudes in Times of Zika Guedes,Coutinho,Firmino, GilvanBruna Raquel P6P6* Bruna Daniele Ribeiro Firmino, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais; Raquel Coutinho, Centro de Desenvolvimento e Planejamento Regional; Gilvan R. Guedes, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais P6 Fertility Intentions, Contraceptive Use, and Unmet Need: Longitudinal Examination of Changing Intentions and Behaviors in Urban Senegal Lance,Speizer,Escamilla, Peter Ilene Veronica P6P6* Veronica Escamilla, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Ilene S. Speizer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Peter M. Lance, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P6 Annoying Infant—Helpful Adult: Do Costs and Benefits of Children Change as Kids Get Older and What Does It Have to Do With Voluntary Childlessness? Mynarska,Timoszuk, SylwiaMonika P6P6* Monika Mynarska, Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University; Sylwia Timoszuk, Warsaw School of Economics

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San Francisco Francisco San California, of University Ralph J. Lauren Women Reporting onIncident Pregnancies inaLongitudinal Studyof U.S. Comparing Prospective Versus Retrospective Pregnancy Intention Massy Mutumba Sexual andReproductive HealthAmongAdolescents inUrban Slums The Context ofSexual DebutandLong-Term Consequencesfor L.ThorsenMaggie Shifting Influences of Pregnancy onUnion Formation and Stability (Avenir Health) Allen Courtney Marital Indicators Characterizing Youth Age 10–19UsingDHSData Wiktoria Wroblewska 18: TheExample ofPolish Students Religiosity Differences in Transition toFirst Intercourse Before Age Carolina Downing Jae Adults, 2014–2016 Cognitive DeclineandHealthDisparitiesof Sexual MinorityOlder McGill University Majid Farhan Cash Transfers, Fertility, and Women’s Empowerment Isabel Musse Introduction ofHealthClinicsandPregnancy Uncertainty and Population Activities(CREHPA) Institute Guttmacher (CREHPA) Activities Population and Health Environment, on Aparna Sundaram Women Costs andBenefits ofMeeting theContraceptive NeedsofNepalese University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill Anderson Seri Perceived Infertility Characterizing Pregnancy Scares andTheirAssociation With and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) Alter George Contemporary Populations andChild Starting, Stopping, Replacement inHistorical and University ofGhana University Mawuli Komla Kushitor Biney E. A. Adriana Community Members intheNorthernRegion, Ghana Being Ready, andAble:Family Willing, Planning DiscussionsAmong ; John KokuJohn Awoonor-Williams , , , , University ofIllinoisatUrbana-Champaign University of South Carolina South of University University of Michigan of University , ; ie University Rice , Lindsay Mallick nvriy f ot Crln a Cae Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University , , h DS Program/ICF DHS The , nvriy f aiona Sn Francisco San California, of University University ofMichigan , Guttmacher Institute Montana State University ; , , Kusum Wagle Kusum nvriy f Ghana of University Warsaw SchoolofEconomics , nvriy f Ghana of University ; ; Aisha Dasgupta , oi Laszlo Sonia The DHSProgram/Avenir Health ; Kate Castle , ; Center for Research on Environment, Health Environment, on Research for Center ; Estelle McLean Estelle Corinne H. Rocca H. Corinne ; ; Mahesh Chandra Puri , er MacQuarrie Kerry Ghana Health Service Health Ghana ; ; Elizabeth Crouch Elizabeth PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting aia Wright Kalifa , , , cil University McGill United Nations Population Division Guttmacher Institute Friday am 8:00am–9:30 ; ae F Phillips F. James , London School of Hygiene of School London , ; University of California, of University , in Gen Foster Greene Diana ; ; ouba University Columbia , , Ayana Douglas-Hall Ayana aoy T Halpern T. Carolyn , University of South of University Center for Research h DS Program DHS The ; ; AyagaBawah A. Laëtitia Renée Laëtitia , Columbia ; , , , , , Friday 8:00 am–9:30 am P6

P6 The Healthcare Context of Abortion-Related Morbidity and Mortality: A Comparative Analysis Across 10 Countries Biddlecom,Owolabi, Onikepe Ann P6P6* Onikepe Owolabi, Guttmacher Institute; Ann Biddlecom, Guttmacher Institute P6 Maintaining High Fertility in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Role of Men Kiragu,Sonzia Teutsong,Ann Marie-Audrey P6P6* Marie-Audrey Sonzia Teutsong, Université de Bretagne Occidentale; Ann Kiragu, Centre de Recherche de l’institut de Démographie, Université Paris 1 Panthéon- Sorbonne P6 Fertility Transition and Pace of Fertility Decline: Evidence From 201 Countries and Areas Schmid,Lay,Kisambira,Andreev, Kyaw Karoline Kirill Kyaw Stephen P6P6* Kirill F. Andreev, United Nations; Stephen Kisambira, United Nations; Kyaw Kyaw Lay, United Nations; Karoline Schmid, United Nations P6 Fertility and Educational Pairing in Latin America: An Analysis Through Cohort Fertility Oliveira,MonteiroCampos deMaria da Lima, Silva, Coleta Everton José Henrique P6P6* José Henrique Costa Monteiro da Silva, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP); Everton E. C. Campos de Lima, Mater semper certa est Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas Núcleo de Estudos de População (IFCH-NEPO); Maria Coleta Ferreira Albino Oliveira, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP) P6 Teenage Abortion Beneficiaries and Adulthood Education and Economic Attainment Sanders,Myers,Everett, Kyl JessicaBethany P6P6* Bethany G. Everett, University of Utah; Kyl Myers, University of Utah; Jessica N. Sanders, University of Utah

P6 Is There Stalled Fertility Decline in Ghana? The Impact of Education Friday Program and Fertility Timing Lam,Owoo, David Nkechi P6P6* Nkechi Srodah Owoo, University of Ghana; David Lam, University of Michigan P6 Fertility Intentions and Behaviors in South Asia: Does Gendered Intended Sex Preference Matter? Goli,Rana, Srinivas Md Juel P6P6* Md Juel Rana, Jawaharlal Nehru University; Srinivas Goli, Jawaharlal Nehru University P6 Forced to Force-Feed? Gavage, Marriage and Sex in Mauritania Modile,Pendergast, Adenife Philip P6P6* Philip Pendergast, University of Colorado Boulder; Adenife Modile, University of Colorado Boulder P6 Probabilistic Projections of the Age-Specific Fertility Rates in India Verma, Anurag P6* Anurag Verma, Banaras Hindu University P6 Social Media as a Communication Tool for Improving Adolescents’ Sexual and Reproductive Health Odimegwu,Olamijuwon, Clifford Emmanuel P6P6* Emmanuel Olawale Olamijuwon, Institute for Health Measurement, Swaziland; Clifford O. Odimegwu, University of the Witwatersrand P6 The Gender Career Interruption Gap: Measuring the Cumulative Prevalence of Labor Force Dropout Due to Caregiving Dodini, Samuel P6* Samuel Dodini, Cornell University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 163 Friday Program Xavierde Araújo Aguirre,Calle Aguirre,Costa Maria Bezerra, Moisés Amaral, daSilva, Ernesto Wendella Adriel P6 P6 164 Gutierrez-Vazquez,Castro, Andres Edith P6 Grossman,Hopkins, Kristine Daniel White,Broussard, Kari Potter, Kathleen Joseph P6 Bhatnagar, Isha P6 Shpenev, Alexey P6 Russell, Stephen Pollitt,Mallory, Amanda Allen P6 Coney,Meijer-Irons,Curran, Sara Jacqueline Sarah P6 Martins, Verona,Vieira,Paulo Henrique Joice AnaPaula P6 Fox, Ashley P6 Fan,Vignau Loria,Maria Xinguang P6

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P6 The Paradox of Contraceptive Non-use and Family Size in Myanmar Gipson,Bornstein, Jessica Marta P6P6* Marta J Bornstein, University of California, Los Angeles; Jessica D. Gipson, University of California, Los Angeles P6 The Significance of Geographic Access on Modern Contraceptive: Is Distance Important in Kinshasa, DRC? Binanga,Anglewicz,Geneus,Bertrand,Hernandez,Babazadeh, ChristianArsene Jane Philip JulieSaleh P6P6* Saleh Babazadeh, Tulane University; Julie Hernandez, Tulane University; Jane Bertrand, Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine; Christian Geneus, Tulane University; Philip Anglewicz, Tulane University; Arsene Binanga, TILLC/Kinshasa P6 Future Contraceptive Intentions of Women Who Have an Unmet Need for Family Planning Becker,Moreau,Shankar, Stan MridulaCaroline P6P6* Mridula Shankar, Johns Hopkins University; Caroline Moreau, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Stan Becker, Johns Hopkins University P6 Parents’ Influence on Women’s Second Birth Intention in the Era of China’s Two-Child Policy Song,Zhao,Jin, Yongai MenghanJian P6P6* Yongai Jin, Renmin University of China; Menghan Zhao, University of Pennsylvania; Jian Song, Renmin University of China P6 The Spatial Variation and Correlates of Unmet Need of Family Planning in India: Implications for Program Singh,Jain, Ruchi Ajay P6P6* Ajay Kumar Singh, IPE Global; Ruchi Jain, National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER)

P6 Economic Returns to Fertility Decline in India: Analyzing the Data Friday Program From 2015–2100 Siddiqui, Mohammad Zahid P6* Mohammad Zahid Siddiqui, Jawaharlal Nehru University P6 Prevalence of HIV-Discordant Couples in Sub-Saharan Africa: What Has Changed Over the Last Decade? Denardo, Danielle P6* Danielle Denardo, P6 Son Preference, Birth Spacing, and Sex-Selective Abortions Portner, Claus P6* Claus C. Portner, Seattle University P6 Sociodemographic Patterning of “Consent” and Coercion in California’s State Eugenic Sterilization Program, 1936–1952 Stern,Lira,Novak, Natalie Alexandra Nicole P6P6* Nicole L. Novak, University of Iowa College of Public Health; Natalie Lira, University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign; Alexandra Minna Stern, University of Michigan P6 Utilization of Family Planning Methods Among Women Living With Disabilities in Wakiso District, Uganda Nasubo, Anna P6* Anna Nasubo, Makerere University School of Public Health P6 Contraceptive Access and Quality in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: A Midterm Process Evaluation of Community-Based Distributors Akilimali,Hernandez,Glover, Annie Pierre Julie P6P6* Annie L. Glover, Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine; Julie Hernandez, Tulane University; Pierre Akilimali, University of Kinshasa

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 165 Friday Program P6 Chipato,Madziyire,Sully, MugoveRiley, TsungaiMoore, Gerald Ann Elizabeth Taylor P6 110-1 —110-4 166 Segura,De, Prabal Raul 110-4 Burgard,Kalousova,Seelye, Sarah Lucie Sarah 110-3 Singelmann, Joachim Krotzer, Daniela 110-2 Lichter,Johnson, Kenneth Daniel 110-1 8:15 am–9:45am Topic 4.HealthandMortality Berry, E.Helen Marquez-Velarde, Guadalupe 110 Magadi,Onukwugha, Franklin Monica P6 Dekhtyar,Aradhya,Molitoris, Joseph Siddartha Serhiy P6 Bueno, Xiana P6 Bietsch, KristinWilliamson, Jessica CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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E. HelenBerry York (CUNY) PrabalDe Housing Shocks Physical HealthDisparitiesintheUnited States: Evidence From Identifying the Effects ofthe Great RecessiononMental and University Sarah M. Seelye Foreclosure andMental andPhysical Health The Moderating Effects ofNeighborhood Foreclosure on Recent University ofTexas atSanAntonio KrotzerDaniela Individuals WithFunctionalLimitations The Effects oftheGreat Recession (2007–2009) on Poverty Among University Johnson M. Kenneth Urban America Spiraling Down: TheEmergence ofDepopulation Across Rural and Continuing HealthConsequences oftheGreat Recession Franklin Onukwugha Among UnmarriedAdolescents inNigeria Community andState Level Factors Influencing Contraceptive Use Dekhtyar Molitoris Joseph Educational Performance in Sweden The Effects ofAge at First BirthandSpacingonChildren’s Xiana Bueno Views onFertility Three Decades ApartinSpain Fertility Decisionsin Transition: Highly-Educated YoungAdults’ Jessica L.Williamson Postpartum Contraceptive Use Trends intheRelationship Between PlaceofDelivery and Programme Programme Research Sully A. Ann M. Moore Providers andKey Stakeholders inZimbabwe Knowledge andAttitudes Towards Abortion FromHealth Care Guadalupe Marquez-Velarde , —Governor’s Square15 Guttmacher Institute Guttmacher , , ; Karolinska Institute City University of New YorkNew of University City (CUNY) Sarah Burgard A. , Harvard University Harvard , , , Utah State University Guttmacher Institute , The University of Texasof University The AntonioSan at , University ofMichigan ud University Lund , , , University ofHull Avenir Health ; nvriy f e Hampshire New of University sna Chipato Tsungai , University ofMichigan ; Mugove Gerald Madziyire Gerald Mugove ; ; ; idrh Aradhya Siddartha Kristin Bietsch Taylor Riley ; ; , Monica Akinyi Magadi Lucie Kalousova Texas AandMUniversity , PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; UZ-UCSF Collaborative Research Collaborative UZ-UCSF Raul SeguraRaul Friday am 8:15am–9:45 , Guttmacher Institute , Avenir Health ; ; ail . Lichter T. Daniel , Joachim Singelmann Joachim , ud University Lund , Nuffield College, Oxford , UZ-UCSF Collaborative UZ-UCSF City University of New of University City , University ofHull ; Elizabeth , ; Cornell Serhiy , The Friday 8:15 am–9:45 am 111-1 — 112-2

111 Dynamics of Contraceptive Methods Mixes in Developing Countries

Klein Hattori, Megan 111 DISCUSSANT: Megan Klein Hattori, University of Massachusetts Boston

Poulin, Michelle 111 CHAIR: Michelle Poulin, Stanford University Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 8:15 am–9:45 am — Plaza Ballroom A 111-1 Choice of Contraceptive Methods in Asian Countries: An Exploration into the Family Planning Programmes Das,Kundu, Bhaswati Aditi 111-1111-1* Aditi Kundu, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi; Bhaswati Das, Jawaharlal Nehru University 111-2 Contextual Influences on Use of Long-Acting and Permanent Family Planning Methods in Ethiopia Izugbara,Wado, Yohannes Chimaraoke 111-2111-2* Yohannes Dibaba Wado, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC); Chimaraoke O. Izugbara, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) 111-3 Trends and Dynamics of Traditional Method Use in Low-Income Countries Pullum,Bietsch,Staveteig,Gebreselassie, ThomasKristin Sarah Tesfayi 111-3111-3* Tesfayi Gebreselassie, ICF International; Sarah Staveteig, The DHS Program/Avenir Health; Kristin Bietsch, Avenir Health; Thomas Pullum, ICF International 111-4 Women’s Perspectives on Amenorrhea as a Contraceptive Side Friday Program Effect Speizer,Tolley,Callahan,Curtis,Mackenzie, Elizabeth SiânIlene Rebecca Amelia 111-4111-4* Amelia Mackenzie, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Gillings School of Global Public Health and FHI 360; Siân Curtis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Gillings School of Global Public Health; Rebecca Callahan, FHI 360; Elizabeth Tolley, FHI 360; Ilene S. Speizer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Gillings School of Global Public Health

112 Education and Employment Outcomes in Developing Countries

Wilde, Joshua 112 DISCUSSANT: Joshua Wilde, University of South Florida

Oh, Eunsil 112 CHAIR: Eunsil Oh, Harvard University Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 8:15 am–9:45 am — Plaza Court 6 112-1 The Links Between Women’s Employment and Children at Home: Regional Variations in Low and Middle-Income Countries McCarthy,Blanc,Bongaarts, Ann Katharine John 112-1112-1* John Bongaarts, Population Council; Ann Blanc, Population Council; Katharine McCarthy, Population Council 112-2 Women’s Labor Force Participation and Length of Breastfeeding in Four African Countries Sarkar,King,Gangestad,Boyle, Miriam ElizabethSula Greta 112-2112-2* Elizabeth Boyle, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities; Greta Gangestad, University of Minnesota; Miriam L. King, University of Minnesota; Sula Sarkar, University of Minnesota

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 167 Friday Program Vanneman,Chatterjee, Esha Reeve 112-4 McGavock, Tamara 112-3 112-3 —114-2 168 Montgomery,Balk, DeborahPinchoff, Jessie Mark 114-2 Pinchoff,Montgomery, Jessie Mark 114-1 8:15 am–9:45am Topic 8.Population, Development and Environment Fussell, Elizabeth Elliott, James 114 Hill, KennethMoran,Ongechi, H. KavitaLi, Qingfeng AllisynAhmed, Saifuddin 113-4 Newhouse, DavidEngstrom,Soundararajan, Ryan Vidhya 113-3 Alkema,Alexander, Leontine Monica 113-2 Jensen, Eric HeatherIhrke, King, David 113-1 8:15 am–9:45am Topic 11.AppliedDemography Bowers, Lauren Schmertmann, Carl 113 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Elizabeth Fussell Lauren Bowers (CUNY) Pinchoff Jessie Across Flood andDrought Prone Regions ofIndia,1990–2014 High-Risk Urbanization: Variation inUrban Population Growth MontgomeryMark R. Desinventar Extreme-Event Disasters inPoor Countries: LessonsFrom Extreme Events andHealthRisks World HealthOrganization Ongechi Singh Kavita Saifuddin Ahmed Bangladesh, 2001–2010 Level inaDeveloping Country: AnIllustrated Example of Challenges ofMeasuringMaternal Mortality Trends at Subnational Vidhya Soundararajan Engstrom Ryan Population Measurements UsingSatellite Data inSriLanka of Massachusetts Amherst Monica J. Alexander Populations of Women of Reproductive Age A Bayesian Hierarchical Modelto Estimate andProject Subnational U.S. CensusBureau Heather King Aged 0–4inthe2010Census Subnational Estimates of Net Coverage Error forthe Population Emerging Methods inSubnational Population Estimates CollegeParkof Maryland, Esha Chatterjee Explanations Women’s Low Employment Rates inIndia:Cultural andStructural Tamara McGavock Fostering inWest Africa Schooling andWork Away From Home:GenderDifferences inChild James Elliott Carl Schmertmann ; Mark R. MontgomeryMark R. —Plaza Court3 —Plaza Court5 , U.S. Census Bureau , , , , Population Council Population United States CensusBureau University of Maryland, College Park , ere ahntn University Washington George , Brown University , Johns Hopkins University Grinnell College , , University of California, Berkeley , Rice University , , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University Population Council Indian Institute ofManagement Bangalore ; , Kenneth H.Hill Florida State University , Stony BrookUniversity ; David Ihrke ; Deborah L. Balk L. Deborah ; Jessie Pinchoff , ; Stanton-Hill Research Qingfeng Li PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting , U.S. Census Bureau ; Friday am 8:15am–9:45 ai Newhouse David ; , ; Reeve Vanneman Leontine Alkema City University of New York New of University City , Johns Hopkins University , Population Council ; ; Allisyn Moran Allisyn Eric B. Jensen , ol Bank World , , University University ; ; , , Friday 8:15 am–9:45 am 114-3 — 116-2

114-3 Mortality Risks in a Population Exposed to a Disaster Thomas,Sumantri,Frankenberg, Duncan Cecep Elizabeth 114-3114-3* Elizabeth Frankenberg, University of North Carolina; Cecep Sumantri, SurveyMETER; Duncan Thomas, Duke University 114-4 Assessing the Impact of Hurricane Harvey on Students in a Local School District Through Publicly Available Data Martinez, Matthew 114-4* Matthew James Martinez, Rice University 115 Family Characteristics and Youth Outcomes Negraia, Daniela 115 DISCUSSANT: Daniela Negraia, University of South Carolina

Kendig, Sarah 115 CHAIR: Sarah Kendig, Arkansas State University Topic 3. Children and Youth 8:15 am–9:45 am — Plaza Court 4 115-1 The Effect of Birth Weight on Cognitive Performance: Is There a Social Gradient? Is There Compensation? Cebolla-Boado,Salazar, Leire Hector 115-1115-1* Hector Cebolla-Boado, UNED; Leire Salazar, UNED 115-2 Parental Welfare Dependency and Children’s Educational Attainment in Denmark Bernardi,Fallesen, PeterFabrizio 115-2115-2* Peter Fallesen, Rockwool Foundation; Fabrizio Bernardi, European University Institute

115-3 Skills for Generations? Children’s Educational Performance and Low- Friday Program Skilled Mother’s Education Holm,Breinholt, Anders Asta 115-3115-3* Asta Breinholt, University of Copenhagen, Department of Sociology; Anders Holm, Western University 115-4 Heterogeneous Cognitive Development: Parental Divorce, Gender and Socioeconomic Status Zhang, Xiaoyu 115-4* Xiaoyu Zhang, Columbia University 116 Gender Considerations in Aging Labor Markets Modrek, Sepideh 116 DISCUSSANT: Sepideh Modrek, San Francisco State University

Harrati, Amal 116 CHAIR: Amal Harrati, Stanford University Topic 9. Population and Aging 8:15 am–9:45 am — Plaza Court 2 116-1 Health Consequences of Retirement Among Couples: The Moderating Effect of Education Burr,Mutchler,Han, SaeJeffrey Hwang Jan 116-1116-1* Sae Hwang Han, University of Massachusetts Boston; Jan E. Mutchler, University of Massachusetts Boston; Jeffrey A. Burr, University of Massachusetts Boston 116-2 Who Do Not Intend to Retire? Mothers’ Opportunity Costs and Compensation at Later Ages in Europe Rizzi,Kim, Younga Ester 116-2116-2* Younga Kim, Université catholique de Louvain; Ester Lucia Rizzi, Université Catholique de Louvain

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 169 Friday Program Gill, LakhpreetWu, Schimmel Hyde, Jody April 116-4 Ishizuka, Patrick 116-3 116-3 —118-2 170 Tropf,Mills, Melinda Barban, Nicola Felix 118-2 Weir,Schmitz, Lauren David 118-1 8:15 am–9:45am Topic 4.HealthandMortality Domingue, Benjamin Gaydosh, Lauren 118 Lee, Yeonjin 117-4 Zavier,Basu, SharmisthaTamang, Jejeebhoy,Puri, Mahesh Acharya,Pandey, Rajib Anand J. Shireen A. Francis Neelanjana 117-3 Zhao,Qiao, ZhongweiHull, Terence Xiaochun 117-2 K. C.,Samir 117-1 8:15 am–9:45am Kim, Doo-Sub Das Gupta, Monica 117 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Benjamin Domingue Doo-Sub Kim Tropf Mills Melinda Gene-Neighborhood Interactions in Educational Attainment University ofMichigan Schmitz L. Lauren Earnings Genetic andEnvironmental Influences onSchoolingandLifetime Gene-Environment Interplay inPopulation Health Yeonjin Lee Resources andParental Cognitive Trajectories inSouth Korea Competent SonandConscientious Daughter: AdultChildren’s J. FrancisA. Zavier (CREHPA) Activities Population and Health Researcher Independent (CREHPA) Activities Population and Health Environment, on Acharya Rajib Works to Reverse Adverse Sex Ratios at Birth Gender-Biased Sex SelectioninNepalandIndia:ExploringWhat Zhongwei Zhao TerenceHull H. Ratio Data Quality Where Have AlltheWomen ComeFrom? Speculations onAdultSex- Samir K.C. Asia? Sex-Ratio at Birth:Changing Pattern ofSon-Preference in Gender SelectivityandDisparityinAsia Mathematica Policy Research Hyde Schimmel Jody the BasisofWork Capacity Conditions WhoAre DeniedSocialSecurityDisabilityInsurance on The LaborMarket ExperienceofOlderWorkers WithDisabling Patrick Ishizuka Elder Care Responsibilities andEmployment Gender Inequalityat OlderAges: Trends inMen’s andWomen’s , Lauren Gaydosh Monica DasGupta University ofOxford —Director’s Row E —Governor’s Square9 , , The AsianDemographicResearch Institute (ADRI),ShanghaiUniversity National UniversityofSingapore , , , Hanyang University , , , nvriy f Oxford of University Population Council Population Australian National University National Australian Australian NationalUniversity Cornell University , , Population Studies Center, University of Michigan Center, of Studies University Population Population Council , Stanford Graduate SchoolofEducation , ; , University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill Mathematica Policy Research Policy Mathematica nn Tamang Anand , University ofMaryland ; Lakhpreet Gill ; ; aeh hnr Puri Chandra Mahesh ; ioa Barban Nicola Neelanjana Pandey , ; etr o Rsac o Environment, on Research for Center Sharmistha Basu Sharmistha , PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Mathematica Policy Research ; Xiaochun Qiao Xiaochun Friday am 8:15am–9:45 , nvriy f Oxford of University ; , , Population Council pi Ynun Wu Yanyuan April ; , etr o Research for Center hre Jejeebhoy Shireen Population Council Population , Peking University Peking ; David WeirDavid ; Felix ; ; , , , Friday 8:15 am–9:45 am 118-3 — 120-2

118-3 Education Can Reduce Health Disparities Related to Genetic Risk of Obesity: Evidence From a British Reform Turley,Carvalho,Barcellos, Patrick LeandroSilvia 118-3118-3* Leandro Carvalho, University of Southern California; Silvia Helena Barcellos, University of Southern California; Patrick Turley, Massachusetts General Hospital 118-4 The Intergenerational Transmission of Educational Attainment Revisited: The Effects of Parental Education, Genetic Inheritance, and Cohort Lin, Meng-Jung 118-4* Meng-Jung Lin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 119 Health and Social Sector Correlates of Morbidity and Mortality

Sasson, Isaac 119 DISCUSSANT: Isaac Sasson, Tel Aviv University

Waidmann, Timothy 119 CHAIR: Timothy Waidmann, Urban Institute Topic 4. Health and Mortality 8:15 am–9:45 am — Governor’s Square 17 119-1 Inequalities in Unmet Needs in Select European and Commonwealth Countries QuesnelÓlafsdóttir,Cerigo, Helen Vallee, Sigrún Amelie 119-1119-1* Helen Cerigo, McGill University; Sigrún Ólafsdóttir, University of Iceland; Amelie Quesnel Vallee, McGill University

119-2 Educational Health Disparities Across Europe: How Does National Friday Program Healthcare Quality Matter? Andersson, Matthew 119-2* Matthew A. Andersson, Baylor University 119-3 A Cross-National Analysis of Premature Non-communicable Diseases (NCD) Mortality Differentials Among 183 Countries Qi, Jinyuan 119-3* Jinyuan Qi, Princeton University 119-4 Uptake of Colorectal Cancer Screenings in an Era of Multiple Screening Types: Education- and Insurance-Based Patterns Ice, Erin 119-4* Erin Ice, University of Michigan 120 Health and Time Use in Families Genadek, Katie 120 DISCUSSANT: Katie Genadek, University of Colorado Boulder

Shandra, Carrie 120 CHAIR: Carrie Shandra, Stony Brook University, SUNY Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 8:15 am–9:45 am — Director’s Row I 120-1 Productive Activities and Subjective Well-being Among Older Adults: A Couple-Level Analysis Lam,Bolano, Jack Danilo 120-1120-1* Jack Lam, University of Queensland; Danilo Bolano, Swiss National Centre for Competence in Research 120-2 Married Women’s Time Use, Technological Change in the Household, and the Quality of the American Diet in the First Half of the 20th Century Birtulescu,Zick, Cathleen Anna 120-2120-2* Cathleen Zick, University of Utah; Anna Birtulescu, University of Utah PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 171 Friday Program Sayer,Pepin, Joanna Liana 120-4 Saint Onge,Fomby, JarronKrueger,Goode, Joshua Paula Patrick 120-3 120-3 —122-1 172 Flores, Maria Kaida, Lisa Van Hook,Jennifer Arokiasamy, Perianayagam Sikoki,Strauss,Witoelar, John Bondan Firman Bärniguausen, Till Tollman,Kahn,Berkman, Lisa KathleenRohr,Gómez-Olivé,Kobayashi, F.Rosenberg, Molly Stephen Lindsay Julia Xavier 121-2 Ailshire,Wong, JenniferSaenz, Joseph Rebeca 121-1 8:15 am–9:45am Topic 9.Population andAging Carmen Ng, Stokes, Andrew 121 122-1 8:15 am–9:45am Topic 6.MigrationandUrbanization 122 121-4 121-3 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Carmen Ng Lisa Kaida ol Rosenberg Molly Testing inOlderAdultsRural SouthAfrica The Relationship Between Cognitive Function, Literacy, andHIV Medical Branch Saenz Joseph Adults Indoor AirPollution andCognitive FunctionAmongOlder Mexican Developing Countries Health Indicators andRisks AmongOlderAdultsin College Park Pepin R. Joanna Leisure Inequality:TheRole ofOccupational Intensity andContext University ofKansas Boulder Colorado of Krueger M. Patrick Health Behaviors AmongU.S. MenandWomen Less Timefor Health:Children, Work Hours, andTimeIntensive Maria deLourdes Flores and Differences by Length of Residency American Children inMexico: Family, CommunityandState Factors School Attendance asaProxy for Integration Among Mexican- Immigrant Incorporation Perianayagam Arokiasamy Low andMiddle-Income Countries Grip Strength asaMarker ofHealthinOlderAges: AStudyofSix Bondan Sikoki Strauss John Adults: Evidence From Indonesia Twenty-One Years ofHealthandNutrition Transitions ofOlder Bärniguausen Witwatersrand the University Gómez-Olivé Xavier F. Andrew Stokes Jennifer Van Hook —Plaza Court7 —Tower CourtA , ; McMaster University , ia Berkman Lisa University ofPennsylvania, Graduate GroupinDemography , , , , nvriy f oten California Southern of University University of Southern California Southern of University University ofHeidelberg ; SurveyMETER , Jennifer Ailshire A. , University of Maryland of University , avr University Harvard ; ; University of Colorado Denver Colorado of University Paula Fomby Paula tpe Tollman Stephen , , , Boston UniversitySchoolofPublicHealth nvriy f h Witwatersrand the of University Cornell University , , , International Institute for PopulationSciences (IIPS) Pennsylvania State University avr University Harvard , University of Michigan of University , University ofSouthernCalifornia ; , ida Kobayashi Lindsay ; nvriy f h Witwatersrand the of University Liana C. Sayer C. Liana PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; ; RebecaWong ; Friday am 8:15am–9:45 imn Witoelar Firman ahen Kahn Kathleen ; Joshua A. Goode A. Joshua , University of Maryland, Maryland, of University ; ; Jarron M. Saint Onge Saint M. Jarron , ui Rohr Julia avr University Harvard , University of Texasof University , , SurveyMETER nvriy of University , , University Harvard Harvard ; Till ; ; , Friday 8:15 am–9:45 am 122-2 — 123-4

122-2 Immigrants’ Economic Assimilation: Evidence From Longitudinal Earnings Records Tamborini,Villarreal, Andres Christopher 122-2122-2* Andres Villarreal, University of Maryland, College Park; Christopher R. Tamborini, U.S. Social Security Administration 122-3 The Development of Immigrants’ Social Networks Over Time in the Host Country Weber, Rosa 122-3* Rosa Weber, Stockholm University 122-4 Ethnic Homophily as a Boundary-Making Process: Are Friendship Ties Shaped by Ethnic Categories or Cultural Schemas Among Adolescent Natives and Immigrants? Xu, Xinwei 122-4* Xinwei Xu, Cornell University 123 Labor, Credit and Poverty in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Heath, Rachel 123 DISCUSSANT: Rachel Heath, University of Washington

Foster, Andrew 123 CHAIR: Andrew Foster, Brown University Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 8:15 am–9:45 am — Tower Court C 123-1 On Her Account: Can Strengthening Women’s Financial Control Boost Female Labor Supply? Friday Program TroyerRigol,Field,Pande,Schaner, EricaNatalia Moore,Rohini Simone Charity 123-1123-1* Simone Schaner, University of Southern California; Rohini Pande, Harvard University; Erica Field, Duke University; Natalia Rigol, Harvard University; Charity Troyer Moore, Harvard University 123-2 Mobile Money and School Participation: Evidence From Low-Income Countries Billari,Rotondi, Francesco Valentina 123-2123-2* Valentina Rotondi, Bocconi University; Francesco C. Billari, Bocconi University 123-3 Is India’s Largest Workfare Program Successfully Challenging Her Historical Inequalities? Misra, Kartik 123-3* Kartik Misra, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 123-4 Those Who Can’t Sort, Steal: Caste, Occupational Mobility, and Rent-Seeking in Rural India Lawson,Spears, Dean Nicholas 123-4123-4* Dean Spears, University of Texas at Austin; Nicholas Lawson, Université du Québec à Montréal

124 Linking Administrative Records to Examine State and Local Trends

Pacas,Fox, Liana Jose 124 DISCUSSANTS: Liana Fox, U.S. Census Bureau; Jose Pacas, University of Minnesota

Heggeness, Misty 124 CHAIR: Misty Heggeness, U.S. Census Bureau Topic 10. Data and Methods

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 173 Friday Program 124-2 Weinberg,Bostwick, Valerie Bruce 124-1 8:15 am–9:45am 124-1 —125-4 174 Kornrich, Sabino 125-4 Park,Raymo, Hyunjoon James 125-3 Frye, MargaretLopus, Sara 125-2 Desai, Sonalde Lin, Zhiyong 125-1 8:15 am–9:45am Topic 7.Economy, LaborForce, andInequality Schwartz, Christine Ontario Choi, KateAlon, Sigal 125 Spector,Nelson, Heather Osypuk,Williams, Kari Steven TheresaRuggles, Fitch, Catherine Logan 124-4 Mark Vigdor,Long, Althauser,Allard,Romich, Scott Jennifer Jacob Anne 124-3 Noyes,Cancian, Maria JenniferRodriguez, Javier CHAIR: DISCUSSANTS:

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Christine Schwartz Sabino Kornrich The RiseofOnlineDating and Educational Homogamy Pennsylvania Raymo James Marriage of theDomestic Marriage Market andGrowth inInternational Trends inMarriage AmongKorean Men:ChangingComposition University Lopus Sara Educational AccessandAfrican Marriage Markets CollegeParkMaryland, Lin Zhiyong India Beyond theEndofHypergamy: Increase inEducational Hypogamy in Marriage Markets andMate Selection Logan Spector Osypuk L. Minnesota of Fitch Catherine Building theMinnesota Population Database Washington Washington Romich Jennifer Minimum Wage Ordinance Linking Administrative Data to Understand Effects ofSeattle’s $15 Wisconsin–Madison Cancian Maria Data Systems Family andSchoolContext: ThePotential ofMerged Administrative Assessing theRelationship Between Academic Achievement and State University ValerieBostwick K. Gender Peer Effects and Persistence inDoctoral STEM Programs Sigal Alon —Plaza Court1 —Plaza Court8 , University of Minnesota of University , , ; ; University of Maryland, College Park College Maryland, of University Jacob Vigdor Anne Althauser Anne ; aiona oyehi Sae University State Polytechnic California , , Kari C. W. Williams W. C. Kari , University ofMinnesota , nvriy f Wisconsin–Madison of University , nvriy f Wisconsin–Madison of University , University of Minnesota–Twin Cities Minnesota–Twin of University Emory University nvriy f Washington of University , , , ; Tel-Aviv University The The Ohio StateUniversity Ohio The The University ofWisconsin–Madison Javier Rodriguez , University ofWashington , University of Washingtonof University , ; University of Minnesota–Twin Cities Minnesota–Twin of University Heather H. Nelson H. Heather , University ofWisconsin–Madison ; Kate Choi ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Scott William Allard William Scott Friday am 8:15am–9:45 ; ; ; ; Sonalde B. Desai B. Sonalde Bruce WeinbergBruce ynon Park Hyunjoon enfr Noyes Jennifer ; ; , Steven Ruggles Steven agrt Frye Margaret University ofWestern ; , Mark Long Mark University of Minnesota of University , , , , , , The The Ohio The The nvriy of University nvriy of University nvriy of University University of University University of University , , University ; Princeton Theresa ; Friday 8:15 am–9:45 am 126-1 — 127-3

126 Men’s Sexual Health and Fertility Keogh, Sarah 126 DISCUSSANT: Sarah Keogh, Guttmacher Institute

Martinez, Gladys 126 CHAIR: Gladys Martinez, National Center for Health Statistics Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 8:15 am–9:45 am — Governor’s Square 12 126-1 Male Fertility Patterns and Trends Around the World Schoumaker, Bruno 126-1* Bruno D. Schoumaker, Université Catholique de Louvain 126-2 Correlates of Postpartum Family Planning and Desired Family Size Among Men in Delta State, Nigeria Chibuzor,Eborka,Akarawak, Kennedy Ebele Eno 126-2126-2* Kennedy Eborka, University of Lagos; Eno Emmanuella Akarawak, University of Lagos, Nigeria; Ebele Chibuzor, University of Lagos 126-3 Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Related to Family Planning and Gender Equity Among Husbands of Adolescent Girls in Niger Silverman,Aliou,Scobel,Levtov,Lauro,Brooks,Shakya,Farron,Fleming, SaniGiovanna RutiMadelineAnneBramHolly Paul Jay 126-3126-3* Paul J. Fleming, University of Michigan; Madeline Farron, University of Michigan School of Public Health; Holly Shakya, Center on Gender Equity and Health, University of California, San Diego; Bram Brooks, Pathfinder International; Giovanna Lauro, Promundo; Ruti Levtov, Promundo; Anne Scobel, Center on Gender Equity and Health, University of California, San Diego; Sani Aliou, Pathfinder International; Jay Silverman, Center on Gender Equity and Health, University of California, San Diego

126-4 Sexual Behavior Among Recent Rural-to-Urban Unmarried Male Friday Program Migrants in Thailand Anglewicz,VanLandingham,Zhang, Mengxi Philip Mark 126-4126-4* Mengxi Zhang, Tulane University; Mark VanLandingham, Tulane University; Philip Anglewicz, Tulane University 127 Neighborhoods, Housing, and Social Inequality Bischoff, Kendra 127 DISCUSSANT: Kendra Bischoff, Cornell University

Ludwig-Dehm, Sarah 127 CHAIR: Sarah Ludwig-Dehm, Pennsylvania State University Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 8:15 am–9:45 am — Governor’s Square 11 127-1 Does Childhood Neighborhood Segregation Affect Individual Educational Choice? A Longitudinal Study of a Swedish City 1948– 2011 Dribe,Hedefalk, Martin Finn 127-1127-1* Finn Hedefalk, Lund University; Martin Dribe, Lund University 127-2 Public School Choice and Racial Residential Segregation Candipan,Owens,Rich, Peter Ann Jennifer 127-2127-2* Peter Rich, Cornell University; Ann Owens, University of Southern California; Jennifer Candipan, University of Southern California 127-3 Neighborhood and Demographic Disparities in Evictions: Using Spatial Analysis and Bayes Estimation to Define a Previously Unknown Population in King County, Washington Thomas, Timothy 127-3* Timothy A. Thomas, University of Washington

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 175 Friday Program Bzostek,Miller, Sharon Daniel 128 Currit, AlexHall, Matthew Johns-Wolfe, Timberlake, Jeffrey Elaina 127-4 127-4 —129-3 176 Alves, Luciana Jacques, FatimaGuimaraes, Raphael Valéria 129-3 Ramiro-Fariñas,Cilek, LauraViciana, FranciscoOrdanovich, Voigt, Diego Dariya Mathias 129-2 Grenfell,Korevaar, Bryan Hannah 129-1 8:15 am–9:45am Topic 4.HealthandMortality Cossman, Lynne Gorman, Bridget 129 Nyman, Anna Lundström,Turunen,Branden, Karin Maria Jani 128-4 Vikram, Kriti 128-3 Lundberg, Shelly 128-2 Schneider,Pilkauskas, Natasha William 128-1 8:15 am–9:45am Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households, andUnions Dwyer Emory, Allison University CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANTS:

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Lynne Cossman Allison Dwyer Emory Estadual deCampinas (UNICAMP) Jacques Guimaraes Mendonça Raphael in theMunicipalitiesofBrazil Urban/Rural DisparitiesinMortality Indicators by Groups ofCause Humanas (CSIC) ofAndalusia Cartography and Statistics Spain ESRI (CSIC), Council Research National Voigt Mathias Urban Environment andMortality Differentials inSouthernSpain Hannah Korevaar Transmission inEnglandandWales Spatial Hazards andHierarchies: Urban andRural Measles Globe Rural-Urban Health/Mortality Disparitiesaround the Lundström Turunen Jani Dissolution: Sweden 1975–2013 Geographical Distance Between ChildandParent After Union Kriti Vikram Children inIndia:AGendered Story Father’s Migration andCognitive Achievement Among Left-behind Shelly J. Lundberg Father Absence andtheEducational GenderGap University Pilkauskas Natasha Resident andNon-resident Fathers Paternity Leave andFather’s Parenting: Differences Between Nonresident Fathers andFamilies Cincinnati Timberlake M. Jeffrey Housing Discrimination intheNew Millennium Bridget Gorman Daniel Miller , —Tower CourtD —Governor’s Square10 eea Uiest o Ro e Janeiro de Rio of University Federal ; , Matthew Hall , Statistics Sweden National UniversityofSingapore , , Stockholm University Stockholm ; eto e inis uaa (CSIC) Humanas Ciencias de Centro , Diego Ramiro-Fariñas West VirginiaUniversity , , Princeton University University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara , nvriy f Michigan of University , , , University of Cincinnati of University Boston University Rutgers University , , Rice University Cornell University ; Anna Nyman , sad Cu Foundation Cruz Oswaldo ; Maria Branden Maria ; , Bryan T. Grenfell Spanish National Research Council ; ar An Cilek Ann Laura ; , ; Alex Currit Statistics Sweden PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; Sharon Bzostek ; ; ila Schneider William ; rnic J Viciana J. Francisco Elaina Johns-Wolfe Elaina Friday am 8:15am–9:45 uin C Alves C. Luciana ; , aia Ordanovich Dariya Stockholm University Stockholm , Cornell University , Princeton University ; , Fatima Valéria Lima Valéria Fatima eto e Ciencias de Centro , Rutgers , , , Northwestern , Universidade University of University Institute of Institute , Spanish ; Karin Friday 8:15 am–9:45 am 129-4 — 131-2

129-4 Regional Inequalities in Length of Life: A Nordic Comparison Sasson,Uggla,Henery,Wilson,Drefahl, Caroline IsaacBenPaulSven 129-4129-4* Ben Wilson, Stockholm University; Paul Henery, University of Sterling; Sven Drefahl, Stockholm University; Caroline Uggla, Stockholm University; Isaac Sasson, Tel Aviv University

130 Sexual Behavior and Health of Middle Aged and Older Adults

Karraker,Luke, Nancy Amelia 130 DISCUSSANTS: Nancy Luke, Pennsylvania State University; Amelia Karraker, National Institute on Aging (NIA)

McDonnell, Cadhla 130 CHAIR: Cadhla McDonnell, Pennsylvania State University Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 8:15 am–9:45 am — Director’s Row H 130-1 Concurrent Sex Across the Life Course in Rural South Africa: A Mixed-Methods Study Angotti,Houle,Mojola, Brian Sanyu Nicole 130-1130-1* Sanyu A. Mojola, University of Michigan; Brian Houle, Australian National University; Nicole Angotti, American University 130-2 Sex in Midlife: Women’s Sexual Experiences in Lesbian and Straight Marriages Reczek,Umberson,Paine, Emily Corinne Debra 130-2130-2* Emily Allen Paine, University of Texas at Austin; Debra J. Umberson, University of Texas at Austin; , The The The Ohio State University Corinne Reczek Friday Program 130-3 Sexuality and Mental Health Among Older Adults: A Gendered Life Course Perspective Liu,Zhang, Hui Yan 130-3130-3* Yan Zhang, Michigan State University; Hui Liu, Michigan State University 130-4 Chronic Disease Burden, Sexual Frequency, and Sexual Dysfunction in Partnered Older Adults Shen, Shannon 130-4* Shannon Shen, Michigan State University 131 Social Policies and Population Health Heflin, Colleen 131 DISCUSSANT: Colleen Heflin, Syracuse University

London, Andrew 131 CHAIR: Andrew London, Syracuse University Topic 4. Health and Mortality 8:15 am–9:45 am — Director’s Row J 131-1 Moving Upstream: The Role of Tobacco Clean Air Restrictions on Educational Inequalities in Smoking Among Young Adults Kelly,Frizzell,Vuolo,Hernandez, Brian Michael Laura Elaine 131-1131-1* Elaine M Hernandez, Indiana University; Michael Vuolo, The The Ohio State University; Laura Frizzell, The The Ohio State University; Brian C Kelly, Purdue University 131-2 Policies Mediating the Social Context of the Disablement Process Among Older Europeans Santacroce,Sakkeus,Abuladze, Luule Liili Adriana 131-2131-2* Luule Sakkeus, Estonian Institute for Population Studies, Tallinn University; Liili Abuladze, Estonian Institute for Population Studies, Tallinn University; Adriana Santacroce, La Sapienza University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 177 Friday Program 131-4 Avendano,vanCourtin, Emilie Lenthe,Reinhard, Frank Mauricio Erica 131-3 131-3 —132-4 178 Cools, SaraHart, Rannveig Bergsvik, Janna P7 Maroto,Chai, Lei Michelle P7 Xu, Dafeng P7 10:00 am–11:30am P7 Bernardi,Boertien, Diederik Fabrizio 132-4 Doren, Catherine 132-3 Cross, Christina 132-2 Berta,Garriga, Paolo Anna 132-1 8:15 am–9:45am Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households, andUnions Martin, Molly Percheski, Christine 132 Solazzo, Alexa CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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P7 Three Dimensional Indices of Women Empowerment and Fertility in India Sharma, Hira P7* Hira Lal Sharma, Jawaharal Nehru Agricultural University P7 The Residential Segregation of the Native American Population in U.S. Metropolitan and Micropolitan Areas, 2010 Byerly, Jack P7* Jack Cameron Byerly, Pennsylvania State University P7 Inside the Box: Exploring Ethnic Choice and Ethnic Change for the UK’s ‘Mixed’ Population Mok, Tze Ming P7* Tze Ming Mok, London School of Economics and Political Science P7 Stability and Change in the Land of Opportunity Over the Twentieth Century Connor, Dylan P7* Dylan Connor, University of California, Los Angeles P7 “Show Me the Money”: The Returns to Education for Indigenous Canadians Racine,Goldmann, Audrey Gustave P7P7* Gustave Goldmann, University of Ottawa; Audrey Racine, University of Ottawa P7 Race and Ethnicity Results From the 2016 ACS Content Test Longsine,Heimel,Rios,Shin,Breese,Buchanan,Harth, MerarysHyon Jacquelyn DerekSarah Lindsay Angela P7P7* Jacquelyn Harth, U.S. Census Bureau; Angela Buchanan, U.S. Census Bureau; Derek Breese, U.S. Census Bureau; Hyon B. Shin, U.S. Census Bureau; Merarys Rios, U.S. Census Bureau; Sarah K. Heimel, U.S. Census Bureau; Lindsay Longsine, U.S. Census Bureau P7 The Millennial Generation’s Attitudes Toward Social Inclusion Chambers,Sanchez, Laura Ian P7P7* Laura Sanchez, Bowling Green State University; Ian Chambers, Bowling Green State Friday Program University P7 Surveyor Gender Modifies Average Survey Responses: Evidence From Household Surveys in Four Sub-Saharan African Countries Fink,Louvouezo,Hien,Yama,Hamadou,Robyn,Haber, GuentherHerve Gervais NoahPaul Saidou Davy P7P7* Noah Haber, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Paul Jacob Robyn, World Bank; Saidou Hamadou, World Bank; Gervais Yama, World Bank; Herve Hien, Centre MURAZ; Davy Louvouezo, Médecins d'Afrique; Guenther Fink, Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute and University of Basel P7 Reflections of Employers’ Gender Preferences in Job Ads in India: An Analysis of Online Job Portal Data Yamaguchi,Imaizumi,Areias,Nomura,Chowdhury, Ana Shinsaku Saori Futoshi Afra P7P7* Afra R Chowdhury, World Bank; Shinsaku Nomura, World Bank; Ana Areias, World Bank; Saori Imaizumi, World Bank; Futoshi Yamaguchi, World Bank P7 High Intermarriage Rates and Declining Immigration Are Reshaping U.S. Latino Identity Lopez,Gonzalez-Barrera, Mark Ana P7P7* Ana Gonzalez-Barrera, Pew Research Center; Mark Hugo Lopez, Pew Research Center P7 Does Participation in Self-Help Groups Empower Indian Women? Desai,Choudhuri, Sonalde Pallavi P7P7* Pallavi Choudhuri, National Council of Applied Economic Research; Sonalde Desai, University of Maryland, College Park P7 Men and Women’s Working Life Expectancies in Europe Over Time: Measuring Gender Gaps and Cross-Country Differences Vidal-Coso,Renteria,Lozano, Mariona Elisenda Elena P7P7* Mariona Lozano, Center for Demographic Studies (CED); Elisenda Renteria, Center for Demographic Studies (CED); Elena Vidal-Coso, University of Geneva

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 179 Friday Program Sassler,Meyerhofer, Sharon Pamela P7 Mu, Zheng Francis-Tan, Andrew P7 P7 180 Lim, Sojung P7 Augustine,Negraia, Jennifer Daniela P7 Kulu,Mikolai, Hill Julia P7 Qian, Zhenchao Notter,Hamjediers, Maik Isabelle P7 Reynolds,Raley,Weiss, Robert Inbar Kelly P7 Hall, MatthewBranigan, Amelia P7 Tsui,Moreau,Shiferaw, CarolineDeresse, Omoluabi, Elizabeth AssefaMakumbi, Kibira, FredrickGaladanci, Hadiza Seme Amy Desta, Simon Karp, Wood, Selamawit Celia Shannon Solomon P7 Wilson, Stephanie Nawrocki,Sennott, Christie Abigail P7 Xiaoyu Zhang, Lu, Yao P7

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Sojung Lim Insurance, andPension Benefits Job Qualityand theRiskofDivorce: TheRole ofWages, Health South Carolina Negraia Daniela Other Adults The Role ofEducation inthe Affective Well-beingof Parents and Julia Mikolai Union DissolutionandHousing Tenure Trajectories inBritain Zhenchao Qian Maik Hamjediers States, China,andGermany Worlds ofAging:LivingArrangements oftheElderlyinUnited Robert Reynolds Inbar Weiss Understanding theGapinPartnership Instability Estimates University Branigan R. Amelia Market Colorism inHomeseeking:SkinTone Discrimination inthe Rental Public Health University Ababa Addis Sciences Health of College Kano University Health Reproductive and Population for Institute Gates Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Karp Celia Survey Development Africa: AMulti-Country Qualitative Study to Inform Quantitative Exploring Women’s Reproductive Empowerment inSub-Saharan Stephanie Wilson Sennott Christie Among College Women Sexual Behavior, SocialClass,andAttitudes About Workand Family Yao Lu by Race/Ethnicity andNativity Job MobilityandWage Trajectories intheUnited States: Variations Pamela Meyerhofer Science GenderWage Gap Diverse Returns: TheRole ofRaceandNativity intheComputer University ofSingapore Francis-Tan Andrew Resurgence ofMinorityEthnic Identity inModernChina Racial Revolution: Understanding the Role of Fertility Policyinthe Public Health, Addis Ababa University Ababa Addis Health, Public Development Evaluation and ResearchResources Sciences Health of College University Makerere , Columbia University , , , on Hpis lobr Sho o Pbi Health Public of School Bloomberg Hopkins Johns Utah State University , University of Texas at Austin ; University ofStAndrews Amy Tsui , ; Brown University , , Simon Peter KibiraPeter Simon , , , University ofTexas atAustin nvriy f ot Carolina South of University Humboldt-University of Berlin Purdue University ude University Purdue , , , Cornell University nvriy f lios t Chicago at Illinois of University National University of Singapore University National , ; Johns HopkinsBloombergSchoolofPublicHealth aoie Moreau Caroline ; ; rdik dad Makumbi Edward Fredrick Xiaoyu Zhang , School of Public Health, Makerere University Makerere Health, Public of School ; ; Solomon ShiferawSolomon ; ; Hill Kulu Sharon Sassler ; bgi Nawrocki Abigail Kelly Raley , , Columbia University on Hpis lobr Sho of School Bloomberg Hopkins Johns PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Friday am 10:00am–11:30 ; ; , enfr Augustine Jennifer ; Isabelle Notter ; ; University ofStAndrews Selamawit Desta lzbt Omoluabi Elizabeth Assefa Seme Deresse AssefaSeme , University of Texas at Austin , ; Cornell University , Hadiza Galadanci Hadiza ; , col f ulc Health, Public of School ; Matthew Hall Matthew School of Public Health, Public of School , hn Mu Zheng ude University Purdue , ; Brown University hno Wood Shannon , , Bill & Melinda nvriy of University , , , ete for Centre School of School , National , Bayero Cornell ; ; ; , Friday 10:00 am–11:30 am P7

P7 Do Dads Want to be There? Men’s Intended Use of Unpaid Parental Leave in Spain Grau-Grau,Bueno, Xiana Marc P7P7* Xiana Bueno, Harvard University; Marc Grau-Grau, Harvard University P7 Adolescents’ Time Use in Context: Institutional, Demographic, and Socioeconomic Factors Gracia,Garcia Roman, Pablo Juan P7P7* Pablo Gracia, European University Institute; Juan Garcia Roman, Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics P7 Disadvantaging Single Parents? Effects of the Cash-for-Care Benefit for Single Mothers’ Employment in Finland Morosow,Jalovaara, MarikaKathrin P7P7* Kathrin Morosow, Stockholm University; Marika Jalovaara, University of Turku P7 Family Formation Change in Sweden: Compositional Differences in Family Structure, Parental Resources, and Educational Attainment Across Birth Cohorts Van Winkle, Zachary P7* Zachary Van Winkle, Humboldt- University Berlin and WZB Berlin Social Science Center P7 A Cross-National Study of the Gender Gap in the Economic Consequences of Divorce: Decomposing the Effects of Custody, Wage Rates, and Tax-and-Transfer Programs Bennett,Roeper, Timothy Neil P7P7* Timothy A. Roeper, New York University; Neil G. Bennett, CUNY Institute for Demographic Research P7 Does Marital Quality Predict Togetherness? Couples’ Shared Time Friday Program During Encore Adulthood Moen,Genadek,Flood, SarahPhyllis Katie P7P7* Sarah Flood, University of Minnesota; Katie R. Genadek, U.S. Census Bureau; Phyllis Moen, University of Minnesota P7 The Causal Effect of Divorce on Female Work Disability Campbell, Angela P7* Angela Campbell, Pennsylvania State University P7 Spousal Health Shocks and Physical Activity Among Older Adults Shin,Zan, Hua Su Hyun P7P7* Hua Zan, University of Hawaii at Manoa; Su Hyun Shin, University of Alabama P7 Move in, Move out, Repeat: Serial Monogamy in the United States Arocho,Kamp Dush, Rachel Claire P7P7* Claire M. Kamp Dush, The The The Ohio State University; Rachel Arocho, The The Ohio State University P7 The Roots of Change: Men’s and Women’s Labor Market Standing and Growth in Marital Inequality Across Europe 1960–1985 Greenberg, Karra P7* Karra Greenberg, University of Michigan P7 Gender Dynamics of Care and Financial Arrangements in European Stepfamilies Ophir, Ariane P7* Ariane Ophir, University of Wisconsin–Madison P7 Too Much Breaks the Bag: Health Consequences of Combining Grandparental Childcare With Other Caregiving Roles Arpino,Gómez-León, Bruno Madelin P7P7* Bruno Arpino, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Madelin Gómez-León, University of Southampton

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 181 Friday Program P7 Perelli-Harris,Berrington,Ciritel, Alexandra Brienna Ann P7 P7 182 Lu, Tianyi P7 Thornton,Ghimire, RebeccaAxinn, William DirghaBhandari, Prem P7 Tach,Eads,Griffin, Lauren Alicia Laura P7 Meyer, Jess P7 Hannemann, Tina Kulu,Koops, Hill Judith P7 Rybinska,Cai, Yong Anna P7 Maselko,Hagaman, Ashley Joanna P7 Wagner, Brandon P7 Su, Kuo-HsienYu, Lin, Zhiyong Wei-hsin P7 Avendano,Reinhard, Erica Mauricio

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Tianyi Lu Access to HealthCare and Spill-Overs Across Family Members The ImpactsofChina’s New Rural Pension Scheme:Evidence on Dirgha Ghimire Bhandari Prem Agriculture Community Context, Migration, and Women’s Participation in Cornell University Eads Alicia Stability Wealth andDebt Homophily, GenderEquality, andRelationship Jess M.Meyer Among Parents ofYoung Children Effects ofa Paternity Leave Policy onGenderDifferences inSleep Kulu Koops C. Judith Family Formation Pathways The Attachment ofImmigrants andDescendants to Traditional Nonmarital Fertility and Postponement ofChildbearingintheUK: North CarolinaatChapelHill YongCai Community Survey: Data Problems andSocial Differentiations “Missing Babies”andMothers” intheAmerican University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill Hagaman Ashley Findings From theShare ChildCohortStudyinRural Pakistan Psycho-Social Correlates ofPerinatal Trajectories ofFunction: Brandon Wagner Conditions inBritishOlderAdults Causes ofRelationship DissolutionandSubsequent Health CollegeParkMaryland, Lin Zhiyong Evidence From Taiwan Sexual Orientation and Relationship Dynamicsin EarlyAdulthood: Erica Reinhard Children inIreland Growing upintheGreat Recession andRapidWeight Gain Among University ofSouthampton Ciritel Andreea Alexandra Britain in Married,CohabitingandLiving-Apart-Together Partnerships In Bringing Sex Backin:Sexual Expression andRelationship Happiness , University ofStAndrews , , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University University ofSouthernCalifornia , , University of Toronto of University nvriy f ayad Clee Park College Maryland, of University , , , , Northwestern University King’s CollegeLondon , University of Michigan of University University ofMichigan , , Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) Institute Demographic Interdisciplinary Netherlands Texas Tech University nvriy f ot Crln a Cae Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University ; Kuo-Hsien Su ; Brienna G.Perelli-Harris , ; nvriy f Southampton of University Tina Hannemann ; Lauren Griffin Lauren ; , Mauricio Avendano National Taiwan University ; ; Rebecca Thornton William G. Axinn G. William PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Friday am 10:00am–11:30 , , The UniversityofManchester Cornell University Cornell ; , ; Anna Rybinska Anna University ofSouthampton e-sn Yu Wei-hsin , ; , , University of Michigan of University King’s CollegeLondon University ofIllinois n M Berrington M. Ann ; ona Maselko Joanna , , ; nvriy of University University of University Laura Tach Laura ; Hill ; , , , Friday 10:00 am–11:30 am P7

P7 Between Racial Complexity and Family Structural Change: Enumerating Single- and Dual-Parent Multiracial Families, 1980– 2010 Allen,Casarez,Bratter, Eboni JeniferRaul P7P7* Jenifer Bratter, Rice University; Raul S. Casarez, Rice University; Eboni Allen, Rice University P7 Examining Same-Sex Couples With Dyadic Data Analysis Powers,Kroeger, DanielRhiannon P7P7* Rhiannon A Kroeger, Louisiana State University; Daniel A. Powers, University of Texas at Austin P7 The San Francisco Paid Parental Leave Ordinance: Results From the First Six Months Stewart,Dow,Goodman, William Holly Julia P7P7* William H. Dow, University of California, Berkeley; Julia M. Goodman, OHSU-PSU School of Public Health; Holly C. Stewart, University of California, Berkeley P7 Dating Violence Victimization and Perpetration Among Sexual Minorities in a Nationally Representative Sample Halpern,Kahn,Swiatlo, Nicole Alison Carolyn P7P7* Alison Swiatlo, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Nicole Fran Kahn, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Carolyn T. Halpern, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P7 Trends in Educational Assortative Mating in Brazil (1960–2010) Machado, Weverthon P7* Weverthon B. Machado, Universidade Do Estado Do Rio De Janeiro P7 American Households and the First World War: Investigations of Multigenerational Patterns of Military and Family Life Using Linked Historical Microdata Friday Program Cunningham, Angela P7* Angela R. Cunningham, University of Colorado, Boulder P7 Race/ Ethnicity, the Housing Market, and Housing Disadvantage for Households With Children Carll, Erin P7* Erin Carll, University of Washington P7 Gender-Based Violence Among Dominicans, Haitian Dominicans, and Haitian Immigrants in the Dominican Republic Peek,Covington,Arroyo,Zsembik, Chuck Julia Barbara Heather P7P7* Barbara Zsembik, University of Florida; Julia Arroyo, University of Florida; Heather Covington, University of Florida; Chuck W Peek, University of Florida P7 Is Living Together With Children Good for Older Adults’ Depression? Joo, Won-tak P7* Won-tak Joo, University of Wisconsin–Madison P7 Gender Aspects of the De Facto Households’ Saving Nava-Bolanos, Isalia P7* Isalia Nava-Bolanos, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México P7 The Effects of Family Structure Transitions on Young Adults’ Union Instability Washington, Chanell P7* Chanell Washington, Pennsylvania State University P7 Linkages Among the Rise in Complex Households, the Undercount of Young Children, and Race/Ethnicity: Where We Have Been and Where We Might Go for the 2020 Census Schwede, Laurie P7* Laurie Schwede, Independent Consultant

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 183 Friday Program P7 vanMulder, derWiel,RosalindeVidal, SergiMikolai, Kulu, Hill Julia Clara P7 P7 184 Ríos-Salas, Vanessa P7 Vu,Ordaz Reynoso, Khoa Natalia P7 Cao, Yiwen P7 Capkova, Klara P7 Ramos, GrazielaVieira, Joice P7 Reed, Megan P7 Flowers, Hilary P7 Kamo,Kim, Hyojung Yoshinori P7 Kamo,Kim, Hyojung Yoshinori P7 White,Moore, Robert Sara P7 Ruijie Zhong, P7 Maciejasz, MagdalenaAbramowska-Kmon, Anita P7 Rodriguez Abreu, Mauricio P7 Michael King,

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Vanessa Ríos-Salas Living Arrangements andtheEducation ofSouth American Children Khoa Vu World anditsDeterminants The Evolution oftheShare of Female HeadedHouseholdsAcross the Yiwen Cao Protective Role ofSocialCohesion Neighborhood SocialProcess andMaternal Depression: The Klara Capkova Earnings ofSingleFathers: DoPenalties Outweigh Premia? Ramos Joice Melo Vieira Arrangements inBrazil The “Best Interests oftheChild”:Poverty andMother-Child Megan Nicole Reed Gender Scripts oftheUpwardly MobileinIndia FlowersHilary the U.S., 2002–2015 Changes intheProximate Determinants ofTeenage Childbearingin Hyojung Kim Korea Women’s Socioeconomic Characteristics andMarriage Intention in Hyojung Kim Comparative Study Preferred andActualDivisionofPaid andUnpaidLabor:A Sara Moore Inequalities in Family Economic Security and Well-being Ruijie Zhong The Role ofEducation inMarriage Formation inJapan Warsaw SchoolofEconomics Abramowska-Kmon Anita Countries Well-being ofCaregivers ofOlderPeople inSelected European Mauricio Rodriguez Abreu Ethnicity Matter? Employment Transitions andTimeinUnpaidHousework: Does Michael D. King Characteristics The Great Equalizer Revisited: Educational Attainment andSpousal Rosalinde van derWiel Vidal Sergi Kulu Hill Individuals: ACross-Country Comparison Residential Mobilityand Tenure Changes AmongSeparated , Universidade Estadual deCampinas(UNICAMP) , , University of Minnesota , , nvriy f t Andrews St of University The OhioState University , University of Queensland of University , , , University ofFlorida Louisiana State University Louisiana State University University ofCalifornia, Berekeley , , Stockholm University University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles , University ofWisconsin–Madison , Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP) , , University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles University ofPennsylvania , University ofGroningen , , El ColegiodeMéxico Warsaw School of Economics of School Warsaw ; ; Robert G.White Natalia Ordaz Reynoso ; ; ; ; Clara H. Mulder H. Clara ui Mikolai Julia Yoshinori Kamo Yoshinori Kamo PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Friday am 10:00am–11:30 , University ofFlorida , nvriy f t Andrews St of University , , , Louisiana State University Louisiana State University , University of Groningen of University ; University of Minnesota Magdalena Maciejasz Magdalena ; Graziela Farina ; ; , Friday 10:15 am–11:45 am 133-1 — 133-3

P7 Grandparents Who Care: Factors Predicting Grandparents’ Responsibility for Grandchildren in Multigenerational Households George, Danielle P7* Danielle George, University at Albany, SUNY P7 Equal Opportunities for All? Childhood Inequality and the Transition to Adulthood in the Danish Welfare State Loft, Lisbeth Trille P7* Lisbeth Trille G. Loft, Columbia University P7 Conservative Gender-Role Attitudes and Marital Dissolution: A Multi-Level Analysis Lee, Yean-Ju P7* Yean-Ju Lee, University of Hawaii P7 Income Penalty of Dual Care of Sandwich Generation in China: Is It Worse for Female With Lower Income? Mu,Wei, YingtanYan P7P7* Yan Wei, School of Statistics, Xi’an University of Finance and Economics; Yingtan Mu, School of Insurance, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics P7 Employment Profiles of Low-Income Hispanic Parents: A Children’s Perspective Guzman,Alvira-Hammond,Wildsmith, Lina Elizabeth Marta P7P7* Elizabeth Wildsmith, Child Trends, Inc.; Marta Alvira-Hammond, Bowling Green State University; Lina Guzman, Child Trends, Inc. P7 Migration Arrangements of Couples, Satisfaction With Spousal Contributions, and Perception of Happiness of Rural Chinese Shu,Li,Tong, Jenny Binbin Yuying P7P7* Jenny Xin Li, Chinese University of Hong Kong; Yuying Tong, Chinese University of Hong Kong; Binbin Shu, Chinese University of Hong Kong Friday Program P7 The Browning Effect: Racial Context and Public Attitudes Toward Diversity in Texas Gonlin,Jones, Nicole Vanessa P7P7* Vanessa Gonlin, Texas A&M University; Nicole Elyse Jones, University of Missouri 133 Advanced Spatial Analysis Brazil, Noli 133 DISCUSSANT: Noli Brazil, University of California, Davis

Yang, Tse-Chuan 133 CHAIR: Tse-Chuan Yang, University at Albany, SUNY Topic 10. Data and Methods 10:15 am–11:45 am — Plaza Court 2 133-1 Bottom-up Projections of Demographic Indicators in Low-Income Countries: Comparing Different Bayesian and Machine-Learning Prediction Models Tatem,Bosco,Nieves,Carioli, Claudio AndrewAlessandraJeremiah J. 133-1133-1* Alessandra Carioli, WorldPop, Geography and Environment, University of Southampton; Jeremiah J Nieves, WorldPop, Geography and Environment, University of Southampton; Claudio Bosco, Flowminder Foundation; Andrew J. Tatem, WorldPop, Geography and Environment, University of Southampton 133-2 The Spatial Proximity and Connectivity (SPC) Method for Measuring and Analyzing Residential Segregation Roberto, Elizabeth 133-2* Elizabeth Roberto, Princeton University 133-3 The Dimensions of Decline: Measuring Urban Population Loss Franklin,Seymour, Rachel Eric 133-3133-3* Rachel S Franklin, Brown University; Eric Seymour, Brown University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 185 Friday Program Zick, Cathleen Fomby, Paula 134 Barton,Gibbons, Joseph Michael 133-4 133-4 —135-2 186 Fisher, Jonathan 135-2 Hessel, Philipp Skirbekk, VegardChristiansen, Solveig 135-1 10:15 am–11:45am Topic 7.Economy, LaborForce, andInequality Laird, Jennifer Finnigan, Ryan 135 Ryff,Lee, Chioun Carol 134-4 Merten,Cox, Michael Gallus, Kami RonaldTiemeyer, Giano, Shreffler, Zachary Stacy Karina 134-3 Finch, Brian Williams, Kristi 134-2 Balistreri, Kelly 134-1 10:15 am–11:45am Topic 3.ChildrenandYouth of Utah CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: DISCUSSANTS:

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Jennifer Laird Jonathan Fisher Vulnerable? The Two-Income Trap: Are Two-Earner HouseholdsMore Financially Public Health Hessel Philipp Vegard Skirbekk Displaced Dueto Automation? Which Sociodemographic Groups Are at Greatest RiskofBeing Participation Demographic Perspectives onChanging Labor Force Wisconsin−Madison Lee Chioun Investigation ofGenderDifferences Determining Later-Life Survival Following ChildhoodAdversity: An Oklahoma State University University State University Shreffler M. Karina Parenthood: TheMediating Role ofEmotion Regulation Trauma andEarly Adolescent Perceptions About Sex and California Kristi Williams Women’s Healthat Midlife Adverse ChildhoodExperiences,Early andNonmarital Fertility, and Kelly Stamper Balistreri Role ofFamily Resiliency Food Insufficiency, Adversity and Child Well-being:The Protective Adverse ChildhoodExperiencesandResilience University Gibbons Joseph Health Inequality Evaluating Residential Segregation’s EffectsonNeighborhood Spatial Ryan Finnigan Paula Fomby ; Stacy Tiemeyer Stacy —Plaza Court8 —Tower CourtA , , nvriy f Wisconsin−Madison of University , , Columbia University The The Ohio State University ; , avr University Harvard , , Stanford University Columbia University/CEFH - Norwegian Institute of Public Health oad . Cox B. Ronald a Deo tt University State Diego San , Oklahoma State University State Oklahoma , , University ofCalifornia, Davis , University ofMichigan Bowling GreenState University , Oklahoma State University State Oklahoma , kaoa tt University State Oklahoma ; ovi Christiansen Solveig ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Friday am 10:15am–11:45 Brian K. Finch ; ; ihe Barton Michael ; Zachary Giano Zachary ; Cathleen Zick ao D Ryff D. Carol ; Kami L. Gallus L. Kami , Norwegian Institute of Institute Norwegian , University of Southern ; ihe J Merten J. Michael , , Oklahoma State Oklahoma oiin State Louisiana , , nvriy of University University , Oklahoma ; , Friday 10:15 am–11:45 am 135-3 — 137-4

135-3 Old Before Their Time: The Role of Employers in Retirement Decisions Bello,Galasso, Piera Vincenzo 135-3135-3* Piera Bello, Università della Svizzera Italiana (USI); Vincenzo Galasso, Bocconi University 135-4 Labor Market Integration of First and Second Generation Black Immigrants in Israel and the United States Saabneh,Tesfai, Rebbeca Ameed 135-4135-4* Ameed Saabneh, University of Haifa; Rebbeca Tesfai, Temple University 136 Families, the Law, and Public Policy Cherlin, Andrew 136 DISCUSSANT: Andrew Cherlin, Johns Hopkins University

Laplante, Benoit 136 CHAIR: Benoit Laplante, Institut national de la recherche scientifique Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 10:15 am–11:45 am — Director’s Row H 136-1 Clean Breaks at Public Cost? His Earnings and Her Social Assistance Take-up After Marital Separation Bernardi,Potarca,Kessler, Dorian Gina Laura 136-1136-1* Dorian Kessler, Bern University of Applied Sciences; Gina Potarca, University of Geneva; Laura Bernardi, University of Lausanne 136-2 Intra-household Property Rights and Well-being: Evidence From the 2011 Chinese Divorce Reform Zang, Emma 136-2*

Emma Zang, Duke University Friday Program 136-3 Single Motherhood and the Abolition of Coverture in the United States Alshaikhmubarak,Geddes,Grossbard, Richard Shoshana Hazem 136-3136-3* Shoshana Grossbard, San Diego State University; Richard Geddes, Cornell University; Hazem Alshaikhmubarak, University of California, Santa Barbara 136-4 Child Support’s Cost Recovery Goal After Welfare Reform Cozzolino, Elizabeth 136-4* Elizabeth Cozzolino, University of Texas at Austin 137 Fertility Intentions: Causes and Consequences Morgan, S. Philip 137 DISCUSSANT: S. Philip Morgan, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Rackin, Heather 137 CHAIR: Heather Rackin, Louisiana State University Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 10:15 am–11:45 am — Governor’s Square 11 137-1 Understanding the Determinants of Adolescent Fertility Attitudes Kusunoki,Guzzo,Hayford, Karen Sarah Yasamin 137-1137-1* Sarah Hayford, The Ohio State University; Karen B. Guzzo, Bowling Green State University; Yasamin Kusunoki, University of Michigan 137-2 What Are the Determinants of Intentions for Childlessness? Rybinska, Anna 137-2* Anna Rybinska, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 137-3 Global Influences on Malawians’ Ideal Family Size Preferences Swindle, Jeffrey 137-3* Jeffrey Swindle, University of Michigan 137-4 Race-Ethnicity and (Un)Happiness About Births Hartnett, Caroline 137-4* Caroline Hartnett, University of Michigan

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 187 Friday Program 10:15 am–11:45am Hotz, V. Joseph 138 138-1 —139-4 188 Attili,Castagnaro,Ortensi, Marina Ambrosetti, Livia Paparusso, Elena Cinzia Angela 139-4 Cho, AhyoungMoon, Ahram YusunSong, 139-3 Samari, Goleen 139-2 Hopcroft, Rosemary 139-1 10:15 am–11:45am Topic 1.Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Lappegård, Trude (Austrian Academy ofSciences) Global HumanCapital VID/ÖAW, (IIASA, WU),ViennaInstitute ofDemography Buber-Ennser, Isabella 139 Rothwell, Charles 138-4 Potok, Nancy 138-3 Hart, Nick 138-2 Groves, Robert 138-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR:

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Trude Lappegård V. JosephHotz Population andSocial Policies CNR-IRPPS (Istat) Statistica di Nazionale Istituto Milan of Ambrosetti Elena Prenatal Sex Selection After Migration: Evidences From Italy Economics Ahyoung Song Behaviors in South Korea Gender Role Attitude Toward Family and Work,and Fertility Goleen Samari Empowerment Education and Fertility inEgypt: Mediation by Women’s Rosemary Hopcroft Resources, andMultiple Partners on Fertility Sex Differences inthe Effects of Personal Resources, Family Gender, Equity, andReproductive Health Charles Rothwell Efforts to Implement Recommendations of Two Reports Nancy Potok Sources andState-of-the-Art Estimation Methods Panel onImproving Federal Statistics Through UsingMultiple Data Evidence-Based Policymaking andtheNational Research Council Following upontheRecommendations oftheCommissionon Nick Hart Policymaking Findings andNext Steps ofthePromise ofEvidence-Based Robert Groves Federal Statistics: Combining Data Sources While Protecting Privacy Findings ofNational Research Council(NRC) Report, Innovations in Sciences ontheUseofAdministrative Records Commission andReports oftheNational Academy of Follow-up to theReport ofthe Evidence-Based Isabella Buber-Ennser ; , Cinzia Castagnaro Cinzia ; Bipartisan Policy Center Yusun Cho —Tower CourtC —Governor’s Square12 , Office ofManagement andBudget , , , , Gachon University Georgetown University University ofCalifornia, SanFrancisco Duke University , , , Center for HealthStatistics University ofOslo nvriy a Sapienza La University , University ofNorthCarolinaatCharlotte , University ofSouthernCalifornia , Istituto Nazionale di Statistica (Istat) Statistica di Nazionale Istituto , Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and ; Ahram Moon ; Angela Paparusso Angela ; ii Eia Ortensi Elisa Livia PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Friday am 10:15am–11:45 , Tianjin University of Finance and , Institute of Research on Research of Institute , ioc University Bicocca ; Marina Attili Marina , Friday 10:15 am–11:45 am 140-1 — 141-4

140 Global Aging Using Cross-National Comparisons Dow, William 140 DISCUSSANT: William Dow, University of California, Berkeley

Downer, Brian 140 CHAIR: Brian Downer, University of Texas Medical Branch Topic 9. Population and Aging 10:15 am–11:45 am — Plaza Court 6 140-1 Living Alone in Later Life: A Comparative Global Analysis Requena,Reher, David Miguel 140-1140-1* David Reher, Universidad Complutense de Madrid; Miguel Requena, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED) 140-2 Latin America Convergence and Divergence Towards the Mortality Profiles of Developed Countries Canudas-Romo,Aburto,Álvarez, JoseJesús-Adrián Vladimir 140-2140-2* Jesús-Adrián Álvarez, Biodemography Unit, Institute of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark; Jose Aburto, Unit of Biodemography, Institute of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark; Vladimir Canudas-Romo, Australian National University 140-3 Aging and the Changing Nature of Intergenerational Flows: Policy Challenges and Responses Ahmed,Abrigo,Stojanovic,Lee,Mason, Ronald Michael AndrewSyud Diana 140-3140-3* Andrew Mason, University of Hawaii at Manoa; Ronald Lee, University of California, Berkeley; Diana Stojanovic, East-West Center; Michael Abrigo, Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS); Syud Amer Ahmed, World Bank Group

140-4 Getting on (and off) Disability: How Relevant Are Government Friday Program Integration Policies? Morris, Zachary 140-4* Zachary Morris, Stony Brook University 141 Innovative Population-Environment Questions Vanlandingham, Mark 141 DISCUSSANT: Mark Vanlandingham, Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine

Veron, Jacques 141 CHAIR: Jacques Veron, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED) Topic 8. Population, Development and Environment 10:15 am–11:45 am — Plaza Court 7 141-1 Climate Shock and Violence Sinha,Sahni, EshaHerman 141-1141-1* Esha Sinha, Independent Researcher; Herman Sahni, Baldwin Wallace University 141-2 Effect of Summer Heat Waves on the Probability of Premature Birth in the Seven County Metropolitan Minneapolis–St. Paul Area, 2010–2015 Smith, Morrison 141-2* Morrison Luke Smith, Minnesota Population Center 141-3 Malaria Exposure and Pregnancy Outcomes in Sub-Saharan Africa Davenport,Dorelien,Grace, Kathryn Audrey Frank 141-3141-3* Audrey Dorelien, University of Minnesota; Kathryn Grace, University of Minnesota– Twin Cities; Frank Davenport, University of California, Santa Barbara 141-4 Positive Early Life Rainfall Shocks and Adult Mental Health Tan,Pasha,Rockmore, Chih Mochamad Ming Marc 141-4141-4* Marc Rockmore, Clark University; Mochamad Pasha, World Bank; Chih Ming Tan, University of North Dakota

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 189 Friday Program 10:15 am–11:45am Topic 4.HealthandMortality Hernandez, Elaine Torche, Florencia 142 142-1 —143-3 190 Candipan, JenniferOwens, Ann 143-3 Hermansen, Are 143-2 vanKleinepier, Ham,Maarten Tom 143-1 10:15 am–11:45am Topic 6.MigrationandUrbanization Clark, William Rich, Peter 143 Pavalko,Hardy,Bauldry,Wolfe, Shawn Melissa Joseph Eliza 142-4 Mossakowski,Sheehan, Connor Yahirun, Krysia Jenjira 142-3 Ploubidis, GeorgeStaff, JenniferMaggs, Barbuscia, Anna Jeremy 142-2 Goldberg, Rachel Ro,Whitley,Buher Kane, Jennifer Annie Margaret 142-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Elaine Hernandez William Clark Southern California Owens Ann Educational Opportunities Poor Neighborhoods,BadSchools?NeighborhoodDisadvantage and Are Skeie Hermansen Educational Attainment AmongChildren inImmigrant Minorities Help orHindrance? Adolescent Ethnic Residential Networks and of Technology Tom Kleinepier Neighborhood Disadvantage During Childhood Ethnic Differences inDuration andTimingofExposure to being Neighborhoods, Education andSocioeconomic Well- University University Wolfe D. Joseph Adjacent Generations Approach Multigenerational Attainments andMortality AmongOlderMen:An Southern California Yahirun Jenjira Education for Older Parents’ Mental HealthintheUnited States Depression inLater Life: TheRole ofAdultChildren’s College Longitudinal Studies Staff Jeremy Barbuscia Anna Substance UseandChildDevelopment A Longitudinal,Multigenerational Studyof Prenatal Maternal University ofCalifornia, Irvine Irvine California, of Kane Buher Jennifer The SocialPatterning ofMaternal Risk Factors for Macrosomia Intergenerational Processes in Population Health Peter Rich Florencia Torche ; Melissa Hardy Melissa —Plaza Court1 —Director’s Row E , , , nvriy f oten California Southern of University Pennsylvania State University State Pennsylvania University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles , , , Delft Universityof Technology , nvriy f aai t Manoa at Hawaii of University OxfordUniversity , University of Alabama at Birmingham at Alabama of University , Cornell University ; ; Indiana University Krysia Mossakowski , ni Ro Annie , University of California, Irvine California, of University University ofOslo , , Stanford University Pennsylvania State University StatePennsylvania , nvriy f aiona Irvine California, of University ; JenniferMaggs , University ofHawaiiatManoa ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Friday am 10:15am–11:45 George B. Ploubidis B. George ; ; Maarten van Ham ; enfr Candipan Jennifer onr Sheehan Connor , ; PennsylvaniaState University MargaretWhitley ; ; Shawn Bauldry Shawn Eliza K PavalkoK Eliza ; ahl Goldberg Rachel , , Delft University UCL Centre for Centre UCL , , nvriy of University nvriy of University , University , , Indiana Purdue ; , Friday 10:15 am–11:45 am 143-4 — 145-2

143-4 The Tipping Point: An Examination of Poverty Concentration Measurement Validity and Reliability for Neighborhood Effects Research Howell, Junia 143-4* Junia Howell, University of Pittsburgh 144 Population and Environment in Developing Countries Adamo, Susana Beatriz 144 DISCUSSANT: Susana Beatriz Adamo, CIESIN-Columbia University

Kaneda, Toshiko 144 CHAIR: Toshiko Kaneda, Population Reference Bureau Topic 8. Population, Development and Environment 10:15 am–11:45 am — Governor’s Square 9 144-1 Changing Climate-Migration Relationships Over Time in China Mueller,Gray,Hopping, Clark Valerie Douglas 144-1144-1* Clark Gray, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Douglas Hopping, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Valerie Mueller, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) 144-2 Climate Change and Internal Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa Stecklov,Arslan,Weinreb, Aslihan GuyAlexander 144-2144-2* Alexander Weinreb, University of Texas at Austin; Aslihan Arslan, International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD); Guy Stecklov, University of British Columbia 144-3 Climate Shocks, Labor, and the Feminization of Responsibility McNeill,Bernier, QuinnKristen 144-3144-3* Quinn Bernier, Brown University; Kristen McNeill, Brown University Friday Program 144-4 Burden of Air Pollution on Premature Deaths: A Time-Series Case Study Based on Mumbai, India Chattopadhyay,Pal,Dey, Soumya Sudeshna Aparajita 144-4144-4* Sudeshna Dey, International Institute for Population Sciences; Soumya Pal, Indian Institute of Management; Aparajita Chattopadhyay, International Institute for Population Sciences

145 Quality of Care in Family Planning Programming Ramarao, Saumya 145 DISCUSSANT: Saumya Ramarao, Population Council

Holt, Kelsey 145 CHAIR: Kelsey Holt, University of California, San Francisco Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 10:15 am–11:45 am — Plaza Ballroom A 145-1 Impact of the Quality of Family Planning Services on Modern Contraception Prevalence Bishai,Zhongzhe,Chen,Bell,Alfonso, Suzanne Mingxin David Y. NataliaPan 145-1145-1* Y. Natalia Alfonso, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Suzanne Bell, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Mingxin Chen, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Pan Zhongzhe, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; David Bishai, Johns Hopkins University 145-2 A Comparison of Summary Measures of Quality of Care for Family Planning in Haiti, Malawi, and Tanzania Temsah,Wang,Mallick, Wenjuan LindsayGheda 145-2145-2* Lindsay Mallick, The DHS Program/Avenir Health; Wenjuan Wang, The DHS Program, ICF; Gheda Temsah, ICF International

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 191 Friday Program Chakraborty,Atuyambe,Montagu,Gul, Agha Grepin, Dominic Kalamar, Lynn KarenHameed, WaqasBellows, KarenMukanu, Benjamin Chang, Nirali Mulenga Amanda 145-3 145-3 —146-4 192 Zerpa,Schaller, Mariana Kuka,East, Elira Chloe Jessamyn 146-4 McLanahan, SaraDonnelly, Gaydosh, Lauren Louis 146-3 Choi, KateMartinson, Melissa 146-2 Hummer,Rogers,Lawrence, Elizabeth Richard Robert 146-1 10:15 am–11:45am Topic 4.HealthandMortality Grieger, Lloyd Baker, Elizabeth 146 Chaudhary,Shakya,Bajracharya, GangaMaharjan, Dev Maharjan, Manju Thapa, Kusum LataPearson, Pushpa DavidPuri, Mahesh Canning, Shah, Iqbal Erin Pradhan, Elina 145-4 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Lloyd Grieger Leuven University East Chloe Loss: Are Families Landinginor Falling Through theSafety Net? Children’s HealthInsurance Coverage andHealth ExpensesAfter Job Princeton University Gaydosh Lauren Adolescent StrivingandBodyMassIndex Western Ontario Martinson L. Melissa Maternal Education Low BirthWeight andChildAdolescent Health:TheRole of Carolina atChapelHill Rogers Lawrence M. Elizabeth States Socioeconomic DisparitiesinChildHealththe21st Century United Socioeconomic DisparitiesinChildHealth Gynaecologists (NESOG) (NESOG) Gynaecologists (NESOG) Gynaecologists and and Population Activities (CREHPA) (CREHPA) Activities Maharjan Manju Health (CREHPA) Activities Population Health Health Public of School Chan Elina Pradhan Controlled Trial Maternity Care inNepal:Results From Stepped-Wedge Randomized Integrating Postpartum IUDCounselingandInsertionServices Into Chakraborty Management for Metrics University Laurier Kalamar M. Amanda Bellows Benjamin T.Chang Karen Information Index Probing for Method-Specific Responses to theMethodVerify Elizabeth Baker ; ; , Kusum Thapa aeh hnr Puri Chandra Mahesh nvriyo ooao Boulder Colorado of University ; Jessamyn Schaller Jessamyn , —Governor’s Square10 , , nvriy f ooao Denver Colorado of University Metrics for Management , Yale University Harvard T.H.Harvard Health Public of School Chan , Metrics for Management for Metrics , , ; , nvriy f ot Crln a Cae Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University ; etr o Rsac o Evrnet Hat ad Population and Health Environment, on Research for Center ; ga ae Gul Xaher Agha Population Council Population Dev Maharjan Dev Sara McLanahan , , , Population Services International Services Population Nepal SocietyObstetriciansof Gynaecologistsand (NESOG) , , ; nvriy f Washington of University University ofAlabamaatBirmingham nvriy f ot Crln a Cae Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University Pushpa Chaudhary Pushpa ; ; ; yn . Atuyambe M. Lynn , ag Shakya Ganga David Canning David ; , University of Arizona of University Erin Pearson Erin etr o Rsac o Evrnet Hat and Health Environment, on Research for Center ; Lata Bajracharya , Center for Research on Environment, Health Environment, on Research for Center , , ai Soe Society Stopes Marie Princeton University ; ; Robert A. Hummer A. Robert aa Hameed Waqas ; Mulenga Mukanu Mulenga PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Friday am 10:15am–11:45 , , , , ; Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public of School Chan T.H. Harvard ea Scey f bttiin and Obstetricians of Society Nepal ea oit fOsercas and Obstetricians of Society Nepal Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public of School T.H.Chan Harvard lr Kuka Elira , ; ; , Nepal Society of Obstetricians ae . Choi H. Kate aeee University Makerere Mariana Zerpa Mariana ; ; Karen A. Grepin A. Karen Iqbal Shah , , ai Soe Society Stopes Marie ; , oten Methodist Southern , oii Montagu Dominic University of North of University Population Council Population ; oi Donnelly Louis , , , nvriy of University University of University ; Harvard T.H.Harvard ihr G. Richard , ; Wilfrid Nirali ; ; ; , , Friday 10:15 am–11:45 am 147-1 — 148-3

147 The Labor Market Dynamics of Mexicans in Mexico and the United States

Orrenius,Sanchez-Soto, Pia Gabriela 147 DISCUSSANTS: Gabriela Sanchez-Soto, University of Texas at San Antonio; Pia Orrenius, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

Roman, Patricia 147 CHAIR: Patricia Roman, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México 10:15 am–11:45 am — Governor’s Square 17 147-1 Immigration Raids and Worker Productivity Amuedo-Dorantes,Antman, Francisca Catalina 147-1147-1* Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes, San Diego State University; Francisca M. Antman, University of Colorado Boulder 147-2 Mexican Migration to the United States: Socioeconomic Success of Movers and Stayers Thomas,Genoni,Farfan,Velasquez, Gabriela Maria Duncan Andrea 147-2147-2* Andrea Velasquez, University of Colorado Denver; Gabriela Farfan, World Bank Group; Maria Genoni, World Bank Group; Duncan Thomas, Duke University 147-3 Labor Market Entries, Exits, and Precarious Work: Longitudinal Evidence From Urban Mexico Pacheco, Edith 147-3* Edith Pacheco, El Colegio de Mexico 147-4 Female Employment, Living Arrangements, and Inequality in Mexico Sanchez, Landy 147-4* Landy Sanchez, El Colegio de México

148 The Role of the Private Sector in Dynamics of Friday Program Contraceptive Use in Developing Countries

Longfield, Kim 148 DISCUSSANT: Kim Longfield, Independent Consultant

Klein Hattori, Megan 148 CHAIR: Megan Klein Hattori, University of Massachusetts Boston Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 10:15 am–11:45 am — Governor’s Square 15 148-1 Does Pharmacy Access to Medical Abortion From Trained Providers Compromise Post-Abortion Contraception in Nepal? Rocca,Blum,Maharjan,Harper,Puri, Mahesh Maya Corinne Cynthia Dev 148-1148-1* Mahesh Chandra Puri, Center for Research on Environment, Health and Population Activities (CREHPA); Cynthia Harper, University of California, San Francisco; Dev Maharjan, Center for Research on Environment, Health and Population Activities (CREHPA); Maya Blum, University of California, San Francisco; Corinne H. Rocca, University of California, San Francisco 148-2 Where and for Whom Does Investing in Private-Sector Family Planning Quality Improve Contraceptive Prevalence? Bell,Alfonso,Pan,Chen,Bishai, ZhongzheSuzanne Mingxin David Y. Natalia 148-2148-2* David Bishai, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Mingxin Chen, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Zhongzhe Pan, Virginia Commonwealth University; Y. Natalia Alfonso, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Suzanne Bell, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health 148-3 Contraceptive Choice and Private Sources of Contraception in Sub- Saharan Africa Zetah,Kristiansen,Boyle,Griffin, ElizabethBrian Risa Devon 148-3148-3* Elizabeth Boyle, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities; Devon Kristiansen, University of Minnesota; Risa Griffin, Minnesota Population Center; Brian Zetah, University of Minnesota PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 193 Friday Program Evangelist,Shaefer, Michael H. 149 Hindin, Michelle Kalamar, Amanda 148-4 148-4 —150-3 194 Mykyta, Laryssa 150-3 Arocho, Rachel 150-2 Ryberg, Renee Catherine 150-1 10:15 am–11:45am Topic 3.ChildrenandYouth Longmore, Monica Warner, Tara 150 Stevens, Ann 149-4 Harkness, Susan 149-3 Glass, JenniferMusick, KellyGonalons Pons, Pilar 149-2 Brown,Weden,Zvavitch, Joey Rendall, Margaret Michael Polina 149-1 10:15 am–11:45am Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households, andUnions Martin, Molly University ofMichigan CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANTS:

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Monica Longmore Molly Martin Laryssa Mykyta the United States Adulthood at theIntersection ofRace,Sex andImmigrant Status in Growing up Faster? Examining Differences in the Transition to Rachel Arocho to Divorce Cohabitation andMarriage Behaviors of Young AdultsWho Expect Renee Catherine Ryberg Adulthood by Race,Class,andGender Emerging Adulthoodand/or Expedited Adulthood?Pathways into Transition to Adulthood Ann HuffStevens Dynamics ofDeepPoverty intheUnited States Susan Harkness Disadvantage Motherhood, Partner Absence andtheAccumulation of Economic Jennifer Glass Pons Gonalons Pilar Following First Births,1984–2014 Does Having Children Make You Poor? Trends inFamily Poverty Maryland Maryland of Michael S. Rendall Why Are SoMany American Children Born Into Poverty? Timing andLife Course DimensionsofPoverty International Hindin J. Michelle Country DHSAnalysis Pharmacies asaSource ofContraception for Adolescents: AMulti- Tara Warner H. Shaefer —Plaza Court3 —Governor’s Square16 ; , Margaret M. Weden M. Margaret , , Pennsylvania State University University ofTexas atAustin , The OhioState University , University ofTexas RioGrandeValley University ofEssex , , , University ofCalifornia, Davis , University of Maryland, College Park , Population Council Population , , Bowling GreenState University University ofMichigan University ofNebraska University of Pennsylvania of University , University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill , RAND Corporation RAND ; Amanda M. Kalamar M. Amanda PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Friday am 10:15am–11:45 ; ; Michael Evangelist Kelly Musick Kelly ; ; Polina Zvavitch Joey Brown Joey , , Population Services Services Population Cornell University Cornell , University of University , , University ; Friday 10:15 am–11:45 am 150-4 — 152-1

150-4 First Comes Marriage or the Baby Carriage? The Connection Between the Sequencing of Marriage and Parenthood and Millennial Parents’ Economic Well-being Wilcox,Wang, Wendy Bradford 150-4150-4* Wendy Wang, Institute For Family Studies; Bradford Wilcox, University of Virginia 151 Union Formation in International Context Wright, Laura 151 DISCUSSANT: Laura Wright, University of Saskatchewan

Osgood, Aurea 151 CHAIR: Aurea Osgood, Winona State University Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 10:15 am–11:45 am — Director’s Row I 151-1 Survival Analysis on First Union Formation in the Context of Socio- Demographic Disparities: Evidence From 99 Low- and Middle- Income Countries Chalasani,Simelane,Liang, Mengjia SandileSatvika 151-1151-1* Mengjia Liang, United Nations Population Fund; Sandile Simelane, United Nations Population Fund; Satvika Chalasani, United Nations Population Fund 151-2 Does Marriage Squeeze in India Varies by Region, Religion and Caste? Shekhar,Vishwakarma, Chander Minakshi 151-2151-2* Minakshi Vishwakarma, International Institute for Population Sciences; Chander Shekhar, International Institute for Population Sceinces

151-3 Using Cure Models to Examine Patterns and Determinants of Friday Program Marriage Entry in China Xu, Kim 151-3* Kim Qinzi Xu, Australian National University 151-4 Love or Happiness? The Changing Pattern of Union Formation and Quality of Relationships and Life for Newly Married Couples in Nepal Puri,Weiser,Dahal,Diamond-Smith, Mahesh Minakshi Sheri Nadia 151-4151-4* Nadia Diamond-Smith, University of California, San Francisco; Minakshi Dahal, Center for Research on Environment, Health and Population Activities (CREHPA); Sheri Weiser, University of California, San Francisco; Mahesh Chandra Puri, Center for Research on Environment, Health and Population Activities (CREHPA)

152 Wealth Inequality by Race, Ethnicity, Nativity, and Gender

Barr, Peter 152 DISCUSSANT: Peter Barr, Virginia Commonwealth University

Painter, Matthew 152 CHAIR: Matthew Painter, University of Wyoming Topic 5. Gender, Race and Ethnicity 10:15 am–11:45 am — Plaza Court 5 152-1 Racial Inequalities in Wealth: The Unequal Impact of the Great Recession on Families With Children Gibson-Davis,Percheski, Christine Christina 152-1152-1* Christine Percheski, Northwestern University; Christina M. Gibson-Davis, Duke University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 195 Friday Program Swaminathan,Munshi, KaivanMinz, Shantidani SoumyaLuke,Eeckout, Borker, Nancy Jan Girija 152-4 Pfeffer,Killewald, Alexandra Fabian 152-3 Easley, Janeria 152-2 152-2 —152-4 196 Chindarkar,Vikram, Kriti Namrata P8 Rau, Roland KarinAhlbom, Anders MarcusModig, Ebeling, P8 Shpenev, Alexey P8 Wilbur, Rachel P8 Tenkorang,Banchani, Emmanuel Eric P8 Carapella,Balbo,Toffolutti, Piergiorgio Nicoletta Veronica P8 Compaore,Soura, Yacouba Abdramane P8 12:30 pm–2:00pm P8

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National UniversityofSingapore Vikram Kriti Integrated Child Development Scheme on Cognitive Achievement AmongChildren inIndia: Evaluating the Longitudinal ImpactofFood Supplementation in Early Childhood Roland Rau Research Ebeling Marcus Diabetes Alter theRate ofAgeing? Does aSevere Disease SuchasMyocardial Infarction, Stroke, or Alexey Shpenev International Comparison Spousal Spillover Effects ofHusbandsandWives onHealth: Rachel Elizabeth Wilbur Nutrition Survey Gastrointestinal Infectious DiseaseUsingtheChinaHealthand A LongitudinalComparisonofSocialDeterminants ofHealthand University Banchani Emmanuel With Noncommunicable DiseasesinGhana Activity Limitations and Participation RestrictionsAmong People Veronica Toffolutti Balbo Nicoletta Adolescents DuringtheGreat Recession Time Trends intheUseofMind-Altering DrugsAmongEuropean Louvain SouraAbdramane Faso: Contribution ofaDemographic Surveillance System Trauma-Related Mortality Among AdultsinOuagadougou, Burkina Health andMortality 2 Swaminathan Vellore College, Medical ICREA-GSE Borker Girija Wealth, Marriage, andSex Selection Alexandra Killewald For Richer:TheEffects ofMarriage on Wealth Accumulation EasleyJaneria A. Racial Differences in Wealth Mobility Inheriting Disadvantage: TheExperienceofNegative Life Events and ; Karin Modig Karin ; —Plaza Exhibit , Nancy Luke Nancy , University ofRostock , , Brown University Brown National University of Singapore University National Indian CouncilofMedical Research , , , , University of Rostock and Max Planck Institute for Demographic for Institute Planck Max and Rostock of University University ofPennsylvania University ofPennsylvania ocn University Bocconi , , University of Ouagadougou of University Bocconi University , Harvard University Harvard , , eoil University Memorial , , Karolinska InstituteKarolinska Pennsylvania State University StatePennsylvania University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill ; avn Munshi Kaivan ; Jan Eeckout Jan ; iriri Carapella Piergiorgio ; Fabian T. Pfeffer ; , ; , Anders Ahlbom Anders PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting nvriy f Cambridge of University University College London and UPF- and London College University rc eoh Tenkorang Yeboah Eric Friday pm 12:30pm–2:00 ; ; YacoubaCompaore art Rvnr Chindarkar Ravindra Namrata ; Shantidani Minz Shantidani , University ofMichigan , , Karolinska InstituteKarolinska ocn University Bocconi , University of University , ; , Memorial Christian Soumya ; ; , Friday 12:30 pm–2:00 pm P8

P8 Family Support Decreases the Risk of Diagnosis of a Heart Problem Across Adulthood Almeida,Chai, Hye DavidWon P8P8* Hye Won Chai, Pennsylvania State University; David Almeida, Pennsylvania State University P8 Migration and Child’s Health in China Treiman,Lu,Yeung, Yao Wei-Jun Donald P8P8* Wei-Jun Yeung, National University of Singapore; Yao Lu, Columbia University; Donald J. Treiman, University of California, Los Angeles P8 Depression Among Mothers With Young Children: The Role of Family Migration and Social Networks in Mexico Edelblute,Altman, Claire Heather P8P8* Heather B. Edelblute, University of Texas at San Antonio; Claire Altman, University of Missouri, Columbia P8 Projecting HIV Infections in Chicago: A Comparison of Two Approaches Schneider,Khanna,Skwara, AbigailAditya John P8P8* Abigail Skwara, University of Chicago; Aditya Khanna, University of Chicago; John Schneider, University of Chicago P8 Social Norms and Family Planning Use in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo Costenbader,Zissette,Martinez,Dagadu,Shaw,LeMasters, Bryan Nana Seth KatherineAndres Elizabeth P8P8* Katherine LeMasters, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Bryan Shaw, Georgetown University; Nana Dagadu, Georgetown University; Andres Martinez, FHI 360; Seth Zissette, FHI 360; Elizabeth Costenbader, FHI 360 P8 Unconventional Natural Gas Development and Hospitalizations in

Pennsylvania Friday Program Hill,Denham, Elaine Alina P8P8* Alina Denham, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry; Elaine Hill, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry P8 Do Small Changes to Medicaid Eligibility Matter? Evidence From the ACA Medicaid Expansion in New York State Veazie,Denham, Peter Alina P8P8* Alina Denham, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry; Peter Veazie, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry P8 Does Personality Mediate the Relationship Between Socioeconomic Status and Health in Later Life? Kim, Jin Hyung P8* Jin Hyung Hyung Kim, University of Wisconsin–Madison P8 Operational Efficiency, Patient Composition, and Regional Context of U.S. Health Centers: Associations With Access to Early Prenatal Care, and Low Birth Weight McGarvey,Thorsen, AndreasMaggie Ronald P8P8* Maggie L. Thorsen, Montana State University; Andreas Thorsen, Montana State University; Ronald McGarvey, University of Missouri P8 Tobacco and Alcohol Use Among Youth in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Multi-Country Analysis on the Influence of Structural and Micro-Level Factors Mutumba, Massy P8* Massy Mutumba, University of Michigan P8 Expected Social Support and Recovery of Functional Status After Heart Surgery Tumin,Zhang, ZheDmitry P8P8* Zhe Zhang, The Ohio State University; Dmitry Tumin, The The Ohio State University P8 The Implications of Race, Income and Education on Healthy Food Purchasing Behaviors Lence,Kowaleski-Jones, Clare Lori P8P8* Lori Kowaleski-Jones, University of Utah; Clare Tobin Lence, Utah Legislature PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 197 Friday Program P8 Myrskyla,Klemetti, MikkoMartikainen,Remes, Reija Goisis, Alice Hanna Pekka P8 P8 198 Kalindi,Mwango, AudreyMunkombwe, Chomba Brian P8 Myerson,Lu, Tianyi Rebecca P8 Dabergott, Filip P8 Kunstadter,Qi, Jinyuan Peter P8 Weeks, Janet P8 Cossman, LynneWolf,Weeks, Janet Julia P8 Chiu, Chi-TsunGarcia,Perez, Marc Catherine P8 Kulkarni, Veena P8 Hummer,Brooks,Gartner, Jada Robert Danielle P8 Cohen, Philip Gayfield, Asiah

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P8 Cognitive Well-being Among Grandparents in Rural South Africa Farrell,Jennings,Kobayashi, Meagan Elyse Lindsay P8P8* Elyse A. Jennings, Harvard University; Meagan Farrell, Harvard University; Lindsay Kobayashi, Harvard University P8 Place Matters for Health Assimilation: Examining Asian and Hispanic Immigrant’s Mental Health Change From Adolescence to Adulthood Chen,Duan, I-ChienHaoshu P8P8* Haoshu Duan, University of Maryland; I-Chien Chen, Michigan State University P8 Capturing Medical Methods of Abortion Sales Data in India Bell,Browne,Moore, Suzanne Ann Alyssa P8P8* Ann M. Moore, Guttmacher Institute; Alyssa Browne, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Suzanne Bell, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health P8 Voice and Gender Misclassification of Gender in Phone-Based Surveys: A Quasi-Experimental Population Study of Gender ‘Passing’ and Transgender Health Lagos, Danya P8* Danya Raquel Lagos, University of Chicago P8 Incentive-Based Interventions for Smoking Cessation: Findings From the SMILE Trial Jampaklay,Srivirojana,Lowenstein,White,Dow, William Justin AreeNucharee Chris P8P8* Justin S. White, University of California, San Francisco; Chris Lowenstein, University of California, Berkeley; Nucharee Srivirojana, Mahidol University; Aree Jampaklay, Mahidol University; William H. Dow, University of California, Berkeley P8 The Effect of Physician Turnover on Patients’ Welfare and on Patients’ Choice of Physician: Evidence From Medicare Beneficiaries Zhang, Xuan P8* Xuan Zhang, Brown University P8 Social Disadvantage and Mental Health: A Developing Country Friday Program Perspective Coffey,Gupta, Aashish Diane P8P8* Aashish Gupta, University of Pennyslvania; Diane Coffey, University of Texas at Austin P8 Epidemiological Consequences of Different Social Contact Patterns Between Rural Areas and Urban Slum Areas in Kenya Manfredi,Merler,Nokes,Poletti,ChapaAdema,DelMelegaro, Fava, Kiti, D. StefanoIrene PieroEmanuele PieroAlessia Moses P8P8* Alessia Melegaro, Bocconi University; Emanuele Del Fava, Bocconi University, DONDENA Centre; Irene Adema, KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Programme; Moses Chapa Kiti, KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Programme; Piero Poletti, Bruno Kessler Foundation; D. James Nokes, KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Programme; Stefano Merler, Bruno Kessler Foundation; Piero Manfredi, Pisa University P8 Labor Migration, Social Capital, and HIV Risks in South Africa Avogo, Winfred P8* Winfred A. Avogo, Illinois State University P8 The Effect of Healthcare System Distrust on Breast Cancer Screening Uptake in Philadelphia Elewonibi, Bilikisu P8* Bilikisu Reni Elewonibi, Pennsylvania State University P8 Spatial Analysis of Mortality by Cardiovascular Disease in the Adult Population: A Study for Brazilian Micro-Regions Between 1996 and 2015 Queiroz,Baptista, Bernardo Emerson P8P8* Emerson Augusto Baptista, Asian Demographic Research Institute; Bernardo Lanza Queiroz, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) P8 Racial and Geographic Disparities in Risk and Survival of Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias. Yashin,Kravchenko,Yashkin,Akushevich, Anatoliy Arseniy IgorJulia P8P8* Igor Akushevich, Duke University; Arseniy Pavlovich Yashkin, Duke University; Julia Kravchenko, Duke University; Anatoliy I. Yashin, Duke University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 199 Friday Program Dribe, Martin Debiasi, Enrico P8 Brown,Sun, Na Hua, Cassandra J. ScottNguyen, Morgan P8 P8 200 Settels, Jason Timoszuk, Sylwia Jae Downing, Fricke, Julie Richman, Aliza Sauerberg, MarkusLuy, Marc Fang-YiWhite,Huang, Robert Roberts, Evan Wilhelm, SavannahFletcher,Gitter, Erin Seth Miller,Barton,McHaney, KelseyHumphrey,Root, Elisabeth Shelly Megan Jamie P8 Juster,Yu, Yan-Liang Robert-Paul P8 Sparks, CoreyLomelí-Carrillo, Uriel P8 P8 P8 P8 P8 P8 P8 P8 P8

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P8 Complexity in the Food Desert: Heterogeneity in Food Store Patronage Within Disadvantaged Urban Communities Logan, Ellis P8* Ellis Logan, Pennsylvania State University P8 Social Determinants of Malaria: Gender, Networks and Adolescent Experiences and Perceptions in Ethiopia Lindstrom,Liu, Mao-Mei David P8P8* Mao-Mei Liu, Brown University; David P. Lindstrom, Brown University P8 A Family- and Cohort-Based Study of the Health Effects of Preterm Births and Birth Weight Varner,Horne,Knight,Hanson,Smith, KenBenjaminStaceyMichael Heidi P8P8* Ken R. Smith, University of Utah; Heidi A. Hanson, University of Utah; Stacey Knight, Intermountain Healthcare; Benjamin Horne, Intermountain Healthcare; Michael Varner, University of Utah P8 Who Loses Medicaid Coverage When States Pass Restrictive Immigration Laws? An Analysis of Cross-Level Interactions Between State Omnibus Immigration Laws and County Demographic Context Allen, Chenoa P8* Chenoa Dawn Allen, University of Wisconsin–Madison P8 Spanish Influenza in Madrid: Contextualizing Timing and Strength Differences in Spatial and Social Variations Echeverri,Ramiro-Fariñas,Cilek, Laura Beatriz Diego P8P8* Laura Ann Cilek, Centro de Ciencias Humanas (CSIC); Diego Ramiro-Fariñas, Spanish National Research Council; Beatriz Echeverri, Grupo de Estudios de Poblacio`n y Sociedad, Universidad Complutense de Madrid P8 The Influence of Religiosity on Alcohol Use Among Sexual Minority Youth in Same- and Different-Sex Unions Friday Program Mernitz,Pollitt, Amanda Sara P8P8* Amanda Pollitt, University of Texas at Austin; Sara Mernitz, University of Texas at Austin P8 Health and Health Care Utilization of Vulnerable Groups. a Comparative Study Between Italy and France Giudici,Trappolini, Cristina Eleonora P8P8* Eleonora Trappolini, Sapienza, University of Rome; Cristina Giudici, Sapienza University of Rome P8 Long-Term Effects of Alcoholics Anonymous on Relapse Petersen,Karriker-Jaffe,Herd,Matthay,Ahern,Levin, DeniseDeysia Jennifer MayaEllicott Katherine P8P8* Deysia Levin, University of California, Berkeley School of Public Health; Jennifer Ahern, University of California, Berkeley School of Public Health; Ellicott Matthay, University of California, Berekeley; Denise Herd, University of California, Berkeley; Katherine Karriker-Jaffe, Alcohol Research Group; Maya Petersen, University of California, Berkeley P8 Estimating Demand for Healthcare Facilities in Rural Developing Countries Lloyd,Richards Brent Steed, Rebecca P8P8* Rebecca Richards Steed, University of Utah; Brent Lloyd, University of Utah P8 Methodologies for Estimating the Economic Cost of Racial Health Disparities Nanney,Myers,Kent,Hamilton,Durfee,Allen,Ahmed,Xu, Man KaterinaMichelle Samuel Thomas HudaMarilyn Darrick P8P8* Huda Ahmed, University of Minnesota; Michelle Allen, University of Minnesota; Thomas Durfee, University of Minnesota; Darrick Hamilton, The New School, Schools of Public Engagement; Katerina Kent, University of Minnesota; Samuel L. Myers, University of Minnesota; Marilyn S. Nanney, University of Minnesota; Man Xu, University of Minnesota

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 201 Friday Program Camp, Nicola Smith, KenGreenberg, Kohlmann, SamanthaGupta, WendyLowrance, Brock SumatiO’Neil, Martin, Christopher William Leiser, Hanson, Heidi Claire P8 P8 202 Pheiffer, Chantel P8 Yashin,Akushevich,Yashkin, Igor Anatoliy Arseniy P8 Delavande,Kohler,Ciancio,Kohler, Adeline Alberto Iliana Hans-Peter P8 Harris, KathleenChen, Ping Bollen, Kenneth Halpern, Carolyn P8 Fokkema,Djundeva, Maja Tineke P8 Norrington, Janette P8 Solis, PatricioGarcia-Guerrero, Victor P8 Weiss, Jordan P8 Bawah,Awoonor-Williams, AyagaPhillips, James Wright,Biney, JohnKokuMawuli, Kushitor Kalifa Adriana P8

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Chantel Ferreira Pheiffer Africa WithNationally Representative Panel Data the Relationship Between Health andGeographic MobilityinSouth Is Migration aRisk Factor for Noncommunicable Disease?Examining Anatoliy I.Yashin Yashkin Pavlovich Arseniy Retirement Study Other Dementias intheElderly: Evidence From theHealthand The Effect of Traumatic onAlzheimer’sBrain Injury Disease and Center Pennsylvania Kohler Hans-Peter Information AboutMortality Risks to Mature AdultsinMalawi The Benefits of Knowledge: Short-Term Effects of Providing at ChapelHill Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University Halpern T. Carolyn Birth Weight andBMIChange From AdolescenceInto Adulthood Demographic Institute Maja Djundeva Context: AGendered Life Course Approach Late-Life LonelinessAmongMenandWomen inaCross-National Janette Norrington Mental Health Racial/Ethnic Differences inAdolescent Stressors and Early-Adult Victor M. Garcia-Guerrero and theInequalityofYears Lived inLatin America andEurope Diverging Paths to Low Mortality? TheIncrease inLife Expectancy Jordan Weiss Together andTwins Reared Apart The TiesThat Bind:Onset ofDisabilityinSwedish Twins Reared of Ghana Awoonor-WilliamsKoku John Ghana Mawuli Komla Kushitor inGhana:ACritical Services Evaluation ofCommunity Perspectives Community Appraisal ofCommunity-Based HealthPlanningand University ofUtah Greenberg Sumati Gupta Utah of Institute Cancer Hanson A. Heidi Genealogies andtheExposome BladderCancerforClassifying Population HealthSurveillance Using ; ; Adeline Delavande KalifaWright ; ila T Lowrance T. William , nvriy f Utah of University ; ; , , Kathleen Harris University ofPennyslvania University of Utah laa . Kohler V. Iliana , ; Erasmus University , Christopher Martin Christopher , University of Utahof University Duke University , , , University ofMichigan University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University nvriy f Pennyslvania of University , Columbia University Columbia , , University of Ghana of University Brown University , , El Colegio de México , University ofEssex ue University Duke , , ; University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill Ghana Health Service Health Ghana , , ; e R Smith R. Ken nvriy f thHnsa Cne Institute Cancer Utah/Huntsman of University Wendy Kohlmann University of Pennsylvania-Population Studies Pennsylvania-Population of University ; ; Tineke Fokkema , Claire L. Leiser L. Claire University of Utah of University ; ; Ping Chen Ping James F.James Phillips ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; , Friday pm 12:30pm–2:00 gr Akushevich Igor ; Adriana A. E. Biney E. A. Adriana nvriy f Utah of University Patricio Solis ; let Ciancio Alberto , , , University of Utah/Huntsmanof University University of Utah ; , Netherlands Interdisciplinary University of North Carolina North of University Ayaga A. Bawah Ayaga A. ; Brock O’Neil Brock , , Columbia University Columbia El Colegio de Mexico , ; ue University Duke Kenneth Bollen Kenneth ; , , ioa Camp Nicola nvriy of University University of University ; , , Samantha University University ; ; ; , , Friday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 153-1 — 153-4

P8 Strategies for Zika Response: A Retrospective Analysis of Population- Level Responses and Infant Health Outcomes Enns,Groene, Eva Emily P8P8* Emily Groene, University of Minnesota; Eva Enns, University of Minnesota P8 Spatial Inequality in Birth Outcomes: Testing Classes of Mechanisms Zhao, Linda P8* Linda Zhao, Harvard University P8 Going to Bed as Black or White: How Racial Identification Influences Sleep Duration Among U.S. Hispanics Fisk, Calley P8* Calley E. Fisk, University of South Carolina P8 Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Relationship Between Parental Incarceration and Childhood Obesity Colen,Li, Qi Cynthia P8P8* Qi Li, The Ohio State University; Cynthia G. Colen, The Ohio State University P8 Job Insecurity, Macroeconomic Conditions, and Population Health Beck,Finch, Audrey Brian P8P8* Brian K. Finch, University of Southern California; Audrey N. Beck, San Diego State University P8 Adolescent Depressive Symptoms in the United States and Taiwan: Does Suicidal Behavior Matter? Marella,Chiao, Chi Bianca P8P8* Chi Chiao, National Yang Ming University; Bianca Marella, National Yang-Ming University P8 Dyadic Determinants of Recipient and Donor Employment After Spousal Kidney Donation Natale,Tumin,Frech, Adrianne DmitryGinny P8P8* Adrianne Frech, University of Akron; Dmitry Tumin, Nationwide Children’s Hospital; Ginny Natale, Kent State University Friday Program 153 Contemporary and Historical Fertility Transitions Alhassan, Nurudeen 153 DISCUSSANT: Nurudeen Alhassan, African Institute for Development Policy

Dodoo, Naa Dodua 153 CHAIR: Naa Dodua Dodoo, University of Ghana Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Director’s Row J 153-1 Frustrated Fertility Goals of Well-Educated Women in Sub-Saharan Africa Shapiro, David 153-1* David Shapiro, Pennsylvania State University 153-2 From Coitus Interruptus to the Sterilett: Strategies of Family Building and the Choice of Technique During the German Fertility Transition, 1885–1915 Brown, John 153-2* John C. Brown, Clark University 153-3 Mobility, Social Class and Fertility Transition in England and Wales, 1851-1911 Garrett,Reid,Jaadla, Alice Hannaliis Eilidh 153-3153-3* Hannaliis Jaadla, University of Cambridge; Alice Reid, University of Cambridge; Eilidh Garrett, University of Essex 153-4 Multigenerational Transmission of Child Quantity in Korea 1600- 2000 Fletcher,Joo, Won-tak Jason 153-4153-4* Won-tak Joo, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Jason Fletcher, University of Wisconsin–Madison

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 203 Friday Program 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 4.HealthandMortality Lippert, Adam Colen, Cynthia 154 154-1 —155-4 204 Reyes, Adriana 155-4 Reczek,Thomeer, Corinne Mieke 155-3 Kao,Cepa, Kennan Grace 155-2 Remster,Warner, Brianna Cody 155-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 3.ChildrenandYouth Longmore, Monica Copp, Jennifer 155 WendyManning, Prince, BarbaraJoyner, Kara 154-4 Berchick, Edward 154-3 Hargrove, Taylor 154-2 Yang,Li, Ting Y. Claire 154-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Adam Lippert Monica Longmore Adriana M.Reyes Adults The ChangingPattern ofFinancialDependencyCo-resident Young The OhioState University MiekeThomeer Beth Coresidential Patterns by Parents’ andChildren’s Health Kennan Cepa Young Adulthood Differences in Residential Expectations and Parental Co-residence in Residential Choiceor Resources? ExplainingRacialand Ethnic Cody Warner Into theParental Home The Role ofCriminalJustice Contact on Pathways OutofandBack Co-residence andtheTransition to Adulthood State University Joyner Kara in Young Adulthood Context and the Psychological Well-being of Sexual Minority Women Edward Berchick High SchoolEquivalency andDisabilityStatus: TheRole ofContext Taylor Woodland Hargrove Intersection ofRace,SkinColor, andPlace Health Contextualized: Differences inPhysiological Function atthe Chapel Hill Li Ting Mortality: Evidence From ChineseOlderAdults Culture, Economic Development, Social-Network Type, and Contextual Influences onHealth Jennifer Copp Cynthia Colen , Renmin University of China of University Renmin —Plaza Court3 —Governor’s Square15 , , , oln Gen tt University State Green Bowling , Montana State University University ofPennsylvania University ofColoradoDenver ; , Wendy D. Manning , U.S. CensusBureau University ofMichigan , Bowling GreenState University , , , University of Alabama at Birmingham at Alabama of University Florida State University The OhioState University , University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill ; Y.YangClaire , Bowling GreenState University ; ; Brianna Remster Grace Kao PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; abr F Prince F. Barbara Friday pm 1:00pm–2:30 , University of North Carolina at Carolina North of University , Yale University , Villanova University ; Corinne ReczekCorinne , oln Green Bowling , The Friday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 156-1 — 157-4

156 Family Complexity and Diversity Outside the United Sates

Heuveline, Patrick 156 DISCUSSANT: Patrick Heuveline, University of California, Los Angeles

Mota Pereira Aragão, Maria Carolina 156 CHAIR: Maria Carolina Mota Pereira Aragão, University of Texas at Austin Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 10 156-1 Identifying Configurations of Family Change Across Low- and Middle-Income Countries Furstenberg,Kohler,Pesando,Castro, Hans-PeterAndres Luca Frank Maria 156-1156-1* Andres Felipe Castro, University of Pennsylvania; Luca Maria Pesando, University of Pennyslvania ; Hans-Peter Kohler, University of Pennyslvania; Frank Furstenberg, University of Pennsylvania 156-2 Interstate Variations in Household Composition in India, 1983–2009 Breton, Etienne 156-2* Etienne Breton, Princeton University 156-3 It’s About Time: The Interrelationship Between Partnership Transitions, Residential Mobility, and Housing Tenure Kulu,Mikolai, Hill Julia 156-3156-3* Julia Mikolai, University of St Andrews; Hill Kulu, University of St Andrews 156-4 Is the French PACS Similar to Cohabitation or Marriage? New Data on Family Situations and Transitions Toulemon,Ferrari, Giulia Laurent 156-4156-4* Laurent Toulemon, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Giulia Ferrari, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED) Friday Program 157 Family Relations and Youth Outcomes Reczek, Corinne 157 DISCUSSANT: Corinne Reczek, The The The Ohio State University

Hartnett, Caroline 157 CHAIR: Caroline Hartnett, University of Michigan Topic 3. Children and Youth 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Court 4 157-1 Ethnic and Socioeconomic Differences in Adolescents’ Occupational Aspirations: The Mediating Role of Family Relations Jonsson,Plenty, Stephanie Jan 157-1157-1* Stephanie Plenty, Institute for Future Studies; Jan O. Jonsson, Swedish Institute for Social Research 157-2 Parental Involvement in College Planning and Students’ Likelihood of College Enrollment White, Kailey 157-2* Kailey White, University of Chicago 157-3 Family Relationships During Adolescence and Stepchildren’s Educational Attainment in Young Adulthood Lindstrom,Pragg,King, Valarie Brianne Rachel 157-3157-3* Valarie King, Pennsylvania State University; Brianne Pragg, Pennsylvania State University; Rachel Lindstrom, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center 157-4 The Link Between Nonresident Father Involvement and Children’s Academic and Behavioral Outcomes: Do Fathering Contexts Matter? Haralampoudis,Miller,Waller,Nepomnyaschy, Daniel Maureen LennaAlexandra 157-4157-4* Lenna Nepomnyaschy, Rutgers University; Maureen R. Waller, Cornell University; Daniel P. Miller, Boston University; Alexandra Haralampoudis, Rutgers University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 205 Friday Program Topic 5.Gender, Race andEthnicity Hayes, Jeff Weisshaar, Katherine 158 158-1 —159-4 206 Bornatici, ChristinaHeers, Marieke 159-4 AhyoungSong, Cho, Moon, Ahram Yusun 159-3 Clark, Alice 159-2 Zhao, Menghan 159-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 5.Gender, Race andEthnicity Carlson, Daniel Shreffler, Karina 159 Paek,Hook, Jennifer Eunjeong 158-4 Becker, Tara 158-3 Hank, KarstenJacob, MaritaLersch,Vidal, Sergi Philipp 158-2 Suh, JooYeounKolpashnikova, Kamila 158-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Daniel Carlson Jeff Hayes Marieke Heers Cultural, andInstitutional Factors Work-Family Life Arrangements and Conflicts: The Role of Individual, Ahram Moon Cho Yusun Fertility Countries Between IndividualGenderRole Attitudes andSocialNormsin Low- Low Fertility BasedonGender Equity Perspectives: Dynamics Alice Clark India Influences ofDemographic Change onGender Relations inUrban Menghan Zhao Fertility Between Tradition andModernity:TheDriving Force ofChinese Outcomes Gender Ideologies,SocialPolicy, andDemographic Southern California Hook Jennifer Labor Force Participation in12Countries, 1988–2015 A Stalled Revolution for Whom?Decomposing Change in Women’s Tara LeighBecker Earnings andRelative Earnings WithinMarriage Understanding theRelationship Between theGenderGapin Cologne Vidal Sergi Generations Persistence inWomen’s Work-Family Life Course Trajectories Across Kamila Kolpashnikova Gap inCanada,1986–2010 Gendered DivisionofHousework Tasks: Decomposing theGender Time Gendered InequalityandWomen’s Empowerment Over Karina Shreffler Katherine Weisshaar ; —Plaza Court7 —Plaza Court5 Marita Jacob , , , Institute for Women’s Policy Research , University ofCalifornia-Berkeley University of Southern California Southern of University ete o Dmgahc Studies Demographic for Centre , , Tianjin UniversityofFinance andEconomics , , , FORS University ofMaryland nvriy f oten California Southern of University University ofPennsylvania , University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles ; , Christina Bornatici , National Taipei University University ofCologne , Oklahoma State University , University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill , FORS ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; Karsten Hank ; Ahyoung Song Ahyoung Friday pm 1:00pm–2:30 ; hlp M Lersch M. Philipp Joo Yeoun Suh ; ujog Paek Eunjeong , University ofCologne , Gachon University Gachon , Oxford University , , nvriy of University nvriy of University ; Friday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 160-1 — 161-4

160 Immigrant Families in Context Scott,Perreira, Jennifer Krista 160 DISCUSSANTS: Krista Perreira, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Jennifer Scott, Louisiana State University

Balistreri, Kelly 160 CHAIR: Kelly Balistreri, Bowling Green State University Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Director’s Row E 160-1 New Destinations and the Early Childhood Education of Mexican- Origin Children Crosnoe,Ackert, Elizabeth Robert 160-1160-1* Elizabeth Ackert, University of Texas at Austin; Robert Crosnoe, University of Texas at Austin 160-2 Immigration Context Moderates Ethnic Pairing: Representative Bureaucracy and the Salience of Hispanic Ethnic Identity Vinopal,Pedroza, KatieJuan 160-2160-2* Katie Vinopal, The Ohio State University; Juan M. Pedroza, Stanford University 160-3 How Social Categories Shape Incentives for the Transmission of Cultural Practices in Migrant Families: Evidence From France Soehl, Thomas 160-3* Thomas Soehl, McGill University 160-4 Risk and Protective Factors for Generational Refugee Children Pierce, Hayley 160-4* Hayley Pierce, University of California, Berkeley

161 International Perspectives on Disability Friday Program Patel, Shivani 161 DISCUSSANT: Shivani Patel, Emory University

Mehta, Neil 161 CHAIR: Neil Mehta, University of Michigan Topic 4. Health and Mortality 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 17 161-1 A Comparative Analysis of Disability Measures in Cameroonian Surveys Odimegwu,Duthé,Simo Fotso, Géraldine CliffordArlette 161-1161-1* Arlette Simo Fotso, University of the Witwatersrand; Géraldine Duthé, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Clifford O. Odimegwu, University of the Witwatersrand 161-2 Age Patterns in Self-reported Work Limitations Over Time and Across Countries: Accounting for Reporting Heterogeneity Using Anchoring Vignette Approach Gu,Yin, DananNa 161-2161-2* Na Yin, Baruch College (CUNY); Danan Gu, United Nations 161-3 Parental Disability and Young Adults’ Educational and Labor-Market Outcomes Ayala,Mudrazija, MaríaSofia Stipica 161-3161-3* Sofia G. Ayala, University of Texas at Austin; Stipica Mudrazija, Urban Institute; María Isabel Ayala, Michigan State University 161-4 Social and Spatial Disparities in Disability in India: An Investigation by Definition Difference Yadav, AjitPriyanka 161-4161-4* Priyanka Yadav, Jawaharlal Nehru University; Ajit Kumar Yadav, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS)

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 207 Friday Program 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households,andUnions Weitzman, Abigail Swindle, Jeffrey 162 162-1 —163-4 208 O’Keefe, Siobhan 163-4 Sudhinaraset,Tulsky,Morris, Meghan MayNeilands, TorstenGlymour, Giannella, Eric Mooney, Maria Alyssa Jacqueline 163-3 Carter,Patler, Angela Caitlin 163-2 Bryan, Brielle 163-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 7.Economy, LaborForce, andInequality Goldman, Alyssa Yi, Youngmin 163 WendyManning, Wright,Brown, Susan Matthew 162-4 Carlson, MarciaGrant, Annaliese 162-3 Oyediran,Feyisetan, Kolawole Bamikale 162-2 Compernolle, Ellen 162-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Abigail Weitzman Alyssa Goldman Siobhan O’Keefe The Effect ofIncreased Sentencing Severity on Fertility San Francisco Francisco San California, of University Neilands Torsten Justice of Department Mooney Alyssa Affect RacialDisparitiesinDrugArrests? Did Reducing CriminalPenalties for Drug Possession inCalifornia Berkeley Caitlin Patler Workers WithaCriminalRecord Degrees ofInequality:TheDiminishedReturns to HumanCapital for Brielle Bryan Total Income Trajectories Over theLife Course Post-Incarceration Mass Incarceration andInequalityinthe United States State University Wright R. Matthew Midlife Marital Quality:Twenty-Five Years ofChange of Wisconsin–Madison Grant Annaliese Outcomes: DoCloseRelationships Matter? Parent-Child Relationship QualityandChildren’s Behavioral Oyediran BamikaleFeyisetan Countries From Recent Demographic andHealthSurveys inTwo West African Can MarriedorCohabiting Women Negotiate for Safer Sex? Findings Ellen Compernolle Migration The ImpactofSpouses’Marital QualityonHusbands’International Interpersonal Relationships in Families Youngmin Yi Jeffrey Swindle —Governor’s Square9 —Director’s Row H , JSI Research Training Institute, Inc. , , ; University of California, Davis Harvard University Harvard May Sudhinaraset ; , , , , Wendy D. Manning University of California, San Francisco San California, of University University of Wisconsin–Madison of University University ofCalifornia, Davis , Cornell University , , , University ofChicago University ofMichigan , , nvriy f aiona Sn Francisco San California, of University U.S.forAgency International Development (USAID) Cornell University rass tt University State Arkansas ; , ai Glymour Maria University ofMichigan , University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles , Bowling GreenState University ; Jacqueline Tulsky Jacqueline , nvriy f aiona Sn Francisco San California, of University ; Angela Carter PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; Friday pm 1:00pm–2:30 ua L Brown L. Susan ; Marcia J. Carlson J. Marcia ; Eric Giannella Eric , , University of California, of University University of California, ; ehn Morris Meghan , oln Green Bowling , , ; University California Kolawole ; , Friday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 164-1 — 165-4

164 Multigenerational Attainment Processes and Inequality Mare, Robert 164 DISCUSSANT: Robert Mare, University of California, Los Angeles

Song, Xi 164 CHAIR: Xi Song, University of Chicago Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Court 1 164-1 Multiple Generations of Neighborhood Disadvantage and Adult Economic Outcomes Among Grandchildren Alvarado, Steven 164-1* Steven Elias Alvarado, Cornell University 164-2 Do Grandfathers Really Matter for Social Mobility? Evidence From Swedish Register Data Dribe,Helgertz, Martin Jonas 164-2164-2* Martin Dribe, Lund University; Jonas Helgertz, Lund University 164-3 How Are Socioeconomic Advantages Passed Across Generations? Social and Genetic Pathways in Multi-Generational Transmission of Educational Attainment Liu, Hexuan 164-3* Hexuan Liu, University of Cincinnati 164-4 Measuring Multigenerational Mobility: What Can We Learn From Cousin Correlations? Lundberg, Ian 164-4* Ian Lundberg, Princeton University Friday Program 165 Programs and Intergenerational Mobility in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Barham, Tania 165 DISCUSSANT: Tania Barham, University of Colorado Boulder

Foster, Andrew 165 CHAIR: Andrew Foster, Brown University Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Court 8 165-1 First and Second Generation Impacts of the Biafran War Osili,Leone,Bhalotra,Akresh, Una Marinella Richard Sonia 165-1165-1* Richard Akresh, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Sonia Bhalotra, University of Essex; Marinella Leone, University of Sussex; Una O. Osili, Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) 165-2 Do Conditional Cash Transfers Improve Economic Outcomes in the Next Generation? Evidence From Mexico Vogl,Parker, Tom Susan 165-2165-2* Susan W. Parker, University of Maryland; Tom Vogl, Princeton University 165-3 Family Income Packages and the Antipoverty Effectiveness of Child Support: Empirical Evidence for Latin American Countries Jokela,Hakovirta,Cuesta, Merita Laura Mia 165-3165-3* Laura Cuesta, Rutgers University; Mia Hakovirta, University of Turku; Merita Jokela, University of Turku 165-4 Effects of Permanent Income Increases on Neighbors: Evidence From an Randomized Controlled Trial Meijer,Kapteyn,Aguila, EmmaErik Arie 165-4165-4* Emma Aguila, University of Southern California; Arie Kapteyn, University of Southern California; Erik Meijer, University of Southern California

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 209 Friday Program 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 6.MigrationandUrbanization Roberto, Elizabeth Easley, Janeria 166 166-1 —167-4 210 di Lego Goncalves,Figueroa,Hidalgo, Vanessa CristianTurra, Cesar Gabrielle Cassio 167-4 Cobb, Curtiss Feehan, Dennis 167-3 Harknett, Schneider,Kristen Daniel 167-2 Weber,Fatehkia,Kashyap, Masoomali Ridhi Ingmar 167-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 10.Data andMethods Zagheni, Emilio Gerland, Patrick 167 Zuchowski, Robby 166-4 Endsley,Bruch, ElizabethWileden, Lydia Arthur 166-3 Bellman, Benjamin 166-2 Korver-Glenn,Howell, Junia Elizabeth 166-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Elizabeth Roberto Emilio Zagheni di Lego Goncalves Hidalgo TurraM. Cassio Biographical Information Web Data andMortality: Patterns ofSurvival BasedonWikipedia Dennis M.Feehan Facebook Users Estimating Internet Adoption Aroundthe WorldUsingaSampleof California, SanFrancisco Daniel Schneider What’s Notto Like? Facebook asaTool for Survey Data Collection Ingmar Weber Fatehkia Masoomali Using Facebook AdData to Track theGlobalDigital GenderGap Social MediaandWeb Data Robby Zuchowski Designations and New Destinations Metros UsingMoran’s IandLisaCluster An Ecological StudyofImmigrant Segregation inEstablished Arthur Endsley Bruch Elizabeth How Perceptual BiasesShapeNeighborhoodDynamics Benjamin Howard Bellman Segregation Locating Fatal Shootings by Police:The RolesofRaceand Mexico Howell Junia Racial InequalityinHomeValues Priced out:How Urbanization andSegregation Drive Neighborhood Residential Inequality:Stability andChange Patrick Gerland Janeria Easley , MIT Media Lab —Plaza Court2 —Tower CourtA , University of Pittsburgh of University , , , , Qatar Computing Research Institute , University ofMichigan University ofWashington Cedeplar/Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) Gerais Minas de Federal Cedeplar/Universidade , nvriy f Michigan of University , , University of California, Berkeley , , Pennsylvania State University Vienna Institute ofDemography University ofCalifornia, Berkeley Princeton University , , rneo University Princeton University ofPennsylvania ; , Cristian Jara Figueroa United Nations Population Division , Brown University ; Elizabeth Korver-GlennElizabeth ; yi Wileden Lydia ; ih Kashyap Ridhi PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting , MIT Media Lab Friday pm 1:00pm–2:30 ; Kristen Harknett ; Curtiss Cobb , nvriy f Michigan of University , nvriy f Oxford of University ; , Vanessa Gabrielle University of New of University , Facebook , University of ; Cesar A Cesar ; ; Friday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 169-1 — 170-1

168 The 2020 Census: Challenges and Opportunities Elo, Irma 168 CHAIR: Irma Elo, University of Pennyslvania Topic 13. Invited Sessions 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 12

Dowling,Salvo,Groves,Thompson, Joseph Robert Julie John 168 1 John Thompson, Council of Professional Associations on Federal Statistics; Robert Groves, Georgetown University; Joseph Salvo, New York City Department of City Planning; Julie Dowling, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 169 Trends and Causes of Adult Mortality in the United States

Sasson, Isaac 169 DISCUSSANT: Isaac Sasson, Tel Aviv University

Zajacova, Anna 169 CHAIR: Anna Zajacova, Western University Topic 4. Health and Mortality 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 11 169-1 Life and Death in the American City: Life Expectancy in 25 U.S. Cities Over 25 Years Boudreaux,Fenelon, Andrew Michel 169-1169-1* Andrew Fenelon, University of Maryland, College Park; Michel H. Boudreaux, Friday Program University of Maryland, College Park 169-2 Exceptionally Slow Mortality Improvements in the United States: The Role of Obesity Stokes,Preston,Vierboom, Andrew Samuel Yana 169-2169-2* Samuel H. Preston, University of Pennyslvania; Yana C. Vierboom, University of Pennsylvania; Andrew Stokes, Boston University School of Public Health 169-3 The Mortality Implications of Disappearing Middle Class Jobs in the United States Seltzer, Nathan 169-3* Nathan Seltzer, University of Wisconsin–Madison 169-4 The Shifting Age Pattern of the Black-White Life Expectancy Gap Hendi, Arun 169-4* Arun S Hendi, University of Southern California 170 Union Dissolution McClain, Lauren 170 DISCUSSANT: Lauren McClain, Western Kentucky University

Kennedy, Sheela 170 CHAIR: Sheela Kennedy, University of Michigan Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Director’s Row I 170-1 Union Formation and Dissolution: Using SIPP 2014 to Measure Relationship Transitions in a Year Schondelmyer, Emily 170-1* Emily Schondelmyer, U.S. Census Bureau

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 211 Friday Program 170-3 Huber,Garver, Sarah Sarah 170-2 170-2 —172-1 212 Frey, William 172-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm O’Hare, William Teitelbaum, Michael 172 Curtis, Rastogi,Katherine Ankit 171-4 Zai Liang, Li, Yuanfei 171-3 Hiramori,Brines, Julie Serafini, Daiki Brian 171-2 Rains, Emily 171-1 1:00 pm–2:30pm Topic 6.MigrationandUrbanization Sharp, Gregory Lindstrom, David 171 Lin, I-FenBrown, Wright,Hammersmith, Susan Anna Matthew 170-4 Thomas, ReubenOrtiz, Kasim CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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William O’Hare Gregory Sharp William H.Frey Politics Overview oftheImpactChanging Demographics onAmerican Use ofDemographic Data inaPolitical Context Wisconsin–Madison Rastogi Ankit Integration andSegregation Across theRural-Urban Continuum Zai Liang Urbanization andChildren inChina Daiki Hiramori Serafini Brian Across theRural-Urban Continuum Beyond theUrbanCore: Examining Variation inDivorce FilingRates Emily Rains Policy NeedsandScope ofMobility Urbanization andIndia’s SlumContinuum: Evidence ontheRange of Urbanization Bowling GreenState University University State Green Wright R. Matthew Satisfaction andLonelinessin Later Life The Role ofUnionDissolution andSubsequent Repartnering onLife New Mexico KasimSheron Ortiz Together Study Environments: Evidence From theHow CouplesMeet and Stay Sexual Orientation, Relationship Stability and State Policy Sarah Garver Leaving Malawi: Sources ofConflict, Displeasure, andConsiderations of Understanding Marital QualityandPerceived Instability inRural Michael Teitelbaum David Lindstrom , —Tower CourtC —Plaza Court6 University atAlbany (SUNY) , Duke University , , , University ofChicago , , University of Wisconsin–Madison of University University of Washington of University , University ofWashington , University atBuffalo, SUNY University ofMichigan O’Hare DataO’Hare LLC andDemographicServices , , University of NewMexicoof University Arkansas State University State Arkansas ; Susan L. Brown L. Susan , Brown University , Harvard University Harvard ; Sarah Huber ; Yuanfei Li , Bowling Green State University State Green Bowling ; Julie Brines Julie PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; ; ReubenThomas Jack ; Friday pm 1:00pm–2:30 Anna M. Hammersmith M. Anna , , Katherine J. Curtis J. Katherine University atAlbany (SUNY) The OhioState University , University of Washington of University , , University of University University of University ; , I-Fen Lin I-Fen Bowling ; , Friday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 172-2 — 173-4

172-2 Redistricting: Overview of New Technical Challenges in a Changing Legal Landscape Morrison, Peter 172-2* Peter A. Morrison, Morrison & Associates 172-3 Alternative Reapportionment Scenarios Based on Projected 2020 Census Results Baumle,Poston, Dudley Amanda 172-3172-3* Dudley L. Poston, Texas A&M University; Amanda K. Baumle, University of Houston 173 Work-Family Balance: Economic and Health Consequences

Ishizuka, Patrick 173 DISCUSSANT: Patrick Ishizuka, Cornell University

Nomaguchi, Kei 173 CHAIR: Kei Nomaguchi, Bowling Green State University Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 16 173-1 The Motherhood Wage Penalty: A Meta-Analysis Cukrowska-Torzewska,Matysiak, Anna Ewa 173-1173-1* Ewa Cukrowska-Torzewska, University of Warsaw, Faculty of Economic Sciences; Anna Matysiak, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) 173-2 Birth Timing and Wage Growth of Women Lawyers Corcoran,Noonan, Mary Mary 173-2173-2* Mary Noonan, University of Iowa; Mary Corcoran, University of Michigan 173-3 Parental Nonstandard Work Schedules During Infancy and Children’s BMI Trajectories Friday Program Zilanawala, Afshin 173-3* Afshin Zilanawala, University College London 173-4 The Causal Role of Income on Stable Center-Based Care: Evidence From the Earned Income Tax Credit Caramanis, Christina 173-4* Christina N. Caramanis, Population Research Center, University of Texas at Austin P9 Migration and Urbanization 2:30 pm–4:00 pm — Plaza Exhibit P9 Exploring Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Physical Activity Awareness Among Women in New York City: Some Evidence From the Physical Activity and Transit Survey Sano,Kwon,López, Yujiro EugenaErick P9P9* Eugena Eunjeong Kwon, Western University; Yujiro Sano, University of Western Ontario; Erick B. López, University of Nevada P9 The Education-Occupation (Mis)Match of Asia-Born Migrants in Australia De Alwis, Sheruni P9* Sheruni De Alwis, Macquarie University P9 Divine Discrimination? How Do Asian Migrants’ Employment Outcomes Differ by Religion and Country of Birth in Australia? Guo,Parr,De Alwis, NickFei Sheruni P9P9* Sheruni De Alwis, Macquarie University; Nick Parr, Macquarie University; Fei Guo, Macquarie University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 213 Friday Program Ludwig-Dehm, Sarah P9 Domingo,Singh, Nachatter Andreu P9 P9 214 LoPalo, Melissa P9 Li, Shuzhuo Yuan,Fong, Eric Yue, Yue Zhongshan P9 Hastings, Orestes P9 Ren,Shen, Jianfa Qiang WANG,Lin, Liyue Zhu, Yu Wenfei Winnie P9 Wassink, Joshua P9 Ambrosetti,Paparusso, Elena Angela P9 Borghans,Magnée, Cécile Lex P9 Halpern-Manners,Kye, Andrew Samuel P9 Michelle O’Brien, P9 Entwisle, BarbaraHorowitz, Jonathan P9 Campos, PortiaLessan, Gloria Carlson, Elwood P9

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Melissa LoPalo The Effects ofCash Assistance on Refugee Outcomes Kong Yue Zhongshan in Guangzhou,China Life Satisfaction and Internal Migration Experience: Rural Migrants Orestes P. Hastings Reference Group Effects on Perceived Relative Income Compared to Average? Geographic andSociodemographic Peking University Bristol of University University Normal Fujian Research, Yu Zhu Seven Provinces inChina Urbanization ofMigrant SendingAreas: Insights From aSurvey of Unleashing thePotential of Return Migrants inPromoting inSitu Joshua T. Wassink Migration inMexico? Did theDeclineinMexico-U.S. Migration Encourage Internal on Population andSocial Policies CNR-IRPPS AmbrosettiElena Immigrants inItaly Immigrants’ Subjective Integration: Life Satisfaction Among Cécile Magnée Children intheNetherlands SchoolTestPrimary Results and Teacher Assessments ofRefugee University Kye Hoon Samuel New Multi-Component Approach intheContemporaryMeasuring “White Flight” United States: A Michelle L.O’Brien Development, War, andMigration in Tajikistan University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill Horowitz Jonathan and International Migration Life Course andMigration: AComparative CaseAnalysis of Internal Portia DinosoCampos Carlson Elwood When Are FilipinosHispanic? Sarah M.Ludwig-Dehm Racial andEthnic Diversity onGeneralized Trust The Importance ofDifferent Geographic Levels for the Effect of d’Estudis Demografics Singh Nachatter Boundaries ofTransnational Communities Mapping theMultipleLayers ofIndianDiaspora: TheDynamic ; Yue Yuan , Fujian Normal University , , , , , Maastricht University University ofTexas atAustin Xi’an Jiaotong University , Xi’an Jiaotong University Jiaotong Xi’an Florida State University State Florida , , ete ’sui Demogràfics d’Estudis Centre University La SapienzaLa University , , , University ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill ; , Colorado State University University ofWashington University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University ina Shen Jianfa , nin University Indiana Florida State University , Pennsylvania State University ; Liyue Lin , hns Uiest o Hn Kong Hong of University Chinese ; Wenfei Winnie WANG Winnie Wenfei ; Lex Borghans ; ; ; ; , ; Shuzhuo Li Angela PaparussoAngela Gloria Lessan Gloria Center for Population and Development Eric Fong Eric nrw Halpern-Manners Andrew PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Friday pm 2:30pm–4:00 ; nru al Domingo Valls Andreu , , , Maastricht University Xi’an Jiaotong University Chinese University of Hong of University Chinese , Florida State University State Florida , , School of Geography,of School Institute of Institute of Research ; Barbara Entwisle Barbara ; in Ren Qiang , , Indiana Centre ; , , Friday 2:30 pm–4:00 pm P9

P9 Disentangling Clustering of Migrant Households: A Second-Order Analysis of Inhomogeneous Spatial Point Processes to Evaluate ‘Enforced’ and ‘Voluntary’ Residential Segregation. Mazza,Mucciardi, Angelo Massimo P9P9* Angelo Mazza, University of Catania; Massimo Mucciardi, University of Messina P9 Implementing Hispanic Life Tables to Estimate Foreign-born Emigration Benetsky,Knapp,Sabo, Shannon Anthony Megan P9P9* Shannon Sabo, U.S. Census Bureau; Anthony Knapp, U.S. Census Bureau; Megan Benetsky, U.S. Census Bureau P9 Effect of TPS on Migrant Flow: The Case of Haiti Using Difference in Difference Estimation Mossaad, Nadwa P9* Nadwa Mossaad, Department of Homeland Security P9 Neighborhood Migration and the Reproduction of Racial Residential Segregation Kucheva, Yana P9* Yana Kucheva, City University of New York (CUNY) P9 Does Loneliness Vary Among Migrants With Different Types of Support Networks? the Role of Transnational Relationships in Polish Migrants in the Netherlands. Ellwardt,Djundeva, Lea Maja P9P9* Maja Djundeva, Erasmus University; Lea Ellwardt, University of Cologne P9 Evaluating the Impact of Parental Migration on Children’s Education Outcomes: A Simulation Approach Liang,Zhou, BoZai P9P9* Zai Liang, University at Albany (SUNY); Bo Zhou, University at Albany (SUNY) Friday Program P9 A Binational Perspective of Puerto Rican Origin Children’s Living Arrangements: A Decade of Migration and Change in Puerto Rico and the United States Mayol-Garcia, Yeris P9* Yeris Mayol-Garcia, U.S. Census Bureau P9 Migration Intention of Chinese Adolescents: Structure, Gendered Skill-Sorting and Cultural Selection Harris,Persons,Tong, Guangyu Angel Emily P9P9* Guangyu Tong, Duke University; Emily Persons, Duke University; Angel L. Harris, Duke University P9 The Risk of Being Deported: Deportation Prevalence Among Unauthorized Immigrants in the United States Zhu, Li P9* Li Zhu, Cornell University P9 Pre-Migration Experiences of Victimization and Chronic Disease Among Foreign-born People Cunningham,Sugihara, Marie Solveig P9P9* Marie Sugihara, Emory University; Solveig Argeseanu Cunningham, Emory University P9 A Spatial Analysis of Ethnic Density and Preterm Birth Among Black Immigrants in California Neighborhoods Blebu, Bridgette P9* Bridgette Blebu, University of California - Irvine P9 Cross National Comparisons of Internal Migration Flows by Marital Status and Gender Abel,Heo, NayoungGuy P9P9* Guy Abel, Asian Demographic Research Institute; Nayoung Heo, Shanghai University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 215 Friday Program Hainmueller,Hangartner,Marbach, Moritz Marten,Wilson, Ben Linna Jens Dominik P9 Siddhanta, Ankita P9 P9 216 Bellows, Laura P9 Vari-Lavoisier, Ilka P9 Misra,Srivastava, Roli Shipra P9 Verdugo,Toma, Gregory Sorana P9 Walker, Thomas Gryn, Laquitta P9 Kihara, Tate P9 Gerber,He, Qian Theodore P9 Knapp,Benetsky, AnthonyJensen, Eric Megan P9 Aradhya, Siddartha P9 Duraisamy,Abraham, Anu Malathy P9

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P9 High-Skilled Immigration and the Labor Market: Evidence From the H-1B Visa Program Turner, Patrick P9* Patrick S. Turner, University of Colorado Boulder P9 Impact of Migration on Estimating the Prevalence of Child Maltreatment Allegations Mienko,Rebbe,Ahn,Oien, Jooree Erik Rebecca Joseph P9P9* Erik E Oien, University of Washington; Jooree Ahn, University of Washington; Rebecca Rebbe, University of Washington; Joseph A Mienko, University of Washington P9 Internal Return Migration in Transitional China, 1998–2000 Zeng, Donglin P9* Donglin Zeng, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology P9 Neighborhood Exposure to Immigrants, Institutional Threats, and Natives’ Attitude Toward Immigrants in Hong Kong Zeng, Donglin P9* Donglin Zeng, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology P9 Migrant Selection and the Welfare State: Heterogeneous Effects of Social and Economic Rights on Migrant Flows by Gender and Education Level Pytlikova,Palmer,Adsera, JohnAlicia Mariola P9P9* Alicia Adsera, Princeton University; John R.B. Palmer, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Mariola Pytlikova, Center for Economic Research and Graduate Education (CERGE) P9 Migrant Women’s Employment in Paid Reproductive Work Through the Crisis: The Case of Italy, 2007–2012 Marchetti,Di Bartolomeo, Sabrina Anna P9P9* Anna Di Bartolomeo, University of Venice Ca’ Foscari; Sabrina Marchetti, University of Venice Ca’ Foscari Friday Program P9 The Foreign-born Population From Europe: 2016 ShenasiJacobs, PaulAzari, Shabnam P9P9* Paul Jacobs, U.S. Census Bureau; Shabnam Shenasi Azari, U.S. Census Bureau P9 Gender Inequalities in Professional Outcomes Following Family Migration in Switzerland: The Effect of Educational Assortative Mating Wanner,Vidal-Coso, Philippe Elena P9P9* Elena Vidal-Coso, University of Geneva; Philippe Wanner, University of Geneva P9 Labor Migration Trajectories: Understanding the Social Costs of Migration by Quantifying Patterns of Repeated Absences Wang, Rebecca P9* Rebecca Wang, Brown University P9 Evidence Challenging Richard Florida’s In-Migration Theory of the Creative Class Hernandez, Erik P9* Erik Liet Hernandez, Pennylvania State University P9 Parental Migration, Caregiving and Psychological Well-being Among Left-Behind Children in Indonesia and Philippines: A Longitudinal Perspective Fang,Graham,Jordan, Lue Lucy Elspeth P9P9* Lucy Jordan, University of Hong Kong; Elspeth Graham, University of St Andrews; Lue Fang, University of Hong Kong P9 Health Assimilation of Second Generation Migrants: The Role of Parental Material and Social Resources Pitkänen,Myrskyla,Martikainen,Moustgaard,Loi, Silvia JoonasMikko Heta Pekka P9P9* Silvia Loi, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Heta Moustgaard, University of Helsinki; Pekka Martikainen, University of Helsinki; Mikko Myrskyla, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Joonas Pitkänen, University of Helsinki

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 217 Friday Program P9 Brian LeiwenO’Neill, Jiang, P9 P9 218 Heggeness, MistyDenoeux, Genevieve P9 Hofmann, Erin P9 Imoagene, Onoso Kirui, David P9 Flores-Yeffal, Nadia P9 Anadon, Isabel P9 Anglewicz, Philip Myroniuk, Tyler P9 Madhavan,White,Myroniuk, Michael Sangeetha Tyler P9 Mondani, Hernan Neyer,Eriksson, Helen Gerda P9 Denier,Hamilton, Erin Masferrer, Nicole Claudia P9 Rastogi, Ankit P9 Aradhya,Neilson, JeffreySmith, Christopher Siddartha

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P9 How Do Legal Conditions and Administrative Processing Times Affect the Socioeconomic Careers of People Who Applied for Asylum in Belgium? Carpentier,Schoumaker, Sarah Bruno P9P9* Sarah Carpentier, Université Catholique de Louvain; Bruno D. Schoumaker, Université Catholique de Louvain P9 Comparing the Implications of Canadian- and U.S.-Style Immigration Policies: A Microsimulation Approach Using the LSD Model Marois,Vézina,Morse,Sabourin,Belanger,Van Hook, AnneSamuelGuillaume AlainPatrick Jennifer P9P9* Jennifer Van Hook, Pennsylvania State University; Alain P. Belanger, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS); Patrick Sabourin, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis; Anne Morse, Pennsylvania State University; Samuel Vézina, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS); Guillaume Marois, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis P9 The Residential Segregation of Sacramento’s Detailed Asian Groups: Restricted Full Count Microdata in 1940 Fossett,Zou, Xinyuan Mark P9P9* Xinyuan Zou, Texas AandM University; Mark Fossett, Texas AandM University P9 Who Goes Next? Comparative Perspective on the Timing and Sequencing of Mexican and Senegalese Sibling Migration Malone,Liu,Riosmena, Mao-Mei Aaron Fernando P9P9* Fernando Riosmena, University of Colorado Boulder; Mao-Mei Liu, University of California, Berkeley and Brown University; Aaron Malone, University of Colorado Boulder P9 Racial Context, Immigrant Selectivity, and Risky Health Behaviors

Among Black Immigrants Friday Program Keith,Jones,Marquez-Velarde, VernaNicole Guadalupe P9P9* Guadalupe Marquez-Velarde, Texas AandM University; Nicole Elyse Jones, University of Missouri; Verna M. Keith, Texas AandM University P9 Child Poverty Differentials Across Immigrant Generations: Evidence Using the Supplemental Poverty Measure Thiede, Brian P9* Brian Thiede, Pennsylvania State University P9 Linking Residential and School Enrollment Decisions in Gentrifying Neighborhoods Candipan, Jennifer P9* Jennifer Candipan, University of Southern California P9 Undocumented and Underpaid: Employment Discrimination, Immigration Status, and Returns to Employment for Mexican Farm Workers Padilla,Hale,Scott, Jo Jennifer Yolanda Mhairi P9P9* Jennifer L. Scott, Louisiana State University; Jo Mhairi Hale, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Yolanda C. Padilla, University of Texas at Austin P9 Central American Transit Migration Through Mexico: A Step-by-Step Process, 2007–2014 Jasso, Rosalba P9* Rosalba Jasso, El Colegio de México P9 The Paradox of Subjective Social Status of Migrants in China Zhang,Huang,Wu, Qiong ChunniPeng P9P9* Qiong Wu, Peking University; Peng Huang, Peking University; Chunni Zhang, Peking University P9 Economic Shocks and Return Migration: The Connection Between the 2008 Recession and Changing Patterns in Mexican Return Migration Flores, Maria P9* Maria de Lourdes Flores, Cornell University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 219 Friday Program P9 Coubes, Marie-LaureVargas Valle, Eunice P9 P9 220 North, KariPerreira, Aiello,Gordon-Larsen, Allison Smokowski,Isasi, Carmen PennyDaviglus, KristaArguelles, Martha Gallo, William PaulArredondo, Linda Llabre, Franceschini, Maria Sotres-Alvarez, ElvaLodge, Nora EvansFernandez-Rhodes, Lindsay Daniela Thomas, Jacob Dondero, Molly Smith, RobertGiudicessi, Averi Yrizar Barbosa,Guillermo Talukdar, Bedanga Crowell,Fossett, Mark Amber Bautista-Leon,Sanchez-Soto, Andrea Gabriela P9 P9 P9 P9 P9 P9

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Andrea Bautista-LeonAndrea in theUnited States and Return Migrants inMexico During theTransition to Adulthood:A Binational StudyofMexicans The ImpactofInternational Migration onOccupational Trajectories Colegio delaFrontera Norte (COLEF) Valle Vargas Eunice of Transborder Life intheNorthofMexico Working andGivingBirthintheUnited States: ChangingStrategies Kari E.North Hill Chapel at Carolina Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University University Miami University Hill Hill Chapel at Carolina Lodge Fernandez-Rhodes Lindsay Health Study/ofLatinos (HCHS/SOL) Hispanic/Latino Adults: Results From theHispanicCommunity Factors andAdulthoodMigration-Related Weight GainAmong Demographic, Sociocultural, Behavioral andHealth-Related Jacob Thomas Even Migrate? Whom DoesaGovernment Perceive asImmigrants Before They Molly Dondero Self-rated HealthinNew Latino Destinations Center andBaruchCollege,CUNY Research Barbosa Yrizar Guillermo and DACA Profiles ofImmigrants From Mexico intheEra ofMassDeportations New Mexicans inNew York? (Re)Constructing Sociodemographic Bedanga Talukdar Differential Over Three Decades inIndia Educational Migration aPhenomenon forMales:StudyingGender University, Fresno Fossett Mark Estimates? Variation inSegregation:Aggregate Do Regressions Provide Valid Assessing theImpactofGroup Income Differences on Cross-City University ofTexas atSanAntonio ; ai M Llabre M Maria , ; University of North Carolina North of University Martha Daviglus Martha ; ; ; AveriGiudicessi Linda Gallo Paul Smokowski , , University ofNorthCarolinaatChapel Hill , , University ofCalifornia, LosAngeles ea AnM University AandM Texas American University , International Institute For PopulationSciences , , , ; l oei d l Fotr Norte Frontera la de Colegio El , ; nvriy f Miami of University University of Texasof AntonioUniversity San at San Diego State University KristaPerreira Nora Franceschini Nora , , University of Illinois at Chicago at Illinois of University , Graduate Center Graduate , Baruch College (CUNY) College Baruch , University of North Chapel Hill nvriy f ot Crln a Cae Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University ; Daniela Sotres-Alvarez Daniela , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel at Carolina North of University ; , ; ; University of North Carolina at Chapel at Carolina North of University me R Crowell R. Amber la Arredondo M Elva Allison E. Aiello E. Allison and CUNY Institute for Demographic for Institute CUNY and PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Friday pm 2:30pm–4:00 ; ; William Arguelles RobertSmith C. ; ; ; ai-ar Coubes Marie-Laure Carmen Isasi Carmen ; Gabriela Sanchez-Soto Gabriela Penny Gordon-Larsen , , nvriy f North of University University of North of University , , a Deo State Diego San aiona State California , The GraduateThe , University of , ; Columbia vn K Evans , El ; , , Friday 2:45 pm–4:15 pm 174-1 — 175-4

174 Assortative Mating and Inequality Schwartz,Bloome, Deirdre Christine 174 DISCUSSANTS: Deirdre Bloome, University of Michigan; Christine Schwartz, University of Wisconsin–Madison

Gonalons Pons, Pilar 174 CHAIR: Pilar Gonalons Pons, University of Pennsylvania Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 2:45 pm–4:15 pm — Plaza Court 7 174-1 Educational Assortative Mating as a Determinant of Changing Household Income Inequality: A 22-Country Study Permanyer,Boertien, DiederikInaki 174-1174-1* Diederik Boertien, Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics; Inaki Permanyer, Center for Demographic Studies 174-2 Assortative Mating and Wealth Inequalities Between and Within Households Schunck,Lersch, Philipp Reinhard 174-2174-2* Philipp M. Lersch, University of Cologne; Reinhard Schunck, GESIS Leibniz-Institute for the Social Sciences 174-3 Why Who Marries Whom Matters: Effects of Educational Assortative Mating on Infant Health in the United States 1969–1994 Rauscher, Emily 174-3* Emily Rauscher, University of Kansas 174-4 Class Inequality in Total Parental Time With Children: Evidence From Synthetic Couples in the American Time Use Survey Schneider,LaBriola, Joe Daniel 174-4174-4* Joe LaBriola, University of California, Berkeley; Daniel Schneider, University of Friday Program California, Berkeley

175 Child Well-being in the Era of Mass Incarceration Turney, Kristin 175 DISCUSSANT: Kristin Turney, University of California, Irvine

Haskins, Anna 175 CHAIR: Anna Haskins, Cornell University Topic 3. Children and Youth 2:45 pm–4:15 pm — Plaza Court 3 175-1 Relationship Context of Childbearing in Young Adulthood: The Influence of Criminal Justice Contact Giordano,Longmore,Manning,Landeis, Marissa WendyPeggy Monica 175-1175-1* Marissa E. Landeis, Bowling Green State University; Wendy D. Manning, Bowling Green State University; Monica A. Longmore, Bowling Green State University; Peggy Giordano, Bowling Green State University 175-2 Parental Incarceration and Child Overweight Wildeman,Branigan, Amelia Christopher 175-2175-2* Amelia R. Branigan, University of Illinois at Chicago; Christopher Wildeman, Cornell University 175-3 The Effect of Community Over-Policing on Educational Attainment in New York City Legewie,Kalbfeld,Faber,Hailey, Jacob Chantal JessieJoscha 175-3175-3* Jacob William Faber, New York University; Chantal A. Hailey, New York University; Jessie Kalbfeld, New York University; Joscha Legewie, Yale University 175-4 Intergenerational Effects of Mass Incarceration Gaulke,Dacass, TenneciaAmanda 175-4175-4* Tennecia I. Dacass, Kansas State University; Amanda P Gaulke, Kansas State University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 221 Friday Program 2:45 pm–4:15pm Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households,andUnions McDonnell, Cadhla Sassler, Sharon 176 176-1 —177-4 222 Feeney, Kevin 177-4 Worrell,Gough, Margaret Rachel 177-3 Cohen, Alicia Wolfson,Insolera, Noura Julia 177-2 Su, Yu-HsuanMark, Elyse 177-1 2:45 pm–4:15pm Topic 4.HealthandMortality Waidmann, Timothy Friedson, Andrew 177 Grunow,Nitsche, Natalie Daniela 176-4 Stone, JeffreyGiarrusso,Bao, Roseann Luoman 176-3 Musick, KellyMuller, Joanne 176-2 Short, Susan Hamjediers, Maik 176-1 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Cadhla McDonnell Timothy Waidmann Kevin Feeney Late-Life Employment Transitions andHealthCare Reform Margaret Gough Cohabitation, Marriage, andChildbearing Assessing theImpactofAffordable Care Acton Young Adult Alicia Cohen Insolera E. Noura Benefits Received, and Food Security The Effect ofState Medicaid ExpansiononSNAP Participation, SNAP University Mark Elyse Health Insurance inTaiwan Can HealthInsurance Boost Fertility? The Fertility Effect of National Demographic Effects ofHealthCare Reform Goethe-Universität Frankfurt amMain Nitsche Natalie Mismatching GenderIdeologies in Couples?Parental Investment inCasesofMatching and Do Economic Resources Play aRole inBargaining Childcare State University, Los Angeles Roseann Giarrusso Labor Over theLife Course Gender Ideology, Religion, andChanges intheDivisionofHousehold Kelly Musick Muller Sophie Joanne Intergenerational Inheritance of Parent’s Division ofLabor Maik Hamjediers Processes andTheirEmbeddednessinSocialNorms Understanding ChineseMen’s Housework Contribution: Bargaining Couples’ DivisionofPaid andUnpaidWork Andrew Friedson Sharon Sassler —Governor’s Square16 —Tower CourtC , , , , University ofMichigan Cornell University National Chengchi University Chengchi National University ofSouthernCalifornia , , , Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) VID/ÖAW, (IIASA, Centre Wittgenstein , University ofLaVerne Humboldt-University ofBerlin , University of Michigan of University , California State University, Los Angeles Pennsylvania State University , , Urban Institute , Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) Demographic Interdisciplinary Netherlands Cornell University , University ofColoradoDenver ; Jeffrey Stone ; Rachel Worrell ; , Julia Wolfson Julia California State University, Los Angeles ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting uHun Su Yu-Hsuan ; Friday pm 2:45pm–4:15 Susan E.Short , University ofLaVerne , ; University of Michigan of University Luoman Bao , ; National Chengchi National , ail Grunow Daniela Brown University , California ; ; , Friday 2:45 pm–4:15 pm 178-1 — 179-3

178 Demography of Multigenerational Kinship Verdery, Ashton 178 DISCUSSANT: Ashton Verdery, Pennsylvania State University

Margolis, Rachel 178 CHAIR: Rachel Margolis, University of Western Ontario Topic 9. Population and Aging 2:45 pm–4:15 pm — Plaza Court 6 178-1 Historical Trends in Multigenerational Coresidence Among Children: 1870–2016 Amorim,Dunifon,Pilkauskas, RachelMariana Natasha 178-1178-1* Natasha Pilkauskas, University of Michigan; Rachel Dunifon, Cornell University; Mariana Amorim, Cornell University 178-2 Lifelong Caring: Care-giving Across the Life Course in the Context of Population Aging Ophir,Polos, JessicaAriane 178-2178-2* Ariane Ophir, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Jessica Polos, University of Wisconsin–Madison 178-3 Family Caregiving for Dementia: Heterogeneity by Race and Cohort Shih,Weden,Friedman, Regina Margaret Esther 178-3178-3* Esther M. Friedman, RAND Corporation; Margaret M. Weden, RAND Corporation; Regina A. Shih, RAND Corporation 178-4 Race/Ethnic Differences in Spatial Proximity to Parents Choi,Schoeni,Reyes, HwaJung Adriana Robert 178-4178-4* Adriana M. Reyes, University of Michigan; Robert F. Schoeni, University of Michigan; HwaJung Choi, University of Michigan Friday Program 179 Detailed Morbidities and Causes of Death: Cross- National Perspectives

Morse, Anne 179 DISCUSSANT: Anne Morse, Pennsylvania State University

Daw, Jonathan 179 CHAIR: Jonathan Daw, Pennsylvania State University Topic 4. Health and Mortality 2:45 pm–4:15 pm — Director’s Row I 179-1 Emergence of Ischemic Heart Disease and Stroke, and Subsequent Comorbid Noncommunicable Diseases: The Role of Sociodemographic Characteristics Martikainen,Hu, Yaoyue Pekka 179-1179-1* Yaoyue Hu, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Pekka Martikainen, University of Helsinki 179-2 Potential Gains in Life Expectancy By Reducing Lifespan Inequality in Denmark: A Cause of Death Analysis Lindahl-Jacobsen,vanWensink,Aburto, Raalte, Jose Maarten Alyson Rune 179-2179-2* Jose Aburto, Unit of Biodemography, Institute of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark; Maarten Jan Wensink, Department of Public Health, Max- Planck Odense Center on the Biodemography of Aging, University of Southern Denmark; Alyson A. van Raalte, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Rune Lindahl-Jacobsen, University of Southern Denmark Odense 179-3 Cause-Specific Mortality Rates for Fine Age Groups Among Children Under Five Liu,McCormick,Schumacher,Chu,Perin, Li Yue Jamie Tyler Austin 179-3179-3* Jamie Perin, Johns Hopkins University; Yue Chu, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Austin E. Schumacher, University of Washington; Tyler McCormick, University of Washington; Li Liu, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 223 Friday Program 180 Kohler,Bandawe,Sudharsanan, ChiwozaKohler, Nikkil Hans-Peter Iliana 179-4 179-4 —181-2 224 Burrows, Michael 181-2 Tewari,Somanathan, T.V.Rao,Kugananthan, VijayendraDasgupta,Das Gupta, Rajib Monica P. K.N. 181-1 2:45 pm–4:15pm Topic 8.Population, Development and Environment Elliott, James Fussell, Elizabeth 181 Weiser,Nekkanti,Tsai,Conroy, Manali Diamond-Smith, Nadia Alexander Amy Sheri 180-4 Peterman,Allen, Emelia Palermo, Amber Tia 180-3 Yim,Hardie, Sejung Lucas, Jessica Amy 180-2 Urbina Julio, Daniela 180-1 2:45 pm–4:15pm Topic 2.Marriage,Families, Households, andUnions Weitzman, Abigail Behrman, Julia CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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James Elliott Abigail Weitzman Michael Burrows Inequality Water Provision inthePoor World: Disaster Recovery andResource of India Diseases SIMS Hospital University Nehru Jawaharlal Gupta Das Monica Inequalities inUrbanIndia Flies WithoutBorders: LessonsFrom ChennaionReducing Health Environment andInequality California, SanFrancisco Nekkanti Francisco San California, of University Diamond-Smith Nadia Violence AmongMarriedWomen inNepal Food Insecurity, Women’s HouseholdStatus, andIntimate Partner Amber Peterman Palermo Tia in Ghana Government Anti-Poverty Programs andIntimate PartnerViolence College, CUNY Lucas Amy Romantic Relationship Quality Pushed Together orPulledApart?TheRole ofEconomic Stressors in UrbinaJulio Daniela R. Evidence From ConditionalCash Transfers The Effects of Economic Resources onHouseholdDynamics: Economic Stress andFamily Life Hans-Peter Kohler Sudharsanan Kohler V. Iliana High BloodPressure inaLow-Risk, Low-Income African Population Hypertension WithoutConventional Risk Factors: HighPrevalence of Elizabeth Fussell Julia Behrman ; K.N. Tewari —Plaza Court2 —Governor’s Square15 , nvriy f ot Crln, hpl Hill Chapel Carolina, North of University , , , nvriy f oso-la Lake Houston-Clear of University , UNICEF Office of Research - Innocenti Research of Office UNICEF Rice ; Harvard Harvard University Sejung Sage Yim , , , Duke University , United NationsChildren’s Fund (UNICEF) , University of Pennsylvania-Population Studies Center Studies Pennsylvania-Population of University University ofPennyslvania University ofMichigan , , Independent Consultant ; , nvriy f ayad Clee Park College Maryland, of University , , Vijayendra Rao University ofOxford Princeton University , nvriy f aiona Sn Francisco San California, of University Brown University ; P.Kugananthan , ; Graduate Center, CUNY Chiwoza Bandawe ; , AlexanderTsai World Bank PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting , Community Medicine Community ; Friday pm 2:45pm–4:15 esc Hlia Hardie Halliday Jessica ; ; T.V. Somanathan , ; Emelia Allen Emelia College of Medicine, Malawi , hr Weiser Sheri Harvard University Harvard ; ai Dasgupta Rajib , ; UNICEF Ghana UNICEF , and Infectiousand m Conroy Amy , nvriy of University Government , ; ; Manali Hunter Nikkil ; ; , , Friday 2:45 pm–4:15 pm 181-3 — 183-1

181-3 Organizing Pollution: Organizational Demography, Neighborhoods, and Racial Inequality in Exposure to Toxic Chemicals, 1987–2012 Schrage, Daniel 181-3* Daniel Schrage, University of Southern California 181-4 Hurricane Flooding and Environmental Inequality: Do Disadvantaged Neighborhoods Have Lower Elevations? Lu, Yuqi 181-4* Yuqi Lu, Cornell University 182 Family Complexity and Diversity Kendig, Sarah 182 DISCUSSANT: Sarah Kendig, Arkansas State University

Cavanagh, Shannon 182 CHAIR: Shannon Cavanagh, University of Texas Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 2:45 pm–4:15 pm — Governor’s Square 10 182-1 Change in Children’s Family Complexity and Instability Over Five Decades Cross,Musick,Fomby, Christina PaulaKelly 182-1182-1* Paula Fomby, University of Michigan; Kelly Musick, Cornell University; Christina Cross, University of Michigan 182-2 Multiple-Partner Fertility: Variation Across Measurement Approaches Guzzo,Stykes, KarenJames 182-2182-2* James Stykes, Sam Houston State University; Karen B. Guzzo, Bowling Green State

University Friday Program 182-3 Income Pooling in Partnerships With Children: The Roles of Resident and Nonresident Stepchildren Guzzo,Brown,Manning,Eickmeyer, KarenSusan Wendy Kasey 182-3182-3* Kasey Eickmeyer, Bowling Green State University; Wendy D. Manning, Bowling Green State University; Susan L. Brown, Bowling Green State University; Karen B. Guzzo, Bowling Green State University 182-4 Family Complexity and the Diverging Destinies of American Youth Gough,Dorius, CassandraMargaret 182-4182-4* Cassandra J. Dorius, Iowa State University; Margaret Gough, University of La Verne 183 Fertility, Family Planning Policies and Programs in Africa Brown, Joseph 183 DISCUSSANT: Joseph Brown, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Hardee, Karen 183 CHAIR: Karen Hardee, Population Council Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 2:45 pm–4:15 pm — Director’s Row H 183-1 Contraceptive Coercion and Decision-making in Burkina Faso Langer,Sawadogo,Senderowicz, Ana Nathalie Leigh 183-1183-1* Leigh Gabrielle Senderowicz, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health; Nathalie Sawadogo, Institut Supérieur des Sciences de la Population; Ana Langer, Women and Health Initiative, Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 225 Friday Program Feinberg,Zigo, SethYamuragiye, Welikala, Liliana SerranoUwajenezaNichols, Wes Arizmendi,Joshua Musemakweli, Dieudonne Rugoyera Doopashika Nyangezi,Mohamed, Maha McQuin, Erin Imbabazi, Claudette Benjamin Gardner, Nelly Musanze,Douville, TongyuanAkotiah, AlexisSchwandt, Hilary Akrofi Elliot 183-2 183-2 —184-3 226 Kost,Maddow-Zimet, Kathryn Isaac 184-3 Albertini, MarcoBrini, Elisa 184-2 Mencarini, LetiziaAlderotti, Vignoli, Daniele Giammarco 184-1 2:45 pm–4:15pm Topic 1.Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Sennott, Christie Hayford, Sarah 184 Sheff,Jackson, ElizabethBawah,Phillips, James AyagaAwoonor-Williams, Amoako,Yakong, Mallory Kanlisi, JohnKokuChirawurah, Nicholas Precious Dennis Vida 183-4 Niyongabo,Ndikubagenzi,Inamahoro,Ndoricimpa, Arcade Jacques Ngenzebuke, Gilbert Finlay, Chantal Rama Jocelyn 183-3 CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Christie Sennott Isaac Maddow-Zimet Findings From aNatural Experiment intheUnited States Effects ofQuestion Changes on Reported Pregnancy Intentions: Elisa Brini and TheirRealization intheShort-Run I’ve Changed MyMind:Intentions to BeChildless,TheirStability, Dynamics andPublicPolicy, Bocconi University Rome of University Vignoli Daniele Channeled by Subjective Well-being? Is theImpactofEmployment Uncertainty onFertility Intentions Fertility Intentions and Uncertainty University Ghana Service Amoako Studies Development Kanlisi Nicholas Rural NorthernGhana Health Systems Solutions to Barriers to Family PlanningAccessin Gilbert Niyongabo Inamahoro Health Public of School Finlay Jocelyn Childbearing Vulnerability: Dependencyto Empowerment intheExample ofEarly University Yamuragiye Benjamin University University INES–Ruhengeri University Ruhengeri MusanzeRugoyera WesternWashington University Florida of College College Schwandt Hilary Private Stakeholders Success inFamily PlanningFrom thePerspective ofPublicand Rather asaWay to Empower thePeople”: Examining Rwanda’s “Family PlanninginRwanda IsNotSeenasPopulation Control, but Sarah Hayford ; ; ; lzbt F Jackson F. Elizabeth , Tongyuan Douville ae F Phillips F. James —Governor’s Square11 , ; ; ouba University Columbia University ofTrento Seth Feinberg , opsia Welikala Doopashika Pathfinder International , , Harvard University Harvard , Università degli Studi di Firenze di Studi degli Università , , ; Purdue University , Claudette Imbabazi Claudette , etr Wsigo University Washington Western ; University ofBurundi ouba University Columbia INES–Ruhengeri University INES–Ruhengeri ; ; , Letizia Mencarini Letizia , Guttmacher Institute Vida YakongVida e Nichols Wes , The OhioState University , ; , Western Washington University NSRhnei University INES–Ruhengeri , rae Ndoricimpa Arcade ; ouba University Columbia Southern Methodist University , oha ern Arizmendi Serrano Joshua ; ouba University Columbia ; ; Marco Albertini Maha Mohamed Maha on ou Awoonor-Williams Koku John , ; , , Rama Lionel Ngenzebuke Lionel Rama ; University of Maryland, Baltimore County Baltimore Maryland, of University University for Development Studies Development for University Jacques Ndikubagenzi Austin College Austin , , INES–Ruhengeri University INES–Ruhengeri odn Cnr fr eerh n Social on Research for Centre Dondena ; ; ens Chirawurah Dennis Kathryn Kost PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; , , ; Friday pm 2:45pm–4:15 Dieudonne Musemakweli Dieudonne ; Università diBologna nvriy f Burundi of University , yg A Bawah A. Ayaga Giammarco Alderotti Giammarco TrumanState University ; ; ; alr C Sheff C. Mallory el Uaeea Nyangezi Uwajeneza Nelly ; Akrofi Akotiah Akrofi iin Zigo Liliana , , Guttmacher Institute ; , Elliot V. Gardner etr Washington Western University of Burundi , Harvard T.H. Chan T.H. Harvard , , ; nvriy for University , hn Health Ghana Erin McQuin Erin nvriy of University , , , , ; ; American Columbia Wheaton Sapienza Precious Chantal ; , Alexis INES– , New ; ; , , Friday 2:45 pm–4:15 pm 184-4 — 186-3

184-4 Uncertainty and Fertility Preferences in Rural Malawi: Perceptions, Economic Hardship, and the Desire for More Children Garver, Sarah 184-4* Sarah Garver, University of Chicago 185 Food Security and Development Grace, Kathryn 185 DISCUSSANT: Kathryn Grace, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities

Mueller, Valerie 185 CHAIR: Valerie Mueller, Arizona State University Topic 8. Population, Development and Environment 2:45 pm–4:15 pm — Plaza Court 5 185-1 Mistargeting and Regressive Take-up of the Raskin Rice Subsidy Program: Evidence From the Indonesian Family Life Survey Satriawan,Shrestha, Ranjan Elan 185-1185-1* Elan Satriawan, Universitas Gadjah Mada; Ranjan Shrestha, College of William & Mary 185-2 Women’s Empowerment in Agriculture and Dietary Quality Across the Life Course: Evidence From Bangladesh Quisumbing,Sraboni, Esha Agnes 185-2185-2* Esha Sraboni, Brown University; Agnes Quisumbing, International Food Policy Research Institute 185-3 Does Household Food Insecurity Matter for Indian Children’s Education? A Longitudinal Look at the Occurrence, Timing, and

Chronicity of Food Insecurity Friday Program Vellakkal,Aurino,Fledderjohann, Elisabetta Sukumar Jasmine 185-3185-3* Elisabetta Aurino, Imperial College London; Jasmine Fledderjohann, Lancaster University; Sukumar Vellakkal, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani (BITS Pilani) 185-4 Polygamy and Food Security in Nigeria Owoo, Nkechi 185-4* Nkechi Srodah Owoo, University of Ghana 186 Forced Migration in Low- and Middle-Income Societies Kraly, Ellen 186 DISCUSSANT: Ellen Kraly, Colgate University

Agadjanian, Victor 186 CHAIR: Victor Agadjanian, University of Kansas Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 2:45 pm–4:15 pm — Client Office 2 186-1 Indicators of Return Migration in the Aftermath of a Natural Disaster: Evidence From Merapi, Indonesia Brown,Ageningsih,Cope,Muir, JonathanMichael Ralph Leslie 186-1186-1* Jonathan A. Muir, The The Ohio State University; Michael R. Cope, Brigham Young University; Leslie Ageningsih, Institute of Rural Development ; AMPD Ralph B. Brown, Brigham Young University 186-2 The Long-Term Consequences of Armed Conflict on Migration Rates O’Brien,Williams, Michelle Nathalie 186-2186-2* Nathalie Williams, University of Washington; Michelle L. O’Brien, University of Washington 186-3 Displacement and Health: A Closer Look at Volition, Context, and Women’s Health at the Thai-Myanmar Border Koning, Stephanie 186-3* Stephanie Koning, University of Wisconsin–Madison

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 227 Friday Program Goldberg, Rachel Lu, Yao 187 Jordan, Lisa 186-4 186-4 —188-3 228 Odimegwu, CliffordAkinyemi,De Wet, Joshua Nicole 188-3 Finnegan, Amy 188-2 Mekawi,Lillard, Dean Yehia 188-1 2:45 pm–4:15pm Topic 1.Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Merli, Giovanna Kohler, Hans-Peter 188 Parrado,Flippen, Chenoa Florian, Sandra Emilio 187-4 McManus, Patricia 187-3 Quiros, Susana 187-2 Zhe Zhang, Buchmann, Claudia Qian, Yue 187-1 2:45 pm–4:15pm Topic 6.MigrationandUrbanization CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

186-4* 188-3 188-3 188-3* 188-2* 188-1 188-1* 188 188 187-4 187-4 187-4* 187-3* 187-2* 187-1 187-1 187-1* 187 187

Giovanna Merli Rachel Goldberg Ibadan Wet De Nicole Knowledge AmongYouth Affected by theDiseaseinSouthAfrica How MuchDoThey Know? AnAnalysis of theAccuracy ofHIV Amy Finnegan Is Parent Self-efficacy to TalkAbout Sex Associated WithDisclosure? Knowledge AboutHIVTransmission AmongChildren inZimbabwe: LillardDean R. Use Contraceptives andCondoms? Information andSafe Sex: Are Better Informed YouthMore Likely to Information, Knowledge, Beliefs AboutHIV/STIs Pennsylvania Florian M. Sandra Approach Immigrant Women LaborMarket Incorporation: ADouble-Cohort Patricia McManus A. Immigration Shaping Recent Trends? Female LaborForce Participation intheUnited States: How Is Susana Quiros Housework AmongPartnered Hispanic-OriginWomen andMen Acculturation andNothingMore? Generational Differences in University Qian Yue Youth intheUnited States Gender Differences in Educational Adaptation ofImmigrant-Origin Immigrants andGender Lisa Jordan Demographics ofDisplacement inSouthSudan Where theOnlyCertainty IsUncertainty: Exploringthe Hans-Peter Kohler Yao Lu ; Clifford O. Odimegwu —Director’s Row J —Governor’s Square17 , ; Zhe Zhang , University of British Columbia British of University Drew University ; , Emilio A. ParradoEmilio A. , , Columbia University , , Duke GlobalHealthInstitute (DGHI) Pennsylvania State University The OhioState University , University of the Witwatersrand the of University , Duke University University ofCalifornia, Irvine , , nvriy f Pennsylvania of University , Indiana UniversityBloomington The OhioState University , University ofPennyslvania , University oftheWitwatersrand , University ofPennyslvania ; lui Buchmann Claudia PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting ; Yehia Mekawi Friday pm 2:45pm–4:15 ; ; hna Flippen Chenoa Joshua Akinyemi Joshua , unaffiliated , h Oi State Ohio The , , nvriy of University University of University Friday 2:45 pm–4:15 pm 188-4 — 190-3

188-4 Beliefs About the Benefits of HIV Treatment in the Era of “Treat All”: Evidence From Rural South Africa Barnighausen,Flanagan,Barofsky,Bor, Jacob Jeremy Daniel Till 188-4188-4* Jacob Bor, Boston University; Jeremy Barofsky, Ideas42; Daniel Flanagan, Boston University; Till Barnighausen, University of Heidelberg 189 Merging Race and Hispanic Origin Measures Clark, Rebecca 189 DISCUSSANT: Rebecca Clark, Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD)

Liebler, Carolyn 189 CHAIR: Carolyn Liebler, University of Minnesota Topic 5. Gender, Race and Ethnicity 2:45 pm–4:15 pm — Governor’s Square 12 189-1 Latinx Multiracial Groups and the 2020 Census: Projections and Demographics Campbell, Mary 189-1* Mary E. Campbell, Texas AandM University 189-2 Measurement Matters? The New Census Race Question and Its Consequences for Disparities Research Dean,Chen,Hummer,Halpern,Harris,Perez, PingSarah AnthonyKathleen Carolyn Robert 189-2189-2* Anthony Daniel Perez, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Kathleen Harris, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Carolyn T. Halpern, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Robert A. Hummer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Ping Chen, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Sarah Catherine Dean, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Friday Program 189-3 The Salience of Race for Hispanics: Insights From Marital Sorting Behavior Tienda,Choi, Kate Marta 189-3189-3* Kate H. Choi, University of Western Ontario; Marta Tienda, Princeton University 189-4 Potential 2020 Census Race Ethnicity Tabulations: Connecting With the Past, Looking to the Future Rios,Shin, MerarysHyon 189-4189-4* Hyon B. Shin, U.S. Census Bureau; Merarys Rios, U.S. Census Bureau 190 New Findings on Neighborhoods and Mobility From the Complete Count Census Microdata

Ferrie, Joseph 190 DISCUSSANT: Joseph Ferrie, Northwestern University

Ruggles, Steven 190 CHAIR: Steven Ruggles, University of Minnesota Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 2:45 pm–4:15 pm — Governor’s Square 9 190-1 Neighborhood Formation in St. Louis, 1930 Frey,Graziul,Logan, Nathan John Chris 190-1190-1* John R. Logan, Brown University; Chris Graziul, Brown University; Nathan Frey, Brown University 190-2 Home Inequity: Race, Wealth and Housing in St. Louis After 1940 Bruch,Gordon, Sarah Colin 190-2190-2* Colin Gordon, University of Iowa; Sarah Bruch, University of Iowa 190-3 The Impact of the Great Migration on Economic Mobility of Black Northerners Li, Sijie 190-3* Sijie Li, University of Pittsburgh

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 229 Friday Program 191 Tolnay,Alexander,Massey,Leibbrand, Christine Catherine J. Stewart 190-4 190-4 —192-2 230 Domingue, Benjamin Fletcher, Jason 192-2 Zuanna Gianpiero,Castiglioni,Barbiera, Maria Dalla Irene 192-1 2:45 pm–4:15pm Topic 4.HealthandMortality Needham, Belinda Shige Song, 192 Onnela, Jukka-PekkaAlexander,Torous, MathewStaples,Kiang, Patrick John Monica 191-4 Mitchell, Colter 191-3 Crimmins, Eileen Thyagarajan,Faul, Jessica Bharat 191-2 Levenstein,Leonard,McNally, Susan Margaret James 191-1 2:45 pm–4:15pm Topic 4.HealthandMortality Cheadle, Jacob Cheadle, Jacob CHAIR: DISCUSSANT: CHAIR: DISCUSSANT:

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Belinda Needham Jacob Cheadle University ofWisconsin–Madison Domingue W. Benjamin Linking Parental GenotypeandAdopted ChildOutcomes Separating Measured Genetic and Environmental Effects: Evidence Zuanna Gianpiero Irene Barbiera and After theBlackDeath of1347–1348 Paleodemographical Analyses ofPlagueOutbreaks inItaly Before Recent Developments in Biodemography Pekka Onnela Center Medical Health Public of School Chan T.H. Harvard Staples Patrick Health Research A New Platform for HighDensityData Collectionin Population Colter Mitchell Collecting a Population-Based Brain ImagingStudyofAdolescents Minnesota Faul D. Jessica Challenges andOpportunities Field-Collected Venous BloodinaPopulation-Based StudyofAging: of Michigan W.James McNally Repository Identifying Population Health Data Resources WithinaLarge Data Research New Measurement Strategies inPopulation Health of Washington Michigan Leibbrand Christine Migration Neighborhood Attainment Outcomes for Children oftheGreat Shige Song Jacob Cheadle —Windows —Tower CourtD ; ; J. Trent AlexanderTrent J. Eileen Crimmins ; Margaret Levenstein , , , , Harvard T.H.Harvard ChanSchoolofPublicHealth , ; University of Padova University ofNebraska–Lincoln University ofMichigan , avr TH Ca Sho o Pbi Health Public of School Chan T.H. Harvard oia . Alexander J. Monica , , , nvriy f Michigan of University , University ofPadova University of Michigan of University City UniversityofNew York (CUNY) , University ofMichigan nvriy f Washington of University , University ofNebraska–Lincoln , Stanford Graduate School of Education of School Graduate Stanford , University ofSouthernCalifornia , University of Michigan of University , University ofMichigan ; Maria Castiglioni , nvriy f aiona Berkeley California, of University ; ; Susan Hautaniemi LeonardHautaniemi Susan ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting on Torous John hrt Thyagarajan Bharat ; Friday pm 2:45pm–4:15 ahrn Massey Catherine ; , Stewart TolnayStewart University of Padova , eh sal Deaconess Israel Beth ; ahw . Kiang V. Mathew ; , Jason Fletcher Jason , nvriy of University nvriy of University , , University University ; Jukka- ; Dalla , , Friday 2:45 pm–4:15 pm 192-3 — 194-2

192-3 Intelligence and Fertility Among Swedish Men: Evidence From 18 Cohorts of Swedish National Military Conscription Data Barclay,Kolk, Martin Kieron 192-3192-3* Martin Kolk, Stockholm University; Kieron Barclay, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research 192-4 The Effect of Inbreeding on Longevity, Fertility and Disability Vikström,Lundevaller, Lotta Erling 192-4192-4* Erling Lundevaller, Umeå University; Lotta Vikström, Umeå University 193 Religion, Spirituality, and Health McFarland, Michael 193 DISCUSSANT: Michael McFarland, Florida State University

Zimmer, Zachary 193 CHAIR: Zachary Zimmer, Mount Saint Vincent University Topic 4. Health and Mortality 2:45 pm–4:15 pm — Plaza Court 1 193-1 Does Religious Activity Distinguish the Mortality Experiences of Older Taiwanese? An Analysis Using 19 Years of Follow-up Data Jagger,Ofstedal,Lin,Saito,Chiu,Zimmer, Yu-Hsuan Chi-TsunYasuhiko Carol Zachary Mary Beth 193-1193-1* Zachary Zimmer, Mount Saint Vincent University; Chi-Tsun Chiu, Academia Sinica; Yasuhiko Saito, Nihon University; Yu-Hsuan Lin, Ministry of Health and Welfare; Mary Beth Ofstedal, University of Michigan; Carol Jagger, Newcastle University 193-2 Religious Similarity and Negative Affect in Married Indonesian Individuals Lankes, Jane 193-2* , Pennsylvania State University Jane Lankes Friday Program 193-3 Religious Involvement and Subjective Well-being in China Luo,Chen, Weixiang Feinian 193-3193-3* Weixiang Luo, Fudan University; Feinian Chen, University of Maryland, College Park 193-4 Relationship of Religious Behavior and Reported Health Conditions Among U.S. Pacific Islanders Williams,McNally,Panapasa, James David Sela 193-4193-4* Sela Panapasa, University of Michigan; James W. McNally, University of Michigan; David Williams, Harvard University 194 Socioeconomic Consequences of Adolescent Fertility and Contraceptive Access

Altindag,Bearak, Jonathan Onur 194 DISCUSSANTS: Jonathan Bearak, Guttmacher Institute; Onur Altindag, Bentley Univesity

Kost, Kathryn 194 CHAIR: Kathryn Kost, Guttmacher Institute Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 2:45 pm–4:15 pm — Tower Court A 194-1 On the Sensitivity of Estimates of the Educational Consequences of Teenage Childbearing: Sibling Methods vs. Instrumental Variables Smith,Korenman,Heiland, Rachel Frank Sanders 194-1194-1* Frank Heiland, City University of New York (CUNY); Sanders Korenman, City University of New York (CUNY); Rachel A. Smith, City University of New York (CUNY) 194-2 STEM Power to the Pill: Family Planning and College Major Choice Rangel,Laurito, MarcosAgustina 194-2194-2* Agustina Laurito, University of Illinois at Chicago; Marcos A. Rangel, Duke University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 231 Friday Program Vyas, Pallavi 194-4 Gates,Karpman,McMorrow, Jason Michael Johnston, Emily Stacey 194-3 194-3 —195-4 232 Wu,Meyer,Medalia, Carla Derek Bruce 195-4 NathanielYou, Helwig, Almquist, Zack Yun 195-3 Lapham, Susan Mokyr Horner,Lyter Alison Strombotne,Huang, Kiersten Achorn,Deanna Elizabeth 195-2 Yashin,Krauchanka,Akushevich,Yashkin, Igor Julia Anatoliy Arseniy 195-1 2:45 pm–4:15pm Topic 10.Data andMethods Fitch, Catherine CollegeParkUniversity ofMaryland, Fenelon,Genadek, Katie Andrew 195 CHAIR: DISCUSSANTS:

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Catherine Fitch University ofChicago Carla Medalia Household Income, Inequality, andMobility Linking Survey andAdministrative Data to Measure Family and Minnesota Almquist W. Zack to U.S. CensusGeographies: 2005–2016 Connecting HUDContinuum ofCare Point-in-Time HomelessCounts Lapham Research for Research for Institutes American Huang R. Alison Project Talent-Medicare Data Linkage Methodology, Generalizability, andResearch Applications ofthe Krauchanka Arseniy Pavlovich Yashkin Prevalence intheHRS Concordance ofTrends inSelf-reported andMedicare Disease Homelessness, andInequality Using Administrative Records to StudyHealth, Pallavi Vyas Rates? Can theRiseinWomen’s Wage Premia ExplaintheFall inTeen Birth Karpman McMorrow Stacey Educational and Economic Opportunities Expanded Accessto Affordable Contraception and Women’s Katie Genadek , —Plaza Court8 , American Institutes for Research Urban Institute ; Yun You , , ; Duke UniversityMedical Center World Bank , lzbt Mkr Horner Mokyr Elizabeth U.S. Census Bureau , University ofMinnesota–Twin Cities , , , American Institutes for Research for Institutes American , Urban Institute Urban nvriy f Minnesota of University University ofMinnesota , ; U.S. CensusBureau , Jason Gates Duke University ; ; Bruce Meyer ; ena ye Achorn Lyter Deanna Emily M. Johnston M. Emily , , Urban Institute American Institutes for Research for Institutes American ; Igor Akushevich ; PAA Program 2018Annual Meeting Anatoliy I.Yashin ; , Friday pm 2:45pm–4:15 ; ahne Helwig Nathaniel University of Chicago Andrew Fenelon ; , irtn . Strombotne L. Kiersten Urban Institute Urban , , Duke University mrcn Institutes American , Duke University , nvriy of University , ; Derek Wu ; Michael ; Susan ; Julia , , Friday 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Friday, April 27, 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm Plaza Ballrooms Presidential Address and Awards Ceremony Presider: John D. Iceland Pennsylvania State University

Presidential Address: Wendy D. Manning Bowling Green State University “Young Adult Relationships

in an Era of Uncertainty” Friday Program

Friday, April 27, 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm President’s Cocktail Reception Plaza Ballrooms (cash bar)

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PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 235 P10 Saturday 9:00 am–10:30 am 2018 MEETING SATURDAY PROGRAM

SATURDAY, APRIL 28

Saturday, April 28, 8:00 am – 9:00 am PAA Annual Membership Meeting Plaza Ballroom A (coffee and donuts available)

P10 Health and Mortality 3; Population and Aging 9:00 am–10:30 am — Plaza Exhibit P10 Quantum and Tempo of Population Aging: Sub-Regional Processes Mustafina, Marta P10* Marta Mustafina, Charles University P10 Socioeconomic Status and the Gender Gaps in Late Age Self- reported Health in Taiwan White,Huang, RobertFang-Yi P10P10* Robert G. White, University of Florida; Fang-Yi Huang, University of Florida P10 The Determinants of Living Alone Among Elderly Women in Sweden and Spain: A Comparative Analysis Requena,Reher,Padyab,Sandström, David Mojgan Miguel Glenn P10P10* Glenn Sandström, Centre for Population Studies–Umeå University; Mojgan Padyab, Umeå Univerity; David Reher, Universidad Complutense de Madrid; Miguel Requena, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED) P10 Does Children’s Education Matter for Parents’ Health and Cognition in Old Age? Ma, Mingming P10* Mingming Ma, University of Southern California P10 Childhood Family Environment and Cognitive Functioning in Later Life: Evidence From the HRS Life History Mail Survey Smith,Ofstedal,Lee, Haena Jacqui Mary Beth P10P10* Haena Lee, University of Michigan; Mary Beth Ofstedal, University of Michigan; Jacqui Smith, University of Michigan P10 The Association Between Spousal Education and Cognitive Function Among Older Married Adults Saenz, Joseph P10* Joseph Saenz, University of Southern California P10 Your Sadness, My Sorrow: Negative Emotion Concordance Within Married Couples in China Xiong, Wanru P10* Wanru Xiong, Princeton University P10 The Role of Fertility and Partnership History in Later Life Cognition Fricke,Sironi, MariaJulie P10P10* Maria Sironi, University College London; Julie Fricke, University of Colorado Denver Saturday Program Saturday

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P10 Does National Health Insurance Enrollment Increase Health Care Utilization in Rural Older Adults: An Evaluation of the Relationship in Ghana Falkingham,Channon,van der Wielen, Amos Jane Nele P10P10* Nele van der Wielen, University of Southampton; Amos Channon, University of Southampton; Jane C. Falkingham, University of Southampton P10 Targeting of the Older Persons Cash Transfer Program (OPCTP) in Kenya: Who Benefits? Falkingham,Evandrou,Langat,van der GloriaWielen, Maria Jane Nele P10P10* Gloria Langat, University of Southampton; Nele van der Wielen, University of Southampton; Maria Evandrou, University of Southampton; Jane C. Falkingham, University of Southampton P10 Long-Run Effect of the Yogyakarta Earthquake on Child Health Outcomes Thamarapani, Dhanushka P10* Dhanushka Thamarapani, California State University, Chico P10 Retirement Coordination Among Married Couples: An Analysis Using Swedish Administrative Registers, 1995–2012 Kolk,Kridahl, Martin Linda P10P10* Linda Kridahl, Stockholm University; Martin Kolk, Stockholm University P10 How Much Retirement Income Is Needed to Maintain the Living Standard? Dudel,Schmied, Christian Julian P10P10* Julian Schmied, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Christian Dudel, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research P10 Factors Associated the Transitions in the Frailty States Among Elderly in Brazil, 2006–2010 Santos,Duarte,Alves, Luciana JairYeda P10P10* Luciana C. Alves, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP); Yeda A.O. Duarte, University of São Paulo; Jair L.F. Santos, University of São Paulo P10 Intergenerational Relationships Before Parents’ Deaths: How Does Time to Death Matter? Li,Silverstein,Pei,Cong, Shuzhuo Yaolin Zhen Merril P10P10* Zhen Cong, Texas Tech University; Yaolin Pei, Texas Tech University; Merril Silverstein, Syracuse University; Shuzhuo Li, Xi’an Jiaotong University P10 Health Shocks to the Aging and Long-Term Economic Well-being: Evidence From a Developing Country Orozco-Rocha,Wong,DeGraff,Parker, RebecaSusan Deborah Karina P10P10* Deborah S. DeGraff, Bowdoin College; Susan W. Parker, University of Maryland; Rebeca Wong, University of Texas Medical Branch; Karina Orozco-Rocha, Research Consultant P10 Schizophrenia in Mid-Adulthood After Prenatal Exposure to the Chinese Famine of 1959–1961 Zhang,Wang, CuntongYudong P10P10* Cuntong Wang, Central University of Finance and Economics; Yudong Zhang, University of Chicago

P10 Experience of Sibling Death in Childhood and Risk of Psychiatric Care Saturday Program in Adulthood: A National Cohort Study From Sweden Hjern,Saarela,Berg,Rostila, Lisa Anders Jan Mikael P10P10* Mikael Rostila, Stockholm University/Karolinska Institute; Lisa Berg, Stockholm University/Karolinska Institutet; Jan M. Saarela, Abo Akademi University; Anders Hjern, Stockholm University/Karolinska Institute P10 Childlessness and Aging Alone: Comparative Perspectives From East and Southeast Asia Knodel,Teerawichitchainan,Ha, Jung-Hwa John Bussarawan P10P10* Bussarawan Puk Teerawichitchainan, Singapore Management University; Jung- Hwa Ha, Seoul National University; John Knodel, University of Michigan

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P10 Socioeconomic Inequalities in the Onset of Cognitive Pathology Huisman,Smith,Link,Hou,Zhang,Clouston, BruceWei DylanYun MartijnSean P10P10* Sean A. P. Clouston, Stony Brook University, SUNY; Yun Zhang, Stony Brook University, SUNY; Wei Hou, Stony Brook University, SUNY; Bruce Link, University of California, Riverside; Dylan Smith, Stony Brook University; Martijn Huisman, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam P10 Health Outcomes Associated With Marriage and Marital Dissolution in Rural South Africa: The Role of Financial Support Schatz,Jennings,Ralston, Enid Margaret Elyse P10P10* Elyse A. Jennings, Harvard University; Margaret Ralston, Mississippi State University; Enid Schatz, University of Missouri, Columbia P10 Cognition and Socioeconomic Relationships Among the Mid-Aged and Elderly: A Comparison of China and Indonesia Wang,Sikoki,Zhao,Chen,Meng,Witoelar,Strauss, YaohuiXinxin BondanYafengQinqin John Firman P10P10* John Strauss, University of Southern California; Firman Witoelar, SurveyMETER; Qinqin Meng, Peking University; Xinxin Chen, Peking University; Yaohui Zhao, Peking University; Bondan Sikoki, SurveyMETER; Yafeng Wang, Peking University P10 Smart Solutions in the Era of Smart Cities: A Case Study of Jaipur Jain, Kshipra P10* Kshipra Jain, University of Rajasthan P10 Impact of Young Adults’ Out-Migration on Older Parents’ Well-being in Rural China Liu, Zhen P10* Zhen Liu, Brown University, Population Studies and Training Center P10 Early Life Disadvantage and Cognitive Aging Across Mid- and Late- Adulthood: Does Conscientiousness Matter? Schorpp, Kristen P10* Kristen M. Schorpp, Roanoke College P10 Early-Life Circumstances and Cognition in Mid- and Late Life Zhang, Zhenmei P10* Zhenmei Zhang, Michigan State University P10 Effects of Obesity and Diabetes on Older Adult Cognition, Function, and Mortality in Mexico and the United States Samper-Ternent,McEniry, Mary Rafael P10P10* Mary McEniry, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Rafael Samper-Ternent, University of Texas Medical Branch P10 Work in Old Age and Quality of Life: Gender Divide in China and India Das,Hu, Shu Dhiman P10P10* Shu Hu, National University of Singapore; Dhiman Das, Independent Researcher P10 Impact of Life Course Socioeconomic Status on CRP in Later Life Wray,Armendariz,Collins-Farmer,Thierry, Linda Amy Marina Heather P10P10* Amy D. Thierry, Duke University; Heather Collins-Farmer, Pennsylvania State University; Marina Armendariz, Pennsylvania State University; Linda A. Wray, Pennsylvania State University P10 Effect of Health Shock on Individual Earnings From Wage and Salary Among Indian Men Desai,Barik, DebasisSonalde P10P10* Debasis Barik, National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER); Sonalde Desai, University of Maryland, College Park P10 Life Expectancy With and without Cognitive Impairment Among Older Americans: Differences by Race/Ethnicity and Educational Level Myrskyla,Mehta,Schneider,Hale, Jo Neil Mhairi Mikko Daniel P10P10* Jo Mhairi Hale, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Daniel C. Schneider, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Neil Mehta, University Saturday Program Saturday of Michigan; Mikko Myrskyla, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research

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P10 Cross-National Differences in Cognitive Aging Harrati,Weiss, Jordan Amal P10P10* Jordan Weiss, University of Pennyslvania; Amal Harrati, Stanford University P10 Parenthood, Conjugal Trajectory and Self-reported Age of Retirement in Canada: A Survival Analysis Gagnon,Carrière,Silva-Ramirez, AlainYves Rafael P10P10* Rafael Silva-Ramirez, Université de Montréal; Yves Carrière, Université de Montréal; Alain Gagnon, Université de Montréal P10 Rising Older-Age Disability Across Birth Cohorts in the United States: Estimating the Role of Changing Mortality Selection Sudharsanan,Payne, Collin Nikkil P10P10* Collin F. Payne, Harvard University; Nikkil Sudharsanan, Harvard University P10 An Analysis of Changing Labor Force Participation Among the Elderly in India Babu,Balachandran, Satheesha Arun P10P10* Arun Balachandran, Institute for Social and Economic Change; Satheesha Babu, Indian Institute for Technology, New Delhi P10 Quantifying the Influence of Childhood Context on Dementia Related Outcomes Fletcher,Forgues, AngelaJason P10P10* Jason Fletcher, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Angela Forgues, University of Wisconsin–Madison P10 Childhood Conditions Predict Chronic Diseases and Functional Limitations in Adulthood: The Case of Indonesia Peele, Morgan P10* Morgan Peele, University of Pennsylvania P10 Grandparenting and Mortality Difference in the United States Choi, Seung-won P10* Seung-won Choi, Michigan State University P10 Madrid International Plan of Action on Aging and Adaptation of Public Policies With the Emerging Aging Context in Bangladesh: A ‘Medium Human Development’ Country’s Initiatives Khan, Md Mehedi P10* Md Mehedi Khan, Department of Population Sciences, University of Dhaka P10 Health Status, Informal Care and Well-being of Older People in Selected European Countries Rynko,Latkowski,Abramowska-Kmon, Maja Wojciech Anita P10P10* Anita Abramowska-Kmon, Warsaw School of Economics; Wojciech Latkowski, Warsaw School of Economics; Maja Rynko, Warsaw School of Economics P10 Predictors of Cancer Screening Among Urban Poor Women in Ghana Adongo,Bawah,Asuming, Ayaga Phillip Patrick P10P10* Ayaga A. Bawah, University of Ghana; Phillip Baba Adongo, University of Ghana; Patrick Opoku Asuming, Columbia University P10 Health Lifestyles and Educational Effects on Cognitive Impairment in Later Life Huibregtse, Brooke P10* Brooke M. Huibregtse, University of Colorado Boulder

P10 Children’s Education and older Parents’ Depression Saturday Program Cong,Pei, Yaolin Zhen P10P10* Yaolin Pei, Texas Tech University; Zhen Cong, Texas Tech University P10 The Association Between Nutritional Deprivation in Early Life and Cognitive Health in Later Life: Mediation Effect of Education Li, Min P10* Min Li, University of Flordia P10 Health Consequences of Mismatches Between Preferred and Actual Employment Arrangements Among American Adults Burgard,Seelye, Sarah Sarah P10P10* Sarah M. Seelye, University of Michigan; Sarah A. Burgard, University of Michigan

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P10 Secular Trends in Voluntary Weight Loss by Race/Ethnicity and Educational Attainment Among Overweight Adults in the United States, 1999–2014 Stokes,Berry,Collins, Kaitlyn AndrewJason P10P10* Jason M. Collins, Boston University School of Public Health; Kaitlyn M. Berry, Boston University School of Public Health; Andrew Stokes, Boston University School of Public Health P10 Immigrants Age Too: Projections of the Magnitude of the U.S. Undocumented Adult Population Flores Morales, Josefina P10* Josefina Flores Morales, University of California, Los Angeles P10 An Exploration of the Relationship Between Diabetes and Depression Among Immigrants in the United States Nkimbeng,Flores Morales, Manka Josefina P10P10* Josefina Flores Morales, University of California, Los Angeles; Manka Nkimbeng, Johns Hopkins University P10 Regional Differences and Influence Factors of Population Health of Provinces Along the Silk Road in China: Analysis Based on Spatial Panel Data Chen,Wei, Yan Ruibin P10P10* Yan Wei, School of Statistics, Xi’an University of Finance and Economics; Ruibin Chen, School of Statistics, Xi’an University of Finance and Economics P10 Social Health Insurance and Treatment-Seeking Behavior: The Case of the Older Persons Under the Plan Sesame in Senegal Diallo,Faye, Ousmane Ibrahima P10P10* Ousmane Faye, African Influence Institute (AFRII); Ibrahima Diallo, University of Dakar P10 Unraveling Time: An Examination of Race- and Sex-Specific Temporal Lags of Contextual Risk Factors for Heart Disease Mortality in the United States DePoy,Wolf,Cossman,Harris, Julia MistyHannah Lynne P10P10* Lynne S. Cossman, West Virginia University; Misty Harris, West Virginia University; Julia Kay Wolf, West Virginia University; Hannah DePoy, West Virginia University P10 Postponement of the Normal Retirement Age: A Counterfactual Analysis for Canada Gagnon, Dominic P10* Dominic Gagnon, Université de Montréal P10 A Graphic Health Warning: Effects on Psychosocial and Attitudinal Changes Among Low Socioeconomic Group in Bangladesh Ahmed, Md. Kapil P10* Md. Kapil Ahmed, Bangladesh Center for Communication Programs P10 Examining Hispanic County-Level Composition and County-Level Health Outcomes: Self-Rated Health, Obesity Rates, and Diabetes Rates Armendariz, Marina P10* Marina Armendariz, Pennsylvania State University P10 Genes, Social Environments, and Population Studies of Child Outcomes: Innovative Multi-sample Data Synthesis Wang,DSouza,Hao, Lingxin Qi Stephanie P10P10* Lingxin Hao, Johns Hopkins University; Stephanie DSouza, Johns Hopkins University; Qi Wang, Johns Hopkins University P10 Obesity and the Neighborhood Food Environment: Intersections of Race and Poverty Bruckner,Gailey, Samantha Tim-Allen P10P10* Saturday Program Saturday Samantha Gailey, University of California, Irvine; Tim-Allen Bruckner, University of California, Irvine

240 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:00 am–10:30 am P10

P10 Aging and Housing Inventory in China Tang, Zequn P10* Zequn Tang, University at Albany, SUNY P10 Chronic Pain Trajectory, Opioids Prescription, and Social Support: Evidence From Health and Retirement Study Yang, Yulin P10* Yulin Yang, University at Buffalo, SUNY P10 Urban and Rural Differences in Cognitive Impairment-Free and Dementia-Free Life Expectancy in Mexico Wong,Chiu,Saenz,Garcia,Downer, Chi-Tsun JosephRebecaMarc Brian P10P10* Marc A Garcia, University of Texas Medical Branch; Joseph Saenz, University of Southern California; Chi-Tsun Chiu, Academia Sinica; Brian Downer, University of Texas Medical Branch; Rebeca Wong, University of Texas Medical Branch P10 Risks of Death at Oldest Ages: What Do We Learn From Experiences of French, Belgian, and French-Canadian Centenarians? Ouellette,Mesle,Dang, Linh France Nadine P10P10* Linh Hoang Khanh Dang, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); France Mesle, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Nadine Ouellette, Université de Montréal P10 New Approaches to Estimating Childhood Mortality Rates at the Subnational Level Breen, Casey P10* Casey Breen, University of Minnesota P10 Estimating Under-5 Mortality of Municipalities in Mexico, 2000– 2015 Lozano,Hay,Wang,Marquez, Simon Haidong Rafael Neal P10P10* Haidong Wang, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation; Neal Marquez, University of Washington; Simon Hay, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation; Rafael Lozano, Instituto Nacional de Salud Pública P10 Dynamics of the Population Sex Structure in China, 1950–2050 Feldman,Shuzhuo,Guo,Jiang, Zhen Sha Li Marcus P10P10* Sha Jiang, Huazhong University of Science and Technology; Zhen Guo, Huazhong University of Science and Technology; Li Shuzhuo, Xi’an Jiaotong University; Marcus William Feldman, Stanford University P10 Spatial Projections of Age-Structured Populations Jiang,O’Neill,Gao,Striessnig, Jing Leiwen Brian Erich P10P10* Erich Striessnig, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW,; WU) Jing Gao, National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR); Brian C. O’Neill, National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR); Leiwen Jiang, National Center for Atmospheric Research and Shanghai University P10 The Penetrance of Polygenic Scores in Add Health Genome-Wide Data Harris,Braudt, Kathleen David P10P10* David B. Braudt, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Kathleen Harris, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P10 Gender Gap in Life Expectancy by Age and Cause of Death in

American Countries, 2000–2014 Saturday Program Queiroz,Calazans, Bernardo Julia P10P10* Julia Almeida Calazans, Centre for Demographic and Ageing Research (CEDAR); Bernardo Lanza Queiroz, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) P10 Mortality in a Selected Population Subgroup: The Case of Brazilian Air Force Military Personnel Turra,di Lego Cassio Goncalves, Vanessa Gabrielle P10P10* Cassio M. Turra, Cedeplar/Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG); Vanessa Gabrielle di Lego Goncalves, Vienna Institute of Demography

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P10 Neighborhood, Social Cohesion, and Depression in a Chinese Metropolis Sun,Wu,Miao, XiaogangXiulin Jia P10P10* Jia Miao, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Xiaogang Wu, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Xiulin Sun, Shanghai University P10 Neighborhood and Mental Health Among Hong Kong Elderly Zeng,Wu,Miao, Xiaogang DonglinJia P10P10* Jia Miao, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Xiaogang Wu, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Donglin Zeng, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology P10 Are There No Atheists in Foxholes? The Effect of War on Religion Freidman,Cesur,Sabia, JosephResul Travis P10P10* Resul Cesur, University of Connecticut; Joseph J. Sabia, San Diego State University; Travis Freidman, University of New Hampshire P10 With a Little Help From My Friends: The Effects of Naloxone Access and Good Samaritan Laws on Opioid-Related Deaths Latshaw,Dave,Rees,Argys,Sabia, Daniel DhavalJosephLaura Josh P10P10* Joseph J. Sabia, San Diego State University; Laura M. Argys, University of Colorado Denver; Daniel I. Rees, University of Colorado, Denver; Dhaval Dave, Bentley University; Josh Latshaw, San Diego State University P10 Increasing Mortality Across Cohorts of White Americans About to Enter Old Age Reynolds, Nicholas P10* Nicholas F. Reynolds, Brown University P10 Racial and Socioeconomic Differences in Preferred and Actual End- of-Life Outcomes Hauschildt, Katrina P10* Katrina Hauschildt, University of Michigan P10 Satisfaction With Healthcare Services and State Legitimacy: Social, Regional, and Ethno-Linguistic Factors in Estonia Clem,Herron,Buckley, Ralph ErikCynthia P10P10* Cynthia Jane Buckley, University of Illinois–Urbana Champaign; Erik Herron, West Virginia University; Ralph Clem, Florida International University P10 Counting Maternal Deaths? You Better Bayes It! A Systematic Assessment of Underreporting and Misclassification in Registration of Maternal Deaths in High- and Middle- Income Countries Using a Bayesian Modeling Approach Alkema,Barreix,Gemmill,Moller,Chou,Peterson, Doris Ann MariaLeontine AlisonEmily Beth P10P10* Emily Peterson, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Doris Chou, World Health Organization (WHO); Ann Beth Moller, World Health Organization (WHO); Alison Gemmill, Stony Brook University, SUNY; Maria Barreix, World Health Organization (WHO); Leontine Alkema, University of Massachusetts Amherst P10 Effect of Disease on the Occurrence of Disability Among Older Adults in Low and Middle-Income Countries Vishwakarma,Rahman, Mohammad Pradeep Hifz Ur P10P10* Mohammad Hifz Ur Rahman, International Institute for Population Sciences; Pradeep Kumar Vishwakarma, Banaras Hindu University P10 Educational Differences in Smoking in Turkey: Evidence for the Tobacco Epidemic Transition Model? Koç,Kurtulus,Friedman, İsmet Aysenur Samantha P10P10* Samantha Friedman, University at Albany, SUNY; Aysenur Kurtulus, University at Albany, SUNY; İsmet Koç, Hacettepe University P10 Explaining Differentials of Self-rated Poor Health Status Between Scheduled Castes and Tribes (SCs/STs) and the Remaining Elderly Saturday Program Saturday Population in India Dehury, Bidyadhar P10* Bidyadhar Dehury, India Health Action Trust

242 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:15 am–10:45 am 196-1 — 196-4

P10 Life Expectancy and Active Life Expectancy by Religious Group in Kerala, India Rajan,Syamala,Saito, Yasuhiko Irudaya Sunitha P10P10* Yasuhiko Saito, Nihon University; Sunitha Syamala, Center for Development Studies; Irudaya Rajan, Center for Development Studies P10 A Multilevel Analysis of Socioeconomic Status and Health Disparity Among Chinese Elderly Yu, Jiao P10* Jiao Yu, Case Western Reserve University P10 Psychosocial Vulnerability, Socioeconomic Status, and General Cognitive Function Among Older Taiwanese Adults Chiao, Chi P10* Chi Chiao, National Yang Ming University 196 Adolescent and Unintended Fertility in Developing Countries

Owolabi, Onikepe 196 DISCUSSANT: Onikepe Owolabi, Guttmacher Institute

Upadhyay, Ushma 196 CHAIR: Ushma Upadhyay, University of California, San Francisco Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 9:15 am–10:45 am — Plaza Ballroom E 196-1 Village Level Normative: Spatial and Social Network Predictors of Adolescent Pregnancy in Rural Honduras Christakis,Weeks,Shakya, JohnHolly Nicholas 196-1196-1* Holly Shakya, Center on Gender Equity and Health, University of California, San Diego; John R. Weeks, San Diego State University; Nicholas Christakis, Yale University 196-2 Unintended Pregnancy and Its Outcomes: Global, Regional, and Subregional Estimates for 1990–2014 Sedgh,Alkema,Popinchalk,Bearak, Gilda JonathanLeontine Anna 196-2196-2* Jonathan Marc Bearak, Guttmacher Institute; Anna Popinchalk, Guttmacher Institute; Leontine Alkema, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Gilda Sedgh, Guttmacher Institute 196-3 Pregnancy Desire Among Female Adolescents in Five Latin American Countries CamperoAllen-Leigh,Suárez-López,EstradaHubert Lopez,Marquez, Cuenca, Betania LeticiaCelia FatimaLourdes 196-3196-3* Fatima Estrada Marquez, National Institute of Public Health; Leticia Suárez-López, National Institute of Public Health; Celia Hubert Lopez, National Institute of Public Health, Mexico; Betania Allen-Leigh, National Institute of Public Health; Lourdes Campero Cuenca, National Institute of Public Health 196-4 Fertility Responses to Schooling Costs: Evidence From Uganda’s Universal Primary Education Policy Bbaale,Burlando, Edward Alfredo 196-4196-4*

Alfredo Burlando, University of Oregon; Edward Bbaale, Makerere University Saturday Program 197 American Educational Policies and Their Impacts Spears,Antman,Gaduh,Rosales-Rueda, DeanArya Francisca Maria 197 DISCUSSANTS: Maria Rosales-Rueda, University of California, Irvine; Arya Gaduh, University of Arkansas; Francisca Antman, University of Colorado Boulder; Dean Spears, Delhi School of Economics

Antman, Francisca 197 CHAIR: Francisca Antman, University of Colorado Boulder Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 243 197-1 — 198-4 Saturday 9:15 am–10:45 am

9:15 am–10:45 am — Plaza Court 7 197-1 When Does Money Matter? School Funding and Inequality of Educational Achievement Rauscher, Emily 197-1* Emily Rauscher, University of Kansas 197-2 Racial and Ethnic Discrimination in the Labor Market for Center- Based Child Care Teachers Herbst,Boyd-Swan, Chris Casey 197-2197-2* Casey Boyd-Swan, Kent State University; Chris Herbst, Arizona State University 197-3 Do Mentoring, Information, and Nudge Reduce the Gender Gap in Economics Majors? Li, Cher 197-3* Cher Li, Colorado State University 197-4 Teacher Performance Pay in the United States: Incidence and Adult Outcomes Bond,Mumford, Timothy Kevin 197-4197-4* Timothy N. Bond, Purdue University; Kevin J. Mumford, Purdue University 198 Causes and Consequences of Rising Midlife Mortality and Morbidity in the United States

Montez, Jennifer Karas 198 DISCUSSANT: Jennifer Karas Montez, Syracuse University

Ralston, Margaret 198 CHAIR: Margaret Ralston, Mississippi State University Topic 4. Health and Mortality 9:15 am–10:45 am — Governor’s Square 15 198-1 The Implications of Rising Midlife Mortality for Lifespan Variability Among Non-Hispanic White Americans Sasson, Isaac 198-1* Isaac Sasson, Tel Aviv University 198-2 Rising Midlife Mortality Among U.S. Whites: A Cohort Survival Comparison vanNepomuceno, Raalte, Alyson Marilia 198-2198-2* Marilia R. Nepomuceno, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Alyson A. van Raalte, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research 198-3 The Rising Pain Prevalence Among Midlife Americans: How Steep, for Whom, and Why? Zimmer,Zajacova, Zachary Anna 198-3198-3* Anna Zajacova, Western University; Zachary Zimmer, Mount Saint Vincent University 198-4 The Impact of the Shale Boom (and Bust) on Opioid Use in Rural America Hill,Boslett, Elaine Andrew 198-4198-4* Elaine Hill, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry; Andrew John Boslett, University of Rochester Medical Center Saturday Program Saturday

244 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:15 am–10:45 am 199-1 — 200-4

199 Celebrating 50 Years of the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID)

Conley, Dalton 199 DISCUSSANT: Dalton Conley, Princeton University

Johnson, David 199 CHAIR: David Johnson, University of Michigan 9:15 am–10:45 am — Director’s Row H 199-1 Residential Mobility and the PSID: Exploring Disparities in Upward and Downward Residential Mobility Leibbrand,Crowder, Kyle Christine 199-1199-1* Kyle Crowder, University of Washington; Christine Leibbrand, University of Washington 199-2 The Usefulness of PSID Data in Research on Aging Wolf, Douglas 199-2* Douglas A. Wolf, Syracuse University 199-3 Contributions of Research Based on the PSID Child Development Supplement (CDS) Davis-Kean,Brooks-Gunn,Bickham,Hofferth,Yeung, Wei-Jun DavidSandra Pamela Jeanne 199-3199-3* Wei-Jun Yeung, National University of Singapore; Sandra Hofferth, University of Maryland, College Park; David Bickham, Harvard University; Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Columbia University; Pamela Davis-Kean, University of Michigan 199-4 Parental Income and Children’s Lives: Lessons From the PSID Ziol-Guest,Kalil,Duncan, Ariel Greg Kathleen 199-4199-4* Greg J. Duncan, University of California, Irvine; Ariel Kalil, University of Chicago; Kathleen M. Ziol-Guest, New York University 200 Climate Change, Population, and Development Hoffmann, Roman 200 DISCUSSANT: Roman Hoffmann, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU)

Chi, Guangqing 200 CHAIR: Guangqing Chi, Pennsylvania State University Topic 8. Population, Development and Environment 9:15 am–10:45 am — Plaza Court 5 200-1 A Spatial View of the Contribution of Net-Migration to Population Change and Recovery in Disaster-Affected Areas Curtis,Fussell,DeWaard, ElizabethKatherine Jack 200-1200-1* Jack DeWaard, University of Minnesota; Elizabeth Fussell, Brown University; Katherine J. Curtis, University of Wisconsin–Madison 200-2 Social Vulnerability in Shoreline Counties of Connecticut, New York and New Jersey, 1990–2010 Doxsey-Whitfield,Mills,Borkovska,Mara,Adamo, JaneValentina Susana Olena Beatriz Erin 200-2200-2* Susana Beatriz Adamo, CIESIN-Columbia University; Valentina Mara, CIESIN- Columbia University; Olena Borkovska, CIESIN-Columbia University; Jane Mills, CIESIN-Columbia University; Erin Doxsey-Whitfield, Fiera Biological Consulting Saturday Program 200-3 Do Social Ties Moderate the Effect of Extreme Weather on Migration? Evidence From Bangladesh Donato,Carrico, AmandaKatharine 200-3200-3* Amanda Carrico, University of Colorado; Katharine Donato, Vanderbilt University 200-4 Population Growth and Climate Change as Simultaneous Threats to African Smallholder Farming Evans,Caylor,Schumacher,Waldman,Lopus, TomSaraKelly Kurt Jacob 200-4200-4* Sara Lopus, California Polytechnic State University; Kurt B. Waldman, Indiana University; Jacob Schumacher, Indiana University; Kelly Caylor, University of California, Santa Barbara; Tom Evans, Indiana University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 245 201-1 — 202-3 Saturday 9:15 am–10:45 am

201 Discrimination and Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Health Goosby, Bridget 201 DISCUSSANT: Bridget Goosby, University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Hargrove, Taylor 201 CHAIR: Taylor Hargrove, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Topic 4. Health and Mortality 9:15 am–10:45 am — Director’s Row I 201-1 Perceived Unfair Treatment by Police, Race, and Telomere Length: A Nashville Community-Based Sample of Black and White Men McFarland,Taylor, John CherylMichael 201-1201-1* Michael McFarland, Florida State University; John Taylor, Florida State University; Cheryl McFarland, Florida State University 201-2 Ethnic Competition and Police-Involved Killing in the United States Ortiz,Bohon, RubenStephanie 201-2201-2* Stephanie A. Bohon, University of Tennessee; Ruben Ortiz, University of Tennessee 201-3 Community-Level Prejudice and Mortality Among Immigrant Groups Hatzenbuehler,Muennig,Gee,Morey, Gilbert Brittany Peter Mark 201-3201-3* Brittany N. Morey, University of California, Riverside; Gilbert C. Gee, University of California, Los Angeles; Peter Muennig, Columbia University; Mark Hatzenbuehler, Columbia University 201-4 A Social Explanation for Observed Differences in Genetic Associations for Years of Completed Education Among Black and White Adults: The Role of Discrimination Harris,Domingue,Goode,Wedow,Boardman, Kathleen Joshua Robbee BenjaminJason 201-4201-4* Jason D. Boardman, University of Colorado; Robbee L. Wedow, University of Colorado Boulder; Joshua A. Goode, University of Colorado Boulder; Benjamin W. Domingue, Stanford University; Kathleen Harris, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

202 Early Life Conditions and Well-being in Late Life Avendano, Mauricio 202 DISCUSSANT: Mauricio Avendano, King’s College London

Haas, Steven 202 CHAIR: Steven Haas, Pennsylvania State University Topic 9. Population and Aging 9:15 am–10:45 am — Plaza Court 6 202-1 More Than Place of Residence: Hukou System, Migration, and the Rural-Urban Health Divide Among the Middle-Aged and Older Chinese Smith,Song, Qian James 202-1202-1* Qian Jasmine Song, RAND Corporation; James P. Smith, RAND Corporation 202-2 Impact of Childhood Exposure to Works Progress Administration on Adult Mortality: A 70-Year Follow-up Study Rehkopf,Modrek, SepidehDavid 202-2202-2* Sepideh Modrek, San Francisco State University; David H. Rehkopf, Stanford University 202-3 Government-Mandated Residential Schooling and Response to Stressors in Adulthood: A Test of the Stress Sensitization Hypothesis Among the Indigenous Peoples in Canada QuesnelCerigo, Helen Vallee, Amelie 202-3202-3* Helen Cerigo, McGill University; Amelie Quesnel Vallee, McGill University Saturday Program Saturday

246 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:15 am–10:45 am 202-4 — 204-2

202-4 Recovery From an Early Life Shock Through Improved Access to Schools: Evidence From Indonesia. Chin,Jung,Bharati, SeungwooDawoon Tushar 202-4202-4* Tushar Bharati, University of Southern California; Dawoon Jung, University of Southern California; Seungwoo Chin, University of Southern California 203 Economic Causes and Consequences of Union Dissolution

Boertien, Diederik 203 DISCUSSANT: Diederik Boertien, Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics

Schondelmyer, Emily 203 CHAIR: Emily Schondelmyer, U.S. Census Bureau Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 9:15 am–10:45 am — Governor’s Square 9 203-1 Wealth and Divorce Lee,Killewald,England, Angela Paula Alexandra 203-1203-1* Alexandra Killewald, Harvard University; Paula S. England, New York University; Angela Wang Lee, Harvard University 203-2 Differential in Pattern and Risk Factors of Marital Dissolution Among Better Developed and the Poorly Developed States in India Dutta, Mili 203-2* Mili Dutta, International Institute for Population Sciences 203-3 Marriage, Divorce, and the Gendered Organization of Private Property Roehrkasse, Alexander 203-3* Alexander Roehrkasse, University of California, Berkeley 203-4 Changing Effects of Union Dissolution From 1985–2013 in an International Perspective: A Comparative Analysis of Germany and the United States Hauser,Burkhauser,Bayaz-Ozturk,Couch, Kenneth Richard Richard Gulgun 203-4203-4* Gulgun Bayaz-Ozturk, CUNY City Tech; Richard Burkhauser, Cornell University; Kenneth A. Couch, University of Connecticut; Richard Hauser, Goethe-University of Frankfurt am Main

204 Environmental Influences on Women’s and Infants’ Health

Castro, Marcia 204 DISCUSSANT: Marcia Castro, Harvard University

Weitzman, Abigail 204 CHAIR: Abigail Weitzman, University of Michigan Topic 4. Health and Mortality 9:15 am–10:45 am — Governor’s Square 16

204-1 Household Air Pollution Exposure and Prevalence of Tuberculosis in Saturday Program Adult Women in Urban Malawi Phiri,Pedit,Gallerani,Hoffman,Jagger, Samuel Joseph Pamela AnnaIrving 204-1204-1* Pamela Jagger, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Irving Hoffman, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Anna Gallerani, Peace Corps Malawi; Joseph Pedit, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Samuel Phiri, Lighthouse Malawi 204-2 Fetal Origins of Population Health: Counterintuitive Findings Bruckner,Catalano,Gemmill, AlisonRalphTim-Allen 204-2204-2* Ralph Catalano, University of California, Berkeley; Alison Gemmill, Stony Brook University, SUNY; Tim-Allen Bruckner, University of California, Irvine

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 247 204-3 — 206-3 Saturday 9:15 am–10:45 am

204-3 Bug Bites: Dengue Virus During Pregnancy Karimova, Alfia 204-3* Alfia Karimova, University of Michigan 204-4 What Happens in the Womb Under the Dome: The Impact of Air Pollution on Birth Outcomes—Evaluation of Air Quality Improvement During the Guangzhou 2010 Asian Games and Asian Paralympic Games Zhao,Hannum,Behrman,Liu, Xiaoying Qingguo Emily Jere 204-4204-4* Jere Behrman, University of Pennyslvania; Xiaoying Liu, University of Pennsylvania; Emily Hannum, University of Pennsylvania; Qingguo Zhao, Guangdong Province Family Planning Special Hospital

205 Gender Ideology Across the Life Course Petts, Richard 205 DISCUSSANT: Richard Petts, Ball State University

Carlson, Daniel 205 CHAIR: Daniel Carlson, University of Utah Topic 5. Gender, Race and Ethnicity 9:15 am–10:45 am — Plaza Court 4 205-1 Attitudes Toward Fathers and Modern Fatherhood: A Growth Curve Analysis Craig,Churchill, Lyn Brendan 205-1205-1* Brendan Churchill, University of Melbourne; Lyn Craig, University of New South Wales 205-2 Gender Ideology Over the Life Course: The Role of Union Formation Gray,McDonnell,Nitsche, Edith Natalie Cadhla 205-2205-2* Natalie Nitsche, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU); Cadhla McDonnell, Pennsylvania State University; Edith E. Gray, Australian National University 205-3 More Traditional or More Family-Oriented? Changes in Men’s Attitudes Across the Transition to Parenthood McDonnell, Cadhla 205-3* Cadhla McDonnell, Pennsylvania State University 205-4 ‘His’ and ‘Her’ Retirement Hausen, Sonia 205-4* Sonia Hausen, Stanford University 206 High Skilled Migration Ruiz, Neil 206 DISCUSSANT: Neil Ruiz, Pew Research Center

Ruiz, Neil 206 CHAIR: Neil Ruiz, Pew Research Center Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 9:15 am–10:45 am — Director’s Row J 206-1 The Contribution of Skilled Immigrants to U.S. Innovation in the Age of Mass Migration Cohen, Elior 206-1* Elior David Cohen, 206-2 International Student Migration Within the Postcensal Population Estimates Knapp, Anthony 206-2* Anthony Knapp, U.S. Census Bureau

Saturday Program Saturday 206-3 Immigrant STEM Workers in the Canadian Economy: Skill Utilization and Earnings Picot,Hou, Feng Garnett 206-3206-3* Garnett Picot, Statistics Canada; Feng Hou, Statistics Canada

248 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:15 am–10:45 am 206-4 — 208-2

206-4 The U.S. Workforce of Foreign H-1B Specialty Workers: En Bloc Matching Estimate of Petitioner Microdata Lowell,Hu, Xiaochu Lindsay 206-4206-4* Xiaochu Hu, The University of the District of Columbia; Lindsay Lowell, Georgetown University

207 Innovative Data and Methods in Migration Studies Hamilton, Erin 207 DISCUSSANT: Erin Hamilton, University of California, Davis

Hall, Matthew 207 CHAIR: Matthew Hall, Cornell University Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 9:15 am–10:45 am — Plaza Court 1 207-1 A New Approach to Street-Corner Surveys of Day Laborers in Denver, Colorado Kuhn,Galemba, Randall Rebecca 207-1207-1* Randall Kuhn, University of California, Los Angeles; Rebecca Galemba, University of Denver 207-2 “Who Are the ‘Illegals’?: The Social Construction of Undocumented Status in the United States Schachter,Flores, René Ariela 207-2207-2* René D. Flores, University of Washington; Ariela Schachter, Washington University in St. Louis 207-3 Combining Social Media Data and Traditional Surveys to Estimate and Predict Migration Stocks Billari,Weber,Alexander,Polimis,Zagheni, Francesco Ingmar Kivan Emilio Monica 207-3207-3* Emilio Zagheni, University of Washington; Kivan Polimis, University of Washington; Monica J. Alexander, University of California, Berkeley; Ingmar Weber, Qatar Computing Research Institute; Francesco C. Billari, Bocconi University 207-4 The Opportunities and Challenges of Linked IRS Administrative and Census Survey Records in the Study of Migration Fiorio,Ellis,Foster, Mark LeeThomas 207-4207-4* Thomas B. Foster, U.S. Census Bureau; Mark Ellis, University of Washington; Lee Fiorio, University of Washington 208 Life Course Processes and Health Zang, Emma 208 DISCUSSANT: Emma Zang, Duke University

Homan, Patricia 208 CHAIR: Patricia Homan, Duke University Topic 4. Health and Mortality 9:15 am–10:45 am — Plaza Ballroom F 208-1 The Role of Cohort Forces in the Origins and Pathways of Health Echave,Dirlam,Zheng, Hui JonathanPaola 208-1208-1* Hui Zheng, The Ohio State University; Jonathan Dirlam, The Ohio State University; Saturday Program Paola Echave, The The Ohio State University 208-2 Work-Family Typologies and Mental Health Among Finnish Young Adults Martikainen,Myrskyla,Moustgaard,van Hedel, Mikko Karen Heta Pekka 208-2208-2* Karen van Hedel, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Heta Moustgaard, University of Helsinki; Mikko Myrskyla, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Pekka Martikainen, University of Helsinki

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 249 208-3 — 210-1 Saturday 9:15 am–10:45 am

208-3 Midlife Work and Women’s Long-Term Health and Mortality Hardy,Pavalko,Caputo, Melissa JenniferEliza 208-3208-3* Jennifer Caputo, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Eliza K Pavalko, Indiana University; Melissa Hardy, Pennsylvania State University 208-4 Trajectories of Physical Functioning as Short-Term Predictors of Mortality Andrasfay, Theresa 208-4* Theresa Andrasfay, Princeton University 209 Neighborhood and Community Effects on Child Well- being

Pebley, Anne 209 DISCUSSANT: Anne Pebley, University of California, Los Angeles

Alvarado, Steven 209 CHAIR: Steven Alvarado, Cornell University Topic 3. Children and Youth 9:15 am–10:45 am — Plaza Court 3 209-1 Youth Perceptions of Informal Social Control in Situ: Collective Efficacy and Disorder in Home-and Non-Home Settings Calder,Boettner,Schneider,Laplant,Browning, Catherine Eric ChristopherLesleyBethany 209-1209-1* Christopher Browning, The Ohio State University; Eric G. Laplant, The The Ohio State University; Lesley E. Schneider, The The Ohio State University; Bethany Boettner, The Ohio State University; Catherine Calder, The Ohio State University 209-2 Disparities in Adolescents’ Recent Exposure to Local Gun Violence: Linking Incident-Level Crime Data to a Population-Based Panel Study Rouhani,James,Brooks-Gunn,McLanahan,Donnelly, Sarah ShivaLouis Sara Jeanne 209-2209-2* Louis Donnelly, Princeton University; Sara McLanahan, Princeton University; Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, Columbia University; Sarah James, Princeton University; Shiva Rouhani, Princeton University 209-3 Crime and Inequality in Academic Achievement Across School Districts in the United States Torrats-Espinosa, Gerard 209-3* Gerard Torrats-Espinosa, New York University 209-4 Nonprofit Organizations as a Context for Preschool Enrollment and School Readiness Among Children From Latinx Families of Varying Levels of Acculturation Crosnoe,Ackert,Ressler, ElizabethRobert Robert 209-4209-4* Robert Wayne Ressler, University of Texas at Austin; Elizabeth Ackert, Population Research Center, University of Texas at Austin; Robert Crosnoe, University of Texas at Austin

210 Psychosocial Factors and Population Health Williams, Kristi 210 DISCUSSANT: Kristi Williams, The The Ohio State University

Yahirun, Jenjira 210 CHAIR: Jenjira Yahirun, University of Hawaii at Manoa Topic 4. Health and Mortality 9:15 am–10:45 am — Governor’s Square 10 210-1 Death by a Thousand Cuts or One Sharp Blow? Chronic Strains, Acute Stressors, and Black-White Health Disparities in Late Life Boen, Courtney 210-1* Saturday Program Saturday Courtney E. Boen, University of Pennyslvania

250 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:15 am–10:45 am 210-2 — 211-4

210-2 Susceptibility to Infectious Diseases During Mid-Childhood: How Does Perinatal Stress Matter? Kukla,Thon,Oates,Stepanikova,Baker, Vojtech LubomirElizabethGabriela Irena 210-2210-2* Irena Stepanikova, Masaryk University; Elizabeth H. Baker, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Gabriela Oates, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Vojtech Thon, Masaryk University; Lubomir Kukla, Masaryk University 210-3 Preterm Birth After the November 2015 Paris Attacks: A Test of Communal Bereavement Blondel,LeBreton,Bruckner, Beatrice Tim-AllenElodie 210-3210-3* Tim-Allen Bruckner, University of California, Irvine; Elodie LeBreton, INSERM; Beatrice Blondel, INSERM 210-4 Darker Days? Recent Trends in Depression Disparities Among U.S. Adults Teitler,Todd, Megan Julien 210-4210-4* Megan Todd, Columbia University; Julien O. Teitler, Columbia University 211 Race, Ethnicity and Immigrant Incorporation Telles, Edward 211 DISCUSSANT: Edward Telles, University of California at Santa Barbara

Liu, Mao-Mei 211 CHAIR: Mao-Mei Liu, Brown University Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 9:15 am–10:45 am — Plaza Court 8 211-1 The Spatial Context of Reception: Economic Integration and Poverty Among Hispanic Immigrants Yi,Mendoza,Lichter, Youngmin Daniel Yoselinda 211-1211-1* Daniel T. Lichter, Cornell University; Yoselinda Mendoza, Cornell University; Youngmin Yi, Cornell University 211-2 Within-Group Differences in Settlement Patterns Between Ethnic Minorities and Majorities in Immigrant Populations: Evidence From the 1930 U.S. Census Xu, Dafeng 211-2* Dafeng Xu, Cornell University 211-3 Effects of School Composition on Achievement Growth in a New Immigrant Destination Fitzpatrick,Bjerre,Langenkamp, Mette Brian Amy 211-3211-3* Amy Langenkamp, University of Notre Dame; Mette Evelyn Bjerre, University of Notre Dame; Brian Fitzpatrick, University of Notre Dame 211-4 All the Same? Essentialism and the Relative Importance of Population Heterogeneity for the Study of Immigrant Incorporation: The Example of Muslims in France Drouhot, Lucas 211-4* Lucas Drouhot, Cornell University

212 Realization of Fertility Intentions Saturday Program Barber, Jennifer 212 DISCUSSANT: Jennifer Barber, University of Michigan

Bachrach, Christine 212 CHAIR: Christine Bachrach, University of Maryland Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 251 212-1 — 213-4 Saturday 9:15 am–10:45 am

9:15 am–10:45 am — Governor’s Square 12 212-1 From Intentions to Behaviors: Transition Paths in Multiple Life Course Domains Testa,Bolano, Maria Danilo 212-1212-1* Maria Rita Testa, Austrian Academy of Sciences; Danilo Bolano, University of Queensland 212-2 Preferences, Partners, and Parenthood: Linking Early Fertility Desires, Union Formation Timing, and Achieved Fertility Nitsche,Hayford, NatalieSarah 212-2212-2* Natalie Nitsche, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU); Sarah Hayford, The Ohio State University 212-3 Fertility Intentions and Their Realization in Couples: How the Division of Household Chores Matters Brzozowska,Riederer,Buber-Ennser, Bernhard Zuzanna Isabella 212-3212-3* Bernhard Riederer, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW,; WU) Isabella Buber- Ennser, Wittgenstein Centre; Zuzanna Brzozowska, Vienna Institute of Demography / Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) 212-4 Later-Than-Desired Births in the United Sates Hartnett, Caroline 212-4* Caroline Hartnett, University of Michigan 213 Schools, School Discipline, and Child Health and Well- being

Hibel, Jacob 213 DISCUSSANT: Jacob Hibel, Universirty of California, Davis

Farkas, George 213 CHAIR: George Farkas, University of California, Irvine Topic 4. Health and Mortality 9:15 am–10:45 am — Governor’s Square 11 213-1 Differences in Parents’ Attitudes Toward Spanking Across Social Class and Region, 1986–2016 Ziol-Guest,Kalil,Ryan,Hines, Ariel Rebecca Caitlin Kathleen 213-1213-1* Caitlin Hines, Georgetown University; Rebecca M. Ryan, Georgetown University; Ariel Kalil, University of Chicago; Kathleen M. Ziol-Guest, RAND 213-2 Choosing Schools, Choosing Safety: The Role of School Safety in Students’ School Choices Hailey, Chantal 213-2* Chantal A. Hailey, New York University 213-3 Exploring How State Education Policies in the Use of School Punishment and Special Education Affect Racial and Socioeconomic Disparities: A Multilevel and Longitudinal Study Ramey, David 213-3* David M. Ramey, Pennsylvania State University 213-4 Incremental Punishment: School Discipline as a Continuous Variable Snidal, Matthew 213-4* Matthew Snidal, University of Texas at Austin 214 Sex Composition and Preferences: Downstream effects Treleaven, Emily 214 DISCUSSANT: Emily Treleaven, University of Michigan

Diamond-Smith, Nadia 214 CHAIR: Nadia Diamond-Smith, University of California, San Francisco

Saturday Program Saturday Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health

252 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 9:15 am–10:45 am 214-1 — 215-4

9:15 am–10:45 am — Governor’s Square 17 214-1 Does Prenatal Sex Selection Reduce Gender Gaps in Child Mortality? Kashyap, Ridhi 214-1* Ridhi Kashyap, University of Oxford 214-2 Pseudo-Experimental Evidence of Sex Preference in a European Country Andriano,Cavalli, Nicolò Liliana 214-2214-2* Nicolò Cavalli, Nuffield College, University of Oxford; Liliana Andriano, University of Oxford 214-3 Influential Mechanism From Gender Imbalance Consequences to Son Preference Among Rural Residents in China Li,Yang,Yue, Zhuo Zhongshan Bo 214-3214-3* Bo Yang, Shaanxi Normal University; Zhuo Shu Li, Xi’an Jiaotong University; Zhongshan Yue, Xi’an Jiaotong University 214-4 Sex Composition of Children and Hoarding and Replacement Effects in India: Examining Role of Son Preference in Altering Effect of Child Mortality in Determining Fertility Gautam, Vandana 214-4* Vandana Gautam, Oxford Policy Management 215 Social Context and Men’s Role in the Dynamics of Contraceptive Use in Developing Countries

Staveteig, Sarah 215 DISCUSSANT: Sarah Staveteig, The DHS Program/Avenir Health

Parashar, Sangeeta 215 CHAIR: Sangeeta Parashar, Montclair State University Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 9:15 am–10:45 am — Plaza Ballroom D 215-1 SHE Starts, I Say, WE Use: A Contraceptive Uptake Analysis on Couple Participation in Kenya Wanderi-Maina,Olemo,Oduor,Essendi,Mdawida, ChristineDaniel Hildah Brian Joyce 215-1215-1* Brian Mdawida, Population Services Kenya; Hildah Essendi, Population Services Kenya; Christine Oduor, Population Services Kenya; Daniel Olemo, Population Services Kenya; Joyce Wanderi-Maina, Population Services Kenya 215-2 Perception of Physical Conjugal Violence Against Women in Union and Use of Modern Contraceptive Methods in Benin Djogbenou, Robert 215-2* Robert Yao Djogbenou, Centre de Formation et de Recherche en Matière de Population (CEFORP), Université ’d Abomey-Calavi (UAC) 215-3 Decision-making and Contraceptive Use in Urbanizing Villages Near Delhi Gupta, Disha 215-3* Disha Tewari Gupta, Institute for Human Development (IHD)

215-4 Does Male Migration Play a Role in Declining Contraceptive Use in Saturday Program India? Dhillon, Preeti 215-4* Preeti Dhillon, United Nations Population Fund 216 The State, Social Policy, and Child Well-being Berger, Lawrence 216 DISCUSSANT: Lawrence Berger, University of Wisconsin–Madison

Font, Sarah 216 CHAIR: Sarah Font, Pennsylvania State University Topic 3. Children and Youth

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 253 216-1 — 216-4 Saturday 9:15 am–10:45 am

9:15 am–10:45 am — Plaza Court 2 216-1 The American Welfare State in the Economic Life of Families With Children Vargas,Sariscsany,McLanahan,Garfinkel, Laura IrvLaurel Sara 216-1216-1* Irv Garfinkel, Columbia University; Sara McLanahan, Princeton University; Laurel Sariscsany, Columbia University; Laura Vargas, Columbia University 216-2 Child Protection Reports and Placements of Infants Prenatally Exposed to Substances Rowhani-Rahbar,Brown,Mienko,Rebbe, RebeccaEmily Joseph Ali 216-2216-2* Rebecca Rebbe, University of Washington; Joseph A Mienko, University of Washington; Emily Brown, Seattle Children’s Hospital; Ali Rowhani-Rahbar, University of Washington 216-3 The Federal Adoption Tax Credit and Adoptions From Foster Care Brehm, Margaret 216-3* Margaret Brehm, Oberlin College 216-4 Unconditional Cash Transfer and Child Multidimensional Poverty: Evidence From Malawi Ouili, Idrissa 216-4* Idrissa Ouili, University of Montreal / McGill University P11 Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 11:00 am–12:30 pm — Plaza Exhibit P11 The Impact of Employment Protection on the Quality of Job Match: Evidence From Job Duration in South Korea Lee, Tai P11* Tai Lee, University of Missouri, Columbia P11 Financial Well-being and Status: Does the Geographic Context Matter? Neman, Tiffany P11* Tiffany Sara Neman, University of Wisconsin–Madison P11 A New Option to Identify Neighborhood Poverty Nixon, Laura P11* Laura Nixon, U.S. Census Bureau P11 Income Dividends and Subjective Survival in a Cherokee Indian Cohort: A Quasi-Experiment Bruckner,Costello,Copeland,Brown,Singh, Parvati Ryan Elizabeth Tim-Allen William P11P11* Parvati Singh, University of California, Irvine; Ryan Brown, Pardee RAND Graduate School; William Copeland, Duke University; Elizabeth Costello, Duke University; Tim-Allen Bruckner, University of California, Irvine P11 The Education Motive for Migrant Remittances: Theory and Evidence From India Verheyden,Dupuy,Delpierre,Tenikue, Arnaud Michel Matthieu Bertrand P11P11* Matthieu Delpierre, Institut Wallon de l’Évaluation, de la Prospective et dela Statistique (IWEPS); Arnaud Dupuy, University of Luxembourg; Michel Tenikue, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER); Bertrand Verheyden, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER) P11 Caste Discrimination in Provision of Schooling in Rural India Paul,Bailwal, Sourabh Neha B. P11P11* Neha Bailwal, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi; Sourabh B. Paul, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi P11 Heterogeneous Fertility Behavior Among Highly Educated Women in Japan: The Effect of Educational Assortative Mating on First and Saturday Program Saturday Second Childbirth Using Diagonal Reference Model Uchikoshi, Fumiya P11* Fumiya Uchikoshi, University of Tokyo

254 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:00 am–12:30 pm P11

P11 The Dynamics of Family Formation and Women’s Work: What Facilitates and Hinders Female Employment in the Middle East and North Africa? Selwaness,Krafft, Caroline Irene P11P11* Irene Selwaness, Cairo University; Caroline Krafft, St. Catherine University P11 High School Racial/Ethnic Segregation and the Educational Attainment Trajectories of White, Black, and Hispanic Students in the United States Frankenberg,Frisco,Thomas, Michelle Tori Erica P11P11* Tori Thomas, Pennsylvania State University; Michelle Frisco, Pennsylvania State University; Erica Frankenberg, Pennsylvania State University P11 How Does the Age Structure Affect Local Economy in the United States? Zhang, Xiaochen P11* Xiaochen Zhang, The Ohio State University P11 Intergenerational Social Mobility and Allostatic Load in Great Britain Richards,Praeg, Patrick Lindsay P11P11* Patrick Praeg, University of Oxford; Lindsay Richards, Nuffield College P11 Like Mother Like Daughter: Mothers’ Education and Investment in Daughters’ Education in India Chatterji, Sangeeta P11* Sangeeta Chatterji, Rutgers University P11 The Effect of Non-degree Credentials on Poverty: Gender Variations Kim,Chatterji, Jeounghee Sangeeta P11P11* Sangeeta Chatterji, Rutgers University; Jeounghee Kim, Rutgers University P11 Demography of Voting and Political Boundary Making in Wisconsin Jones, Malia P11* Malia Jones, University of Wisconsin–Madison P11 Biracial Black Identity, Educational Attainment, and the Legacy of the One-Drop Rule Alvarado,Lopez Colorado, Steven Summer P11P11* Summer Lopez Colorado, Cornell University; Steven Elias Alvarado, Cornell University P11 Keeping It in the Family: Mass Incarceration and Wealth Inequality in American Households Maroto,Sykes, Bryan Michelle P11P11* Bryan L. Sykes, University of California, Irvine; Michelle Maroto, University of Alberta P11 Work Limiting Health, Earnings, and Employment: An Analysis With SIPP Data Couch,Yu, Peijingran Kenneth P11P11* Peijingran Yu, Stonehill College; Kenneth A. Couch, University of Connecticut P11 Missing Women in STEM in China: A Micro-Level Explanation From Achievement Motivation and Gender Socialization Xueyan,Gao, Chenzhuo Yang P11P11* Yang Xueyan, Institute for Population and Development Studies, Xi’an Jiaotong University; Chenzhuo Gao, Institute for Population and Development Studies, Xi’an

Jiaotong University Saturday Program P11 Homicides Increased Inequality of Lifespans in Mexico and Its States, 2005–2015 Beltran-Sanchez,Aburto, Jose Hiram P11P11* Jose Aburto, Unit of Biodemography, Institute of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark; Hiram Beltran-Sanchez, University of California, Los Angeles P11 Genetic Social Mobility During the Twentieth Century in Six Countries Mills,Engzell,Tropf, MelindaFelix Per P11P11* Felix Tropf, University of Oxford; Per Engzell, Stockholm University; Melinda Mills, University of Oxford

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 255 P11 Saturday 11:00 am–12:30 pm

P11 Understanding Inequality in Age-at-Death in India Talukdar,Yadav,Arokiasamy,Dutta, SuryakantMili Bedanga Perianayagam P11P11* Perianayagam Arokiasamy, International Institute for Population Sciences; Suryakant Yadav, International Institute for Population Sciences; Bedanga Talukdar, International Institute for Population Sciences; Mili Dutta, International Institute for Population Sciences P11 Accounting for Differences in Income Inequality Across Countries: A New Framework With Application to Ireland and the UK O’Donoghue,Li,VanSologon, Jinjing Kerm, Denisa Philippe Cathal P11P11* Denisa Maria Sologon, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research; Philippe Van Kerm, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research; Jinjing Li, National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling (NATSEM); Cathal O’Donoghue, The National University of Ireland, Galway P11 Modeling Return to Education in Heterogeneous Populations Punzo,Ingrassia,Battisti,Mazza, AntonioAngelo Salvatore Michele P11P11* Angelo Mazza, University of Catania; Michele Battisti, Università di Palermo; Salvatore Ingrassia, Università di Catania; Antonio Punzo, Università di Catania P11 The Association Between Spouses’ Earnings and Earnings Inequality in Urban China: 1988–2007 Shen, Yifan P11* Yifan Shen, Brown University P11 The Effects of Food Price Fluctuations on Household Food Insecurity in the United States, 2005–2010 Bohorquez Penuela, Camilo P11* Camilo Bohorquez Penuela, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities P11 Living in a Desert or Oasis? : Examining Variation in Access to Public Pre-K Programs Holzman,Sanchez,Baumgartner, Luis Brian Erin P11P11* Erin Baumgartner, Rice University; Luis A. Sanchez, California State University, Channel Islands; Brian Holzman, Rice University P11 Life Course-Linked Mobility and Their Well-being Consequences for Mexican Internal and External Migrants Davis,Brazil, JasonNoli P11P11* Noli Brazil, University of California, Davis; Jason Davis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P11 Shifting Work-Family Trajectories: A Cross-Cohort Comparison in Chile, 1955–1990 Cabello-Hutt, Tania P11* Tania Cabello-Hutt, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P11 On How Disability Shaped Human Life and Spatial Mobility in a Past Population: Demographic Evidence From 19th-Century Sweden Sandström,Vikström,Lundevaller, Lotta Glenn Erling P11P11* Lotta Vikström, Umeå University; Erling Lundevaller, Umeå University; Glenn Sandström, Centre for Population Studies - Umeå University P11 Examining School Segregation in the United States 2000–2010: School Choice and Whites’ Preferences Bielamowicz, Rebecca P11* Rebecca Bielamowicz, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill P11 Intergenerational Educational Mobility by Race in Brazil Fernandes,de Lima, Luciana Danielle P11P11* Danielle Cireno Fernandes, Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN); Luciana Conceição de Lima, Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN) P11 Geographies of Financial (In)Opportunity: Spatial Consequences of Financial Ties Between Payday Lenders and Banks Bea, Megan P11*

Saturday Program Saturday Megan Doherty Bea, Cornell University

256 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:00 am–12:30 pm P11

P11 Geographical Variation of Premature Male Mortality in Belarus, Lithuania, Poland, and Russia Vallin,Mesle,Muszynska,Andreev,Timonin,Jasilionis,Grigoriev,Kluesener, Jacques France Sergey EvgenyDomantasPavel Sebastian Magdalena P11P11* Pavel Grigoriev, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Domantas Jasilionis, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Sebastian Kluesener, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Sergey Timonin, National Research University Higher School of Economics; Evgeny Andreev, National Research University Higher School of Economics; Magdalena Muszynska, Independent Researcher; France Mesle, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Jacques Vallin, Université Paris-Diderot/Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED) P11 The Causal Effect of Household Structure on Female Employment Decisions: Evidence From Child Fostering in Ghana Asuman,Bekoe,Agyire-Tettey, William Derek Frank P11P11* Frank Agyire-Tettey, University of Ghana; William Bekoe, University of Ghana; Derek Asuman, University of Ghana P11 How Does Expansion in Public Transfers Reshape Income Inequality in China? Shen,Wang,Cai, Yong Ke Feng P11P11* Yong Cai, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Feng Wang, University of California, Irvine; Ke Shen, Fudan University P11 Labor Market Participation of Lower-Educated Immigrant Women: The Impact of the Minimum Wage Abler,Huang, Dave Xuetao P11P11* Xuetao Huang, Pennsylvania State University; Dave Abler, Pennsylvania State University P11 Does a Frog Pond Effect Explain the Underidentification of Black and Hispanic Students for Special Education? Schussler,Maczuga,Hillemeier,Morgan,Farkas, George Paul StevenDeborah Marianne P11P11* Paul L. Morgan, Pennsylvania State University; George Farkas, University of California, Irvine; Marianne M. Hillemeier, Pennsylvania State University; Steven Maczuga, Pennsylvania State University; Deborah L. Schussler, Pennsylvania State University P11 A Comparative Overview on Educational Assortative Mating in Sub-Saharan Africa: Compositional Changes and Implications for Household Wealth Inequality Pesando, Luca Maria P11* Luca Maria Pesando, University of Pennyslvania P11 The Changing Contribution of Socioeconomic Deprivation to Variance in Age at Death Caswell,Riffe,Seaman, Timothy HalRosie P11P11* Rosie Seaman, Max-Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Timothy Riffe, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Hal Caswell, University of Amsterdam P11 Is the Second Demographic Transition Going Global? And Why? Baker,Kim,Morse,Hernandez, Hyerim David Anne Erik P11P11* Erik Liet Hernandez, Pennylvania State University; Anne Morse, Pennsylvania State

University; Hyerim Kim, Pennsylvania State University; David Baker, Pennsylvania Saturday Program State University P11 Status Hypergamy and Marital Well-being in China Chen, Jingjing P11* Jingjing Chen, University of California, Davis P11 In the Aftermath: Estimating the Effects of Slavery on the Status of Blacks After Emancipation Francis-Tan, Andrew P11* Andrew Francis-Tan, National University of Singapore

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 257 P11 Saturday 11:00 am–12:30 pm

P11 Constructing Social Class and Health Through Early Life Course Health Lifestyles Mollborn,Modile, Adenife Stefanie P11P11* Stefanie Mollborn, University of Colorado Boulder; Adenife Modile, University of Colorado Boulder P11 Early Transitions Into the Work Force Among Engineering Majors: Does Gender Matter? Parker,Sassler, EmilySharon P11P11* Sharon Sassler, Cornell University; Emily Parker, Cornell University P11 The Increasing Gaps in Age at First Birth in the Southern Cone Nathan, Mathias P11* Mathias Nathan, Universidad de la República P11 Geographic Cost Adjustment for Teacher’s Wages and Education Spending Data Nixon,Spence, Laura Matthew P11P11* Matthew Spence, U.S. Census Bureau; Laura Nixon, U.S. Census Bureau P11 Critical Race Theory Meets STEM: How Affirmative Action Bans Have Lowered STEM Attainment for Underrepresented Minority Students Mickey-Pabello, David P11* David Mickey-Pabello, University of Michigan P11 Hispanics in the U.S. Labor Market: A Tale of Three Generations Orrenius,Zavodny, MadelinePia P11P11* Madeline Zavodny, University of North Florida; Pia Orrenius, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas P11 Income Concentration and the Persistent Black-White Earnings Gap Manduca, Robert P11* Robert Allen Manduca, Harvard University P11 Unifying National Income Inequality and Regional Economic Divergence Manduca, Robert P11* Robert Allen Manduca, Harvard University P11 Leaving the Parental Home Among Young Adults in Korea: Gender and Socioeconomic Differentials Park,Choi, HyunjoonDaesung P11P11* Daesung Choi, University of Pennyslvania; Hyunjoon Park, University of Pennsylvania P11 Housing and Inequality in Four Post-Soviet Countries Wang,Zavisca,Gerber, Jia TheodoreJane P11P11* Theodore Paul Gerber, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Jane Zavisca, University of Arizona; Jia Wang, University of Wisconsin–Madison P11 Militarizing Race: Does Racial Threat Predict Police Militarization? Dinsmore, Ellen P11* Ellen Dinsmore, University of Wisconsin–Madison P11 Charter School Expansion and Neighborhood Socioeconomic Ascent: Is There a Direct Link? Brazil,Candipan, Noli Jennifer P11P11* Jennifer Candipan, University of Southern California; Noli Brazil, University of California, Davis P11 The Practices and Attitudes of Rental Property Owners/Managers in a Tight and Increasingly Regulated Housing Market Kennedy,Young,Kirstein,Lawry,Chasins,Herting,Crowder,Hess,Carll, ErinChris ClaireLogan AdamSarah JerryKyle Ian P11P11* Erin Carll, University of Washington; Chris Hess, University of Washington; Kyle Crowder, University of Washington; Jerry Herting, University of Washington; Sarah Chasins, University of California, Berkeley; Claire Lawry, Boston University; Adam Kirstein, University of Washington; Logan Young, University of Washington; Ian Kennedy, University of Washington Saturday Program Saturday

258 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:00 am–12:30 pm P11

P11 Does Anders’ Son Also Rise? Class Heterogeneity in Intergenerational Occupational Persistence During Swedish Industrialization Eriksson,van Dongen, Björn Elien P11P11* Elien van van Dongen, Lund University; Björn Eriksson, Lund University P11 Girls More Educated Than Boys in India: Labor Force Access Theory Desai,Natta, Sonalde Saswathi P11P11* Saswathi Natta, University of Maryland, College Park; Sonalde B. Desai, University of Maryland, College Park P11 Future Population and Human Capital in Heterogeneous India Lutz,Speringer,Wurzer,K. C., WolfgangSamir Marcus Markus P11P11* Samir K. C., The Asian Demographic Research Institute (ADRI), Shanghai University; Marcus Wurzer, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA); Markus Speringer, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU); Wolfgang Lutz, Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) P11 Structural Stigma and Forming an Independent Household: Examining the Protective Influence of Deaf Enclaves in Nineteenth Century America Lemmon, Megan P11* Megan Lemmon, Pennsylvania State University P11 A Quasi-Experimental Analysis of the Elementary to Middle School Transition Lee,Rosenbaum,McNeely,Alemu, Won Besufekad Clea Janet P11P11* Besufekad Alemu, University of Minnesota; Clea McNeely, University of Minnesota; Janet Rosenbaum, SUNY Downstate School of Public Health; Won F Lee, University of Minnesota–Twin Cities P11 What Predicts School District Release From Desegregation Orders? Plaza, Rayven P11* Rayven Plaza, Columbia University P11 Do Neighborhoods Affect Income? Yes and No: Race, Class, and Gender Heterogeneity in Neighborhood Effects Levy, Brian P11* Brian L. Levy, Harvard University P11 Early Motherhood and Inequalities in Family and Work Trajectories: Experiences of Women in Urban Mexico Videgain,Mier-y-Teran, Ana MartaKarina P11P11* Marta Mier-y-Teran, National University of Mexico; Ana Karina Videgain, Autonomous Metropolitan University P11 Measuring the Impact of Government Transfer Policies Under the ACA on Household Financial Decision-making Booshehri,Dugan, Jerome Layla P11P11* Layla Booshehri, Drexel University; Jerome Dugan, Drexel University P11 How Long Does One Dream the American Dream? Tracking Earnings Trajectories of Immigrants Using Cohort Life Tables Ye, Leafia P11* Leafia Zi Ye, University of Wisconsin–Madison P11 Do Individual Psychosocial Factors Mediate Critical Period Cohort Saturday Program Effects on Educational Attainment? Pudrovska,Scott, Michael Tetyana P11P11* Michael R. Scott, University of Texas at Austin; Tetyana Pudrovska, University of Texas at Austin P11 Intergenerational Social Mobility and Depression Among Middle- Aged U.S. Adults: A Cross-Generation, Cross-Gender Investigation Mutchler,Burr,Wang, Jeffrey Haowei Jan P11P11* Haowei Wang, University of Massachusetts Boston; Jeffrey A. Burr, University of Massachusetts Boston; Jan E. Mutchler, University of Massachusetts Boston

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 259 217-1 — 217-2 Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm

P11 Pathways to Entrepreneurship: Personal and City Predictors of Self- Employment Layne, China P11* China Layne, Facebook P11 Field of Study and Labor Market Outcomes in China: Implications for Intergenerational and Gender Stratification Yeung,Hu, Shu Wei-Jun P11P11* Shu Hu, National University of Singapore; Wei-Jun Yeung, National University of Singapore P11 Transitions to Adulthood: A Latent Class Analysis of Baby Boomer, Generation X, and Millennial Women in Canada Wright, Laura P11* Laura Wright, University of Saskatchewan P11 Growing Together or Growing Apart? Income Inequality and Castes in India: A Regional Analysis Desai,Joshi, OmkarSonalde P11P11* Omkar Joshi, University of Maryland; Sonalde Desai, University of Maryland, College Park P11 The Effects of Social Background and High School Context on Occupational Direction Ahearn, Caitlin P11* Caitlin E Ahearn, University of California, Los Angeles P11 The Death Squeeze: The Loss of a Parent and the Reproduction of Racial Inequality in America Law,Grieger, Tina Lloyd P11P11* Lloyd D. Grieger, Yale University; Tina Law, Yale University P11 Delayed Transition to Adulthood in Korea, 1990–2010: A Latent Class Analysis Park,Yoon, HyunjoonSoo-Yeon P11P11* Soo-Yeon Yoon, University of Pennyslvania; Hyunjoon Park, University of Pennsylvania P11 Fueling the Engines of Liberation With Liquified Petroleum Gas: Evidence From Indonesia. Bharati, Tushar P11* Tushar Bharati, University of Southern California 217 Adolescent Transitions Into Parenthood Diaz, Christina 217 DISCUSSANT: Christina Diaz, University of Arizona

Kusunoki, Yasamin 217 CHAIR: Yasamin Kusunoki, University of Michigan Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Plaza Ballroom E 217-1 Proximate Drivers of Declining Adolescent Pregnancy Rates in Britain and the United States: Sexual Activity and Contraceptive Use Patterns Cross-Nationally Scott,Lindberg, Rachel Laura 217-1217-1* Rachel Scott, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; Laura Lindberg, Guttmacher Institute 217-2 Early Motherhood Among Low-Income, Maltreated, and Foster Youth Berger,Cancian,Font, Sarah Lawrence Maria 217-2217-2* Sarah Font, Pennsylvania State University; Maria Cancian, University of Wisconsin–

Saturday Program Saturday Madison; Lawrence M. Berger, University of Wisconsin–Madison

260 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm 217-3 — 218-4

217-3 The Geography of Fertility Rates in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Analysis of Cross-Sectional Surveys From 69 Countries Tatem,Matthews,James,Hilber,Hornby,Sorichetta,Alegana,Tejedor-Garavito,Ruktanonchai,Nilsen,Hanspal,Pezzulo,Carioli, TheodorWilliamAndrewKristineAlessandra Graeme CarlaVictorSophie ZoeAlessandro Corrine Natalia 217-3217-3* Carla Pezzulo, WorldPop, Geography and Environment, University of Southampton; Sophie E. Hanspal, WorldPop, Geography and Environment, University of Southampton; Kristine Nilsen, WorldPop, Geography and Environment, University of Southampton; Corrine W. Ruktanonchai, WorldPop, Geography and Environment, University of Southampton; Alessandra Carioli, WorldPop, Geography and Environment, University of Southampton; Natalia Tejedor-Garavito, GeoData, University of Southampton; Victor A. Alegana, WorldPop, Geography and Environment, University of Southampton; Alessandro Sorichetta, WorldPop, Geography and Environment, University of Southampton; Graeme M. Hornby, GeoData, University of Southampton; Theodor Hilber, Utrecht University; William H.M. James, School of Geography, University of Leeds; Zoe Matthews, Division of Social Statistics and Demography and Centre for Global Health, Population, Poverty and Policy, University of Southampton; Andrew J. Tatem, WorldPop, Geography and Environment, University of Southampton 217-4 Timing and Correlates of Reproductive Transitions to Adulthood Among Youth in Rural Ethiopia Tsui,Hughes,Erulkar,Ismail,Jain,Tobey, AparnaAmy ElizabethHussein Annabel Mary Elizabeth 217-4217-4* Elizabeth Tobey, Population Council; Aparna Jain, Population Council; Hussein Ismail, Population Council; Annabel Erulkar, Population Council; Mary Elizabeth Hughes, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Amy Tsui, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

218 Applications, Health and Human Capital Hauer, Mathew 218 DISCUSSANT: Mathew Hauer, University of Georgia

Evans, Megan 218 CHAIR: Megan Evans, Pennsylvania State University Topic 11. Applied Demography 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Plaza Court 3 218-1 A Framework for the Prospective Analysis of Super-Diversity Vézina,Marois,Sabourin,Belanger,Van Hook, SamuelGuillaume AlainPatrick Jennifer 218-1218-1* Alain P. Belanger, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS); Patrick Sabourin, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis; Guillaume Marois, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis; Jennifer Van Hook, Pennsylvania State University; Samuel Vézina, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) 218-2 Demographic Processes and the Sustainability of the Hungarian Public Pension System Vekas, Peter 218-2* Peter Vekas, Corvinus University of Budapest

218-3 Impacts of Education and Immigration on the Size and Skills of the Saturday Program Future Workforce Belanger,Vézina, Samuel Alain 218-3218-3* Samuel Vézina, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS); Alain P. Belanger, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) 218-4 Forecasting Diabetes Prevalence Using the Mckendrick-Von Foerster’s Model and Comparison With Other Approaches Yashin,Sloan,Arbeev,Fang,Kravchenko,Yashkin,Akushevich, Fang Frank Anatoliy KonstantinArseniy IgorJulia 218-4218-4* Igor Akushevich, Duke University; Arseniy Pavlovich Yashkin, Duke University; Julia Kravchenko, Duke University; Fang Fang, Duke Univrsity; Konstantin G. Arbeev, Duke University; Frank Sloan, Duke University; Anatoliy I. Yashin, Duke University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 261 219-1 — 220-2 Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm

219 Contraceptive Behavior in Developed Countries Jones, Rachel 219 DISCUSSANT: Rachel Jones, Guttmacher Institute

Bearak, Jonathan 219 CHAIR: Jonathan Bearak, Guttmacher Institute Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Plaza Ballroom D 219-1 Unplanned Pregnancy, Unintended Pregnancy, and Postpartum Contraception Potter,Grossman,White,Stevenson,Hopkins, KariJoseph Kristine DanielAmanda 219-1219-1* Kristine Hopkins, University of Texas at Austin; Amanda Jean Stevenson, University of Colorado; Kari White, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Daniel Grossman, University of California, San Francisco; Joseph E. Potter, University of Texas at Austin 219-2 Risk of Rapid Repeat Pregnancy After Unintended and Intended Births Rendall,Caudillo,Young Harrison, Michael Monica Eowna 219-2219-2* Eowna Young Harrison, University of Maryland, College Park; Monica L. Caudillo, University of Maryland, College Park; Michael S. Rendall, University of Maryland, College Park 219-3 Patterns and Determinants of Contraception Use in 2016 Kenney,Shartzer,Fass,Courtot,Benatar,Johnston, Jacob Genevieve SarahBrigetteAdele Emily 219-3219-3* Emily M. Johnston, Urban Institute; Sarah Benatar, Urban Institute; Brigette Courtot, Urban Institute; Jacob Fass, Urban Institute; Adele Shartzer, Urban Institute; Genevieve M. Kenney, Urban Institute 219-4 Continuity and Change in Contraceptive Female Sterilization in the United States, 1982–2015 Sweeney,Johnsen, Sara Megan 219-4219-4* Sara Johnsen, University of California, Los Angeles; Megan M. Sweeney, University of California, Los Angeles

220 Deaths and Diseases of Despair: Drugs, Alcohol, and Suicide

Masters, Ryan 220 DISCUSSANT: Ryan Masters, University of Colorado Boulder

Monnat, Shannon 220 CHAIR: Shannon Monnat, Syracuse University Topic 4. Health and Mortality 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Governor’s Square 16 220-1 The Depth of Despair Among Midlife American Adults Harris,Whitsel,Hussey,Halpern,Dole,Hargrove,Hummer,Gaydosh, Nancy Kathleen Jon EricCarolyn LaurenRobertTaylor 220-1220-1* Lauren Gaydosh, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Robert A. Hummer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Taylor Woodland Hargrove, Vanderbilt University; Nancy Dole, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Carolyn T. Halpern, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Jon Hussey, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Eric Whitsel, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Kathleen Harris, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 220-2 Poor Health Among Midlife Adults: The Role of Precarious Employment Donnelly, Rachel 220-2* Rachel Donnelly, University of Texas at Austin Saturday Program Saturday

262 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm 220-3 — 222-1

220-3 Longer, More Optimistic, Lives: Historic Optimism and Life Expectancy in the United States. Graham,O’Connor, Carol Kelsey 220-3220-3* Kelsey J. O’Connor, STATEC Research, National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies; Carol Graham, Brookings Institution 220-4 Anomaly in the Social Gradient in Pain: Why Does the Subbaccalaureate Group Stand out? Zajacova, Anna 220-4* Anna Zajacova, Western University 221 Demography of Public Policy in Aging Populations Ortman, Jennifer 221 DISCUSSANT: Jennifer Ortman, U.S. Census Bureau

Hardy, Melissa 221 CHAIR: Melissa Hardy, Pennsylvania State University Topic 9. Population and Aging 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Plaza Court 1 221-1 Are You Saving for Retirement? Racial-Ethnic Differentials in Retirement Savings Plan Participation Tamborini,Kim, ChangHwan Christopher 221-1221-1* Christopher R. Tamborini, U.S. Social Security Administration; ChangHwan Kim, University of Kansas 221-2 Universal Health Insurance: Impact of Seguro Popular on Adult Mortality Teruel,Rubalcava,Parker,Arenas, GracielaSusan Erika Luis 221-2221-2* Erika Arenas, University of California, Santa Barbara; Susan W. Parker, University of Maryland; Luis Rubalcava, Centro de Análisis y Medición del Bienestar Social (CAMBS) and Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE); Graciela M. Teruel, Universidad Iberoamericana 221-3 Sex Ratio Curves and Crosses: The Age at Which Women Begin to Outnumber Men Is Being Increasingly Postponed Smith,Schacht,Utz,Hollingshaus, Rebecca Ken Ryan Mike 221-3221-3* Mike Hollingshaus, University of Utah; Rebecca Utz, University of Utah; Ryan Schacht, University of Utah; Ken R. Smith, University of Utah 221-4 Examining the Long-Term Health Consequences of Military Service Using a Project Talent-Medicare Dataset Lapham,Huang,MokyrStrombotne, Horner, Alison Susan Kiersten Elizabeth 221-4221-4* Kiersten L. Strombotne, American Institutes for Research; Elizabeth Mokyr Horner, American Institutes for Research; Alison R. Huang, American Institutes for Research; Susan Lapham, American Institutes for Research 222 Educational Policies and Inequalities Around the World Averett,Argys, Laura Susan 222 DISCUSSANTS: Laura Argys, University of Colorado Denver; Susan Averett,

Lafayette College Saturday Program

Averett, Susan 222 CHAIR: Susan Averett, Lafayette College Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Plaza Court 7 222-1 College Field of Study Choice and the Ethnic Gap in Academic Outcomes Alon, Sigal 222-1* Sigal Alon, Tel-Aviv University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 263 222-2 — 223-4 Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm

222-2 Heterogeneous Treatment Effects on Children’s Cognitive/Non- cognitive Skills: A Reevaluation of an Influential Early Childhood Intervention Song,Xu,Near,Xie, HongweiYu ChristopherXi 222-2222-2* Yu Xie, Princeton University; Christopher Near, Cornell University; Hongwei Xu, University of Michigan; Xi Song, University of Chicago 222-3 The Long-Term Effects of Delayed School-Going Age: Evidence From Indonesia Singhal,Gaduh, Arya Saurabh 222-3222-3* Arya Gaduh, University of Arkansas; Saurabh Singhal, United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research (UNU-WIDER) 222-4 The Returns of an Additional Year of Schooling: The Case of State- Mandated Kindergarten Jenkins,Rosales-Rueda, Jade Maria 222-4222-4* Maria Rosales-Rueda, Princeton University; Jade Jenkins, University of California, Irvine

223 Environmental Migration McLeman, Robert 223 DISCUSSANT: Robert McLeman, Wilfrid Laurier University

Curtis, Katherine 223 CHAIR: Katherine Curtis, University of Wisconsin–Madison Topic 8. Population, Development and Environment 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Plaza Court 5 223-1 The Gender Dynamics of Climate-Migration in Indonesia Hunter,Call, Maia Lori 223-1223-1* Maia Call, The National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center (SESYNC); Lori Hunter, University of Colorado Boulder 223-2 Climate Change and Migration: New Insights From a Dynamic Model Williams,Verdery,Entwisle, Ashton BarbaraNathalie 223-2223-2* Barbara Entwisle, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Ashton Verdery, Pennsylvania State University; Nathalie Williams, University of Washington 223-3 Anticipatory Behavior in Household Migration: Responses to Climate Shifts Nawrotzki,Riosmena,Nobles,Quiñones, Jenna EstebanFernandoRaphael 223-3223-3* Jenna Nobles, University of Wisconsin−Madison; Fernando Riosmena, University of Colorado Boulder; Esteban J. Quiñones, University of Wisconsin−Madison; Raphael Nawrotzki, Independent Researcher 223-4 Weathering the Storm: Social Inequality and Migration as Adaptation to Climate Variability in Rural Mexico Simon, Daniel 223-4* Daniel H. Simon, University of Colorado Boulder 224 Family Demography: Methods and Innovations Kennedy, Sheela 224 DISCUSSANT: Sheela Kennedy, University of Michigan

Vespa, Jonathan 224 CHAIR: Jonathan Vespa, U.S. Census Bureau Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions Saturday Program Saturday

264 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm 224-1 — 225-4

11:15 am–12:45 pm — Governor’s Square 17 224-1 Machine-Learning Techniques for Family Demography: An Application to the Divorce Determinants in Germany Mencarini,LeArpino, Moglie, Bruno MarcoLetizia 224-1224-1* Bruno Arpino, Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Marco Le Moglie, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi University; Letizia Mencarini, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi University 224-2 Sequence Analysis as a Tool for Family Demography Barban,Sironi, Maria Nicola 224-2224-2* Nicola Barban, University of Oxford; Maria Sironi, UCL Institute of Education 224-3 Spatial Dimensions of Family Structure: Children’s Living Arrangements Over Time and Space in Europe Loichinger,Nitsche,Striessnig, Natalie ErichElke 224-3224-3* Natalie Nitsche, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW,; WU) Erich Striessnig, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU); Elke Loichinger, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU) 224-4 Cohort Changes in the Demography of Grandparenthood: Past, Present, and Future Verdery,Margolis, Ashton Rachel 224-4224-4* Rachel Margolis, University of Western Ontario; Ashton Verdery, Pennsylvania State University

225 Health Policy and Reform in Developing Countries Ng, Carmen 225 DISCUSSANT: Carmen Ng, University of Pennsylvania, Graduate Group in Demography

Waidmann, Timothy 225 CHAIR: Timothy Waidmann, Urban Institute Topic 4. Health and Mortality 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Governor’s Square 11 225-1 Changing Priorities From” Health Care”to Health Cover”: A Boon or Boondoggle for Poor in India? Chaudhary,Manchanda, Kamal Navneet 225-1225-1* Navneet Kaur Manchanda, Jawaharlal Nehru University; Kamal Chaudhary, Jawaharlal Nehru University 225-2 Health Insurance: Enrollment, Sustainability and Health Outcome: Evidence From a Field Experiment in Ghana Asuming, Patrick 225-2* Patrick Opoku Asuming, Columbia University 225-3 Age and Sex Differences in the Association Between Access to Healthcare and Health Outcomes Among Older Adults in China Gu,Zhao,Zhou,Qiu,Dupre,Zhang, Danan Li YuanWei XufanMatthew 225-3225-3* Xufan Zhang, Nanjing Normal University; Matthew E. Dupre, Duke University; Li

Qiu, Independent Researcher; Wei Zhou, Nanjing Normal University; Yuan Zhao, Saturday Program Nanjing Normal University; Danan Gu, United Nations 225-4 The Efficiency of Primary Health Care Policy in Brazilian Municipalities: An Application of Pearl’s Structural Causal Model Kroth,Guimaraes, Darlan Raquel 225-4225-4* Darlan Christiano Kroth, Federal University of Fronteira Sul; Raquel Guimaraes, Federal University of Parana

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 265 226-1 — 227-4 Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm

226 Inequality and Health Among Older Adults Herd, Pamela 226 DISCUSSANT: Pamela Herd, University of Wisconsin–Madison

Garcia, Marc 226 CHAIR: Marc Garcia, University of Texas Medical Branch Topic 9. Population and Aging 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Plaza Court 6 226-1 How Much Does National Health Care Quality Matter to Healthy Aging? Results From Europe Using Subjective and Objective Quality Measures Andersson, Matthew 226-1* Matthew A. Andersson, Baylor University 226-2 Longer-but Harder-Lives? Psychosocial Stress Exposure, Biological Risk, and Physical Functioning Among Older Age Hispanics Hummer,Boen, Courtney Robert 226-2226-2* Courtney E. Boen, University of Pennyslvania; Robert A. Hummer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 226-3 Healthcare Knowledge and Late-Life Inequality: Examining the Social Networks of Older Adults Coping With Cognitive Aging McConnell, William 226-3* William Ryne McConnell, Indiana University Bloomington 226-4 The Effects of Income Inequality in U.S. States: Health Disparities Across the Life Course Truesdale, Beth 226-4* Beth C. Truesdale, Harvard University 227 Inequality in Women’s Work Patterns Over the Life Course

Weisshaar, Katherine 227 DISCUSSANT: Katherine Weisshaar, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Aldrich, Lindsey 227 CHAIR: Lindsey Aldrich, Bowling Green State University Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Director’s Row I 227-1 Occupational Characteristics and Women’s Employment During the Transition to Parenthood Musick,Ishizuka, Kelly Patrick 227-1227-1* Patrick Ishizuka, Cornell University; Kelly Musick, Cornell University 227-2 Labor Market Participation After the Transition to Lone Parenthood: A Life Course Mixed-Method Approach Struffolino,Bernardi, Laura Emanuela 227-2227-2* Emanuela Struffolino, WZB Berlin Social Science Center; Laura Bernardi, University of Lausanne 227-3 When Does It Pay Off to Work? Child Care Costs and Employment After Birth, 1984–2014 Gonalons Pons, Pilar 227-3* Pilar Gonalons Pons, University of Pennsylvania 227-4 How Race and Class Shape Women’s Work and Family Lives From Early Adulthood to Midlife Frech,Damaske,Pessin, Adrianne Lea Sarah 227-4227-4* Lea Pessin, Pennsylvania State University; Sarah Damaske, Pennsylvania State Saturday Program Saturday University; Adrianne Frech, University of Akron

266 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm 228-1 — 229-4

228 Influences on Higher Parity Fertility Behaviors Trinitapoli, Jenny 228 DISCUSSANT: Jenny Trinitapoli, University of Chicago

Lamidi, Esther 228 CHAIR: Esther Lamidi, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Governor’s Square 12 228-1 “Community Sowing a Bad Seed…” Exploring the Role of Community in Further Childbearing Decisions Among Ugandan Women Ndugga, Patricia 228-1* Patricia Ndugga, University of Southampton 228-2 The Effect of Child Death on Birth Spacing: How Long Do Women Wait to Have Another Baby? Akinyemi,Ewemade, Joshua Jude 228-2228-2* Jude Osayawe Ewemade, University of Witwatersrand; Joshua O. Akinyemi, University of Ibadan 228-3 The Effect of Early Years Grandparental Child Care on Second Birth for Working Mothers Rutigliano, R. 228-3* R. Rutigliano, University of Groningen 228-4 Individual Housing Circumstances, Local Housing Markets, and Progression to Higher Order Births in the UK Stone,Berrington, Juliet Ann 228-4228-4* Juliet Stone, University of Southampton; Ann M. Berrington, University of Southampton

229 Internal Migration in Latin America and the Pacific Islands

Williams, Nathalie 229 DISCUSSANT: Nathalie Williams, University of Washington

Zou, Xinyuan 229 CHAIR: Xinyuan Zou, Texas AandM University Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Plaza Court 8 229-1 Evaluating the Dynamics and Drivers of Internal Migration Using Alternative Classification Systems: A Look at Contemporary Mexico and Lessons for Other Flows Clark,Balk,Riosmena, Deborah Anastasia Fernando 229-1229-1* Fernando Riosmena, University of Colorado Boulder; Deborah L. Balk, City University of New York (CUNY); Anastasia Clark, City University of New York (CUNY) 229-2 The Effects of Intra-Metropolitan Migration on the Socioeconomic Composition of Medium-Sized Cities in Latin American Countries

Molinatti, Florencia 229-2* Saturday Program Florencia Molinatti, Ciudad Universitaria 229-3 Feminization of Migration and of Haitian Slums Dorelien,Bolgrien, AnnaAudrey 229-3229-3* Anna Bolgrien, University of Minnesota; Audrey Dorelien, University of Minnesota 229-4 Climate Change–Related Internal Migration Among Geographically Isolated Islands in the Central Pacific Roland, Hugh 229-4* Hugh Roland, University of Wisconsin–Madison

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 267 230-1 — 231-3 Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm

230 International Perspectives on Gender and Race/Ethnicity Oh, Eunsil 230 DISCUSSANT: Eunsil Oh, Harvard University

Cartwright, Kate 230 CHAIR: Kate Cartwright, University of New Mexico Topic 5. Gender, Race and Ethnicity 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Plaza Court 4 230-1 Gender and Ethnicity in the Global South: An Analysis of the Struggles of Women Tribal Leaders in a Graded Indian Society Kakkanattu Suresh, Mochish 230-1* Mochish Kakkanattu Suresh, Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) 230-2 How Do Privilege, Age, Gender, the Family, and the Body Predict Ethnic Choice for Multiracial People in the UK? Mok, Tze Ming 230-2* Tze Ming Mok, London School of Economics and Political Science 230-3 Gender and Ethnicity in Mexico: Considerations on Gender Violence Against Indigenous Women Aparicio, Rosario 230-3* Rosario Aparicio, University of Campinas 230-4 Examining the Influence of Gender and Ethnicity on HIV Vulnerability Through the Study of Haitian Female Sex Workers in Two Cities of the Dominican Republic Do,Gomez,DonastorgFelker-Kantor,Andrinopoulos, Mai Bayardo Cabral, Erica Katherine Yeycy 230-4230-4* Katherine Andrinopoulos, Tulane University; Erica Felker-Kantor, Tulane University; Yeycy Altagracia Donastorg Cabral, Instituto Dermatologico y Cirugia de Piel; Bayardo Gomez, Centro de Promocion y Solidaridad Humana; Mai Do, Tulane University

231 Migration and Health Andrade, Flavia 231 DISCUSSANT: Flavia Andrade, University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign

Gubernskaya, Zoya 231 CHAIR: Zoya Gubernskaya, University at Albany, SUNY Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Governor’s Square 9 231-1 The Impact of the Salmon Bias on the Migrant Mortality Advantage: New Evidence Using French Pension Data Gansey,Solignac,Elo,Khlat,Guillot, Irma Myriam MichelRomeo Matthieu 231-1231-1* Michel Guillot, University of Pennsylvania; Myriam Khlat, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Irma T. Elo, University of Pennyslvania; Matthieu Solignac, University of Bordeaux and Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED); Romeo J. Gansey, University of Pennsylvania 231-2 Migration, Health, and Mortality in Rural Mozambique: A Longitudinal Analysis Jansen,Hayford,Agadjanian, Natalie Sarah Victor 231-2231-2* Victor Agadjanian, University of Kansas; Sarah Hayford, The Ohio State University; Natalie Jansen, University of Kansas 231-3 Village Migration, Kinship Networks, and Subjective Well-being Among Adults Staying Behind in Rural China Wang, Jia 231-3* Jia Wang, University of Wisconsin−Madison Saturday Program Saturday

268 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm 231-4 — 232-5

231-4 Trajectories of Post-Disaster Recovery in Health Care for a Major Immigrant Enclave: Vietnamese Americans in Post-Katrina New Orleans Kaji,Vanlandingham, Aiko Mark 231-4231-4* Aiko Kaji, Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine; Mark Vanlandingham, Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine 232 New Developments in Register-Based Demographic Research

Elo, Irma 232 CHAIR: Irma Elo, University of Pennyslvania 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Director’s Row J 232-1 Education, Gender, and Cohort Fertility in the Nordic Countries Lappegård,Fallesen,Dommermuth,Dahlberg,Andersson,Jalovaara,Neyer, Gerda Peter JohanMarika TrudeGunnar Lars 232-1232-1* Marika Jalovaara, University of Turku; Gerda Ruth Neyer, Stockholm University; Gunnar Andersson, Stockholm University; Johan Dahlberg, Stockholm University; Lars Dommermuth, Statistics Norway; Peter Fallesen, Stockholm University; Trude Lappegård, University of Oslo 232-2 Micro Dynamics and Macro Outcomes: On the Role of Networks in Labor Market Segregation Processes Johansson,Hedstrom,Collet,Arvidsson, Francois Martin PeterAnders 232-2232-2* Martin Arvidsson, Linköping University; Francois Collet, Ramon Llull University; Peter Hedstrom, Linköping University; Anders Johansson, University of Bristol 232-3 Perpetuation of Gender Inequality: The Association Between Origin- Country Gender Norms and Female Disadvantage Among Second- Generational Immigrants Scott,Aradhya, Kirk Siddartha 232-3232-3* Siddartha Aradhya, Lund University; Kirk A. Scott, Lund University 232-4 Gendered Spousal Order of Migration and Hospitalization Among Immigrants to Denmark Drefahl,Lindahl-Jacobsen,Ahrenfeldt,Mussino,Carollo,Caputo,Oksuzyan, AngelaJenniferSven Eleonora Anna Linda Rune 232-4232-4* Jennifer Caputo, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Angela Carollo, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Eleonora Mussino, Stockholm University; Linda Juel Ahrenfeldt, Max-Planck Odense Center on the Biodemography of Aging and Unit for Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Biodemography, University of Southern Denmark; Rune Lindahl-Jacobsen, Max-Planck Odense Center on the Biodemography of Aging and Research Unit for Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Biodemography; Sven Drefahl, Stockholm University; Anna Oksuzyan, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research 232-5 Postponement of Parenthood and Socioeconomic Standing in Young Adulthood: A Longitudinal Analysis of Women and Men Wilson,Myrskyla,Martikainen,Bijlsma,Nisén, Jessica BenMaarten Mikko Pekka 232-5232-5* Jessica Nisén, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Maarten Jacob Bijlsma, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Pekka Martikainen, University of Helsinki; Mikko Myrskyla, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Saturday Program Research; Ben Wilson, Stockholm University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 269 233-1 — 234-4 Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm

233 Race, Ethnic, and Social Class Differences in Reproductive Health and Fertility

Eeckhaut,Wildsmith, Mieke Elizabeth 233 DISCUSSANTS: Elizabeth Wildsmith, Child Trends, Inc.; Mieke Eeckhaut, University of Delaware

Sweeney, Megan 233 CHAIR: Megan Sweeney, University of California, Los Angeles Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Governor’s Square 10 233-1 Racial Pairings and Fertility: Do Interracial Couples Have Fewer Children? Lichter,Qian, Zhenchao Daniel 233-1233-1* Zhenchao Qian, Brown University; Daniel T. Lichter, Cornell University 233-2 Multiple-Partner Fertility and the Growth in Sibling Complexity Tach,Amorim, Laura Mariana 233-2233-2* Laura Tach, Cornell University; Mariana Amorim, Cornell University 233-3 Cohabitation and Contraceptive Use in the United States: A Focus on Race and Ethnicity Manning,Anyawie, MauriceWendy 233-3233-3* Maurice Anyawie, Bowling Green State University; Wendy D. Manning, Bowling Green State University 233-4 State Level Variation in Racial-Ethnic Disparities in Prescription Contraceptive Use Among Female Adolescents in the United States Boudreaux,Rendall,Caudillo, Michael Monica Michel 233-4233-4* Monica L. Caudillo, University of Maryland, College Park; Michael S. Rendall, University of Maryland, College Park; Michel H. Boudreaux, University of Maryland, College Park

234 Race, Ethnicity, and Population Health Lariscy, Joseph 234 DISCUSSANT: Joseph Lariscy, University of Memphis

McFarland, Michael 234 CHAIR: Michael McFarland, Florida State University Topic 4. Health and Mortality 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Governor’s Square 15 234-1 Health of Biracial Children Reichman,Choi, Kate Nancy 234-1234-1* Kate H. Choi, University of Western Ontario; Nancy E. Reichman, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School 234-2 Comparison of rates of firearm-related and firearm-unrelated violent death in black and white non-Hispanic men by U.S. state Kaufman,Cerda,Harper,Riddell, Magdalena SamCorinne Jay 234-2234-2* Corinne A. Riddell, McGill University; Sam Harper, McGill University; Magdalena Cerda, University of California, Davis; Jay S. Kaufman, McGill University 234-3 How Does Obesity Contribute to Racial/Ethnic and Nativity Differences in Quantity and Quality of Life Hummer,VanFrisco, Hook, Michelle Robert Jennifer 234-3234-3* Michelle Frisco, Pennsylvania State University; Jennifer Van Hook, Pennsylvania State University; Robert A. Hummer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 234-4 Disparities in Life Expectancy Among U.S.-born and Foreign-born

Saturday Program Saturday White, Black, and Hispanic Adults Hamilton,Brown, Dustin Tod 234-4234-4* Dustin C. Brown, Mississippi State University; Tod G. Hamilton, Princeton University

270 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 11:15 am–12:45 pm 235-1 — 236-2

235 Social Integration, Support, and Health Wolf, Douglas 235 DISCUSSANT: Douglas Wolf, Syracuse University

O’Rand, Angela 235 CHAIR: Angela O’Rand, Duke University Topic 4. Health and Mortality 11:15 am–12:45 pm — Director’s Row H 235-1 Healthcare Utilization and Social Engagement, Social Networks, and Social Support Among Older Adults Leedahl,Brasher, MelanieSkye 235-1235-1* Melanie Brasher, University of Rhode Island; Skye Leedahl, University of Rhode Island 235-2 Mental Health Implications of Network Social Capital Among Older Adults in Rural South Africa: Findings From HAALSI Study Berkman,Tollman,Harling,Houle,Yu, Shao-tzu Brian Guy Stephen Lisa 235-2235-2* Shao-tzu Yu, Australian National University; Brian Houle, Australian National University; Guy Harling, University College London; Stephen Tollman, University of the Witwatersrand; Lisa Berkman, Harvard University 235-3 The Social Context of Disablement: Does Ethnicity Matter? Howard, Alexis 235-3* Alexis L. Howard, University of Chicago 235-4 Does Support From Children Moderate Health-Related Declines in Mental Well-being in Later Life? Evidence From the Survey of Health, Aging, and Retirement in Europe Tosi,Keenan,Grundy, Marco EmilyKatherine 235-4235-4* Katherine Keenan, University of St Andrews; Emily M. Grundy, Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of Essex; Marco Tosi, London School of Economics and Political Science

236 Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Bingenheimer, Jeffrey 236 DISCUSSANT: Jeffrey Bingenheimer, George Washington University

Goldberg, Rachel 236 CHAIR: Rachel Goldberg, University of California, Irvine Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Ballroom D 236-1 Effects of Academic Skills on the Timing of Marriage and Childbearing Among Adolescent Girls in Bangladesh, Malawi, and Zambia: A Comparative Study Amin,Mensch,Saha,Soler-Hampejsek,Psaki, JyotirmoyStephanieSajeda Barbara Erica 236-1236-1* Stephanie R. Psaki, Population Council; Erica Soler-Hampejsek, Population Council; Jyotirmoy Saha, Population Council; Barbara S. Mensch, Population Council; Sajeda Amin, Population Council Saturday Program 236-2 Sexual Concurrency and Contraceptive Use Among Young Adult Women Kusunoki,Barber,Weitzman, Jennifer Yasamin Abigail 236-2236-2* Abigail Weitzman, University of Texas at Austin; Jennifer S. Barber, University of Michigan; Yasamin Kusunoki, University of Michigan

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 271 236-3 — 238-2 Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm

236-3 Beyond Boyfriends and Sugar Daddies: Ascertaining Sexual Relationship Types (ASERT) Among Poorly Educated Girls and Young Women in Tanzania Paul,Mrisho,Jenkins,Matee,Peracca,Hallman, Phillipo Neema Fatma AlisonSara Kelly 236-3236-3* Kelly Hallman, Population Council; Sara Peracca, Peracca & Associates; Neema Matee, Independent Consultant; Alison Jenkins, UNICEF; Fatma Mrisho, Independent Advisor; Phillipo Paul, Restless Development 236-4 Do Adolescent Reproductive Knowledge and Attitudes Predict the Initiation of Sexual Behaviors? Hayford,Lang,Guzzo, Vanessa Karen Sarah 236-4236-4* Karen B. Guzzo, Bowling Green State University; Vanessa Wanner Lang, Bowling Green State University; Sarah Hayford, The Ohio State University 237 Consequences of Reproductive Health Policies Robinson, Rachel 237 DISCUSSANT: Rachel Robinson, American University

Hardee, Karen 237 CHAIR: Karen Hardee, Population Council Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Director’s Row H 237-1 The Effect of Reproductive Health Improvements on Women’s Economic Empowerment: A Review From the Population Poverty Lens Lee,Finlay, Marlene Jocelyn 237-1237-1* Jocelyn Finlay, Harvard University; Marlene Lee, Population Reference Bureau 237-2 Population Policies and Fertility Transitions in East African Countries: Implications for Demographic Dividend Izugbara,Degfie, Tizta Chimaraoke 237-2237-2* Tizta Degfie, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC); Chimaraoke O. Izugbara, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) 237-3 The Double Burden: Gender Equity and Fertility Intentions After the One-Child Policy Zhou, Yun 237-3* Yun Zhou, Brown University 237-4 Public Policy and Fertility Behavior Validova, Asiya 237-4* Asiya Validova, Tatarstan Academy of Sciences 238 Demographic Dividend in Sub-Saharan Africa Eloundou-Enyegue, Parfait 238 DISCUSSANT: Parfait Eloundou-Enyegue, Cornell University

Beguy, Donatien 238 CHAIR: Donatien Beguy, United Nations Habitat for Humanity 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Court 1 238-1 Fostering Political Leadership for the Demographic Dividend in Africa: Relevant Cultural Values Owii,Degfie,Izugbara, Hilda Tizta Chimaraoke 238-1238-1* Chimaraoke O. Izugbara, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC); Tizta Degfie, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC); Hilda Akinyi Owii, African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) 238-2 Barriers to Maximizing the Demographic Dividend in Southern Saturday Program Saturday Africa: Fertility and Labor Market Scenarios in Botswana, Namibia, Swaziland, and Zimbabwe Onyango, Bernard 238-2* Bernard Omondi Onyango, African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP) 272 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 238-3 — 240-2

238-3 Capturing the Demographic Dividend in Africa: Strategic Sectorial Investments Latif, Dramani 238-3* Dramani Latif, CREG-CREFAT 238-4 A Dividing Dividend: Uneven Transitions and Inequality in Sub- Saharan Africa Tenikue, Michel 238-4* Michel Tenikue, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER) 239 Families and Child Health Krueger, Patrick 239 DISCUSSANT: Patrick Krueger, University of Colorado Denver

Harknett, Kristen 239 CHAIR: Kristen Harknett, University of California, San Francisco Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Director’s Row J 239-1 Mother’s Schooling Relative to Father’s Schooling and Early Childhood Stunting Behrman, Julia 239-1* Julia A. Behrman, University of Oxford 239-2 Parental Migration and Adolescent’s Self-rated Health in Rural China: The Influence of Economic Returns, Migration Distance and Family Migration Strategies Huang,Uretsky,Sandberg,Xie, Wubin Cheng Elannah John 239-2239-2* Wubin Xie, George Washington University; John Sandberg, George Washington University; Elannah Uretsky, Brandeis University; Cheng Huang, George Washington University 239-3 Does Marriage Affect Birth Outcomes? Evidence From Change in Marital Fertility Over Time Abufhele,Torche, Florencia Alejandra 239-3239-3* Alejandra Abufhele, University of Pennsylvania; Florencia Torche, Stanford University 239-4 Disparities in Trajectories of Childhood and Adolescent Sleep Duration James, Sarah 239-4* Sarah James, Princeton University 240 Family Diversity and Child Well-being Jackson,Lei, Lei Margot 240 DISCUSSANTS: Lei Lei, University of Maryland, College Park; Margot Jackson, Brown University

Bzostek, Sharon 240 CHAIR: Sharon Bzostek, Rutgers University Topic 3. Children and Youth 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 12 Saturday Program 240-1 Blessing or Burden? Three-Generation Coresidence and Disparities in Child-Related Investments Amorim, Mariana 240-1* Mariana Amorim, Cornell University 240-2 Compounded Change: Residential Mobility, Changes in Household Composition, and Children’s Educational Attainment Perkins, Kristin 240-2* Kristin L. Perkins, Harvard University

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 273 240-3 — 242-2 Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm

240-3 The Diminishing Advantage of Skipped-Generation Households in a Migrant-Sending Context: Child Nutrition in Cambodia, 2000–2014 Treleaven, Emily 240-3* Emily Treleaven, University of Michigan 240-4 Children’s Living Arrangements Across Europe: Diverging Destinies? Nitsche,Matysiak, Natalie Anna 240-4240-4* Anna Matysiak, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW,; WU) Natalie Nitsche, Wittgenstein Centre (IIASA, VID/ÖAW, WU)

241 Gender and Population Health Across Structural Contexts

Fan, Wen 241 DISCUSSANT: Wen Fan, Boston College

Thomeer, Mieke 241 CHAIR: Mieke Thomeer, University of Alabama at Birmingham Topic 4. Health and Mortality 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Court 2 241-1 The Gender System Makes Me Sick: Structural Sexism and Health in the United States Homan, Patricia 241-1* Patricia Homan, Duke University 241-2 Women’s Community Leadership and Population Health in China Short,Luke,Xu, Hongwei Nancy Susan 241-2241-2* Hongwei Xu, University of Michigan; Nancy Luke, Pennsylvania State University; Susan E. Short, Brown University 241-3 Gender Differences in Binge Drinking and Self-rated Mental Health Among the Indigenous Populations of Canada: Investigating the Role of Social Capital QuesnelLevesque, Vallee, Alexander Amelie 241-3241-3* Alexander Levesque, McGill University; Amelie Quesnel Vallee, McGill University 241-4 Role Strain, Personal Control, and Depressive Symptomology Among Men and Women in Care Work Occupations Pivnick, Lilla 241-4* Lilla K. Pivnick, University of Texas at Austin 242 Income Inequality by Race, Ethnicity, Nativity, and Gender

Denier, Nicole 242 DISCUSSANT: Nicole Denier, Colby College

Painter, Matthew 242 CHAIR: Matthew Painter, University of Wyoming Topic 5. Gender, Race and Ethnicity 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Court 4 242-1 Differences in Household Income by Skin Color Across the United States and Within the Family Kizer, Jessica 242-1* Jessica M. Kizer, Pitzer College 242-2 Youth Disconnection, Race/Ethnicity, and Later Life Earnings and Employment: An Examination of Their Relationship Porter,Fernandez,Pharris-Ciurej, Sonya Leticia Nikolas 242-2242-2* Nikolas Daniel Pharris-Ciurej, U.S. Census Bureau; Leticia Esther Fernandez, U.S.

Saturday Program Saturday Census Bureau; Sonya Rastogi Porter, U.S. Census Bureau

274 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 242-3 — 244-1

242-3 Central Americans Wage Growth Before, During and After the Economic Crisis: An Analysis Using CPS Matched Files Swain,Dennis,Bradatan,Flores-Yeffal, Sharmistha Jeff Cristina Nadia 242-3242-3* Nadia Yamel Flores-Yeffal, Texas Tech University; Cristina Bradatan, Texas Tech University; Jeff A. Dennis, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center; Sharmistha Swain, Texas Tech University 242-4 The Persistence of Pay Inequality: The Gender Wage Gap in an Anonymous Online Labor Market Leitman,Rosen,Bates, Lisa Zohn Leib 242-4242-4* Lisa M. Bates, Columbia University; Zohn Rosen, Columbia University; Leib Leitman, Lander College

243 Inequalities in Education Mumford,Li, Cher Kevin 243 DISCUSSANTS: Cher Li, Colorado State University; Kevin Mumford, Purdue University

Mumford, Kevin 243 CHAIR: Kevin Mumford, Purdue University Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Court 7 243-1 The Effects of Schoolwide Tracking on Low- and High-Skill Students: Evidence From South Korea Kwon,Chin, Seungwoo Eunjee 243-1243-1* Seungwoo Chin, University of Southern California; Eunjee Kwon, University of Southern California 243-2 Secondary Tracks, Tertiary Education, and Life Course Earnings in Israel Yaish,Gabay-Egozi, Meir Limor 243-2243-2* Limor Gabay-Egozi, Bar-Ilan University; Meir Yaish, University of Haifa 243-3 Trajectories of Disadvantage: Predictors of Chronic Hardship and Their Correlates With Education Outcomes Rich,Michelmore, Peter Katherine 243-3243-3* Katherine Michelmore, Syracuse University; Peter Rich, Cornell University 243-4 The Opportunity Structure of School Segregation Bygren,Branden, Magnus Maria 243-4243-4* Maria Branden, Stockholm University; Magnus Bygren, Stockholm University 244 Maternal and Infant Health and Mortality in the United States

Pilkauskas,Todd, Megan Natasha 244 DISCUSSANTS: Megan Todd, Princeton University; Natasha Pilkauskas, University of Michigan

Argys, Laura 244 CHAIR: Laura Argys, University of Colorado Denver

Topic 4. Health and Mortality Saturday Program 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Director’s Row I 244-1 Why Is Infant Mortality in the United States so Comparatively Bad? Some Possible Answers Pabayo,Muennig,Reynolds, Roman PeterMegan 244-1244-1* Peter Muennig, Columbia University; Roman Pabayo, Harvard University; Megan M. Reynolds, University of Utah

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 275 244-2 — 246-1 Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm

244-2 Impacts of the 2014 Medicaid Expansion on Preconception Health Among Women of Reproductive Age Zamani-Hank,MacCallum,Margerison-Zilko, Colleen Yasamean Claire 244-2244-2* Claire Margerison-Zilko, Michigan State University; Colleen MacCallum, Michigan State University; Yasamean Zamani-Hank, Michigan State University 244-3 Using Linked Administrative Data to Estimate the Effects of Maternal Incarceration on Birth Outcomes Fitzpatrick,Wildeman,Yi, Youngmin ChristopherMaria 244-3244-3* Christopher Wildeman, Cornell University; Maria D. Fitzpatrick, Cornell University; Youngmin Yi, Cornell University 244-4 The Effect of California’s Paid Family Leave Law on Breastfeeding, Immunizations, and Well-Child Visits Waldfogel,Ruhm,Bartel,Pac, Jessica ChristopherAnn Jane 244-4244-4* Ann Bartel, Columbia University; Jessica Pac, Columbia University; Christopher Ruhm, University of Virginia; Jane Waldfogel, Columbia University 245 Migration Policy, Enforcement, and Settlement Masferrer, Claudia 245 DISCUSSANT: Claudia Masferrer, El Colegio de Mexico

Fong, Eric 245 CHAIR: Eric Fong, Chinese University of Hong Kong Topic 6. Migration and Urbanization 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 17 245-1 Analyzing Migration Restriction Regimes Jasso, Guillermina 245-1* Guillermina Jasso, New York University 245-2 Asylum Policies in the European Union: Migrants’ Dreams and National Realities Gioia,Tarchi,Ghio, DanielaCiro Dario 245-2245-2* Daniela Ghio, European Commission JRC; Dario Tarchi, European Commission JRC; Ciro Gioia, European Commission JRC 245-3 Exploring the Role of Legal Status on the Labor Market Outcomes of Childhood Arrivals in Los Angeles Bozick,Muchow, Robert Ashley 245-3245-3* Ashley Muchow, Pardee RAND Graduate School; Robert Bozick, RAND Corporation 245-4 Employment Status, Labor Market Outcomes, and Settlement Intentions of Migrants in China Guo,Yang, Fei Sisi 245-4245-4* Sisi Yang, Macquarie University; Fei Guo, Macquarie University 246 New Findings on Inequality, Mobility, and Education From the Complete Count Census Microdata

Rauscher, Emily 246 DISCUSSANT: Emily Rauscher, University of Kansas

Sobek, Matthew 246 CHAIR: Matthew Sobek, University of Minnesota Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 9 246-1 Jim Crow, Ethnic Enclaves, and Status Attainment: Occupational Mobility Among U.S. Blacks, 1880–1940 Ruef,Grigoryeva, Martin Angelina 246-1246-1* Martin Ruef, Duke University; Angelina Grigoryeva, Harvard University Saturday Program Saturday

276 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 246-2 — 248-1

246-2 Persistence and Change in the Landscape of Intergenerational Mobility Tan, Hui Ren 246-2* Hui Ren Tan, Boston University 246-3 Housing, Neighborhoods, and Social Change: The Case of Denver Leyk,Gutmann,Connor, Stefan Dylan Myron 246-3246-3* Dylan Connor, University of California, Los Angeles; Myron Gutmann, University of Colorado Boulder; Stefan Leyk, University of Colorado Boulder 246-4 The Intergenerational Effects of the Rosenwald Schools Stinson,Aaronson,Mazumder, MarthaDaniel Bhash 246-4246-4* Daniel Aaronson, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago; Bhash Mazumder, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago; Martha Stinson, U.S. Census Bureau 247 Online Data and Experiments Kashyap, Ridhi 247 DISCUSSANT: Ridhi Kashyap, University of Oxford

Turra, Cassio 247 CHAIR: Cassio Turra, Cedeplar/Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) Topic 10. Data and Methods 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Court 6 247-1 Demographic Variation in Pickup Lines (and Their Probabilities of Success) Bruch,Lockhart, Elizabeth Jeffrey 247-1247-1* Jeffrey W. Lockhart, University of Michigan; Elizabeth Bruch, University of Michigan 247-2 Estimating Obesity Prevalence by Age and Gender Using Social Media Data Nsoesie,Grant,Nguyen,Cesare, Christan Nina QuynhElaine 247-2247-2* Nina Cesare, University of Washington; Quynh Nguyen, University of Maryland; Christan Grant, University of Oklahoma; Elaine Nsoesie, University of Washington 247-3 Spatially Concentrated Disadvantage in the Form of Unequal Access to Neighborhood Resources, Amenities, and Services: Evidence From Google Maps Data Lu, Yuqi 247-3* Yuqi Lu, Cornell University 247-4 It’s Not Just How the Game Is Played, It’s Whether You Win or Lose Macy,Bucca,Molina, Michael Mauricio Mario 247-4247-4* Mario Molina, Cornell University; Mauricio Bucca, Cornell University; Michael W. Macy, Cornell University 248 Sexually Transmitted Infections, HIV, Fertility, and Reproductive Health

Yeatman, Sara 248 DISCUSSANT: Sara Yeatman, University of Colorado Denver

Zulu, Eliya 248 CHAIR: Eliya Zulu, African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP)

Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health Saturday Program 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 10 248-1 HIV and Unintended Fertility in Sub-Saharan Africa: Multilevel Determinants of Mistimed and Unwanted Fertility Among HIV- Positive Women Magadi, Monica 248-1* Monica Akinyi Magadi, University of Hull

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program 277 248-2 — 249-4 Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm

248-2 No Evidence of Increased Exposure to HIV/STI for Pregnant Women From Male Partner’s Concurrent Partnerships in Agbogbloshie, Ghana Cassels, Susan 248-2* Susan Cassels, University of California, Santa Barbara 248-3 Integration of Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV/ AIDS Services With Antenatal Care Services at Health Facilities in Kenya, Malawi, and Tanzania Yourkavitch,Wang,Winter,Mallick, Wenjuan RebeccaLindsay Jennifer 248-3248-3* Lindsay Mallick, The DHS Program/Avenir Health; Rebecca Winter, The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) Program, ICF; Wenjuan Wang, The DHS Program, ICF; Jennifer Yourkavitch, The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) Program, ICF 248-4 The Efficacy of Integrating Family Planning Into Cervical Cancer Outreach Activities Mutuku,Odiara, Vincent Rachel 248-4248-4* Vincent Mudanya Odiara, Population Services Kenya; Rachel Mutuku, Population Services International (PSI)

249 Socioeconomic Changes and Fertility Transitions Biney, Adriana 249 DISCUSSANT: Adriana Biney, University of Ghana

Dodoo, Francis 249 CHAIR: Francis Dodoo, Pennsylvania State University Topic 1. Fertility, Family Planning, Sexual Behavior, and Reproductive Health 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 11 249-1 Fertility Variance Not Decline Characterizes the Early Demographic Transition Davis,Schacht,Kramer, Helen Karen Ryan 249-1249-1* Karen L. Kramer, University of Utah; Ryan Schacht, University of Utah; Helen E. Davis, University of Utah 249-2 Social and Spatial Connectivity in the Fertility Transition: Contrasting Sweden and Senegal Scalone,Dribe,Kluesener, Martin Francesco Sebastian 249-2249-2* Sebastian Kluesener, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Martin Dribe, Lund University; Francesco Scalone, University of Bologna 249-3 Social Class and Fertility in the Global South: Results From Micro- Level Census Data Scalone,Dribe, Martin Francesco 249-3249-3* Martin Dribe, Lund University; Francesco Scalone, University of Bologna 249-4 When the Going Gets Tough, Trust Gets Going: How Trust Buffered the Negative Effect of the Economic Crisis on Fertility Mencarini,LeAassve, Moglie, Arnstein MarcoLetizia 249-4249-4* Arnstein Aassve, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi University; Marco Le Moglie, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi University; Letizia Mencarini, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi University Saturday Program Saturday

278 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Saturday 1:00 pm–2:30 pm 250-1 — 251-4

250 Spatial Inequality Dynamics Jensen, Leif 250 DISCUSSANT: Leif Jensen, Pennsylvania State University

Thiede, Brian 250 CHAIR: Brian Thiede, Pennsylvania State University Topic 7. Economy, Labor Force, and Inequality 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Governor’s Square 16 250-1 The Long-Run Causes of Wage Inequality in Local Labor Markets, 1939–2014 VanHeuvelen, Tom 250-1* Tom VanHeuvelen, University of Illinois 250-2 Does Black Hypersegregation Still Matter? Persistent Racial Inequalities Amidst Declining Segregation, 1990–2010 Crowder,Leibbrand,Gabriel,Hess, Chris Ryan Kyle Christine 250-2250-2* Chris Hess, University of Washington; Ryan Gabriel, Brigham Young University; Christine Leibbrand, University of Washington; Kyle Crowder, University of Washington 250-3 Demographic Trajectories Across the Rural Continuum: Are Tiny Towns Distinct? Counterman,Connor,Gutmann,Hunter, LoriDylan Myron Miriam 250-3250-3* Lori Hunter, University of Colorado Boulder; Myron Gutmann, University of Colorado Boulder; Dylan Connor, University of Colorado Boulder; Miriam Counterman, University of Colorado Boulder 250-4 Population Change and the Persistence of the Legacy of Slavery DeWaard,Curtis,O’Connell, Katherine JackHeather 250-4250-4* Heather A. O’Connell, Louisiana State University; Katherine J. Curtis, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Jack DeWaard, University of Minnesota 251 Work–Family Constraints and Women’s Labor Supply Ishizuka, Patrick 251 DISCUSSANT: Patrick Ishizuka, Cornell University

Mencarini, Letizia 251 CHAIR: Letizia Mencarini, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Bocconi University Topic 2. Marriage, Families, Households, and Unions 1:00 pm–2:30 pm — Plaza Court 3 251-1 Motherhood Penalties in the United States, 1986–2014 Murray-Close,Misra,Jee, Eunjung Joya Marta 251-1251-1* Eunjung Jee, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts; Marta Murray-Close, U.S. Census Bureau 251-2 The Labor Cost of Motherhood: Is a Shorter Leave Helpful? Martino, Enrica Maria 251-2* Enrica Maria Martino, Institut National d’Études Démographiques (INED)

251-3 Foreign Domestic Helpers Hiring and Time Allocation of Married Saturday Program Women in Hong Kong He,Wu, Guangye Xiaogang 251-3251-3* Xiaogang Wu, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology; Guangye He, Nanjing University 251-4 Organizations as Equalizers? Employer-Provided Child Care, the Labor Supply of Working Mothers, and the Limits of Family-Based Networks Ranganathan,Pedulla, David Aruna 251-4251-4* Aruna Ranganathan, Stanford University; David Pedulla, Stanford University ZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA

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280 PAA 2018 Annual Meeting Program Participants Index 2018 MEETING PARTICIPANTS INDEX

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 245 Program Participants Index (A) Aaronson –Ahmed 246 Abuladze, Liili: Abufhele, Alejandra: Abrutyn, Seth: Abrigo, Michael: Abramowska-Kmon, Abraham, Anu: Abouk, Rahi: Abler, Dave: Aber, J. Lawrence: Abel, Guy: Abdel-Tawab, Nahla: Abatan, Sunday: Aassve, Arnstein: Aaronson, Daniel: 131-2* P5* 239-3 P3 140-3 P10* P7* P5 Anita: P9* 2-2 P11 44-1 P9 P6 P3* 62-2 59-3 15-1* P4 P1 P1* 249-4* 107-2* 101-4 246-4 PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS INDEX ......

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Oral Paper, Poster andSessionParticipants

* indicates participant isapresenter Adebajo, Sylvia: Addo, Fenaba: Adams, Jimi: Adamo, SusanaBeatriz: Acosta, Daisy: Ackert, Elizabeth: Acharya, Rajib: Acciai, Francesco: Aburto, Jose: Adongo, Phillip: Adjiwanou, VisséhoD.: Adjei, Nicholas: Adeyemi, Adetunji, Jacob: Adema, Irene: Adebowale, Ayo: Adebayo, Solomon: P1 P6* 69 43 103 P3* 200-2* 144 72-3 209-4 160-1* 17 117-3 42 P11* 179-2* 140-2 P10 P2 P5* P1 Oluwagbemiga: P5 90 P8 P2* P5 ......

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Ahlbom, Anders: Ahern, Jennifer: Ahearn, Caitlin: Agyire-Tettey, Frank: Aguila, Emma: Ageningsih, Leslie: Agbai, Chinyere: Agadjanian, Victor: Afulani, Patience: Adukia, Anjali: Adsera, Alicia: Ahmed, Syud: Ahmed, Saifuddin: Ahmed, Md.Kapil: Ahmed, Khandaker: Ahmed, Huda: Ahmad, Danish: Ahluwalia, Indu: Ahlquist, Daniel: 82 P9* 140-3 113-4* P10* P3 P8 P1 1-3 92-1 P8 P8 P5 P11* P11* 165-4* 48-3* 186-1 42-4* P6* 231-2* 186 63-3 P1 ...... * presenter

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* presenter Ahn – Ambrosetti

Ahn, Jooree: Alegana, Victor: Allen-Leigh, Betania: P9 . . . . pg. 217 217-3. . . pg. 261 196-3. . . pg. 243

Ahrenfeldt, Linda: Alemu, Besufekad: Allen, Michelle: Program Participants Index 232-4. . . pg. 269 P11* . . . pg. 259 P8 . . . . pg. 201 Ahuejere, Leonard: Alexander, J.: Almeida, David: P2* . . . .pg. 83 190-4. . . pg. 230 P8 . . . . pg. 197 Aiello, Allison: Alexander, Lily: Almquist, Zack: P5 . . . . pg. 142 24-2. . . .pg. 88 59-3. . . .pg. 115 P9 . . . . pg. 220 Alexander, Monica: 103 . . . .pg. 152 Aiken, Abigail: 89-2. . . .pg. 136 195-3*. . .pg. 232 1. . . . . pg. 69 102 . . . .pg. 151 P3 . . . . pg. 105 Ailshire, Jennifer: 113-2*. . .pg. 168 Aloba, Olutayo:

121-1. . . pg. 172 191-4. . . pg. 230 P1 . . . . pg. 62 (A) P5 . . . . pg. 141 207-3. . . pg. 249 Alon, Sigal: Akarawak, Eno: Alfier, Johanna: 125 . . . .pg. 174 126-2*. . .pg. 175 34-3*. . . pg. 93 222-1*. . .pg. 263 Akilimali, Pierre: Alfonso, Y. Natalia: Alshaikhmubarak, P1 . . . . pg. 64 145-1*. . .pg. 191 Hazem: P1 . . . . pg. 65 148-2. . . pg. 193 136-3. . . pg. 187 P6 . . . . pg. 165 Alhassan, Nurudeen: Alter, George: Akinsulore, Adesanmi: 9-4. . . . pg. 74 P6* . . . .pg. 162 P1 . . . . pg. 62 153 . . . .pg. 203 Althauser, Anne: Akinyemi, Joshua: P1* . . . .pg. 62 124-3. . . pg. 174 188-3. . . pg. 228 Al-Hassan, Suha: Altindag, Onur: 228-2. . . pg. 267 3-2. . . . pg. 70 194 . . . .pg. 231 P6 . . . . pg. 161 Aliou, Sani: Altman, Claire: Akotiah, Akrofi: 126-3. . . pg. 175 78...... pg. 130 183-2. . . pg. 226 Alkema, Leontine: P8* . . . .pg. 197 Akresh, Richard: 83-4. . . .pg. 133 Alvarado, Steven: 165-1*. . .pg. 209 90-1*. . . pg. 137 42-3*. . . pg. 98 Aktas, Arda: 113-2. . . pg. 168 164-1*. . .pg. 209 64-4*. . . pg. 118 196-2. . . pg. 243 209 . . . .pg. 250 P3 . . . . pg. 107 P11 . . . .pg. 255 Akushevich, Igor: P6 . . . . pg. 160 195-1. . . pg. 232 Álvarez, Jesús-Adrián: P6* . . . .pg. 160 140-2*. . .pg. 189 218-4*. . .pg. 261 P10 . . . .pg. 242 P5 . . . . pg. 143 Alves, Luciana: P8 . . . . pg. 202 Allard, Scott: 29-2. . . .pg. 91 P8* . . . .pg. 199 124-3. . . pg. 174 129-3. . . pg. 176 Alampay, Liane: Allen, Chenoa: P5* . . . .pg. 140 3-2. . . . pg. 70 P8* . . . .pg. 201 P10* . . . pg. 237 Albertini, Marco: Allen, Courtney: Alvira-Hammond, Marta: 184-2. . . pg. 226 25-3. . . .pg. 89 63...... pg. 117 90-4. . . .pg. 137 P7 . . . . pg. 185 Albohmood, Zahra: P1* . . . .pg. 66 P2* . . . .pg. 86 Al Zalak, Zakarya: P6* . . . .pg. 162 87-3*. . . pg. 135 Alderotti, Giammarco: Allen, Eboni: 184-1. . . pg. 226 Amaral, Ernesto: P7 . . . . pg. 183 P6* . . . .pg. 164 Aldrich, Lindsey: Allen, Emelia: 227 . . . .pg. 266 Ambrosetti, Elena: 180-3. . . pg. 224 139-4. . . pg. 188 P9 . . . . pg. 214 PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 247 Program Participants Index (A) Amo-Adjei, Joshua: Amireddy, Amin, Sajeda: Amin –Aruldas 248 Andrade, Flavia: Andic, Tanja: Andersson, Matthew: Andersson, Krister: Andersson, Gunnar: Anderson, Seri: Anderson, Lydia: Anderson, Barbara: Anadon, Isabel: Amuedo-Dorantes, Amorim, Marina: Amorim, Mariana: Amoateng, Amoako, Precious: P4 236-1 231 72 P2 226-1* 119-2* 88-2 P1 232-1 101 63-1 P6* P2* P2 P1 P9* 147-1 87-4 Catalina: P3 240-1* 233-2* 178-1 23-2* Acheampong: P4 183-4 P1* P1* 30-3* Bheemeshwar: ......

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Antman, Francisca: Shannon: Ang, Angotti, Nicole: Anglewicz, Philip: Anelli, Massimo: Andrinopoulos, Andriano, Liliana: Andreev, Kirill: Andreev, Evgeny: Andrasfay, Theresa: Andrade, Pedro: Arcara, Jennet: Arbeev, Konstantin: Arango, Carlos: Aradhya, Siddartha: Aparicio, Rosario: Anyawie, Maurice: 147-1* 108-2* P5* P1 130-1 40-1* P9 P6 P5 126-4 60 39-1* P6 230-4* Katherine: 214-2 P6* P3* P11 208-4* 29-2 P1* 218-4 83-3 P9* P9 P6 232-3* 230-3* 233-3* 197 197 ......

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Arokiasamy, Arocho, Rachel: Armstrong, Kevin: Armendariz, Marina: ARIHO, PAULINO: Argys, Laura: Arguelles, William: Arey, Whitney: Arestoff, Florence: Arenas, Erika: Areias, Ana: Aruldas, Kumudha: Arslan, Aslihan: Arruda, Natália: Arroyo, Julia: Arriagada, Daniela: Arredondo, Elva: Arpino, Bruno: P9 P1* P1 221-2* P7 P1 144-2 29-2 P7 P4* P9 P7 P5 P5 P5 224-1* 101-2* P11 121-4* Perianayagam: P7 150-2* P1 P10* P10 32-3* P10 P1 244 222 56-4 43 ......

* presenter

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* presenter Arvidsson – Bao

Arvidsson, Martin: Awuah, Raphael: Baker, David: 232-2*. . .pg. 269 P5* . . . .pg. 141 31-1. . . .pg. 92

Assaf, Shireen: P5* . . . .pg. 141 P11 . . . .pg. 257 Program Participants Index P4* . . . .pg. 121 Axinn, William: Baker, Elizabeth: Assari, Shervin: P4 . . . . pg. 122 28-1*. . . pg. 90 P5 . . . . pg. 141 P7 . . . . pg. 182 146 . . . .pg. 192 Asuman, Derek: Ayala, María: 210-2*. . .pg. 251 P11 . . . .pg. 257 161-3. . . pg. 207 Baker-Hughes, Sharon: Asuming, Patrick: Ayala, Sofia: P2* . . . .pg. 83 225-2*. . .pg. 265 161-3*. . .pg. 207 Baker, Jack: P10* . . . pg. 239 Ayernor, Paul: 49-4*. . . pg. 110 Atherwood, Serge: 68-2*. . . pg. 120 Bakhtsiyarava, Maryia:

P4* . . . .pg. 125 Ayiga, Natal: P3* . . . .pg. 102 (B) Atiqul Haq, Shah Md: 23-2. . . .pg. 81 P3* . . . .pg. 102 P3* . . . .pg. 101 Aysa-Lastra, Maria: Bakker, Evelien: P6* . . . .pg. 160 59...... pg. 115 65...... pg. 118 Attili, Marina: Azevedo, Marta: Balachandran, Arun: 139-4. . . pg. 188 107-3. . . pg. 154 P10* . . . pg. 239 Atuyambe, Lynn: Azose, Jonathan: Balbo, Nicoletta: 145-3. . . pg. 192 P3* . . . .pg. 104 47-3*. . . pg. 109 Augustine, Jennifer: P2 . . . . pg. 84 P7 . . . . pg. 180 P6* . . . .pg. 160 B P8 . . . . pg. 196 Aurino, Elisabetta: Babazadeh, Saleh: 185-3. . . pg. 227 Balistreri, Kelly: P6* . . . .pg. 165 27...... pg. 90 Austrian, Karen: Babiarz, Patryk: 60-2. . . .pg. 116 25-2*. . . pg. 89 P4 . . . . pg. 122 134-1*. . .pg. 186 P4 . . . . pg. 124 Babu, Satheesha: 160 . . . .pg. 207 Autorino, Tommaso: P10 . . . .pg. 239 Balk, Deborah: 24-1. . . .pg. 88 Bacchini, Dario: 37...... pg. 95 Avendano, Mauricio: 3-2. . . . pg. 70 114-2. . . pg. 168 73-4. . . .pg. 128 229-1. . . pg. 267 131-3. . . pg. 178 Bachrach, Christine: 66...... pg. 118 Banaszak-Holl, Jane: 202 . . . .pg. 246 48-1. . . .pg. 109 P7 . . . . pg. 182 212 . . . .pg. 251 Backman, Daniel: Banchani, Emmanuel: Averett, Susan: P8* . . . .pg. 196 222 . . . .pg. 263 P4 . . . . pg. 125 222 . . . .pg. 263 Bacon, Rachel: Bandawe, Chiwoza: P1* . . . .pg. 66 P3* . . . .pg. 103 10-1. . . .pg. 74 179-4. . . pg. 224 Avila, Jaqueline: P4* . . . .pg. 124 10-3*. . . pg. 74 Bader, Michael: Banerjee, Kajori: 98-4. . . .pg. 149 Avogo, Winfred: 43...... pg. 98 P1* . . . .pg. 67 Bailey, Emelie: Banjo, Olufunmilayo: P8* . . . .pg. 199 88-2. . . .pg. 136 P6* . . . .pg. 161 Awoonor-Williams, John Bailwal, Neha: Banks, Jacqueline: Koku: P11* . . . pg. 254 71-2*. . . pg. 127 183-4. . . pg. 226 Bairoliya, Neha: Bann, David: P6 . . . . pg. 162 P5 . . . . pg. 144 P2 . . . . pg. 83 P8 . . . . pg. 202 Bajracharya, Lata: Bao, Luoman: 145-4. . . pg. 192 176-3*. . .pg. 222

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 249 Program Participants Index (B) Barban, Nicola: Baranowska-Rataj, Anna: Barankena, Asheri: Baptista, Emerson: Baptista –Belanger 250 Barreix, Maria: Barofsky, Jeremy: Bärniguausen, Till: Barnighausen, Till: Barnes, Michael: Barlow, Pepita: Barker, Hilary: Barik, Debasis: Barham, Tania: Bardo, Anthony: Barclay, Kieron: Barcellos, Silvia: Barbuscia, Anna: Barbieri, Magali: Barbiera, Irene: Barber, Jennifer: P4 P8* P10 188-4 121-2 188-4 8-1 79-1* 105-3* P10* 165 10-2* P2* P2 192-3 3-1 118-3* 142-2* 45-3 6-2* 192-1* 236-2 212 P6 P2* 224-2 118-2* P5* ......

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Battisti, Michele: Bates, Lisa: Basu, Sharmistha: Basta, Nicole: Bass, Kyla: Bashir, Saima: Basellini, Ugofilippo: Barton, Michael: Barton, Kelsey: Bartels-Bland, Emily: Bartel, Ann: Barry, Megan: Barr, Peter: Barron, Rebecca: Barrios, Lisa: Bautista-Leon, Andrea: Baumle, Amanda: Baumgartner, Erin: Bauldry, Shawn: Baugh, Kimberly: Batyra, Ewa: 242-4* 76-3 117-3 P1* P5 71-3* 83-1* 133-4 P8 P3 244-4 P1* P5* 152 1-4 P1 P9 172-3 P11* P3* 142-4 79-4* 37-3 23-3* P11 ......

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Becquet, Valentine: Becker, Tara: Becker, Stan: Becker, Elisabeth: Beck, Audrey: Beaujouan, Eva: Beard, Justina: Bearak, Jonathan: Bea, Megan: Beagley, Melanie: Bbaale, Edward: Bayaz-Ozturk, Gulgun: Bawah, Ayaga: Belanger, Alain: Bekoe, William: Behrman, Julia: Behrman, Jere: Beguy, Donatien: 196-4 203-4 P10 P8 P6 183-4 P9 218-3 218-1 P11 239-1* 180 35-4* P4 204-4 44-1 238 P1* 53 158-3* P6 90 35-4 P8 P6 86-1 219 196-2* 194 P11* 27-4 ......

* presenter

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* presenter Bellani – Birtulescu

Bellani, Daniela: Berg, Lisa: Bhargava, Alok: 101-2. . . pg. 151 P10 . . . .pg. 237 39-2*. . . pg. 96

Bellman, Benjamin: Bergsvik, Janna: Bhatnagar, Isha: Program Participants Index 166-2*. . .pg. 210 P2 . . . . pg. 84 P6* . . . .pg. 164 Bello, Piera: P7* . . . .pg. 178 Bickham, David: 135-3. . . pg. 187 Berkman, Lisa: 199-3. . . pg. 245 Bellows, Benjamin: 10-4. . . .pg. 74 Biddlecom, Ann: 145-3. . . pg. 192 121-2. . . pg. 172 32...... pg. 92 Bellows, Ben: 235-2. . . pg. 271 90-3. . . .pg. 137 P1 . . . . pg. 61 Bermudez Tapia, Bertha: P6 . . . . pg. 163 Bellows, Laura: 88-2. . . .pg. 136 Bielamowicz, Rebecca: P9* . . . .pg. 216 Bernardi, Fabrizio: P11* . . . pg. 256

Bell, Stephen: 115-2. . . pg. 169 Bietsch, Kristin: (B) 49-2. . . .pg. 110 132-4. . . pg. 178 111-3. . . pg. 167 Bell, Suzanne: Bernardi, Laura: P1* . . . .pg. 63 145-1. . . pg. 191 136-1. . . pg. 187 P6 . . . . pg. 166 148-2. . . pg. 193 227-2*. . .pg. 266 Bignami, Simona: P1 . . . . pg. 63 P2 . . . . pg. 83 P2* . . . .pg. 84 P1* . . . .pg. 63 P4 . . . . pg. 122 Bijlsma, Maarten: P8 . . . . pg. 199 Bernier, Quinn: 67-4. . . .pg. 119 Belsky, Daniel: 144-3*. . .pg. 191 232-5. . . pg. 269 36-1. . . .pg. 94 Berrington, Ann: Billari, Francesco: Beltran-Sanchez, Hiram: 228-4*. . .pg. 267 8-4. . . . pg. 73 P11 . . . .pg. 255 P2* . . . .pg. 84 32-4. . . .pg. 92 P7 . . . . pg. 182 Benatar, Sarah: 101-3*. . .pg. 151 219-3. . . pg. 262 Berry, E. Helen: 123-2. . . pg. 173 110 . . . .pg. 166 207-3. . . pg. 249 Benetsky, Megan: P3* . . . .pg. 108 Berry, Kaitlyn: Billingsley, Sunnee: P9 . . . . pg. 215 P10 . . . .pg. 240 107-1. . . pg. 154 P9 . . . . pg. 216 Berta, Paolo: 109-2*. . .pg. 155 P6 . . . . pg. 160 Benfica, Rui: 132-1. . . pg. 178 59-2. . . .pg. 115 Bertrand, Jane: Bilsborrow, Richard: P3 . . . . pg. 101 Benini, Giacomo: P1 . . . . pg. 64 P3 . . . . pg. 106 P1* . . . .pg. 65 Binanga, Arsene: P6 . . . . pg. 165 P1 . . . . pg. 65 Bennett, Neil: P6 . . . . pg. 165 P7 . . . . pg. 181 Besbris, Max: 106 . . . .pg. 153 Biney, Adriana: Benzeval, Michaela: 249 . . . .pg. 278 P5 . . . . pg. 141 Bessenaar, Tshego: 24-4. . . .pg. 89 P6* . . . .pg. 162 Berchick, Edward: P8 . . . . pg. 202 154-3*. . .pg. 204 Betemaram, Wuleta: 90-2. . . .pg. 137 Bingenheimer, Jeffrey: Berger, Aaron: 236 . . . .pg. 271 73-3. . . .pg. 128 Betz, Michael: 6-4*. . . .pg. 72 P6* . . . .pg. 159 Berger, Lawrence: Bhalotra, Sonia: Binstock, Georgina: 7-2. . . . pg. 73 51-2*. . . pg. 111 216 . . . .pg. 253 165-1. . . pg. 209 Bhandari, Prem: Biroli, Pietro: 217-2. . . pg. 260 76-3. . . .pg. 130 Bergeron-Boucher, P7* . . . .pg. 182 Bharati, Tushar: Birtulescu, Anna: Marie-Pier: 120-2. . . pg. 171 5-4*. . . .pg. 72 202-4*. . .pg. 247 P11* . . . pg. 260 PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 251 Program Participants Index (B) Bishop, Nicholas: Bishai, David: Bischoff, Kendra: Bischoff –Brady 252 Boen, Courtney: Bo, Boroka: Boardman, Jason: Blum, Maya: Blumenstock, Joshua: Blue, Laura: Bloome, Deirdre: Bloom, David: Blondel, Beatrice: Bleus, Rutchilia: Blebu, Bridgette: Blanc, Ann: Blackshire, Emily: Bjorklund-Young, Bjerre, Mette: Bitew, Fikrewold: Bisiriyu, Luqman: 145-1 127 226-2* 210-1* 67 P5* P1 201-4* 58-4 36-3 148-1 103-2 36-4* 174 91-2* 64-1 210-3 P3 P9* 112-1 34-4* 44-2* Alanna: 211-3 97-2* P2 P3* P1 148-2* ......

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Bond, Timothy: Bonanomi, Andrea: Bollen, Kenneth: Bolgrien, Anna: Bolender, Ben: Bolano, Danilo: Bohorquez Penuela, Bohon, Stephanie: Bohk-Ewald, Christina: Boettner, Bethany: Boertien, Diederik: Borker, Girija: Bor, Jacob: Borghans, Lex: Borges, Gabriel: Booshehri, Layla: Bonner, Kimberly: Bongaarts, John: 47-3 P8 P3* 229-3* 26-3* 212-1* 120-1* P11* P2 12 Camilo: 201-2* 41-3* 209-1 62-3* P2 203 174-1* 132-4* 101 12-1 152-4* 188-4* 66-4* P9 83-2* 68-4 P11 P1 112-1* 197-4 ......

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Boyd-Swan, Casey: Boyce, Sabrina: Bowie, Bonnie: Bowers, Lauren: Boulet, Virginie: Boudreaux, Michel: Botacini, Guilherme: Bostwick, Valerie: Boslett, Andrew: Bosco, Claudio: Bornstein, Marta: Bornstein, Marc: Bornatici, Christina: Borkovska, Olena: Brady, Martha: Bradway, Kevin: Bradley, Sarah: Bradatan, Cristina: Bozick, Robert: Boyle, Elizabeth: Boylan, Jennifer: P6* 3-2 159-4 P3 200-2 P5 36-4 P6 P1 242-3 245-3 61-2* 148-3 112-2* P5 197-2* P3 P1 113 P2 233-4 169-1 27-2 29-2 124-1* 198-4* 133-1 ...... * presenter pg. 165 pg. 70 pg. 206 pg. 101 pg. 245 pg. 145 pg. 95 pg. 158 pg. 66 pg. 275 pg. 276 pg. 116 pg. 193 pg. 167 pg. 144 pg. 244 pg. 107 pg. 68 pg. 168 pg. 84 pg. 270 pg. 211 pg. 90 pg. 91 pg. 174 pg. 244 pg. 185

* presenter Braga – Buckley

Braga, Breno: Brewer, Mackenzie: Brown, Ralph: P1* . . . .pg. 63 7-3*. . . .pg. 73 186-1. . . pg. 227

Branden, Maria: Brewster, Karin: Brown, Ryan: Program Participants Index 128-4*. . .pg. 176 P4* . . . .pg. 125 P11 . . . .pg. 254 243-4*. . .pg. 275 Breza, Emily: Brown, Susan: Brand, Jennie: 103-4. . . pg. 152 55-2. . . .pg. 113 14-1. . . .pg. 76 Brines, Julie: 72-2*. . . pg. 127 Brand, Tilman: 171-2. . . pg. 212 91-1. . . .pg. 138 P5 . . . . pg. 139 Brini, Elisa: 96-1. . . .pg. 148 Branigan, Amelia: 184-2*. . .pg. 226 162-4*. . .pg. 208 175-2*. . .pg. 221 170-4. . . pg. 212 Brons, Anne: 182-3. . . pg. 225 P7* . . . .pg. 180 P4* . . . .pg. 122 Bruch, Elizabeth: Brasher, Melanie: Brooks, Bram: (B) 68...... pg. 120 166-3. . . pg. 210 126-3. . . pg. 175 247-1. . . pg. 277 235-1*. . .pg. 271 Brooks-Gunn, Jeanne: Bras, Hilde: Bruch, Sarah: 58-1. . . .pg. 114 190-2. . . pg. 229 97-3. . . .pg. 149 199-3. . . pg. 245 Bratter, Jenifer: 209-2. . . pg. 250 Bruckner, Tim-Allen: 204-2. . . pg. 247 108-3. . . pg. 155 Brooks, Jada: P7* . . . .pg. 183 210-3*. . .pg. 251 P8 . . . . pg. 198 P10 . . . .pg. 240 Bratti, Massimiliano: Brostrom, Goran: P11 . . . .pg. 254 P2 . . . . pg. 87 P3* . . . .pg. 105 Bruns, Angela: Braudt, David: Brouard, Nicolas: 61...... pg. 116 89-1. . . .pg. 136 102-1*. . .pg. 151 P2* . . . .pg. 83 P10* . . . pg. 241 Broussard, Kathleen: Bryan, Brielle: Brauner-Otto, Sarah: 24...... pg. 88 163-1*. . .pg. 208 P4 . . . . pg. 122 P6 . . . . pg. 164 Bryngelson, Anna: Bravin, Julia: Brown, Dustin: 109-2. . . pg. 155 78-3. . . .pg. 131 234-4*. . .pg. 270 Brzozowska, Zuzanna: Brazil, Noli: Browne, Alyssa: 212-3. . . pg. 252 133 . . . .pg. 185 P8 . . . . pg. 199 P1* . . . .pg. 66 P11 . . . .pg. 258 Brown, Emily: P6 . . . . pg. 159 P11* . . . pg. 256 216-2. . . pg. 254 Buber-Ennser, Isabella: Breen, Casey: Browning, Christopher: 87-3. . . .pg. 135 P10* . . . pg. 241 62-3. . . .pg. 117 139 . . . .pg. 188 Breen, Elizabeth: 75-1. . . .pg. 129 212-3*. . .pg. 252 P5* . . . .pg. 145 209-1*. . .pg. 250 P1 . . . . pg. 66 Breen, Richard: Brown, Joey: P6* . . . .pg. 159 14-4. . . .pg. 77 149-1. . . pg. 194 Bucca, Mauricio: Breese, Derek: Brown, John: 81-4*. . . pg. 132 P7 . . . . pg. 179 153-2*. . .pg. 203 247-4. . . pg. 277 Brehm, Margaret: P4 . . . . pg. 123 Buchanan, Angela: 216-3*. . .pg. 254 Brown, Joseph: P7 . . . . pg. 179 Breinholt, Asta: 82...... pg. 133 Buchmann, Claudia: 115-3*. . .pg. 169 183 . . . .pg. 225 12...... pg. 75 Breslau, Hannah: P6 . . . . pg. 160 187-1. . . pg. 228 96-4*. . . pg. 148 Brown, J. Scott: Buckley, Cynthia: Breton, Etienne: P8 . . . . pg. 200 P1* . . . .pg. 65 156-2*. . .pg. 205 P10* . . . pg. 242

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 253 Program Participants Index (C) Buher Kane, Jennifer: Bueno, Xiana: Budnick, Jamie: Budnick –Carioli 254 Bygren, Magnus: Byerly, Jack: Butts, Carter: Butler, Zack: Busetta, Annalisa: Burt, Callie: Burrows, Michael: Burroughs, Taylor: Burr, Jeffrey: Burlando, Alfredo: Burkhauser, Richard: Burgoyne, Sarah: Burgard, Sarah: Bures, Regina: Burda, Lex: Bulanda, Ronald: Bulanda, Jennifer: P6* P3* 243-4 P7* P3 P1* 57-3 47 181-2* 86-1 P11 116-1 196-4* 203-4 49 P10 110-3 7-4 P3* 109-1 28-2* 48 38 P3* 142-1* 94-4 70 P7* ......

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Calhoun, Lisa: Calder, Catherine: Calazans, Julia: Cai, Yong: Cai, Sih-Ting: Cai, Jixuan: Cahill, Niamh: Cagney, Kate: Cabello-Hutt, Tania: Cabella, Wanda: Bzostek, Sharon: Camarda, Carlo: Camacho, Sandra: Calves, Anne- Call, Maia: Calle Aguirre, Moisés: Callahan, Rebecca: 209-1 75-1 62-3 P10* P5* P11* P7* 11-3* P3 62-2 P6 P6 82 P11* 61-1 51-1* 240 128 83-1 83-3 P1* P1* 30 Emmanuele: 223-1* 4 P6 111-4 P1 ......

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Canudas-Romo, Cano, Carlos: David:Canning, Candipan, Jennifer: Cancian, Maria: Campos, Portia: Campos deLima, Camp, Nicola: Campero Cuenca, Campbell, Mary: Campbell, Angela: Carioli, Alessandra: Carapella, Piergiorgio: Caramanis, Christina: Caputo, Jennifer: Capkova, Klara: Cao, Yiwen: P8 196-3 Lourdes: 189-1* P7* 217-3* 133-1* P8 173-4* 232-4 208-3* 75-2* P7* P2* P7* P2* 140-2 102-2* Vladimir: 22-3 P1 145-4 62-4 P11* P9* 143-3 127-2 217-2 124-2 P9 P6* 9-3* Everton: ......

* presenter

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* presenter Carll – Chapotera

Carll, Erin: Cassels, Susan: Cesare, Nina: P7* . . . .pg. 183 248-2*. . .pg. 278 247-2*. . .pg. 277

P11* . . . pg. 258 Castagnaro, Cinzia: P3* . . . .pg. 105 Program Participants Index Carlson, Daniel: 139-4. . . pg. 188 Cesur, Resul: 54-4*. . . pg. 112 Castaneda, Sheila: P10 . . . .pg. 242 159 . . . .pg. 206 78-3. . . .pg. 131 Cetorelli, Valeria: 205 . . . .pg. 248 Castiglioni, Maria: 57-3. . . .pg. 114 Carlson, Elwood: 192-1. . . pg. 230 Chace Dwyer, Sara: P9* . . . .pg. 214 Castle, Kate: P1* . . . .pg. 66 Carlson, Marcia: P6 . . . . pg. 162 Chae, Sophia: 76...... pg. 129 Castro, Andres: P4* . . . .pg. 124 162-3. . . pg. 208 156-1*. . .pg. 205 Cha, Hyungmin:

Carmo, Roberto: P6* . . . .pg. 164 P6 . . . . pg. 161 (C) P5 . . . . pg. 140 Castro, Marcia: Chai, Hye Won: Carollo, Angela: 204 . . . .pg. 247 P8* . . . .pg. 197 232-4. . . pg. 269 P5 . . . . pg. 140 Chai, Lei: Carpenter, Christopher: Caswell, Hal: P7* . . . .pg. 178 19-3. . . .pg. 79 41-3. . . .pg. 97 Chakrabarti, Averi: Carpentier, Sarah: P11 . . . .pg. 257 P5* . . . .pg. 144 P9 . . . . pg. 219 Catalano, Ralph: Chakraborty, Nirali: Carr, David: 74-3. . . .pg. 128 145-3. . . pg. 192 P4 . . . . pg. 125 204-2. . . pg. 247 P1 . . . . pg. 63 Carr, Deborah: Caton, Lauren: Chalasani, Satvika: 46-3. . . .pg. 100 P1 . . . . pg. 63 151-1. . . pg. 195 55-1*. . . pg. 113 Caudillo, Monica: Chambers, Ian: Carrico, Amanda: 69-2. . . .pg. 120 P7 . . . . pg. 179 200-3*. . .pg. 245 219-2. . . pg. 262 Chandrasekhar, Arun: Carrière, Yves: 233-4*. . .pg. 270 103-4. . . pg. 152 P5 . . . . pg. 144 P10 . . . .pg. 239 Chang, Huey-Chi Vicky: Carter, Angela: Cavalli, Nicolò: P3 . . . . pg. 107 214-2*. . .pg. 253 163-2. . . pg. 208 Chang, Jina: Cartwright, Alice: Cavanagh, Shannon: 78-4*. . . pg. 131 1-4. . . . pg. 69 104-4*. . .pg. 153 182 . . . .pg. 225 Chang, Karen: Cartwright, Kate: 145-3*. . .pg. 192 230 . . . .pg. 268 Caylor, Kelly: 200-4. . . pg. 245 Chang, Lei: Carvalho, Leandro: 3-2. . . . pg. 70 118-3. . . pg. 171 Cebolla-Boado, Hector: 115-1. . . pg. 169 Chang, Paul: Casarez, Raul: 17-4*. . . pg. 78 108-3. . . pg. 155 Cepa, Kennan: 155-2*. . .pg. 204 Chang, Wei: P7 . . . . pg. 183 P1* . . . .pg. 60 Casey, Joan: Cerda, Magdalena: 234-2. . . pg. 270 Channon, Amos: 74-3*. . . pg. 128 P10 . . . .pg. 237 Cerigo, Helen: Casey, Marcus: Chao, Fengqing: 108 . . . .pg. 154 119-1*. . .pg. 171 202-3*. . .pg. 246 83-4*. . . pg. 133 Casique, Irene: Chapa Kiti, Moses: P1* . . . .pg. 61 Cerrato, Belkis: P4* . . . .pg. 123 P8 . . . . pg. 199 Cassal, Kyle: Chapotera, Gertrude: 49...... pg. 110 Cerrutti, Marcela: 51...... pg. 111 P1 . . . . pg. 67

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 255 Program Participants Index (C) Chatterjee, Esha: Chasins, Sarah: Charleston, Kayla: Charles, John: Charles –Chung 256 Chen, Mingxin: Chen, Jingjing: Chen, Jen-Hao: Chen, Jarvis: Chen, I-Chien: Yen-hsin:Cheng, Siwei: Cheng, Cheng: Cheng, Chen, Feinian: Chen, Chen: Cheadle, Jacob: Chaudhary, Pushpa: Chaudhary, Kamal: Chattopadhyay, Chatterji, Sangeeta: 18-3 P4 148-2 145-1 P11* P5* 89-2 P8 P6* P1* 80 14-1* P2* P2 193-3* 38 33-1* 191 191 145-4 225-1 P3 P1 144-4 Aparajita: P11* P11* P1* 112-4* P11 ......

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Chindarkar, Namrata: Child, Stephanie: Chi, Guangqing: Chibuzor, Ebele: Chiao, Chi: Cherlin, Andrew: YukCheong, Fai: Chen, Zeyuan: Chen, Yi No: Chen, Xinxin: Chen, Ruibin: Chen, Ping: Chirawurah, Dennis: Chipman, Claire: Chipeta, Effie: Chipato, Tsungai: Chiocchio, Francesco: Chin, Seungwoo: Chinn, Juanita: P8 P5* P3* 200 37-2* 126-2 P10* P8* P2 136 P5 P2 P2* P1 P10 P10 P8 189-2 75-3* P4 183-4* P4* P6 P6 13-3 101-4* 243-1* 202-4 P3 ......

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Chou, Doris: Choudhuri, Pallavi: Choo, Tse-Hwei: Choi, Yoonjoung: Choi, Yool: Choi, Seung-won: Choi, Seongsoo: Choi, Kate: Choi, Hwajung: Choi, Daesung: Chiu, Chi-Tsun: Chung, Inkwan: Chung, Erica: Chuang, Christianson, Deanna: Christiansen, Solveig: Christensen, Kaare: Christakis, Nicholas: Cho, Yusun: Chowdhury, Afra: 178-4 38-1* P11* 5-3* P10 P8 193-1 14-4 P4 30-1 106-2 135-1* P5 5-4 196-1 159-3 139-3 P7* P10 P7* 2-4 P1* P1 81-3 P10* P6 14-4* 234-1* 189-3* 146-2 125 ......

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* presenter Churchill – Costenbader

Churchill, Brendan: Cohen, Elior: Connor, Dylan: 104-1*. . .pg. 152 206-1*. . .pg. 248 246-3*. . .pg. 277

205-1*. . .pg. 248 Cohen, Joel: 250-3. . . pg. 279 Program Participants Index Chu, Yue: 102-3. . . pg. 152 P7* . . . .pg. 179 179-3. . . pg. 223 Cohen, Philip: Conroy, Amy: Ciancio, Alberto: 65...... pg. 118 180-4. . . pg. 224 P8 . . . . pg. 202 P5 . . . . pg. 141 Conzo, Pierluigi: Cilek, Laura: P8 . . . . pg. 198 22-2*. . . pg. 81 129-2. . . pg. 176 Coleman, Max: Conzo, Piero: P8* . . . .pg. 201 P5* . . . .pg. 140 107-2. . . pg. 154 Cilliers, Jeanne: Coleman-Minahan, Kate: Cook, Alex: P1* . . . .pg. 65 1-2*. . . .pg. 69 83-4. . . .pg. 133

Cintron-Velez, Aixa: Colen, Cynthia: Cook, Lisa: (C) 82...... pg. 133 66...... pg. 118 108 . . . .pg. 154 Ciritel, Alexandra: 94...... pg. 147 Cools, Sara: P7* . . . .pg. 182 154 . . . .pg. 204 P7 . . . . pg. 178 Cislaghi, Benjamin: P8 . . . . pg. 203 Copeland, William: P3 . . . . pg. 107 Cole, Wade: P11 . . . .pg. 254 Clark, Alice: 12-4. . . .pg. 75 Cope, Michael: 159-2*. . .pg. 206 Collet, Francois: 186-1. . . pg. 227 Clark, Anastasia: 232-2. . . pg. 269 Copp, Jennifer: 229-1. . . pg. 267 Collin, Daniel: 52-1*. . . pg. 111 Clark, Bridget: 27-1. . . .pg. 90 155 . . . .pg. 204 60-1. . . .pg. 115 Collins-Farmer, Heather: Corcoran, Mary: Clark, Rebecca: P10 . . . .pg. 238 173-2. . . pg. 213 63...... pg. 117 Collins, Jason: Cornman, Jennifer: 189 . . . .pg. 229 P10* . . . pg. 240 46-3. . . .pg. 100 P3 . . . . pg. 108 Collinson, Mark: 55-1. . . .pg. 113 Clark, Sam: 33-4. . . .pg. 93 Cornwell, Benjamin: P1 . . . . pg. 66 39-4. . . .pg. 96 P2 . . . . pg. 82 Clark, Samuel: Comfort, Alison: Cortes, Kalena: 41-1*. . . pg. 97 P6* . . . .pg. 158 108-2. . . pg. 154 Clark, William: Comolli, Chiara Ludovica: Cosic, Damir: 143 . . . .pg. 190 P1* . . . .pg. 66 95-1*. . . pg. 148 Clem, Ralph: Compaore, Yacouba: Cossman, Lynne: P10 . . . .pg. 242 P8 . . . . pg. 196 34...... pg. 93 Clouston, Sean: Compernolle, Ellen: 89-3. . . .pg. 137 P10* . . . pg. 238 33-2*. . . pg. 93 129 . . . .pg. 176 Cobb, Curtiss: 162-1*. . .pg. 208 P8 . . . . pg. 198 167-3. . . pg. 210 Coney, Sarah: P10 . . . .pg. 240 Cobb, Ryon: P6 . . . . pg. 164 Costa da Silva, Wendella: P5* . . . .pg. 141 Cong, Zhen: P6 . . . . pg. 164 Cockerham, William: P3* . . . .pg. 103 Costa, Megan: 79-4. . . .pg. 131 P10 . . . .pg. 239 53-2. . . .pg. 112 P10* . . . pg. 237 Coffey, Diane: Costello, Elizabeth: P8 . . . . pg. 199 Conley, Dalton: P11 . . . .pg. 254 58-2. . . .pg. 114 Costenbader, Elizabeth: Cohen, Alicia: 199 . . . .pg. 245 177-2. . . pg. 222 P8 . . . . pg. 197

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 257 Program Participants Index (D) Couch, Kenneth: Coubes, Marie-Laure: Cotton, Cassandra: Cotton –Davenport 258 Crouch, Elizabeth: Cross, Christina: Crosnoe, Robert: Crimmins, Eileen: Crespo Cuaresma, Jesus: Crandall, AliceAnn: Craig, Lyn: Crabbe, Rowena: Cozzolino, Elizabeth: Cox, Ronald: Covington, Heather: Coutinho, Raquel: Courtot, Brigette: Courtin, Emilie: Counterman, Miriam: P9 P2* P6 182-1 132-2* 209-4 160-1 P5 P5 191-2 67-3 P3 8-1 205-1 104-1 54 46-4* 106-2 136-4* 134-3 P7 P6 P3 219-3 131-3 73-4 P3* 250-3 P11 203-4* ......

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Currit, Alex: Curran, Sara: Cunningham, Solveig: Cunningham, Angela: Cullen, Mark: Cukrowska-Torzewska, Cueto, Enriqueta: Cuesta, Laura: Cruz Castanheira, Crowell, Amber: Crowder, Kyle: Dabergott, Filip: Curtis, Siân: Curtis, Katherine: Curtis, John: Curry, Matthew: 127-4 P6* P9 P4 70-4 53-2 P7* 66-2 173-1 Ewa: 83-3 165-3* P3* Helena: P9 P11 250-2 199-1* 106-4 18-1 P8* 111-4 250-4 223 200-1 171-4 92 59-1 97-4 43-2* ......

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Das Gupta, Monica: Dasgupta, Aisha: Das, Dhiman: Das, Bhaswati: Darroch, Jacqueline: Darney, Blair: Danilova, Inna: Linh: Dang, Damian, Damian: Damaske, Sarah: Dallman, Scott: Johan: Dahlberg, Dahal, Minakshi: Dagadu, Nana: Dacass, Tennecia: Davenport, Frank: Dave, Dhaval: DaVanzo, Julie: Das, Sibabrata: Das, Ipsita: Dasgupta, Rajib: P2* 232-1 151-4 P8 175-4* 141-3 97-1 P10 P6* P3* P4* 98-3* 181-1 181-1* 117 98 P6 P10 111-1 90-3 24-2 9 45-3* P10* P1* 227-4 P4* ......

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* presenter Daviglus – Dirlam

Daviglus, Martha: de Milliano, Marlous: Dey, Sudeshna: 78-3. . . .pg. 131 P3* . . . .pg. 101 144-4*. . .pg. 191 P9 . . . . pg. 220 Denardo, Danielle: P1* . . . .pg. 65 Program Participants Index Davis, Helen: P6* . . . .pg. 165 Dhillon, Preeti: 249-1. . . pg. 278 Denham, Alina: 215-4*. . .pg. 253 Davis, Jason: P8* . . . .pg. 197 Diallo, Ibrahima: P11 . . . .pg. 256 P8* . . . .pg. 197 P10 . . . .pg. 240 Davis-Kean, Pamela: Denier, Nicole: Diamond-Smith, Nadia: 199-3. . . pg. 245 242 . . . .pg. 274 24-3. . . .pg. 88 Daw, Jonathan: P9 . . . . pg. 218 53...... pg. 112 47...... pg. 109 Denney, Justin: 151-4*. . .pg. 195 55-4. . . .pg. 113 21-4*. . . pg. 80 180-4*. . .pg. 224 214 . . . .pg. 252 96-3. . . .pg. 148 Dennis, Jeff: (D) 109 . . . .pg. 155 242-3. . . pg. 275 Diaz, Christina: 179 . . . .pg. 223 Denoeux, Genevieve: 217 . . . .pg. 260 De Alwis, Sheruni: P9* . . . .pg. 218 Diaz, Gloria: P9* . . . .pg. 213 DePoy, Hannah: 2-4. . . . pg. 70 P9* . . . .pg. 213 89-3. . . .pg. 137 Diaz McConnell, Eileen: Dean, Sarah: P10 . . . .pg. 240 18-4. . . .pg. 79 189-2. . . pg. 229 De, Prabal: Diaz-Venegas, Carlos: de Araújo Bezerra, 2-2*. . . .pg. 69 93-1*. . . pg. 146 Adriel: 110-4*. . .pg. 166 Di Bartolomeo, Anna: P6 . . . . pg. 164 Deresse, Assefa Seme: P9* . . . .pg. 217 Deater-Deckard, Kirby: P1 . . . . pg. 67 Dibashimwa, Dieudonne: 3-2. . . . pg. 70 P7 . . . . pg. 180 P1 . . . . pg. 65 Debiasi, Enrico: Dernberger, Brittany: Dick, Danielle: P8* . . . .pg. 200 54-2. . . .pg. 112 P5 . . . . pg. 145 Degfie, Tizta: Desai, Sheila: Dieci, Maria: 237-2*. . .pg. 272 1-1. . . . pg. 69 72-3*. . . pg. 127 238-1. . . pg. 272 Desai, Sonalde: Di Giunta, Laura: DeGraff, Deborah: 33-3. . . .pg. 93 3-2. . . . pg. 70 P10 . . . .pg. 237 125-1. . . pg. 174 di Lego Goncalves, de-Graft Aikins, Ama: P7 . . . . pg. 179 Vanessa Gabrielle: P5 . . . . pg. 141 P10 . . . .pg. 238 167-4. . . pg. 210 P5 . . . . pg. 141 P11 . . . .pg. 259 P10* . . . pg. 241 Dehury, Bidyadhar: P11 . . . .pg. 260 Dimitrova, Anna: P10* . . . pg. 242 DeSalvo, Bethany: P3 . . . . pg. 104 Dekhtyar, Serhiy: 81-2. . . .pg. 132 P3* . . . .pg. 102 P6 . . . . pg. 166 Desta, Selamawit: Di Nallo, Alessandro: Delavande, Adeline: P1 . . . . pg. 67 P4* . . . .pg. 122 P8 . . . . pg. 202 P7 . . . . pg. 180 Ding, Ruoxi: Del Boca, Daniela: DeWaard, Jack: P4 . . . . pg. 121 P4 . . . . pg. 126 15...... pg. 77 P4* . . . .pg. 123 Del Fava, Emanuele: 59-1*. . . pg. 115 Dinsmore, Ellen: P8 . . . . pg. 199 59-3. . . .pg. 115 P11* . . . pg. 258 200-1*. . .pg. 245 de Lima, Luciana: 250-4. . . pg. 279 Dirlam, Jonathan: P11* . . . pg. 256 208-1. . . pg. 249 De Wet, Nicole: Delpierre, Matthieu: 188-3*. . .pg. 228 P11 . . . .pg. 254

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 259 Program Participants Index (D) Djemai, Elodie: Dixit, Priyanka: Dixit –Dues 260 Donastorg Cabral, Yeycy: Dommermuth, Lars: Domingue, Benjamin: Domingo, Andreu: Do, Mai: Dollar, Nathan: Dole, Nancy: Do, Duy: Dodoo, NaaDodua: Dodoo, Francis: Dodini, Samuel: Dodge, Kenneth: Doblhammer, Gabriele: Djundeva, Maja: Djogbenou, Robert: P3 98-4 56-2* 230-4 P2 P1 232-1 201-4 192-2 118 93-4 67-3 58-4 36-3* P9 230-4 89-1* 220-1 73-1 66-3 P4* 153 P1 249 P6* 3-2 57-1 P9* P8* 215-2* P4* P1* ......

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Dorius, Cassandra: Dorinski, Suzanne: Doren, Catherine: Dorelien, Audrey: Donnelly, Rachel: Donnelly, Peter: Donnelly Moran, Donnelly, Louis: Hao: Dong, Dondero, Molly: Donato, Katharine: Downer, Paige: Downer, Brian: Julie: Dowling, Dowd, Jennifer: Douville, Tongyuan: Douglas-Hall, Ayana: P6 182-4* P3* 132-3* 229-3 141-3 P2 220-2* 55-3* 19 P5 P3* Kathleen: 209-2* 146-3 107-4* 68 30-2* P9* 200-3 P5* P10* 140 10-3 168 73-4* 58 36 183-2 P6* ......

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Dribe, Martin: Drew, Laura: Drew, Julia: Drentea, Patricia: Drefahl, Sven: Do, Young Kyung: Doxsey-Whitfield, Erin: Dow, William: Downs, Barbara: Jae: Downing, Dues, Adrianne: Dudel, Christian: Duarte, Yeda: Duan, Haoshu: DSouza, Stephanie: Drouhot, Lucas: 140 72-3 21-1* 21 P8 P6* 85-4* P3* P10 P5* P1* 64-3 P10 P8* P10 211-4* P8 P1 249-3* 249-2 164-2 127-1 94-2 P2 7 P3* 232-4 129-4* P2 200-2 P8* P7 P4 ......

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* presenter Dugan – Escamilla

Dugan, Jerome: Eborka, Kennedy: Eloundou-Enyegue, P11* . . . pg. 259 126-2. . . pg. 175 Parfait:

Dukhovnov, Denys: Echave, Paola: 238 . . . .pg. 272 Program Participants Index P2* . . . .pg. 86 208-1. . . pg. 249 Elvidge, Christopher: P5 . . . . pg. 141 Echeverri, Beatriz: 37-3. . . .pg. 95 Dumais, Susan: P8 . . . . pg. 201 Elwert, Annika: P4* . . . .pg. 125 Edberg, Mark: 53-4*. . . pg. 112 Duncan, Greg: P6 . . . . pg. 159 105-2*. . .pg. 153 199-4*. . .pg. 245 Edelblute, Heather: Emaway, Dessalew: Dunifon, Rachel: P8 . . . . pg. 197 90-2. . . .pg. 137 178-1. . . pg. 223 Edmeades, Jeffrey: Emery, Thomas: P2 . . . . pg. 85 P2 . . . . pg. 82 P3* . . . .pg. 106

Dunville, Richard: Edmunds, Chrisse: Emina, Jacques: (E) P1 . . . . pg. 61 P4* . . . .pg. 121 20...... pg. 79 Dupre, Matthew: Eeckhaut, Mieke: Endsley, Arthur: 93-2. . . .pg. 147 233 . . . .pg. 270 166-3. . . pg. 210 225-3. . . pg. 265 Eeckout, Jan: Engelman, Michal: Dupuy, Arnaud: 152-4. . . pg. 196 99-1. . . .pg. 150 P11 . . . .pg. 254 Efevbera, Yvette: England, Paula: Duraisamy, Malathy: P1 . . . . pg. 64 69-2. . . .pg. 120 P9 . . . . pg. 216 Ehrenthal, Deborah: 203-1*. . .pg. 247 Durfee, Thomas: P6 . . . . pg. 160 Engstrom, Ryan: P8 . . . . pg. 201 Eickmeyer, Kasey: 113-3. . . pg. 168 Duthé, Géraldine: 182-3*. . .pg. 225 Engzell, Per: 161-1. . . pg. 207 Eisen, Ellen: P11 . . . .pg. 255 Dutta, Mili: 66-2. . . .pg. 119 Enns, Eva: 203-2*. . .pg. 247 Elbel, Brian: P8 . . . . pg. 203 P11* . . . pg. 256 17-1. . . .pg. 78 Entwisle, Barbara: Dwivedi, Laxmi: Elewonibi, Bilikisu: 223-2*. . .pg. 264 98-4*. . . pg. 149 P8* . . . .pg. 199 P9 . . . . pg. 214 P3* . . . .pg. 107 Eppink, Samuel: P5 . . . . pg. 142 Elliott, James: 114 . . . .pg. 168 19-3. . . .pg. 79 Dwyer Emory, Allison: 181 . . . .pg. 224 Erickson, Gina: 76-2. . . .pg. 129 Ellis, Mark: P4* . . . .pg. 122 128 . . . .pg. 176 Eriksson, Björn: P2* . . . .pg. 84 100-4. . . pg. 150 207-4. . . pg. 249 P11 . . . .pg. 259 E Ellwardt, Lea: Eriksson, Helen: P9 . . . . pg. 215 P2* . . . .pg. 87 Eads, Alicia: Elo, Irma: P9* . . . .pg. 218 P7 . . . . pg. 182 5-3. . . . pg. 71 Erlangsen, Annette: Easley, Janeria: 34-1*. . . pg. 93 102-2. . . pg. 151 152-2*. . .pg. 196 168 . . . .pg. 211 Erman, Jeylan: 166 . . . .pg. 210 231-1. . . pg. 268 35-4. . . .pg. 94 East, Chloe: 232 . . . .pg. 269 Erulkar, Annabel: 43-1*. . . pg. 98 El Ouazzani Touhami, 217-4. . . pg. 261 146-4*. . .pg. 192 Zineb: P6 . . . . pg. 161 Ebeling, Marcus: 77-2*. . . pg. 130 Escamilla, Veronica: 102-3. . . pg. 152 P6* . . . .pg. 161 P8* . . . .pg. 196

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 261 Program Participants Index (F) Estrada Marquez, Estrada, Leobardo: Essendi, Hildah: Essendi –Field 262 Falkingham, Jane: Faherty, Laura: Fadeyibi, Opeyemi: Faccio, Bianca: Fabic, Madeleine: Faber, Jacob: Exavery, Amon: Ewemade, Jude: Everett, Bethany: Evans, Tom: Evans, Megan: Evans, Ann: Evangelist, Michael: Evandrou, Maria: Eunhye, Kwak: P4* 215-1 P10 P10 P6 P3 P5* P2 P6 20-3 175-3 108-1* P4* P3* 228-2* P6* 84 200-4 218 50-1* 149 P10 P6* 196-3 Fatima: P5 ......

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Farshchi, Ehsan: Farron, Madeline: Farrell, Meagan: Farkas, Kriszta: Farkas, George: Farina, Matthew: Farfan, Gabriela: Fan, Xinguang: Fan, Wen: Fang, Lue: Fang, Fang: Fan, Cindy: Fallesen, Peter: Feehan, Dennis: Faye, Ousmane: Faul, Jessica: Fatusi, Adesegun: Fatehkia, Masoomali: Fast, Idit: Fass, Jacob: P3 126-3 P8 P5 P11* 213 P5* 147-2 P6 241 P9 P5* 218-4 33-1 P4 P1 232-1 115-2* 167-3* 68-4* P10* 30 191-2* 36-4 P1 167-1 P4 219-3 ......

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Fernandez-Rhodes, Fernandez, Leticia: Fernandes, Danielle: Fernald, Lia: Ferguson, Kaethe: Qiushi: Feng, Kai:Feng, Fenelon, Andrew: Felker-Kantor, Erica: Felix, Monique: Feldman, Marcus: Feinberg, Seth: Feeser, Karla: Feeney, Kevin: Field, Erica: Feyisetan, Bamikale: Fettro, Marshal-Neal: Fesseha, Nebreed: Ferrie, Joseph: Ferrari, Giulia: P5 P10 183-2 P1* 177-4* 123-1 P5* 162-2* 23 54 19-4* 90-2 190 156-4* P9* P5 Lindsay: 242-2 P11 P4 P4 P5 93-2* P2* 195 169-1* 94-2 27-2* 230-4 ......

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* presenter Figueroa – Franceschini

Figueroa, Cristian: Flanagan, Daniel: Fomby, Paula: 167-4. . . pg. 210 188-4. . . pg. 229 8-2. . . . pg. 73

Finch, Brian: Flaquer, Lluis: 120-3. . . pg. 172 Program Participants Index 134-2. . . pg. 186 P4 . . . . pg. 122 134 . . . .pg. 186 P8* . . . .pg. 203 Flaxman, Abraham: 182-1*. . .pg. 225 Finer, Lawrence: P3 . . . . pg. 105 Fong, Eric: 23-4. . . .pg. 81 Fledderjohann, Jasmine: 245 . . . .pg. 276 Finke, Roger: 185-3*. . .pg. 227 P9 . . . . pg. 214 P3 . . . . pg. 103 Fleming, Paul: Font, Sarah: Fink, Guenther: 40...... pg. 97 216 . . . .pg. 253 P7 . . . . pg. 179 126-3*. . .pg. 175 217-2*. . .pg. 260 P4 . . . . pg. 123 Finlay, Jocelyn: P1 . . . . pg. 62 P1* . . . .pg. 67 P4* . . . .pg. 122 183-3*. . .pg. 226 (F) 237-1*. . .pg. 272 P3 . . . . pg. 107 Ford, Jodi: P1 . . . . pg. 64 Fletcher, Erin: 75-1. . . .pg. 129 Finnegan, Amy: P8 . . . . pg. 200 Forgues, Angela: 188-2*. . .pg. 228 Fletcher, Jason: P10* . . . pg. 239 Finnigan, Ryan: 153-4. . . pg. 203 Forsstrom, Matthew: 60-1*. . . pg. 115 192-2*. . .pg. 230 P1* . . . .pg. 66 135 . . . .pg. 186 P10 . . . .pg. 239 Fossett, Mark: Fiorio, Lee: Flippen, Chenoa: P9 . . . . pg. 219 62-2*. . . pg. 117 187-4. . . pg. 228 P9* . . . .pg. 220 100-4. . . pg. 150 Flood, Sarah: Foster, Andrew: 207-4. . . pg. 249 46-1. . . .pg. 100 13...... pg. 76 P3 . . . . pg. 105 P7* . . . .pg. 181 123 . . . .pg. 173 Firmino, Bruna: Flores, Maria: 165 . . . .pg. 209 P3* . . . .pg. 103 122-1*. . .pg. 172 Foster, Diana: P6* . . . .pg. 161 P9* . . . .pg. 219 P1* . . . .pg. 63 Fischer, Shira: Flores, Martin: P6 . . . . pg. 162 P6 . . . . pg. 161 5-2. . . . pg. 71 Foster, Thomas: Fisher, Jonathan: Flores Morales, Josefina: 100-4*. . .pg. 150 81-2*. . . pg. 132 P10* . . . pg. 240 207-4*. . .pg. 249 135-2*. . .pg. 186 P10* . . . pg. 240 Fostik Sanchez, Ana Fishman, Samuel: Flores, René: Laura: 89-1. . . .pg. 136 16...... pg. 77 69-4*. . . pg. 120 Fisk, Calley: 207-2*. . .pg. 249 Fouladbash, Lisa: P3 . . . . pg. 107 Flores-Yeffal, Nadia: 92-4. . . .pg. 139 P8* . . . .pg. 203 242-3*. . .pg. 275 Fowler, Christopher: Fitch, Catherine: P9* . . . .pg. 218 106-1*. . .pg. 153 124-4*. . .pg. 174 Florian, Sandra: Fox, Ashley: 195 . . . .pg. 232 187-4*. . .pg. 228 27-4*. . . pg. 90 Fitzpatrick, Anne: Floridi, Ginevra: P6* . . . .pg. 164 13-1*. . . pg. 76 72-1*. . . pg. 127 Fox, Liana: Fitzpatrick, Brian: Flowers, Hilary: 95-3*. . . pg. 148 211-3. . . pg. 251 P7* . . . .pg. 184 124 . . . .pg. 173 P4 . . . . pg. 122 Fitzpatrick, Maria: Fokkema, Tineke: 244-3. . . pg. 276 P8 . . . . pg. 202 Franceschini, Nora: P9 . . . . pg. 220 Flaim, Amanda: Folch, David: 92-1*. . . pg. 138 106-1. . . pg. 153

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 263 Program Participants Index (G) Frankenberg, Elizabeth: Franco Gavonel, Maria Francis-Tan, Andrew: Francis-Tan –Garcia 264 Friedson, Andrew: Friedman, Samantha: Friedman, Joseph: Friedman, Esther: Friedland, Lizandra: Friedemann-Sanchez, Fricke, Julie: Frey, William: Frey, Nathan: Freidman, Travis: Freese, Jeremy: Freedman, Vicki: Frech, Adrianne: Franklin, Rachel: Frankenberg, Erica: P11* P7* 177 56-4 P10* 18 24-2* 12-2* 178-3* 80-3* P2 Greta: P10 P8* 84-3* 172-1* 190-1 P10 93-4 58-3 55-1 46-3* P8* 227-4 79 133-3 P11 P5 114-3* 39-3* del Carmen: ......

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Gabriel, Ryan: Gable, Alexis: Gabay-Egozi, Limor: Fussell, Elizabeth: Furstenberg, Frank: Fu, Hongyun: Fuentes, Liza: Frye, Margaret: Frost, Elisa: Frizzell, Laura: Frisco, Michelle: Galarraga, Omar: Galadanci, Hadiza: Gakidou, Emmanuela: Gailey, Samantha: Gagnon, Dominic: Gagnon, Alain: Gagnebe Marriott,Heidi: Gaduh, Arya: 105-3 18-1 80-4* 243-2* 200-1 181 114 59-1 37 156-1 P5* 1 125-2 P3 131-1 P11 234-3* 75 88-3 P7 12-2 P10* P10* P10 P1 222-3* 197 250-2 ......

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Gao, Jing: Gao, Chenzhuo: Ganzeboom, Harry: Ganter, Flavien: Gansey, Romeo: Gangl, Markus: Gangestad, Greta: Gallus, Kami: Gallo, Linda: Gallis, John: Gallerani, Anna: Gallagher, Meghan: Galemba, Rebecca: Galasso, Vincenzo: Garcia, Michael: Garcia Martinez, Laura: Garcia, Marc: Garcia, Jenny: Garcia-Guerrero, Victor: Garcia, Ginny: Garcia, Brigida: 76-3 204-1 P6* 207-1* 135-3* P2* 24-2 P10 P8 226 99 P5* P8* P1* 77-3 P10 37-4* 37-1 P11* P4 81-1* 15-4 231-1 80-1 112-2 134-3 P9 78-3 ......

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* presenter Garcia Roman – Giudicessi

Garcia Roman, Juan: Geddes, Richard: Ghosh, Saswata: P7* . . . .pg. 181 136-3. . . pg. 187 P1 . . . . pg. 65 Garcia, Sarah: Gee, Gilbert: Ghosh, Tilottama: Program Participants Index P5 . . . . pg. 146 201-3. . . pg. 246 37-3*. . . pg. 95 García, William: P5 . . . . pg. 146 Giannella, Eric: 83-3*. . . pg. 133 Geffen, Rona: 163-3. . . pg. 208 Gardner, Elliot: 80-1. . . .pg. 132 Giano, Zachary: 183-2. . . pg. 226 Gelbgiser, Dafna: 134-3. . . pg. 186 Gardner, Todd: 7. . . . . pg. 72 Giarrusso, Roseann: 11-1. . . .pg. 75 Gemmill, Alison: 176-3. . . pg. 222 Garfinkel, Irv: 204-2*. . .pg. 247 Gibbons, Claire: 216-1*. . .pg. 254 P10 . . . .pg. 242 82...... pg. 133

Garip, Filiz: Genadek, Katie: Gibbons, Joseph: (G) 15-4*. . . pg. 77 21-2*. . . pg. 80 133-4*. . .pg. 186 Garrett, Eilidh: 46-1. . . .pg. 100 Gibson-Davis, Christina: 153-3. . . pg. 203 120 . . . .pg. 171 91-4. . . .pg. 138 195 . . . .pg. 232 152-1. . . pg. 195 Garriga, Anna: P1 . . . . pg. 63 132-1*. . .pg. 178 P7 . . . . pg. 181 Gichangi, Peter: P4* . . . .pg. 122 P6 . . . . pg. 159 Geneus, Christian: Gartner, Danielle: P6 . . . . pg. 165 Gilbertson, Meredith: P8* . . . .pg. 198 28-4*. . . pg. 90 Genoni, Maria: Garver, Sarah: 147-2. . . pg. 193 Gildner, Theresa: 170-2*. . .pg. 212 93-3*. . . pg. 147 184-4*. . .pg. 227 Geoghegan, Jacqueline: P4 . . . . pg. 123 Gill, Lakhpreet: P1 . . . . pg. 67 36-4. . . .pg. 95 Gassman-Pines, Anna: George, Danielle: 116-4. . . pg. 170 P7* . . . .pg. 185 91-4. . . .pg. 138 Gilroy, Connor: Gates, Gary: Georges, Daniela: 8-3*. . . .pg. 73 57-1*. . . pg. 114 85...... pg. 134 Ginsburg, Carren: Gates, Jason: Gerber, Theodore: 33-4. . . .pg. 93 194-3. . . pg. 232 12-3*. . . pg. 75 39-4. . . .pg. 96 P9 . . . . pg. 216 Gaulke, Amanda: P11* . . . pg. 258 Gioia, Ciro: 175-4. . . pg. 221 245-2. . . pg. 276 Gerdts, Caitlin: Gautam, Vandana: 1-3. . . . pg. 69 Giordano, Peggy: 214-4*. . .pg. 253 24-4. . . .pg. 89 175-1. . . pg. 221 Gaydosh, Lauren: Gerland, Patrick: Giorguli-Saucedo, Silvia: 2. . . . . pg. 69 41-2. . . .pg. 97 63-2. . . .pg. 117 36-1. . . .pg. 94 83-4. . . .pg. 133 Gipson, Jessica: 66-3. . . .pg. 119 167 . . . .pg. 210 P1* . . . .pg. 67 118 . . . .pg. 170 Gershoff, Elizabeth: P6 . . . . pg. 165 146-3*. . .pg. 192 P6* . . . .pg. 158 220-1*. . .pg. 262 P4 . . . . pg. 122 Geruso, Michael: Girard, Amy: Gayet, Cecilia: P5 . . . . pg. 145 P1 . . . . pg. 64 4-3. . . . pg. 71 Ghimire, Dirgha: Girod, Candace: Gayfield, Asiah: 84-2. . . .pg. 134 P8* . . . .pg. 198 P7 . . . . pg. 182 Ghio, Daniela: Gitter, Seth: Gebreselassie, Tesfayi: P8* . . . .pg. 200 111-3*. . .pg. 167 245-2*. . .pg. 276 Ghirimoldi, Federico: Giudicessi, Averi: P5* . . . .pg. 139 P9 . . . . pg. 220 PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 265 Program Participants Index (G) Glass, Jennifer: Giuntella, Osea: Giudici, Cristina: Giudici –Greenberg 266 Goldstein, Joshua: Gold, Sarah: Goldman, Noreen: Goldmann, Gustave: Goldman-Mellor, Sidra: Goldman, Alyssa: Rachel: Goldberg, Goisis, Alice: Goel, Varun: Glymour, Maria: Glover, Annie: Glick, Jennifer: Glei, Dana: Glazer, Kimberly: P8 102-1 102 65 P4* P4 66-1* 36-1 6 P7* 74-3 P5* P2* 163 236 187 142-1 94-4 P8* P2* 3-3 92-4* 163-3 73-3 P6* P1 P3 78-1* 66-1 36-1* 88-3 149-2 101-3 ......

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Goode, Joshua: Gonzalez, Richard: Gonzalez Gonzalez, Gonzalez-Barrera, Ana: Gonzales, Gilbert: Gonlin, Vanessa: Gonalons Pons, Pilar: Gomez, Scarlett: Gómez-Olivé, F. Xavier: Gómez-León, Madelin: Gomez, Bayardo: Gomez, Anu: Goli, Srinivas: Gordon-Larsen, Penny: Gordon, Colin: Goosby, Bridget: Goodwin, Sharon: Goodwin, Julia: Goodreau, Steven: Goodman, Julia: P3 51-4 Cesar: P7* 19-3 P7 227-3* 174 149-2* P5 P1 121-2 39-4 P7* 230-4 P1 P6 9-1 P9 190-2* 201 P5 73-2* P1* P7* 201-4 120-3* 8-2* ......

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Grant, Monica: Grant, Christan: Grant, Annaliese: Graham, Elspeth: Graham, Carol: Graetz, Nick: Gracia, Pablo: Grace, Kathryn: Gowen, Clarence: Goujon, Anne: Gough, Margaret: Gorman, Bridget: Greenberg, Karra: Graziul, Chris: Gray, Ron: Gray, Edith: Gray, Clark: Grau-Grau, Marc: P5 P6 P6* 182-4 177-3* 129 P7* 190-1 P1 205-2 71 50-1 144-1 97 92-4 92-2* 4-2 P7 69-3* 247-2 162-3* P9 220-3 12-2 P7 P3 185 141-3* 97-1* 92-2 88 ......

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* presenter Greenberg – Haberland

Greenberg, Samantha: Grusky, David B.: Gupta, Sumati: P8 . . . . pg. 202 81-2. . . .pg. 132 P8 . . . . pg. 202 Gregowski, Amy: Gryn, Thomas: Gurak, Douglas: Program Participants Index P1 . . . . pg. 65 P9* . . . .pg. 216 57...... pg. 114 Greil, Arthur: Gubernskaya, Zoya: Guranich, Gregory: P2 . . . . pg. 87 99...... pg. 150 90-1. . . .pg. 137 P6 . . . . pg. 160 231 . . . .pg. 268 Gurrentz, Benjamin: Grenfell, Bryan: Gubert, Flore: 91-3*. . . pg. 138 129-1. . . pg. 176 15-3. . . .pg. 77 Gutierrez, Emilio: Grepin, Karen: Gu, Danan: P5 . . . . pg. 142 145-3. . . pg. 192 93-2. . . .pg. 147 Gutierrez-Vazquez, Edith: Grieger, Lloyd: 161-2. . . pg. 207 P6 . . . . pg. 164

146 . . . .pg. 192 225-3. . . pg. 265 Gutin, Iliya: (H) P11* . . . pg. 260 P5* . . . .pg. 139 89-1. . . .pg. 136 Griffin, Lauren: Guedes, Gilvan: P4* . . . .pg. 121 P7* . . . .pg. 182 P3 . . . . pg. 103 Gutmann, Myron: Griffin, Risa: P6 . . . . pg. 161 246-3. . . pg. 277 148-3*. . .pg. 193 Gu, Honghuan: 250-3. . . pg. 279 P2* . . . .pg. 88 P3* . . . .pg. 103 Guwatudde, David: Grigoriev, Pavel: Guillot, Michel: P1 . . . . pg. 64 45-2. . . .pg. 99 231-1*. . .pg. 268 Guzman, Lina: 45-3. . . .pg. 100 Guimaraes, Raphael: P2 . . . . pg. 85 P11 . . . .pg. 257 29-2*. . . pg. 91 P7 . . . . pg. 185 Grigoryeva, Angelina: 129-3*. . .pg. 176 Guzzo, Karen: 246-1*. . .pg. 276 Guimaraes, Raquel: 71-3. . . .pg. 127 Grillos, Tara: 225-4*. . .pg. 265 91-1. . . .pg. 138 88-2. . . .pg. 136 Gul, Agha: 137-1. . . pg. 187 Grilo, Stephanie: 145-3. . . pg. 192 182-2. . . pg. 225 2-4*. . . .pg. 70 Guma, Jordi: 182-3. . . pg. 225 Groene, Emily: P5* . . . .pg. 143 236-4*. . .pg. 272 P8* . . . .pg. 203 P5* . . . .pg. 143 Gyal, Lhusham: Gromis, Ashley: Guo, Chao: P6 . . . . pg. 158 P5* . . . .pg. 146 P4 . . . . pg. 121 Gyaltsen, Kunchok: Grossbard, Shoshana: Guo, Fei: P6 . . . . pg. 158 136-3*. . .pg. 187 87-1*. . . pg. 135 Grossman, Daniel: 245-4. . . pg. 276 H P9 . . . . pg. 213 219-1. . . pg. 262 Haan, Mary: P6 . . . . pg. 164 Guo, Guang: P5 . . . . pg. 142 Gross, Mark: P5 . . . . pg. 143 P6 . . . . pg. 158 Haan, Michael: 33-4*. . . pg. 93 16-1*. . . pg. 77 Grover, Josiah: Guo, Zhen: 100 . . . .pg. 150 P4 . . . . pg. 125 P10 . . . .pg. 241 P3 . . . . pg. 103 Groves, Robert: Gupta, Aashish: Haardoerfer, Regine: 138-1*. . .pg. 188 74...... pg. 128 P5 . . . . pg. 145 168 . . . .pg. 211 98-2*. . . pg. 149 P8* . . . .pg. 199 Haas, Steven: Grundy, Emily: 202 . . . .pg. 246 235-4*. . .pg. 271 Gupta, Disha: 215-3*. . .pg. 253 Haberland, Nicole: Grunow, Daniela: P6* . . . .pg. 160 P5* . . . .pg. 145 176-4. . . pg. 222

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 267 Program Participants Index (H) Hagaman, Ashley: Hacker, J. David: Haber, Noah: Haber –Hardy 268 Hall, Matthew: Hallman, Kelly: Haller, William: Hall, Casey: Hale, JoMhairi: Hakovirta, Mia: Ha, Jung-Hwa: Ha, Jasmine: Hainmueller, Jens: Hailey, Chantal: Hagedorn, Annelise: P3* P7* P7 207 127-4 P4 236-3* 34-4 84-2* P10* P9 99-2 64-3 165-3 P10* 87 59-3* 59-1 16-2* P9 213-2* 175-3* P4* P3 P7* 76-3* ......

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Hamilton, Deven: Hamilton, Darrick: Hamer, Mark: Hameed, Waqas: Hamby, Bryant: Hamad, Rita: Hamadou, Saidou: Haltiwanger, John: Halterman, Jill: Halpern-Manners, Halpern, Carolyn: Hamoudi, Amar: Hammersmith, Anna: Hamjediers, Maik: Hamilton, Tod: Hamilton, Hayley: Hamilton, Erin: P1 P8 P2 145-3 79-4 27-1* P7 14-2 P5 P9 Andrew: P8* P7 P6 P1 220-1 189-2 85-1 73-1 66-3 2 88-1* P2* 170-4* 55-2 P7* 176-1* 234-4 60 7-1* P9 207 99-2* ......

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Hao, Lingxin: Hanspal, Sophie: Hanson, Kayla: Hanson, Heidi: Hanson, Carl: Han, SeungYong: Hansen-Lewis, Jamie: Hansen, Anne: Han, SaeHwang: Hannum, Emily: Hannemann, Tina: Hank, Karsten: Hangartner, Dominik: Handcock, Mark: Hardy, Melissa: Hardie, Jessica: Hardee, Karen: Haralampoudis, 204-4 P7 158-2 P9 P3 221 208-3 142-4 180-2 80-3 P3 237 183 P2 157-4 Alexandra: P10* 44 217-3 P1 P8* P8 P1 89-4* 8-1 P5* 74-2* 45-1 116-1* ......

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* presenter Hargrove – Helwig

Hargrove, Taylor: Harris, Misty: Hayford, Sarah: 66-3*. . . pg. 119 89-3. . . .pg. 137 63-3. . . .pg. 117

154-2*. . .pg. 204 P10* . . . pg. 240 137-1*. . .pg. 187 Program Participants Index 201 . . . .pg. 246 Hart, Chloe: 184 . . . .pg. 226 220-1. . . pg. 262 84-1*. . . pg. 133 212-2*. . .pg. 252 Harker Tillman, Kathryn: Harth, Jacquelyn: 231-2. . . pg. 268 50-4*. . . pg. 110 P7* . . . .pg. 179 236-4. . . pg. 272 P6 . . . . pg. 159 P4 . . . . pg. 125 Hartley, Robert: Harkness, Susan: 43...... pg. 98 Hay, Simon: 149-3*. . .pg. 194 43-4*. . . pg. 99 P10 . . . .pg. 241 Harknett, Kristen: Hartnett, Caroline: Hays, Jake: 3. . . . . pg. 70 137-4*. . .pg. 187 104-3*. . .pg. 153 167-2. . . pg. 210 Hays, Susan:

157 . . . .pg. 205 (H) 239 . . . .pg. 273 212-4*. . .pg. 252 1-2. . . . pg. 69 Härkönen, Juho: Hart, Nick: Hayward, Mark: P3 . . . . pg. 105 138-2*. . .pg. 188 67-2. . . .pg. 119 Harling, Guy: Hart, Rannveig: P5 . . . . pg. 145 235-2. . . pg. 271 P7 . . . . pg. 178 Heath, Rachel: Harper, Cynthia: Hasanov, Fakhri: 123 . . . .pg. 173 148-1. . . pg. 193 P3* . . . .pg. 102 Hedefalk, Finn: P6 . . . . pg. 158 Haskins, Anna: 127-1*. . .pg. 175 Harper, Sam: 175 . . . .pg. 221 Hedstrom, Peter: 234-2. . . pg. 270 Hastings, Orestes: 232-2. . . pg. 269 Harrati, Amal: P9* . . . .pg. 214 Heers, Marieke: 10...... pg. 74 Hatzenbuehler, Mark: 159-4*. . .pg. 206 64...... pg. 118 201-3. . . pg. 246 P2* . . . .pg. 85 93-4*. . . pg. 147 Hauer, Mathew: Heflin, Colleen: 116 . . . .pg. 169 131 . . . .pg. 177 P10 . . . .pg. 239 4-1*. . . .pg. 71 102-4*. . .pg. 152 Heggeness, Misty: Harrington, Nicole: 218 . . . .pg. 261 124 . . . .pg. 173 P4 . . . . pg. 125 Hauschildt, Katrina: P3 . . . . pg. 106 Harris, Angel: P10* . . . pg. 242 P4 . . . . pg. 122 P9 . . . . pg. 215 P9 . . . . pg. 218 Hausen, Sonia: Harris, Emily: 205-4*. . .pg. 248 He, Guangye: P3* . . . .pg. 105 251-3. . . pg. 279 Hauser, Richard: Harris, Kathleen: 203-4. . . pg. 247 Heiland, Frank: 36-3. . . .pg. 94 99-4. . . .pg. 150 58-2. . . .pg. 114 Hauser, Robert: 194-1*. . .pg. 231 58-3. . . .pg. 114 58-4. . . .pg. 115 Heimel, Sarah: 66-3. . . .pg. 119 Hawash, Ronia: P7 . . . . pg. 179 22-4*. . . pg. 81 73-1. . . .pg. 128 He, Jingying: 75-3. . . .pg. 129 Hawkley, Louise: 95-4*. . . pg. 148 189-2. . . pg. 229 P5 . . . . pg. 139 Helgertz, Jonas: 201-4. . . pg. 246 Hayes, Jeff: 220-1. . . pg. 262 164-2*. . .pg. 209 77...... pg. 130 P5 . . . . pg. 145 P3 . . . . pg. 108 158 . . . .pg. 206 P8 . . . . pg. 202 Helmuth, Allison: P10 . . . .pg. 241 106-2. . . pg. 153 Harris, Lisa: Helwig, Nathaniel: P1 . . . . pg. 62 195-3. . . pg. 232

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 269 Program Participants Index (H) Hendricks-Muñoz, Karen: Hendi, Arun: Hemez, Paul: Hemez –Ho 270 Hernandez, Stephanie: Hernandez, Manuel: Hernandez, Julie: Hernandez-Jabalera, Hernandez, Erik: Hernandez, Elaine: Hermansen, Are: Herd, Pamela: Herd, Denise: Herbst, Chris: He, Qian: He, Ping: Heo, Nayoung: Henkhaus, Laura: Henery, Paul: 91-1* 60-2* 85-3* 92-4 P6 P6 P1* P1 63-2 Anairis: P11* P9* 142 131-1* 55-4* 143-2* 80-2* 226 93-4 73-2 58-3* P8 197-2 P9* P5* P9* 52-2* 129-4 P3 169-4* 34-1 ......

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Hill, Elaine: Hilber, Theodor: Hien, Herve: Hiedemann, Bridget: Hidalgo, Cesar: Hickman, Shelby: Hibel, Jacob: Heymann, Jody: Heydari Barardehi, Ilyar: Heuveline, Patrick: Hess, Sebastiaan: Hessel, Philipp: Hess, Chris: Jerry: Herting, Herron, Erik: Himmer, Elyssa: Hilton, Helen: Hill, Rachelle: Hill, Kenneth H.: Hill, Johnathan: Hillemeier, Marianne: 217-3 P7 P1 167-4 P5* 213 P2 P4* 156 P3 135-1 P11 250-2* 18-1 P11 P10 8-1 8-1* 46-1* 113-4 62-2 P11 70 27 P8 P5 198-4 ......

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Hoffman, Irving: Hofferth, Sandra: Hodges, Leslie: Hodge, Camilla: Hoagland, Alex: Hjern, Anders: Hjalmarsson, Simon: Hirsch, Jennifer: Hiramori, Daiki: Hirai, Ashley: Hipp, John: Hines, Caitlin: Hindin, Michelle: Hinde, Andrew: Ho, Jessica: Ho, HungChak: Höhn, Andreas: Hohmann-Marriott, Hofmann, Erin: Hoffmann, Roman: P3 11-2 213-1* 148-4 25-4* 20-2* 41 34-1 6-1* 37-2 P5* P1* 71 Bryndl: P9* P3* P3* 200 204-1 199-3 P2* P2* 17-3 P10 P4* 25-1* 2-4 171-2 94-2 ......

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* presenter Holland – Hu

Holland, Jennifer: Houle, Brian: Huber, Sarah: 104-2. . . pg. 152 40-1. . . .pg. 97 170-2. . . pg. 212 Hollingshaus, Mike: 130-1. . . pg. 177 P1 . . . . pg. 67 Program Participants Index 221-3*. . .pg. 263 235-2. . . pg. 271 P6 . . . . pg. 159 P1 . . . . pg. 64 P1* . . . .pg. 63 Hubert Lopez, Celia: P3* . . . .pg. 106 Houle, Jason: 24...... pg. 88 Holm, Anders: 7-2*. . . .pg. 73 196-3*. . .pg. 243 115-3. . . pg. 169 Hou, Wei: Hughes, Mary Elizabeth: P3 . . . . pg. 103 P10 . . . .pg. 238 217-4. . . pg. 261 Holt, Kelsey: Howard, Alexis: Huibregtse, Brooke: 145 . . . .pg. 191 235-3*. . .pg. 271 P1* . . . .pg. 64 Holway, Giuseppina: P5* . . . .pg. 144 P10* . . . pg. 239

P4 . . . . pg. 125 Howe-Huist, Elizabeth: Huisingh-Scheetz, (H) Holzman, Brian: 72-2. . . .pg. 127 Megan: P3 . . . . pg. 105 P4* . . . .pg. 124 P5 . . . . pg. 144 P11 . . . .pg. 256 Howell, Junia: Huisman, Martijn: Homan, Patricia: 143-4*. . .pg. 191 P10 . . . .pg. 238 208 . . . .pg. 249 166-1*. . .pg. 210 Hull, Terence: 241-1*. . .pg. 274 Howe, Melissa: 117-2*. . .pg. 170 Honzak, Cara: 96-4. . . .pg. 148 Hummer, Robert: P3 . . . . pg. 102 P5 . . . . pg. 144 36-3. . . .pg. 94 Hook, Jennifer: Hsieh, Ning: 66-3. . . .pg. 119 158-4*. . .pg. 206 84-4*. . . pg. 134 73-1. . . .pg. 128 Hopcroft, Rosemary: 96...... pg. 148 89-1. . . .pg. 136 139-1*. . .pg. 188 Hsin, Amy: 146-1. . . pg. 192 189-2. . . pg. 229 Hopkins, Kristine: 44-3*. . . pg. 99 80-3. . . .pg. 132 220-1. . . pg. 262 219-1*. . .pg. 262 226-2. . . pg. 266 P6 . . . . pg. 164 86...... pg. 134 Hsu, Feng: 234-3. . . pg. 270 Hopping, Douglas: P8 . . . . pg. 198 144-1*. . .pg. 191 37-3. . . .pg. 95 Hua, Cassandra: Humphrey, Jamie: Hoque, Nazrul: P8 . . . . pg. 200 P3 . . . . pg. 101 P8 . . . . pg. 200 Huang, Alison: Hunter, Lori: Hornby, Graeme: 4. . . . . pg. 71 217-3. . . pg. 261 109-3. . . pg. 155 195-2*. . .pg. 232 223-1. . . pg. 264 Horne, Benjamin: 221-4. . . pg. 263 250-3*. . .pg. 279 P8 . . . . pg. 201 P3 . . . . pg. 101 Huang, Cheng: Horner, Elizabeth: 239-2. . . pg. 273 Husak, Greg: 109-3*. . .pg. 155 97-1. . . .pg. 149 Huang, Fang-Yi: Horowitz, Jonathan: P8* . . . .pg. 200 Hu, Shu: 61-3*. . . pg. 116 P10* . . . pg. 236 P10* . . . pg. 238 P9* . . . .pg. 214 P11* . . . pg. 260 Huang, Peng: Hotz, V. Joseph: P9 . . . . pg. 219 Hussey, Jon: 138 . . . .pg. 188 66-3. . . .pg. 119 P3 . . . . pg. 108 Huang, Xuetao: 73-1. . . .pg. 128 P11* . . . pg. 257 Hou, Feng: 220-1. . . pg. 262 206-3*. . .pg. 248 Huang, Ying: Hu, Xiaochu: P3 . . . . pg. 103 89...... pg. 136 206-4*. . .pg. 249 106-4*. . .pg. 154 P3 . . . . pg. 104 Hu, Yang: 38-3*. . . pg. 96

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 271 Program Participants Index (J) Ialomiteanu, Anca: Sun-Jae: Hwang, Hu, Yaoyue: Hu –Jennings 272 Ismail, Hussein: Islam, Samarul: Ishizuka, Patrick: Ishaku, Salisu: Isasi, Carmen: Insolera, Noura: Inoue, Yosuke: Inkpen, Christopher: Ingrassia, Salvatore: Ingerick, Meghan: Inamahoro, Chantal: Imoagene, Onoso: Imbabazi, Claudette: Imaizumi, Saori: Ihrke, David: Ice, Erin: Ibitoye, Mobolaji: 81-3 179-1* P6 217-4 P4* 98-1* 251 227-1* 173 116-3* P1 P9 78-3 177-2* P5 92-3* P11 23-4 183-3 P9 183-2 P7 113-1 119-4* P4* 7-1 ......

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Jadhav, Apoorva: Jacques, Fatima Valéria: Jacobs, Paul: Jacobsen, Wade: Jacob, Marita: Jackson, Michelle: Jackson, Margot: Jackson, Elizabeth: Jaadla, Hannaliis: Izugbara, Chimaraoke: Iveniuk, James: Itismita, Pradhan: Jain, Urvashi: Jain, Ruchi: Jain, Kshipra: Jain, Aparna: Jagger, Pamela: Jagger, Carol: 20-3* 129-3 P9* 47-4* 158-2 14 240 86 P4 183-4 153-3* 238-1* 237-2 111-2 20 P5* P1 72-4* P6* P10* P6* P1 217-4 9 204-1* 193-1 P6* ......

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Jayaweera, Ruvani: Jasso, Rosalba: Jasso, Guillermina: Jasilionis, Domantas: Jarallah, Yara: Jansen, Natalie: Jampaklay, Aree: James, William: James, Wesley: James, Sarah: James-Hawkins, Laurie: Jalovaara, Marika: Jennings, Elyse: Jenness, Samuel: Jenkins, Jade: Jenkins, Alison: Jejeebhoy, Shireen: Jee, Eunjung: Jdanov, Dmitri: 209-2 P5* P2* P7* P2 P1* 232-1 P10 P8 P1 222-4 16-4 236-3 117-3 251-1* 45-3 24-4* P9* 245-1* P11 69-1 231-2 63-3* P8 217-3 89-3 34 239-4* ......

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* presenter Jensen – Kamp Dush Jensen, Eric: Jokela, Merita: K 113-1. . . pg. 168 165-3. . . pg. 209

Program Participants Index P3 . . . . pg. 108 Jones, Dale: Kabagenyi, Allen: P9* . . . .pg. 216 P3 . . . . pg. 103 32-3. . . .pg. 92 Jensen, Leif: Jones, Galin: Kabudula, 250 . . . .pg. 279 P3 . . . . pg. 105 Chodziwadziwa: P1 . . . . pg. 63 Jiang, Leiwen: Jones, Lauren: 37-1*. . . pg. 95 6-4. . . . pg. 72 Kafle, Kashi: 59-2*. . . pg. 115 P9* . . . .pg. 218 Jones, Malia: P10 . . . .pg. 241 62...... pg. 116 Kaharuza, Frank: Jiang, Sha: P11* . . . pg. 255 P1 . . . . pg. 61

P10* . . . pg. 241 Jones, Nicholas: Kahn, Kathleen: 10-4. . . .pg. 74

Jiang, Shulin: 26-1*. . . pg. 89 (K) 121-2. . . pg. 172 P1 . . . . pg. 67 Jones, Nicole: Jin, Yongai: P7* . . . .pg. 185 Kahn, Nicole: 71-1. . . .pg. 127 P9 . . . . pg. 219 85-1*. . . pg. 134 P6* . . . .pg. 165 P1 . . . . pg. 68 Jones, Rachel: P7 . . . . pg. 183 Johansen, Igor: 219 . . . .pg. 262 P5 . . . . pg. 140 Kaida, Lisa: Jones, Rebecca: 122 . . . .pg. 172 Johansson, Anders: P5* . . . .pg. 145 232-2. . . pg. 269 Kaji, Aiko: Jonsson, Ari: 231-4. . . pg. 269 John, Neetu: P1 . . . . pg. 66 P2* . . . .pg. 82 P1* . . . .pg. 68 Kakkanattu Suresh, P6* . . . .pg. 158 Mochish: Jonsson, Jan: 230-1*. . .pg. 268 Johnsen, Sara: 157-1. . . pg. 205 219-4*. . .pg. 262 Kalamar, Amanda: Joo, Won-tak: 25-4. . . .pg. 89 Johns, Nicole: 153-4*. . .pg. 203 1-4. . . . pg. 69 145-3. . . pg. 192 P7* . . . .pg. 183 148-4*. . .pg. 194 Johnson, David: Jordan, Lisa: 199 . . . .pg. 245 Kalbfeld, Jessie: 186-4*. . .pg. 228 175-3. . . pg. 221 Johnson, Janna: Jordan, Lucy: 87...... pg. 135 Kalil, Ariel: P9* . . . .pg. 217 199-4. . . pg. 245 Johnson, Katherine: Joshi, Omkar: 213-1. . . pg. 252 P2 . . . . pg. 87 P11* . . . pg. 260 P6 . . . . pg. 160 Kalindi, Audrey: Joyner, Kara: P8 . . . . pg. 198 Johnson, Kenneth: 154-4*. . .pg. 204 110-1*. . .pg. 166 Kalousova, Lucie: Juarez, Fatima: 7-4. . . . pg. 73 Johnson, Moira: P1* . . . .pg. 64 110-3. . . pg. 166 P5* . . . .pg. 140 Juerges, Hendrik: Kamara, Vincent: Johnson, Rebecca: 22-1*. . . pg. 81 P1 . . . . pg. 61 58-1*. . . pg. 114 Julià, Albert: Kamei, Akito: Johnson, Richard: P5 . . . . pg. 143 P2* . . . .pg. 82 95-1. . . .pg. 148 P5 . . . . pg. 143 Kamo, Yoshinori: Johnston, Emily: Jung, Dawoon: P7 . . . . pg. 184 194-3*. . .pg. 232 202-4. . . pg. 247 P7 . . . . pg. 184 219-3*. . .pg. 262 Jusko, Todd: Kamp Dush, Claire: Johns-Wolfe, Elaina: P5 . . . . pg. 143 85...... pg. 134 127-4. . . pg. 176 Juster, Robert-Paul: P7* . . . .pg. 181 P8 . . . . pg. 200

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 273 Program Participants Index (K) Kanlisi, Nicholas: Jeehye:Kang, Kaneda, Toshiko: Kandikuppa, Sandeep: Kandikuppa –King 274 Kaufman, Jay: Kato, Akihiko: Kathawalla, Ummul- Kassebaum, Nicholas: Kashyap, Ridhi: Karriker-Jaffe, Katherine: Karra, Mahesh: Karraker, Amelia: Karpman, Michael: Karp, Celia: Karlsson, Omar: Karimova, Alfia: Karim, Ali: Kapteyn, Arie: Kao, Grace: 144 92-4 234-2 P2 P2* Kiram: 1-3 247 214-1* 167-1* 8-3 P8 P1* 62-4* P3 130 96 194-3 P7 P1* P3* 86-4* 204-3* 90-2 165-4 155-2 P4 183-4 P4* ......

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Kessler, Dorian: Keogh, Sarah: Kent, Katerina: Kenney, Genevieve: Kennedy, Sheela: Kennedy, Ian: Kendig, Sarah: Kelly, Laura: Kelly, Brian: Keizer, Renske: Keith, Verna: Keenan, Katherine: K. C.,Samir: Kaur, Karmjeet: Khoury, Alexander: Khlat, Myriam: Khan, Shamus: Khanna, Anoop: Khanna, Aditya: Khan, Mohammad: Khan, MdMehedi: 126 P8 219-3 224 170 48-1* P11 182 115 53-2* 131-1 76-1* P9 235-4 P11* 117-1* P4* 64-1* 231-1 25-1 2-4 P1 P8 P5* P10* 136-1* ......

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Kim, JinHyung: Kim, Jinho: Kim, Jeounghee: Kim, Hyojung: Kim, Hyerim: Kim, ErinHye-Won: Kim, Doo-Sub: Kim, ChangHwan: Killewald, Alexandra: Kihara, Tate: Kidman, Rachel: Kibira, Simon: Mathew:Kiang, King, Heather: King, Kim, Younga: Kim, Wookun: Kim, Theresa: Kim, Lanu: Kim, JungKi: Kim, Joongbaeck: Kim, Joeun: Kim, JiYeon: P9* 39-1 P7 P1 191-4* 89-2* 113-1* 116-2* 101-1* 94-2 P2 P5 P6* 96-3* 81-3 P8* P5* P11 P7* P7* P11 P2* P2* 117 221-1* 203-1 152-3* ......

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* presenter King – Kridahl

King, Michael: Knoester, Chris: Korevaar, Hannah: P7* . . . .pg. 184 P2 . . . . pg. 82 129-1*. . .pg. 176

King, Miriam: Kobayashi, Lindsay: Kornrich, Sabino: Program Participants Index 112-2. . . pg. 167 10-4*. . . pg. 74 125-4*. . .pg. 174 King, Rosalind: 93...... pg. 146 Korver-Glenn, Elizabeth: P3 . . . . pg. 108 121-2. . . pg. 172 40-2. . . .pg. 97 Kingsley, Meg: P8* . . . .pg. 199 166-1. . . pg. 210 P1 . . . . pg. 63 Koch, Brandon: Koski, Alissa: King, Valarie: P1 . . . . pg. 62 P2* . . . .pg. 84 157-3*. . .pg. 205 Koç, İsmet: Koss, Kalsea: Kinziunga Lukumu, Felly: P10 . . . .pg. 242 58-1. . . .pg. 114 23-1*. . . pg. 81 Kohlenberger, Judith: Kostaki, Anastasia:

Kiragu, Ann: 87-3. . . .pg. 135 P5* . . . .pg. 139 (K) P6 . . . . pg. 163 Kohler, Hans-Peter: Kost, Kathryn: Kirstein, Adam: 10-1. . . .pg. 74 1-1. . . . pg. 69 P11 . . . .pg. 258 38-4*. . . pg. 96 184-3. . . pg. 226 156-1. . . pg. 205 194 . . . .pg. 231 Kirui, David: 179-4. . . pg. 224 P9* . . . .pg. 218 Koussoubé, Estelle: 188 . . . .pg. 228 P1 . . . . pg. 65 Kisambira, Stephen: P4 . . . . pg. 123 P6 . . . . pg. 163 P8* . . . .pg. 202 Kovacs, Bence: P3* . . . .pg. 102 Kizer, Jessica: Kohler, Iliana: 242-1*. . .pg. 274 10-1*. . . pg. 74 Kowaleski-Jones, Lori: Kleinepier, Tom: 179-4*. . .pg. 224 P4 . . . . pg. 125 143-1*. . .pg. 190 P8 . . . . pg. 202 P8* . . . .pg. 197 Klein Hattori, Megan: Kohlmann, Wendy: Kowal, Paul: 111 . . . .pg. 167 P8 . . . . pg. 202 93-3. . . .pg. 147 148 . . . .pg. 193 Koladycz, Rebecca: Krafft, Caroline: Klemetti, Reija: P1 . . . . pg. 63 63-4*. . . pg. 117 P11* . . . pg. 255 P8 . . . . pg. 198 Kolk, Martin: Kleykamp, Meredith: 3-1. . . . pg. 70 Kraly, Ellen: 54-2*. . . pg. 112 192-3*. . .pg. 231 15...... pg. 77 186 . . . .pg. 227 Kluesener, Sebastian: P1 . . . . pg. 66 45-2. . . .pg. 99 P2 . . . . pg. 82 Kramer, Karen: 107 . . . .pg. 154 P6 . . . . pg. 160 249-1*. . .pg. 278 249-2*. . .pg. 278 P6* . . . .pg. 161 Krauchanka, Julia: P1 . . . . pg. 65 P10 . . . .pg. 237 195-1. . . pg. 232 P11* . . . pg. 257 Kolpashnikova, Kamila: Kraus, Ludwig: Knapp, Anthony: 158-1*. . .pg. 206 47-1. . . .pg. 109 206-2*. . .pg. 248 Kondo, Katsunori: Kravchenko, Julia: P3 . . . . pg. 108 P5 . . . . pg. 145 218-4. . . pg. 261 P9 . . . . pg. 215 Koning, Stephanie: P8 . . . . pg. 199 P9 . . . . pg. 216 186-3*. . .pg. 227 Kreider, Rose: Knauer, Heather: P6* . . . .pg. 160 P2 . . . . pg. 85 P4* . . . .pg. 121 Koops, Judith: Kreidl, Martin: Knight, Stacey: P7* . . . .pg. 182 48-2. . . .pg. 109 P8 . . . . pg. 201 Kopetsch, Thomas: P2 . . . . pg. 87 Knodel, John: 22-1. . . .pg. 81 Kridahl, Linda: P10 . . . .pg. 237 Korenman, Sanders: P10* . . . pg. 237 194-1. . . pg. 231

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 275 Program Participants Index (L) Krotzer, Daniela: Kroth, Darlan: Kroeger, Rhiannon: Kristiansen, Devon: Kristiansen –Lauro 276 Kurtulus, Aysenur: Kurosu, Satomi: Kunstadter, Peter: Kundu, Aditi: Kumar, Abhishek: Kulu, Hill: Kulkarni, Veena: Kulka, Amrita: Kukla, Lubomir: Kuka, Elira: Kuhn, Randall: Kugananthan, P.: Kucheva, Yana: Krysan, Maria: Kruger, Daniel: Krueger, Patrick: Krueger, Evan: P7* 148-3 P10 P2* P8 111-1* P1 P7* P7 P7 156-3 P8* P5* 210-2 146-4 207-1 181-1 P9* 11 106-2* P1 239 120-3 79-3 85-2* 110-2* 225-4 ......

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Lam, David: Lambon-Quayefio, Lamarche, Carlos: Laird, Jennifer: Lagos, Danya: Ladusingh, Laishram: LaBriola, Joe: Kye, Samuel: Kye, Bongoh: Kwon, Eunjee: Kwon, Eugena: Kutzbach, Mark: Kusunoki, Yasamin: Langenkamp, Amy: Langat, Gloria: Lane, Abby: Land, Kenneth: Landeis, Marissa: Lance, Peter: Lam, Jack: Lamidi, Esther: P6 P2* Monica: 43-4 135 P8* P3 174-4* P9* 81-3* 243-1 P9 14-2 236-2 217 137-1 211-3* P10 P2* P3 175-1* P6 120-1 228 92 ......

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Lariscy, Joseph: Lappegård, Trude: Laplant, Eric: Laplante, Benoit: Lapham, Susan: Lanuza, Yader: Lantos, Hannah: Lansford, Jennifer: Lankes, Jane: Vanessa:Lang, Langer, Ana: Lauro, Giovanna: Laurito, Agustina: Latshaw, Josh: Latkowski, Wojciech: Latif, Dramani: Latham-Mintus, Kenzie: Laszlo, Sonia: 3-2 P4 193-2* 236-4 183-1 126-3 194-2* 17-1* P10 P10 238-3* P5* P6 234 94 5-1* P1 232-1 139 209-1 136 221-4 195-2 109-3 105-4* 78-2* P2* 52 ......

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* presenter Lawrence – Li

Lawrence, Elizabeth: Lee, Marlene: Lence, Clare: 17...... pg. 78 237-1. . . pg. 272 P8 . . . . pg. 197

36-3. . . .pg. 94 Lee, Myoungjin: Leonard, Susan: Program Participants Index 73-1*. . . pg. 128 P5 . . . . pg. 141 191-1. . . pg. 230 79-3. . . .pg. 131 Lee, Ronald: Leone, Marinella: 89-1. . . .pg. 136 95-2. . . .pg. 148 165-1. . . pg. 209 146-1*. . .pg. 192 140-3. . . pg. 189 Lerch, Mathias: Lawry, Claire: Lee, Tai: 9-2*. . . .pg. 74 P11 . . . .pg. 258 P11* . . . pg. 254 Lersch, Philipp: Lawson, Nicholas: Lee, Victoria: 158-2. . . pg. 206 123-4. . . pg. 173 P2 . . . . pg. 85 174-2*. . .pg. 221 Law, Tina: Lee, Won: Lessan, Gloria: P11 . . . .pg. 260

P11 . . . .pg. 259 P9 . . . . pg. 214 (L) Lawton, Ralph: Lee, Yean-Ju: Letouzé, Emmanuel: P5* . . . .pg. 146 P7* . . . .pg. 185 62-2. . . .pg. 117 Lay, Kyaw Kyaw: Lee, Yeonjin: Levanon, Asaf: P6 . . . . pg. 163 117-4*. . .pg. 170 80-1*. . . pg. 132 Layne, China: Legewie, Joscha: Levenstein, Margaret: P11* . . . pg. 260 175-3. . . pg. 221 191-1. . . pg. 230 Lazuka, Volha: Leggett, Amanda: Levesque, Alexander: 52-3. . . .pg. 111 P5 . . . . pg. 141 241-3*. . .pg. 274 Le Bourdais, Celine: Lehrman, Rebecca: Levin, Deysia: 69-4. . . .pg. 120 54-1*. . . pg. 112 P8* . . . .pg. 201 LeBreton, Elodie: 91-4*. . . pg. 138 Levine, Morgan: 210-3. . . pg. 251 Leibbrand, Christine: 36...... pg. 94 Ledon, Charo: 18-1*. . . pg. 78 Levison, Deborah: P1 . . . . pg. 67 190-4*. . .pg. 230 P3 . . . . pg. 108 Lee, Angela: 199-1. . . pg. 245 Levtov, Ruti: 203-1. . . pg. 247 250-2. . . pg. 279 126-3. . . pg. 175 Lee, Barrett: Lei, Lei: Levy, Brian: 27-3*. . . pg. 90 33-3*. . . pg. 93 P11* . . . pg. 259 240 . . . .pg. 273 Lee, Changjun: Lewis, Jamie: P2 . . . . pg. 85 Leinaweaver, Jessaca: P3 . . . . pg. 105 P2 . . . . pg. 85 68-3*. . . pg. 120 Leyk, Stefan: Lee, Chioun: Leiser, Claire: 246-3. . . pg. 277 134-4*. . .pg. 186 89-4. . . .pg. 137 P5* . . . .pg. 144 P8 . . . . pg. 202 Liang, Daan: P3 . . . . pg. 103 Leedahl, Skye: Leisher, Craig: 235-1. . . pg. 271 P3 . . . . pg. 102 Liang, Mengjia: 151-1*. . .pg. 195 Lee, Daniel: Leitman, Leib: P5 . . . . pg. 141 242-4. . . pg. 275 Liang, Zai: 171-3. . . pg. 212 Lee, Haena: LeMasters, Katherine: P9 . . . . pg. 215 P10* . . . pg. 236 P1* . . . .pg. 68 P8* . . . .pg. 197 Li, Cheng: Lee, Hedwig: 41-2. . . .pg. 97 P2 . . . . pg. 83 Lemmon, Megan: P11* . . . pg. 259 Li, Cher: Lee, Jaein: 197-3*. . .pg. 244 P5* . . . .pg. 141 Le Moglie, Marco: 243 . . . .pg. 275 P5* . . . .pg. 141 224-1. . . pg. 265 249-4. . . pg. 278

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 277 Program Participants Index (L) Liebler, Carolyn: Lichter, Daniel: Lichter –Longfield 278 Lin, I-Fen: Lindstrom, Rachel: Lindstrom, David: Laura:Lindberg, Lindahl-Jacobsen, Rune: Li, Nan: Lim, Sojung: Li, Min: Lillard, Dean: Li, Kelin: Li, Jinjing: Li, Jenny: Li, Hsu: Liefbroer, Aart: 233-1 211-1* 110-1 106-3 170-4 55-2* 38-2* 157-3 P8 171 63-2* 16 217-1* 23-4 1-1* P5 232-4 179-2 5-4 41-2* P7* P5 P10* 188-1* 70-3* P11 P7 P5 P4 P3* P2 189 26 21-3* ......

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Little, Kristen: Li, Ting: Li, Sijie: Li, Shuzhuo: Lira, Natalie: Li, Qi: Li, Qingfeng: Lippert, Adam: Lin, Zhiyong: Lin, Yu-Hsuan: Lin, Meng-Jung: Lin, Liyue: Link, Bruce: Liu, Li: Liu, Kayuet: Liu, Jingming: Liu, Jenny: Liu, Hui: Liu, Hexuan: Liu, Airan: P4 154-1* 190-3* P10 P9 P6 P8* P1 113-4 154 45 27-3 P7* 125-1* 193-1 118-4* P9 P10 179-3 P5 99-3* P4 P4 130-3 84-4 55 164-3* 61-2

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Lodge, Evans: Lodge, Amy: Lockhart, Jeffrey: Lloyd, Brent: Llibre-Rodriguez, Juan: Llabre, Maria: Li, Zhuolin: Li, Zhuo: Li, Yue: Li, Yuanfei: Li, Xiaomao: Liu, Zhen: Liu, Xiaoying: Liu, Mao-Mei: Longfield, Kim: London, Andrew: Lomelí-Carrillo, Uriel: Loi, Silvia: Loichinger, Elke: Logan, John: Logan, Ellis: Loft, Lisbeth Trille: P10* P2* 204-4* P9 P8* 211 148 131 P8* P9* 224-3 190-1* 11-1* P8* P7* P9 P2 247-1* 103-3* P8 72-3 P9 P2* 214-3 93-2 171-3* 95-4 ......

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* presenter Long – Magarati

Long, Mark: Lukang, Maria Elisa: Lyons, Heidi: 124-3. . . pg. 174 P3 . . . . pg. 101 8. . . . . pg. 73 Longmore, Monica: Luke, Nancy: 96-2*. . . pg. 148 Program Participants Index 150 . . . .pg. 194 25...... pg. 89 Lyter Achorn, Deanna: 155 . . . .pg. 204 96-3. . . .pg. 148 195-2. . . pg. 232 175-1. . . pg. 221 130 . . . .pg. 177 Lyttelton, Thomas: Longsine, Lindsay: 152-4. . . pg. 196 2-1*. . . .pg. 69 P7 . . . . pg. 179 241-2. . . pg. 274 LoPalo, Melissa: Lundberg, Ian: M P9* . . . .pg. 214 164-4*. . .pg. 209 Lundberg, Shelly: MacCallum, Colleen: Lopez Colorado, 244-2. . . pg. 276 Summer: 128-2*. . .pg. 176 Machado, Weverthon:

P11* . . . pg. 255 Lundevaller, Erling: (M) P7* . . . .pg. 183 López, Erick: 192-4*. . .pg. 231 P9* . . . .pg. 213 P4 . . . . pg. 124 Maciejasz, Magdalena: P7 . . . . pg. 184 Lopez, Mark: P11* . . . pg. 256 P7 . . . . pg. 179 Lundström, Karin: MacKeller, Landis: 65...... pg. 118 Lopez, William: 128-4. . . pg. 176 P1 . . . . pg. 67 Luo, Jianjun: Mackenzie, Amelia: 111-4*. . .pg. 167 Lopus, Sara: P3 . . . . pg. 103 125-2*. . .pg. 174 Luo, Weixiang: MacManus, Kytt: 200-4*. . .pg. 245 193-3. . . pg. 231 P3 . . . . pg. 101 Lorenti, Angelo: Luppi, Francesca: MacQuarrie, Kerry: 64-3*. . . pg. 118 47-3. . . .pg. 109 25-3*. . . pg. 89 107-2. . . pg. 154 P1 . . . . pg. 66 Loucks, Eric: P6 . . . . pg. 162 42-2. . . .pg. 98 Lutalo, Tom: P1* . . . .pg. 64 P6* . . . .pg. 159 Louvouezo, Davy: Macy, Michael: P7 . . . . pg. 179 Luthra, Renee: P5* . . . .pg. 141 247-4. . . pg. 277 Lowell, Lindsay: Maczuga, Steven: 206-4. . . pg. 249 Lu, Tianyi: P7* . . . .pg. 182 P11 . . . .pg. 257 Lowenstein, Chris: Maddow-Zimet, Isaac: P8 . . . . pg. 199 P8* . . . .pg. 198 Lutz, Wolfgang: 1-1. . . . pg. 69 Lowrance, William: 184-3*. . .pg. 226 P8 . . . . pg. 202 P11 . . . .pg. 259 Lu, Yao: Madhavan, Sangeetha: Lozano, Mariona: 97-4*. . . pg. 149 P7* . . . .pg. 179 187 . . . .pg. 228 P4* . . . .pg. 123 P9 . . . . pg. 218 Lozano, Rafael: P7* . . . .pg. 180 Madziyire, Mugove P10 . . . .pg. 241 P8 . . . . pg. 197 Gerald: Lucas, Amy: Luy, Marc: 13-3. . . .pg. 76 180-2*. . .pg. 224 P8* . . . .pg. 200 P6 . . . . pg. 166 Lucas, Richard: Lu, Yuqi: Maes, Hermine: 46-3. . . .pg. 100 181-4*. . .pg. 225 P5 . . . . pg. 145 Ludwig-Dehm, Sarah: 247-3*. . .pg. 277 Magadi, Monica: 127 . . . .pg. 175 Lynch, Jamie: 32...... pg. 92 P9* . . . .pg. 214 79...... pg. 131 248-1*. . .pg. 277 P6 . . . . pg. 166 Luijkx, Ruud: Lynch, Scott: 81-1. . . .pg. 132 10-2. . . .pg. 74 Magarati, Maya: Lu, Jiehua: 41-4*. . . pg. 98 56...... pg. 113 93-2. . . .pg. 147 67-1. . . .pg. 119 PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 279 Program Participants Index (M) Magnée, Cécile: Magliozzi, Devon: Jennifer:Maggs, Mage, Sabine: Mage –Masanja 280 Mandemakers, Jornt: Manchanda, Navneet: Ma, Mingming: Malone, Patrick: Malone, Aaron: Mallory, Allen: Mallick, Lindsay: Ma, Li: Maldonado, Norman: Makumbi, Fredrick: Makumbi, Fred: Mak, Ho-Ching(Angela): Makani, Paul: Majid, Farhan: Maharjan, Manju: Maharjan, Dev: 142-2 P1 97-3* 225-1* P10* 72-4 3-2 P9 P6* P6 P1 248-3* 145-2* 25-3 P1 83-3 P7 P1 P1 P4* P1 P6* P6 145-4 148-1 145-4 P9* 84-1 ......

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Marcotte, John: Marchetti, Sabrina: Marbach, Moritz: Mara, Valentina: Maralani, Vida: MAPAYI, BOLADALE: Mann, Robert: Wendy:Manning, Manlove, Jennifer: Manfredi, Piero: Manduca, Robert: Mark, Nicholas: Mark, Elyse: Margoluis, Cheryl: Margolis, Rachel: Margerison-Zilko, Claire: Mare, Robert: Marella, Bianca: P3* P9 P9 200-2 105 80 2-1 P1* 7-1 P2 233-3 182-3 175-1 162-4 154-4 91-1 P2 P8 P11* P11* 69-2 177-1* P3 P3* P2 224-4* 178 104 68-1 244-2* 164 P8 ......

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Martinez, Gladys: Martinez, Andres: Martin, Christopher: Martikainen, Pekka: Marten, Linna: Marteleto, Leticia: Marsala, Miles: Marquez-Velarde, Marquez, Neal: Maroto, Michelle: Marois, Guillaume: Masanja, Honorati: Martins, Paulo Henrique: Martinson, Melissa: Martino, Enrica Maria: Martin, Molly: Martin, Michael: Martinez, Matthew: Guadalupe: P10* P11 P7 P9 218-1 P3 P6 146-2* P4* 251-2* 149 132 P3* 114-4* 126 P8 P8 P9 P8 P5 P2 232-5 208-2 179-1 P9 51-3* 56-1* P9* 110 ...... * presenter

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* presenter Maselko – Medina

Maselko, Joanna: McClintock, Elizabeth: McLean, Estelle: 76-3. . . .pg. 130 76-4*. . . pg. 130 P6 . . . . pg. 162 P7 . . . . pg. 182 McConnell, William: McLeman, Robert: Program Participants Index Masferrer, Claudia: 226-3*. . .pg. 266 223 . . . .pg. 264 245 . . . .pg. 276 McCormick, Tyler: McManus, Patricia: P9* . . . .pg. 218 103-4*. . .pg. 152 187-3*. . .pg. 228 Mason, Andrew: 179-3. . . pg. 223 McMartin, Andrew: 140-3*. . .pg. 189 McDonald, Ted: P4* . . . .pg. 124 Massey, Catherine: 100-2*. . .pg. 150 McMorrow, Stacey: 190-4. . . pg. 230 McDonnell, Cadhla: 194-3. . . pg. 232 Masters, Ryan: 130 . . . .pg. 177 McNally, Amy: 70-1. . . .pg. 126 176 . . . .pg. 222 97-1. . . .pg. 149 220 . . . .pg. 262 205-2. . . pg. 248 McNally, James: (M) Matee, Neema: 205-3*. . .pg. 248 191-1*. . .pg. 230 236-3. . . pg. 272 McDougal, Lotus: 193-4. . . pg. 231 Matney, Rachel: P3 . . . . pg. 107 McNeely, Clea: P3 . . . . pg. 106 McEniry, Mary: 44...... pg. 99 Matthay, Ellicott: 22-3*. . . pg. 81 P11 . . . .pg. 259 P5* . . . .pg. 140 P10* . . . pg. 238 McNeill, Kristen: P8 . . . . pg. 201 McFarland, Cheryl: 77...... pg. 130 Matthews, Zoe: 201-1. . . pg. 246 144-3. . . pg. 191 217-3. . . pg. 261 McFarland, Michael: McQuillan, Julia: Mattioli, Francesco: 193 . . . .pg. 231 P2 . . . . pg. 87 24-1. . . .pg. 88 201-1*. . .pg. 246 P6 . . . . pg. 160 Matysiak, Anna: 234 . . . .pg. 270 McQuin, Erin: 173-1*. . .pg. 213 McGarvey, Ronald: 183-2. . . pg. 226 240-4*. . .pg. 274 P8 . . . . pg. 197 McRee, Annie-Laurie: Mawuli, Kushitor: McGarvey, Stephen: P1 . . . . pg. 62 P6 . . . . pg. 162 39-4. . . .pg. 96 McReynolds, Matthew: P8* . . . .pg. 202 McGavock, Tamara: 70-2*. . . pg. 126 Mayol-Garcia, Yeris: 112-3*. . .pg. 168 McSorley, Eloesa: P9* . . . .pg. 215 McGregor, Alyson: 96-4. . . .pg. 148 Mazumder, Bhash: 1-4. . . . pg. 69 P5 . . . . pg. 144 246-4*. . .pg. 277 McGuire, Courtney: McWeeny, Dennis: Mazza, Angelo: P1 . . . . pg. 68 P5 . . . . pg. 146 P3* . . . .pg. 104 McHaney, Megan: Mdawida, Brian: P9 . . . . pg. 215 P8 . . . . pg. 200 215-1*. . .pg. 253 P11* . . . pg. 256 McKay, Tara: P4 . . . . pg. 121 Mberu, Blessing: 19-3*. . . pg. 79 Meadows, Sarah: 97-4. . . .pg. 149 McKee, Martin: 69...... pg. 120 McCarter, Collin: 79-1. . . .pg. 131 Meausoone, Valerie: 49-1*. . . pg. 110 McLanahan, Sara: 66-2. . . .pg. 119 McCarthy, Katharine: 58-1. . . .pg. 114 Medalia, Carla: 112-1. . . pg. 167 146-3. . . pg. 192 195-4*. . .pg. 232 P5 . . . . pg. 145 209-2. . . pg. 250 Medford, Anthony: McClain, Lauren: 216-1. . . pg. 254 P3* . . . .pg. 106 91...... pg. 138 McLaughlin, Diane: Medina, Lauren: 170 . . . .pg. 211 P4 . . . . pg. 123 P3 . . . . pg. 108

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 281 Program Participants Index (M) Meijer, Erik: Mehta, Neil: Mehta –Min 282 Menken, Jane: Qinqin: Meng, Men, Fei: Mendoza, Yoselinda: Mendola, Daria: Mencarini, Letizia: Mena-Meléndez, Melnikas, Andrea: Mellins, Claude: Melegaro, Alessia: Mekawi, Yehia: Mejia, Shannon: Mejía-Pailles, Gabriela: Mejía Arango, Silvia: Meissner, Lynn: Meijer-Irons, Jacqueline: P10 161 93-1 67 P1 88-2* P10 P2 211-1 57-3 251 249-4 224-1 184-1 107-2 101-4 24-1* P4* Lucrecia: 30-1 25-1 2-4 P8* 188-1 P3 P1 10-3 80-4 P6 P6 165-4 ......

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Meyerhofer, Pamela: Meyer, Bruce: Metheny, Nicholas: Messel, Matthew: Mesle, France: Merten, Michael: Meroni, Elena: Mernitz, Sara: Merli, Giovanna: Merler, Stefano: Merdassa, Berhane: Mensch, Barbara: Mierjeski, Alyssa: Mienko, Joseph: Miedema, Stephanie: Mickey-Pabello, David: Michelmore, Katherine: Miao, Jia: Meyer, Jess: P6* 195-4 P5* 64-2 P11 P10 45-3 134-3 P2 P2 P8 19-1* 188 103-1* P8 90-2 P4 236-1 30-1 1-4 P9 216-2 P5 P11* 243-3* P10* P10* P7* P7* ......

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Miller, Sarah: Miller, Rhiannon: Miller, Ray: Miller, Esther: Miller, Erline: Miller, Daniel: Miller, Byron: Miller, Amanda: Milivinti, Alice: Mikolai, Julia: Mi, Hong: Mier-y-Teran, Marta: Min, Stella: Mingo, Meaghan: Mineau, Geraldine: Mimche, Honore: Mills, Melinda: Mills, Jane: Miller, Shelly: P3* P7* P7 156-3* 41-2 P11* 73 40-4 89-4 P1 P11 P6 P2 118-2 P3 200-2 P8 78-1 57-4* 43-1 P2* P5* P3 P5 P2 157-4 128 78-4 40-4 50-4 54-4 ......

* presenter

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* presenter Minz – Morse

Minz, Shantidani: Mokyr Horner, Elizabeth: Moon, Ahram: 152-4. . . pg. 196 195-2. . . pg. 232 139-3. . . pg. 188 Miranda-Ribeiro, 221-4. . . pg. 263 159-3*. . .pg. 206 Program Participants Index Adriana: Molina, Mario: Mooney, Alyssa: P6* . . . .pg. 161 247-4*. . .pg. 277 163-3*. . .pg. 208 Miranda, Vitor: Molinatti, Florencia: Moore, Ann: P1 . . . . pg. 68 229-2*. . .pg. 267 P6* . . . .pg. 166 Mishra, Sumit: Molitoris, Joseph: P8* . . . .pg. 199 P3* . . . .pg. 101 3-1*. . . .pg. 70 Moore, Brandon: Misra, Joya: P6* . . . .pg. 166 19...... pg. 79 251-1. . . pg. 279 Mollborn, Stefanie: Moore, Kristin: Misra, Kartik: 8-2. . . . pg. 73 52...... pg. 111

123-3*. . .pg. 173 79-3*. . . pg. 131 P2 . . . . pg. 85 (M) Misra, Roli: P1 . . . . pg. 63 Moore, Melinda: P9 . . . . pg. 216 P11 . . . .pg. 258 P3 . . . . pg. 106 Missov, Trifon: Moller, Ann Beth: Moore, Ravaris: 102-3. . . pg. 152 P10 . . . .pg. 242 17-2*. . . pg. 78 Mitchell, Colter: Mommaerts, Corina: Moore, Sara: 58-1. . . .pg. 114 46-2. . . .pg. 100 P7* . . . .pg. 184 191-3*. . .pg. 230 Mondal, Md. Nazrul: Moran, Allisyn: Mittleman, Joel: P3* . . . .pg. 101 113-4. . . pg. 168 44-4*. . . pg. 99 Mondani, Hernan: Moreau, Caroline: Mizoguchi, Nobuko: P9 . . . . pg. 218 P1 . . . . pg. 67 40-3*. . . pg. 97 Monden, Christiaan: P6 . . . . pg. 165 Modig, Karin: P6 . . . . pg. 159 P7 . . . . pg. 180 P8 . . . . pg. 196 Monk, Ellis: Moreno, Carmen: Modile, Adenife: 86-3. . . .pg. 135 P4 . . . . pg. 122 P6 . . . . pg. 163 Monnat, Shannon: Morey, Brittany: P11* . . . pg. 258 6. . . . . pg. 72 201-3*. . .pg. 246 Modrek, Sepideh: 34-2*. . . pg. 93 P5* . . . .pg. 146 116 . . . .pg. 169 220 . . . .pg. 262 Morgan, Paul: 202-2*. . .pg. 246 Montagu, Dominic: P11 . . . .pg. 257 Moen, Phyllis: 145-3. . . pg. 192 Morgan, S. Philip: P7 . . . . pg. 181 P1 . . . . pg. 61 137 . . . .pg. 187 Mogi, Ryohei: Monteiro da Silva, José Morosow, Kathrin: P2 . . . . pg. 82 Henrique: P7 . . . . pg. 181 29-2. . . .pg. 91 Morris, Meghan: Mohamed, Maha: P6 . . . . pg. 163 183-2. . . pg. 226 163-3. . . pg. 208 Montez, Jennifer Karas: Mojola, Sanyu: Morris, Natalie: 67-2*. . . pg. 119 P1* . . . .pg. 61 40-1. . . .pg. 97 198 . . . .pg. 244 130-1*. . .pg. 177 P5 . . . . pg. 144 Morrison, Peter: P1 . . . . pg. 63 172-2*. . .pg. 213 Montgomery, Mark: Mokdad, Ali: 114-1*. . .pg. 168 Morris, Zachary: 1-3. . . . pg. 69 114-2. . . pg. 168 140-4*. . .pg. 189 Mok, Tze Ming: Monti, Andrea: Morse, Anne: 230-2*. . .pg. 268 P3 . . . . pg. 105 179 . . . .pg. 223 P7* . . . .pg. 179 P9 . . . . pg. 219 Mooi-Reci, Irma: P11 . . . .pg. 257 43-2. . . .pg. 98

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 283 Program Participants Index (M) Mossaad, Nadwa: Mosley, Elizabeth: Mosca, Irene: Mortensen, Laust: Mortensen –Myrskyla 284 Mueller, Valerie: Mueller, Jennifer: Mueller, Anna: Mudrazija, Stipica: Muchow, Ashley: Mucciardi, Massimo: Msuya, Sia: Mrisho, Fatma: Mozumdar, Arupendra: Mouw, Ted: Moustgaard, Heta: Moullin, Sophie: Moucheraud, Corrina: Mota Pereira Aragão, Mossakowski, Krysia: P4 45-1* 185 144-1 97 P1 P3* 75 161-3 245-3* 87-4* P9* P1 236-3 P1* 103-1 21-5* P9 P5 208-2 P2* P6 P2* 156 Maria Carolina: 142-3 P9* P3* P1* ......

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Musemakweli, Murray-Close, Marta: Murithi, Lydia: Munshi, Kaivan: Munoz, Ismael: Munkombwe, Brian: Munar, Wolfgang: Mumford, Kevin: Muller, Joanne: Mullan, Katrina: Mulder, Clara: Mukanu, Mulenga: Muir, Jonathan: Peter:Muennig, Muszynska, Magdalena: Mustafina, Marta: Mussino, Eleonora: Musse, Isabel: Musick, Kelly: 251-1 P2 152-4 31-1* P8* P6 243 243 197-4* P2* 176-2* 74 P7 145-3 186-1* 244-1 201-3 P11 P10* P3 P1* 232-4 63-1* P6* P2 227-1 182-1 176-2 149-2 183-2 Dieudonne: ......

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Mykyta, Laryssa: Myers, Samuel: Myerson, Rebecca: Myers, Kyl: Mwenda, Kevin: Mwango, Chomba: Mu, Zheng: Mu, Yingtan: Mutunga, Clive: Mutumba, Massy: Mutuku, Rachel: Mutua, Michael: Muttarak, Raya: Mutchler, Jan: Myrskyla, Mikko: Myroniuk, Tyler: Mynarska, Monika: P1 P3 P3 P11 P2 116-1 P10 P9 P8 P5 P5 P2 232-5 208-2 93-1 64-3 41-3 P9* P9* P6 150-3* P8 P8 P6 P4* P8 P7 P7 P3 P8* P6* 248-4 ......

* presenter

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* presenter Nafilyan – Noonan N Near, Christopher: Nguyen, Quynh: 222-2. . . pg. 264 247-2. . . pg. 277

Program Participants Index Nafilyan, Vahe: P2* . . . .pg. 85 Nichols, Wes: 73-4. . . .pg. 128 Needham, Belinda: 183-2. . . pg. 226

Nagarajan, Rangasamy: 192 . . . .pg. 230 Nieves, Jeremiah: 53-3*. . . pg. 112 Negraia, Daniela: 133-1. . . pg. 185

Nalugoda, Fred: 115 . . . .pg. 169 Nilakanta, Haema: P1 . . . . pg. 64 P7* . . . .pg. 180 P3* . . . .pg. 105

Namatovu, Fredinah: Neilands, Torsten: Nilsen, Kristine: P4* . . . .pg. 124 163-3. . . pg. 208 217-3. . . pg. 261

Nam, Jaehyun: Neilson, Jeffrey: Nilsson, Anton: 43-3*. . . pg. 99 P9 . . . . pg. 218 52-3*. . . pg. 111

(N) Nandi, Alita: Nekkanti, Manali: Nisar, Hiren: P5 . . . . pg. 141 180-4. . . pg. 224 49-2. . . .pg. 110

Nanney, Marilyn: Nelson, Heather: Nisén, Jessica: P8 . . . . pg. 201 124-4. . . pg. 174 232-5*. . .pg. 269

Naoki, Kondo: Neman, Tiffany: Nitsche, Natalie: P5 . . . . pg. 145 P11* . . . pg. 254 104 . . . .pg. 152 Nasubo, Anna: Nemeth, Laszlo: 176-4*. . .pg. 222 P6* . . . .pg. 165 P3* . . . .pg. 105 205-2*. . .pg. 248 Natale, Ginny: Nepomnyaschy, Lenna: 212-2. . . pg. 252 P8 . . . . pg. 203 40-4. . . .pg. 97 224-3. . . pg. 265 Nathan, Mathias: 157-4*. . .pg. 205 240-4. . . pg. 274 P11* . . . pg. 258 P2 . . . . pg. 84 P1 . . . . pg. 65 Nath, Dilip C.: P4 . . . . pg. 122 Nixon, Laura: P3 . . . . pg. 101 Nepomuceno, Marilia: P11 . . . .pg. 258 Natta, Saswathi: 198-2*. . .pg. 244 P11* . . . pg. 254 P11* . . . pg. 259 P3* . . . .pg. 102 Niyongabo, Gilbert: Nava-Bolanos, Isalia: Newhouse, David: 183-3. . . pg. 226 P3* . . . .pg. 103 113-3. . . pg. 168 Nkimbeng, Manka: P7* . . . .pg. 183 Neyer, Gerda: P10 . . . .pg. 240 Navarra, Cecilia: 107-1*. . .pg. 154 Noah, Aggie: 15-3. . . .pg. 77 232-1*. . .pg. 269 18-4*. . . pg. 79 Naved, Ruchira: P9 . . . . pg. 218 42...... pg. 98 P2 . . . . pg. 83 Ng, Carmen: Nobari, Tabashir: P5 . . . . pg. 142 121 . . . .pg. 172 P6 . . . . pg. 158 Nawrocki, Abigail: 225 . . . .pg. 265 Nobles, Jenna: P7 . . . . pg. 180 P5 . . . . pg. 139 88-1. . . .pg. 136 P5* . . . .pg. 139 223-3. . . pg. 264 Nawrotzki, Raphael: P5* . . . .pg. 139 223-3. . . pg. 264 Nokes, D.: Ngenzebuke, Rama: P8 . . . . pg. 199 Ndegwa, David: 183-3. . . pg. 226 97-4. . . .pg. 149 Nomaguchi, Kei: Ng, Nawi: 86-1*. . . pg. 135 Ndikubagenzi, Jacques: P4 . . . . pg. 124 183-3. . . pg. 226 173 . . . .pg. 213 P1 . . . . pg. 64 Ngo, Thoai: Nomura, Shinsaku: P1 . . . . pg. 67 P7 . . . . pg. 179 Ndoricimpa, Arcade: P4 . . . . pg. 124 183-3. . . pg. 226 Noonan, Mary: Nguyen, Morgan: 173-2*. . .pg. 213 Ndugga, Patricia: P8* . . . .pg. 200 228-1*. . .pg. 267

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 285 Program Participants Index (O) Norris, Alison: Norrington, Janette: Norman, Hearst: Norman –Ordanovich 286 O’Connell, Heather: Ochako, Rhoune: Oburu, Paul: Michelle: O’Brien, Oates, Gabriela: Nzioki, Mercy: Nzabona, Abel: Nyman, Anna: Ntsieni, Itani: Nsoesie, Elaine: Nozaki, Kayo: Noymer, Andrew: Noyes, Jennifer: Nowak, Robert: Novak, Nicole: Notterman, Daniel: Notter, Isabelle: North, Kari: 52-4* P1 250-4* 108-3* 25-2 3-2 P9* 186-2 210-2 25-2 32-3 128-4 P2 P3 247-2 P4* P3* 124-2 88-1 P6* 58-1 P7 P9 P6* P1 P8* ...... O

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Oh, Eunsil: Oh, Byeongdon: O’Hare, William: Oginni, Kunle: Ofstedal, Beth: Mary Oeppen, JamesE.: Odutolu, Ayodeji: Oduor, Christine: Cathal:O’Donoghue, Karen:O’Donnell, James: O’Donnell, Odimegwu, Clifford: Odiara, Vincent: O’Connor, Kelsey: Okun, Barbara: Okunade, Faizah: Oksuzyan, Anna: O’Keefe, Siobhan: Oi, Katsuya: Oien, Erik: 60-4* 172 P1 P10 193-1 5-4 P5 P4 215-1 P11 76-3 62-1 P6 188-3 161-1 248-4* 220-3* P2 P1 P5 232-4* 45-2 163-4* P5* P3* P9* 230 112 ......

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Onnela, Jukka-Pekka: Ongechi, Kavita: Brian: O’Neill, Brock:O’Neil, Omoluabi, Elizabeth: Olson, Julie: Oliveira, MariaColeta: Olemo, Daniel: Olamijuwon, Emmanuel: Ólafsdóttir, Sigrún: Oladimeji, Yetunde: Oladele, Rotimi: Olabisi, Babajide: Ordanovich, Dariya: Angela:O’Rand, Oraby, Doaa: Ophir, Ariane: Oosthuizen, Morne: Onyango, Bernard: Onukwugha, Franklin: Önnerfors, Martin: 119-1 P1 P1 P5* P2* 129-2 235 P1* P7* 178-2 9-4 238-2* 9-4* P6* P5* 191-4 113-4 P10 P9 37-4 37-1 P8 P7 104-4 P6 P4 215-1 P6* ......

* presenter

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* presenter Ordaz Reynoso – Parker

Ordaz Reynoso, Natalia: Ouili, Idrissa: Palamuleni, Martin: P7* . . . .pg. 184 216-4*. . .pg. 254 32-2*. . . pg. 92

Orgill-Meyer, Jennifer: Owens, Ann: P1* . . . .pg. 60 Program Participants Index 74-1*. . . pg. 128 127-2. . . pg. 175 Palamuleni, Mercy: Orozco-Rocha, Karina: 143-3*. . .pg. 190 32-2. . . .pg. 92 51-4. . . .pg. 111 Owii, Hilda: Palermo, Tia: P10 . . . .pg. 237 238-1. . . pg. 272 180-3*. . .pg. 224 Orrenius, Pia: Owolabi, Onikepe: Palladino, Marco: 16-3*. . . pg. 77 13-3. . . .pg. 76 101-4. . . pg. 151 100 . . . .pg. 150 196 . . . .pg. 243 Palloni, Giordano: 147 . . . .pg. 193 P6* . . . .pg. 163 14-2. . . .pg. 76 P11 . . . .pg. 258 Owoo, Nkechi: Palmer, John: 185-4*. . .pg. 227 Orr, Larry: 62...... pg. 116 (P) 49-2. . . .pg. 110 P2 . . . . pg. 82 P9 . . . . pg. 217 Ortensi, Livia: P6* . . . .pg. 163 Pal, Soumya: 139-4. . . pg. 188 Oyediran, Kolawole: 144-4. . . pg. 191 Ortiz, Kasim: 162-2. . . pg. 208 P3* . . . .pg. 103 170-3*. . .pg. 212 P5 . . . . pg. 146 Panapasa, Sela: P5* . . . .pg. 145 Ozer, Emily: 193-4*. . .pg. 231 Ortíz, Mario: P4 . . . . pg. 121 Pande, Rohini: 83-3. . . .pg. 133 123-1. . . pg. 173 Ortiz, Ruben: P Pandey, Neelanjana: 201-2. . . pg. 246 Pabayo, Roman: 13-2*. . . pg. 76 Ortman, Jennifer: 244-1. . . pg. 275 117-3*. . .pg. 170 13-4*. . . pg. 76 Pacas, Jose: Pan, Guanghui: 221 . . . .pg. 263 21-3. . . .pg. 80 P3* . . . .pg. 107 Osborne, Melissa: 95-3. . . .pg. 148 Pan, Mengjie: P3 . . . . pg. 103 124 . . . .pg. 173 103-4. . . pg. 152 Osetinsky, Brianna: Pacheco, Edith: Pantazis, Athena: 88-3*. . . pg. 136 147-3*. . .pg. 193 P1* . . . .pg. 66 Osgood, Aurea: Pac, Jessica: Pan, Zhongzhe: 28...... pg. 90 244-4*. . .pg. 276 148-2. . . pg. 193 151 . . . .pg. 195 Padilla, Yolanda: Paparusso, Angela: Osiewalska, Beata: P9 . . . . pg. 219 139-4*. . .pg. 188 71-4*. . . pg. 127 Padyab, Mojgan: P9* . . . .pg. 214 Osili, Una: P10 . . . .pg. 236 Parashar, Sangeeta: 22-4. . . .pg. 81 Paek, Eunjeong: 215 . . . .pg. 253 165-1. . . pg. 209 158-4. . . pg. 206 P6* . . . .pg. 158 O’Sullivan, Vincent: Page, Marianne: Parisi, Domenico: P4* . . . .pg. 126 43-1. . . .pg. 98 106-3*. . .pg. 153 Osypuk, Theresa: Pailler, Sharon: Parker, Emily: 73-3*. . . pg. 128 74-4. . . .pg. 129 50-3*. . . pg. 110 124-4. . . pg. 174 Paine, Emily: P11 . . . .pg. 258 Otte, Stephanie: 130-2*. . .pg. 177 Parker, Susan: 50-4. . . .pg. 110 Painter, Matthew: 165-2*. . .pg. 209 Ouadah-Bedidi, Zahia: 152 . . . .pg. 195 221-2. . . pg. 263 P1 . . . . pg. 65 242 . . . .pg. 274 P10* . . . pg. 237 Ouellette, Nadine: Pajaron, Marjorie: P10 . . . .pg. 241 15-2*. . . pg. 77

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 287 Program Participants Index (P) Parrado, Emilio: Park, JungHo: Park, Hyunjoon: Park –Petts 288 Pearce, Lisa: Payne, Krista: Payne, Collin: Pavalko, Eliza: Paul, Sourabh B.: Paulson, Amy: Paul, Phillipo: Patterson, Sarah: Patterson, Kristen: Patterson, Evelyn: Patler, Caitlin: Patel, Shivani: Pastorelli, Concetta: Passel, Jeffrey: Pasha, Mochamad: Parr, Nick: P11 P11 125-3 40 P2* 91-1 P10* P4 72 38-4 29-1* 10-1 208-3 142-4 P11 P5 236-3 P2* P3* 5 163-2* P4 161 70-4* 3-2 100 141-4 P9 187-4 51 48-3 ......

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Penning, Margaret: Penner, Anna: Pendergast, Philip: Pelletier, François: Pei, Yaolin: Peele, Morgan: Peek, Chuck: Pedulla, David: Pedroza, Juan: Pedit, Joseph: Pebley, Anne: Pearson, Erin: Pereira, Wesley: Pereira, AnaCamila: Percheski, Christine: Percher, Joanna: Peracca, Sara: Pepin, Renee: Pepin, Joanna: P2* P4* 2-3* P6* P5 P3 P10* P10 P10* P7 251-4* 160-2* 204-1 209 59-4 20-4 P6* P6* 145-4 P3 29-2 152-1* 132 31 24-3 236-3 P5 120-4* ......

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PAA Program 2017Annual Meeting

Pesando, Luca Maria: Persons, Emily: Perreira, Krista: Permyakova, Natalia: Permanyer Permanyer, Inaki: Perkins, Kristin: Perin, Jamie: Perez, Catherine: Perez, Anthony: Perelli-Harris, Brienna: Petts, Richard: Peterson, Maame: Peterson, Emily: Petersen, Maya: Peters, Elizabeth: Peterman, Amber: Pestre, Gabriel: Pessin, Lea: 179-3* P8* 189-2* P7 104-2 P2* 205 P4* P10* P8 13 180-3 62-2 227-4* P11* 156-1 44-1* 38-4 P9 P9 160 94 82 78-3 104-2* 12-1* Ugartemendia, Iñaki: 174-1 240-2* ......

* presenter

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* presenter Pezzulo – Pudrovska

Pezzulo, Carla: P. Jimenez, Marcia: Potok, Nancy: 217-3. . . pg. 261 42-2*. . . pg. 98 138-3*. . .pg. 188

Pfeffer, Fabian: Plaza, Rayven: Potter, Joseph: Program Participants Index 152-3. . . pg. 196 P11* . . . pg. 259 107-3. . . pg. 154 P3 . . . . pg. 105 Plenty, Stephanie: 219-1. . . pg. 262 Pharris-Ciurej, Nikolas: 47-2*. . . pg. 109 P6* . . . .pg. 164 242-2*. . .pg. 274 157-1*. . .pg. 205 Potter, Marina: Pheiffer, Chantel: P4 . . . . pg. 126 P4* . . . .pg. 123 39-4*. . . pg. 96 Ploubidis, George: Poulin, Michelle: P8* . . . .pg. 202 142-2. . . pg. 190 111 . . . .pg. 167 Philbin, Jesse: P2 . . . . pg. 83 Powers, Daniel: P1 . . . . pg. 63 Poblete-Cazenave, P7 . . . . pg. 183

Phillips, James: Miguel: Pöyliö, Heta: (P) 183-4. . . pg. 226 61-4*. . . pg. 116 31-2*. . . pg. 92 P3 . . . . pg. 102 Poletti, Piero: Pradhan, Elina: P6 . . . . pg. 162 P8 . . . . pg. 199 145-4*. . .pg. 192 P8 . . . . pg. 202 Polimis, Kivan: P6 . . . . pg. 159 Phillips, Julie: 207-3. . . pg. 249 Praeg, Patrick: P4 . . . . pg. 122 Pollakowski, Henry: P6* . . . .pg. 159 Phiri, Samuel: 14-2. . . .pg. 76 P11* . . . pg. 255 204-1. . . pg. 247 Pollitt, Amanda: Pragg, Brianne: Piazzalunga, Daniela: 19-1. . . .pg. 79 157-3. . . pg. 205 P2 . . . . pg. 87 P6 . . . . pg. 164 Prata, Ndola: Picot, Garnett: P8* . . . .pg. 201 P1 . . . . pg. 61 206-3. . . pg. 248 Polos, Jessica: Preston, Samuel: Pierce, Hayley: 178-2*. . .pg. 223 5-3. . . . pg. 71 160-4*. . .pg. 207 Pongiglione, Benedetta: 34-1. . . .pg. 93 Pike, Isabel: P2* . . . .pg. 83 169-2. . . pg. 211 69-3. . . .pg. 120 Popinchalk, Anna: Prickett, Kate: Pilkauskas, Natasha: 196-2. . . pg. 243 104-4. . . pg. 153 128-1*. . .pg. 176 Poquillon, Georges: Prieto-Rosas, Victoria: 178-1*. . .pg. 223 P3 . . . . pg. 102 34-4. . . .pg. 94 244 . . . .pg. 275 Porter, Sonya: Prince, Barbara: Pinchoff, Jessie: 242-2. . . pg. 274 154-4. . . pg. 204 114-1. . . pg. 168 Portier, Camille: Pronzato, Chiara: 114-2*. . .pg. 168 P5* . . . .pg. 140 P2* . . . .pg. 87 P1* . . . .pg. 67 Portner, Claus: P2* . . . .pg. 87 Piotrowski, Martin: P6* . . . .pg. 165 P4 . . . . pg. 126 33...... pg. 93 Poston, Dudley: Przedworski, Julia: Pistolesi, Linda: 19-2*. . . pg. 79 85-4. . . .pg. 134 P3 . . . . pg. 101 172-3*. . .pg. 213 Psaki, Stephanie: Pitkänen, Joonas: Potancokova, Michaela: 30-1*. . . pg. 91 P9 . . . . pg. 217 P1 . . . . pg. 66 236-1*. . .pg. 271 Pitts, Melinda: Potarca, Gina: P4 . . . . pg. 124 56-4*. . . pg. 113 136-1. . . pg. 187 Pudrovska, Tetyana: Pitts, Wayne: Potochnick, Stephanie: P11 . . . .pg. 259 92-3. . . .pg. 138 16-4*. . . pg. 78 Pivnick, Lilla: 78-3*. . . pg. 131 241-4*. . .pg. 274

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 289 Program Participants Index (R) Punzo, Antonio: Pullum, Thomas: Pullum –Raz-Yurovich 290 Agnes: Quisumbing, Quiros, Susana: Quiñones, Esteban: Quesnel Vallee, Amelie: Queiroz, Bernardo: Quaresma, Guilherme: Qiu, Li: Qi, Jinyuan: Qiao, Xiaochun: Qian, Zhenchao: Qian, Yue: Pytlikova, Mariola: Puri, Mahesh: P4 P3* 111-3 25-3 185-2 187-2* 39 223-3* 241-3 202-3 119-1 P10 P8 P6 225-3 93-2 P8* 119-3* 117-2 20-1* P7 233-1* 187-1* 71-1* P9 P6 P6 151-4 148-1* 145-4 117-3 P11 P3 ......

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Ralston, Margaret: Ralph, Lauren: Raley, Kelly: Raj, Anita: Rajan, Irudaya: Rains, Emily: Raichur, Vineet: Rahman, Mohammad Ragan, Daniel: Raftery, Adrian: Radloff, Scott: Rackin, Heather: Racine, Audrey: Ramirez, Roberto: Ramirez, Daniel: Ram, Faujdar: Ramey, David: Ramarao, Saumya: Ramakrishnan, Usha: P6* P7 P4 105 P3 P10 171-1* P3* P10* Hifz Ur: 47-4 P3 P1 137 91 P7 26-2* 26-1 35-3* 22 P3 P2 P4* 213-3* 145 P5 P10* 198 ......

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PAA Program 2017Annual Meeting

Rau, Roland: Rastogi, Ankit: Rao, Vijayendra: Ranjan, Mukesh: Ranjalahy Rangel, Marcos: Ranganathan, Aruna: Randell, Heather: Rana, MdJuel: Rampazzo, Francesco: Ramos, Graziela: Ramos, Antonio Pedro: Ramiro-Fariñas, Diego: Raz-Yurovich, Liat: Raymo, James: Raymer, James: Rauscher, Emily: 8-4* P7 P3* 5-2* P8 129-2 P2* P2* P4 125-3* 75-4* 62-1* 15-1 246 197-1* 174-3* 60-4 P8 P5 102-3* 45-4* P9* 171-4* 181-1 98-4 P6 Justin: Rasolofomanana, 194-2 251-4 92-2 P6* 9-1* ......

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* presenter Razzaque – Ro

Razzaque, Abdur: renard, Yohan: Riddell, Corinne: 40-3. . . .pg. 97 P4 . . . . pg. 123 234-2*. . .pg. 270

Read, Jen’nan: Rendall, Michael: Riederer, Bernhard: Program Participants Index 35...... pg. 94 149-1*. . .pg. 194 212-3. . . pg. 252 67-1. . . .pg. 119 219-2. . . pg. 262 P1 . . . . pg. 66 Rebbe, Rebecca: 233-4. . . pg. 270 Rifaqat, Aliya: 216-2*. . .pg. 254 P3 . . . . pg. 107 P6 . . . . pg. 159 P9 . . . . pg. 217 Renée, Laëtitia: Riffe, Timothy: Rebhun, Uzi: P6 . . . . pg. 162 P3* . . . .pg. 104 35-1*. . . pg. 94 Rengs, Bernhard: P11 . . . .pg. 257 Recksiedler, Claudia: 87-3. . . .pg. 135 Rigles, Bethany: P2* . . . .pg. 83 Ren, Qiang: P2* . . . .pg. 82

Reczek, Corinne: P9 . . . . pg. 214 Rigol, Natalia: (R) 130-2. . . pg. 177 Renteria, Elisenda: 123-1. . . pg. 173 155-3. . . pg. 204 P7 . . . . pg. 179 Riley, Alicia: 157 . . . .pg. 205 Requena, Miguel: P5 . . . . pg. 144 P2 . . . . pg. 86 140-1. . . pg. 189 Riley, Taylor: Reddy, Shilpa: P10 . . . .pg. 236 13-3*. . . pg. 76 77-4*. . . pg. 130 Ressler, Robert: P1 . . . . pg. 63 Reed, Megan: 209-4*. . .pg. 250 P6 . . . . pg. 166 P7* . . . .pg. 184 Reyes, Adriana: Rimal, Rajiv: Rees, Daniel: 95...... pg. 147 P6 . . . . pg. 159 P10 . . . .pg. 242 155-4*. . .pg. 204 Rinaldo, Rachel: Regnier-Loilier, Arnaud: 178-4*. . .pg. 223 35...... pg. 94 50-2*. . . pg. 110 Reynolds, Megan: Riosmena, Fernando: Reher, David: 12-4*. . . pg. 75 39...... pg. 96 140-1*. . .pg. 189 27-4. . . .pg. 90 223-3. . . pg. 264 P10 . . . .pg. 236 70-3. . . .pg. 126 229-1*. . .pg. 267 Rehkopf, David: 244-1*. . .pg. 275 P9* . . . .pg. 219 27-1. . . .pg. 90 Reynolds, Nicholas: Rios, Merarys: 66-2. . . .pg. 119 P10* . . . pg. 242 189-4. . . pg. 229 202-2. . . pg. 246 Reynolds, Robert: P7 . . . . pg. 179 Reichenbach, Laura: P7 . . . . pg. 180 Rios-Neto, Eduardo: P1 . . . . pg. 66 Reynolds, Sarah: P6 . . . . pg. 161 Reichman, Nancy: 52...... pg. 111 Rios-Polanco, Ranulfo: 234-1. . . pg. 270 P4* . . . .pg. 123 24-2. . . .pg. 88 Reid, Alice: Ribeiro, Igor: Ríos-Salas, Vanessa: 153-3. . . pg. 203 P3 . . . . pg. 106 P7* . . . .pg. 184 Reinhard, Erica: Richards, Lindsay: Rizzi, Ester: 131-3*. . .pg. 178 P11 . . . .pg. 255 116-2. . . pg. 169 P7* . . . .pg. 182 Richards Steed, Rebecca: Rizzi, Silvia: Reither, Eric: P8* . . . .pg. 201 5-4. . . . pg. 72 P5 . . . . pg. 143 Richman, Aliza: Roan, Carol: Remes, Hanna: P8* . . . .pg. 200 P3* . . . .pg. 107 P2 . . . . pg. 87 Rich, Peter: Ro, Annie: P8 . . . . pg. 198 127-2*. . .pg. 175 78...... pg. 130 Remster, Brianna: 143 . . . .pg. 190 94-4*. . . pg. 147 155-1. . . pg. 204 243-3. . . pg. 275 142-1. . . pg. 190 Rico, Brittany: P2* . . . .pg. 85 PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 291 Program Participants Index (R) Roberts, Evan: Roberto, Elizabeth: Roberto –Rynko 292 Roman, Patricia: Rollman-Tinajero, Roland, Hugh: Rohr, Julia: Rogers, Richard: Rogers, Erin: Rogers, Andrei: Roeper, Timothy: Roehrkasse, Alexander: Rodriguez, Javier: Rodriguez Abreu, Rockmore, Marc: Rocca, Corinne: Robyn, Paul: Robinson, Rachel: Robinson, Brandon: Roberts, Max: 166 133-2* 106 40-2* 147 19-2 Cheryl: 229-4* 121-2 146-1 89-1 P2* 62-1 P7* 203-3* 124-2* P7* 77-3* Mauricio: P2 141-4* P6 148-1 P7 P3* 237 55-3 P5* P8* 109-1* ......

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Rosen, Zohn: Rosenblum, Marc: Rosenberg, Molly: Rosenberg, Eli: Rosenbaum, Janet: Rosenbaum, James: Rosenbaum, Emily: Rosche, Benjamin: Rosapep, Lauren: Rosales-Rueda, Maria: Root, Elisabeth: Rooke-Ley, Emily: Ronda, Victor: Romich, Jennifer: Romero, Cynthia: Rowhani-Rahbar, Ali: Roumeliotis, Filip: Rouhani, Shiva: Rotondi, Valentina: Rothwell, Charles: Roth, Adam: Rostila, Mikael: P3 121-2* P1 P11 80-4 18 P3* P1 222-4* 197 P8* 88-2 1-2 44-2 124-3* P5 216-2 47-1 209-2 123-2* 32-4* 138-4* P2* P10* P5 242-4 ......

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PAA Program 2017Annual Meeting

Ryabov, Igor: Rutigliano,R.: Russell, Stephen: Rush, Sarah: Ruktanonchai, Corrine: Ruiz, Neil: Ruhm, Christopher: Rugoyera Musanze, Steven:Ruggles, Ruef, Martin: Rudra, Ayan: Rubli, Adrian: Rubalcava, Luis: Ro, Yoon Jae: Rynko, Maja: Ryff, Carol: Rybinska, Anna: Ryberg, Renee Ryan, Rebecca: Ryan, Lindsay: Ryan, Joan: 246-1 P3* P5* 221-2 P4* P10 P5 134-4 P7 137-2* 150-1* Catherine: 213-1 P3 P3* 94-3* 228-3* P6 P3 217-3 206 206 87-2* 244-4 183-2 Alexis: 190 124-4 ......

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* presenter

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* presenter Saabneh – Sayer S Salazar, Leire: Santilli, John: 115-1*. . .pg. 169 2-4. . . . pg. 70

Program Participants Index Saabneh, Ameed: Salustri, Francesco: P1 . . . . pg. 64 135-4. . . pg. 187 22-2. . . .pg. 81 Santos, Jair:

Saarela, Jan: Salvo, Joseph: P10 . . . .pg. 237 P2* . . . .pg. 82 168 . . . .pg. 211 Santos-Lozada, Alexis: P5* . . . .pg. 142 4-1. . . . pg. 71 P10 . . . .pg. 237 Samari, Goleen: 20-4*. . . pg. 80 83...... pg. 133 Saavedra-Avendano, 139-2*. . .pg. 188 Sanuade, Olutobi: Biani: P5* . . . .pg. 142 24-2. . . .pg. 88 Samoggia, Alessandra: 4-4. . . . pg. 71 Saperstein, Aliya: Sabia, Joseph: 84-1. . . .pg. 133 P10* . . . pg. 242 Samper-Ternent, Rafael:

P10* . . . pg. 242 22-3. . . .pg. 81 Sariscsany, Laurel: (S) P10 . . . .pg. 238 216-1. . . pg. 254 Sabo, Shannon: P3 . . . . pg. 108 Samson, Anne-Laure: Sarkar, Sula: P9* . . . .pg. 215 P4 . . . . pg. 123 112-2. . . pg. 167 Sabourin, Patrick: Samuelsson, Eva: Sartori, Matteo: 218-1. . . pg. 261 47-1. . . .pg. 109 101-4. . . pg. 151 P9 . . . . pg. 219 Sanchez, Landy: Sassler, Sharon: Saburov, Evgeny: 147-4*. . .pg. 193 50...... pg. 110 80-1. . . .pg. 132 Sanchez, Laura: 54-4. . . .pg. 112 176 . . . .pg. 222 Sacco, Nicolas: P7* . . . .pg. 179 Sanchez, Luis: P7 . . . . pg. 180 P1 . . . . pg. 67 P11* . . . pg. 258 P3 . . . . pg. 105 Saenz, Joseph: Sasson, Isaac: 121-1*. . .pg. 172 P11 . . . .pg. 256 Sanchez-Romero, 119 . . . .pg. 171 P10 . . . .pg. 241 129-4. . . pg. 177 P10* . . . pg. 236 Miguel: 95-2*. . . pg. 148 169 . . . .pg. 211 Saggurti, Niranjan: 198-1*. . .pg. 244 P1 . . . . pg. 62 Sanchez-Soto, Gabriela: P5 . . . . pg. 144 147 . . . .pg. 193 Saha, Jyotirmoy: Sastry, Narayan: 236-1. . . pg. 271 P4 . . . . pg. 125 P9* . . . .pg. 220 61-2. . . .pg. 116 Sahleyesus, Dr. Daniel: Satriawan, Elan: 90-2. . . .pg. 137 Sandberg, John: 239-2. . . pg. 273 185-1. . . pg. 227 Sahni, Herman: Sattler, Kierra: 141-1*. . .pg. 189 Sanders, Jessica: P6 . . . . pg. 163 P4 . . . . pg. 122 Sahoo, Harihar: Sauerberg, Markus: 53-3. . . .pg. 112 Sandström, Glenn: P10* . . . pg. 236 P8 . . . . pg. 200 Saint Onge, Jarron: P11 . . . .pg. 256 Savinar, Robin: 79-2*. . . pg. 131 99-2. . . .pg. 150 120-3. . . pg. 172 Sanhueza, Patricio: 24-2. . . .pg. 88 Sawadogo, Nathalie: Saito, Yasuhiko: 183-1. . . pg. 225 102-1. . . pg. 151 Sano, Yujiro: P9 . . . . pg. 213 Sawyer, Cheryl: 193-1. . . pg. 231 P5 . . . . pg. 139 P10* . . . pg. 243 Santacroce, Adriana: 131-2. . . pg. 177 Saxena, Malvika: Sakkeus, Luule: 24-3. . . .pg. 88 131-2. . . pg. 177 Santana, Emilce: P2* . . . .pg. 86 Sayer, Liana: Sakrejda, Krzysztof: 46...... pg. 100 P3* . . . .pg. 107 120-4. . . pg. 172 P2 . . . . pg. 84 PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 293 Program Participants Index (S) Scalone, Francesco: Scalise, Brittany: Sayi, Takudzwa: Sayi –Seltzer 294 Schmied, Julian: Schmidt, Nicole: Schmidt, Karly: Schmid, Karoline: Schmertmann, Carl: Schmeer, Kammi: Schimmel Hyde, Jody: Schiavon, Raffaela: Scheuermann, Taneisha: Schenck-Fontaine, Anika: Schatz, Enid: Schaner, Simone: Schaller, Jessamyn: Schaefer, Shelly: Schacht, Ryan: Schachter, Ariela: P3 P1* P10* 73-3 92-4 P6 113 107-3* 102-4 65 45-4 75-1* 116-4* 24-2 79-2 P3 3-2* P10 40-1 123-1* 146-4 3-4* P4 P5 P1* 249-1 221-3 207-2 249-3 249-2 4-4* ......

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Schoumaker, Bruno: Schorpp, Kristen: Schondelmyer, Emily: Schoeni, Robert: Schneper, Lisa: Schneider, William: Schneider, Lesley: Schneider, John: Schneider, Daniel: Schmitz, Rachel: Schmitz, Michelle: Schmitz, Lauren: Schwandt, Hilary: Schussler, Deborah: Schunck, Reinhard: Schumacher, Jacob: Schumacher, Austin: Schulz, Amy: Schulkind, Lisa: Schrage, Daniel: 126-1* 23-1 P10* 203 170-1* 178-4 38-1 58-1 128-1 209-1 P8 P10 174-4 167-2* 93-1 P1 P1* 118-1* 64 183-2* P11 174-2 200-4 179-3 P1 3-4 181-3* P9* P6 ......

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Sedgh, Gilda: Seaman, Rosie: Scrivener, Lee: Scott, Rachel: Scott, Michael: Scott, Kirk: Scott, Jennifer: Scott, Christian: Scobel, Anne: Schwede, Laurie: Schwartz, Christine: Schwartz, Amy: Seltzer, Nathan: Sellers, Samuel: Sekher, T. V.: Segura, Raul: Seeman, Teresa: Seelye, Sarah: Sedlander, Erica: 126-3 P7* 174 125 81 17-1 169-3* P3* 4-2* P1* 110-4 P5 P10* 110-3* 61 P6 196-2 23 P11* 6-3* 11-4* 217-1 P11* 232-3 P9* 160 43 P3 P3 ......

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* presenter Selwaness – Siddiqui

Selwaness, Irene: Shapiro, David: Shil, Apurba: P11 . . . .pg. 255 20-2. . . .pg. 80 P5* . . . .pg. 142

Senderowicz, Leigh: 32-1*. . . pg. 92 Shin, Hyon: Program Participants Index 183-1*. . .pg. 225 153-1*. . .pg. 203 189-4*. . .pg. 229 Sennott, Christie: Shapiro, Teny: P7 . . . . pg. 179 184 . . . .pg. 226 3-4. . . . pg. 70 Shin, Su Hyun: P7* . . . .pg. 180 Sharma, Hira: P7 . . . . pg. 181 Serafini, Brian: P7* . . . .pg. 179 Shiras, Tess: 171-2*. . .pg. 212 Sharma, Radhika: P1* . . . .pg. 66 Serbanescu, Florina: P1* . . . .pg. 64 Shi, Yao-Chi: 53-2. . . .pg. 112 Sharp, Gregory: 102-1. . . pg. 151 P1 . . . . pg. 61 11...... pg. 75 Shkolnikov, Vladimir: 171 . . . .pg. 212 Serrano Arizmendi, 45-3. . . .pg. 100 (S) Joshua: Shartzer, Adele: Shnaiden, Tatiana: 183-2. . . pg. 226 219-3. . . pg. 262 49-4. . . .pg. 110 Serwadda, David: Shaw, Bryan: Shoben, Abby: P1 . . . . pg. 64 P8 . . . . pg. 197 P6 . . . . pg. 159 Settels, Jason: Sheehan, Connor: Short, Susan: P8* . . . .pg. 200 67-3*. . . pg. 119 176-1. . . pg. 222 Seun-Fadipe, Champion: 142-3. . . pg. 190 241-2. . . pg. 274 P1 . . . . pg. 62 P5* . . . .pg. 144 Shpenev, Alexey: Sevilla, J.P.: Sheff, Mallory: P6* . . . .pg. 164 64-1. . . .pg. 118 183-4. . . pg. 226 P8* . . . .pg. 196 Sewell, Demetric: P4* . . . .pg. 124 Shreffler, Karina: P3* . . . .pg. 108 Sheftel, Mara: 134-3*. . .pg. 186 Seymour, Eric: 99-4*. . . pg. 150 159 . . . .pg. 206 133-3*. . .pg. 185 Shekhar, Chander: P2 . . . . pg. 87 Shabbir, Ghulam: 151-2. . . pg. 195 P6* . . . .pg. 160 P6 . . . . pg. 159 Shenasi Azari, Shabnam: Shrestha, Ranjan: Shaefer, H.: P9 . . . . pg. 217 185-1*. . .pg. 227 149 . . . .pg. 194 Shenassa, Edmond: Shrikant, Singh: Shafer, Emily: 94-2. . . .pg. 147 P4* . . . .pg. 125 76-4. . . .pg. 130 Shen, Jianfa: SHU, Binbin: Shah, Iqbal: P9 . . . . pg. 214 P4* . . . .pg. 126 145-4. . . pg. 192 Shen, Ke: P7 . . . . pg. 185 P6 . . . . pg. 159 P11 . . . .pg. 257 Shukla, Ankita: Shakya, Ganga: Shen, Shannon: P1 . . . . pg. 62 145-4. . . pg. 192 130-4*. . .pg. 177 Shuzhuo, Li: Shakya, Holly: Shen, Yifan: P10 . . . .pg. 241 126-3. . . pg. 175 P11* . . . pg. 256 Sicinski, Kamil: 196-1*. . .pg. 243 Shepherd, Hana: 58-3. . . .pg. 114 P3* . . . .pg. 107 P4* . . . .pg. 125 93-4. . . .pg. 147 Shandra, Carrie: Shi, Chao: Siddhanta, Ankita: 46...... pg. 100 P3* . . . .pg. 108 P1* . . . .pg. 65 120 . . . .pg. 171 Shiferaw, Solomon: P9* . . . .pg. 216 Shankar, Mridula: P1 . . . . pg. 67 Siddiqui, Mohammad P6* . . . .pg. 165 P7 . . . . pg. 180 Zahid: Shih, Regina: P6* . . . .pg. 165 178-3. . . pg. 223

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 295 Program Participants Index (S) Sigle, Wendy: Sieverding, Maia: Sierra, Gracia: Sidze, Estelle: Sidze –Solignac 296 Singh, Navtez: Singh, Nachatter: Singh, Gyan: Singhal, Saurabh: Singh, Ajay: Singh, Abhinav: Singelmann, Joachim: Sims, Mario: Simpson, Sally: Simon, Daniel: Simon, Christine: Simo Fotso, Arlette: Simelane, Sandile: Silverstein, Merril: Silverman, Jay: Silva-Ramirez, Rafael: Judy: Silberg, Sikoki, Bondan: Sikander, Siham: 94-1* P1 P3* P9* 29-3 222-3 P6 29-3 110-2 79-4 P5 223-4* 76 161-1* 151-1 P10 P3 126-3 P10* P5 P10 121-3 76-3 3-3* 63-4 ......

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Smeeding, Timothy:Smeeding, Slopen, Natalie: Sloan, Frank: Skwara, Abigail: Skirbekk, Vegard: Skinner, Ann: Skeem, Jennifer: Sironi, Maria: Sink, Larry: Sinha, Esha: Sinha, Atreyee: Singh, Rajendra: Singh, Parvati: Smith, James: Smith, Jacqui: Smith-Greenaway, Emily: Smith, Emily: Smith, Dylan: Smith, Christopher: Smith, Alivia: 81-2 27-2 218-4 P8* P2 135-1 93 10 3-2 P5 P10* 224-2* 84-3 P3* 141-1 P2* 86-2* P11* 202-1 P10 P3 53-1* 3 P3 P10 P9* P1* 49-3 ......

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Sobotka, Tomas: Sobek, Matthew: Snodgrass, J.: Snipp, C.Matthew: Snieder, Harold: Snidal, Matthew: Smokowski, Paul: Smith, Sarah: Smith, Robert: Smith, Rachel: Smith, Morrison: Smith, Ken: Smith, Karen: Solignac, Matthieu: Soler-Hampejsek, Erica: Sole-Auro, Aida: Solazzo, Alexa: Solari, Claudia: Solanke, BolaLukman: Sohn, Heeju: Soehl, Thomas: P8* P8 P5 P1 221-3 89-4 27-4 95-1 P3* 231-1 236-1 P5* 131-4* 49-2* 88-4* 59-4* 160-3* 9-3 246 93-3 81-2 P6 213-4* P9 79-2 P9 194-1 141-2* ......

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* presenter Solis – Stone

Solis, Patricio: Sparks, Corey: Staveteig, Sarah: P8 . . . . pg. 202 88...... pg. 136 90-4*. . . pg. 137

Sologon, Denisa: 97-2. . . .pg. 149 111-3. . . pg. 167 Program Participants Index P11* . . . pg. 256 P8 . . . . pg. 200 215 . . . .pg. 253 Somanathan, T.V.: Sparks, Patrice: P3 . . . . pg. 108 181-1. . . pg. 224 85-3. . . .pg. 134 P3* . . . .pg. 103 Somefun, Oluwaseyi: 89...... pg. 136 Stecklov, Guy: P1 . . . . pg. 67 P5* . . . .pg. 139 144-2. . . pg. 191 P4* . . . .pg. 121 Spears, Dean: Steinberg, Laurence: Song, Ahyoung: 4-3*. . . .pg. 71 3-2. . . . pg. 70 139-3*. . .pg. 188 123-4*. . .pg. 173 Steinhaus, Mara: 159-3. . . pg. 206 197 . . . .pg. 243 P1* . . . .pg. 65 Spector, Logan: Song, Jian: Stella, Luca: (S) P6 . . . . pg. 165 124-4. . . pg. 174 101-3. . . pg. 151 Song, Qian: Speizer, Ilene: Stepanikova, Irena: 202-1*. . .pg. 246 111-4. . . pg. 167 210-2. . . pg. 251 P1 . . . . pg. 68 Stephany, Fabian: Song, Shige: P6 . . . . pg. 161 192 . . . .pg. 230 P3 . . . . pg. 104 Spence, Matthew: Stephenson, Rob: Song, Xi: P11* . . . pg. 258 14...... pg. 76 P2 . . . . pg. 88 81...... pg. 132 Spence, Naomi: P5 . . . . pg. 145 164 . . . .pg. 209 P4 . . . . pg. 125 Stern, Alexandra: 222-2. . . pg. 264 Speringer, Markus: P6 . . . . pg. 165 Sonnega, Amanda: P11 . . . .pg. 259 Stevens, Ann: P5* . . . .pg. 141 Spielman, Seth: 149-4*. . .pg. 194 Sonneveldt, Emily: 106-1. . . pg. 153 Stevens, Kathryn: P6 . . . . pg. 160 Spring, Amy: P4* . . . .pg. 122 P6 . . . . pg. 160 18-3*. . . pg. 79 Stevenson, Amanda: Sonzia Teutsong, Marie- 106-4. . . pg. 154 1-2. . . . pg. 69 Audrey: Sraboni, Esha: 219-1. . . pg. 262 P6* . . . .pg. 163 185-2*. . .pg. 227 P1* . . . .pg. 63 Sorbring, Emma: Srivastava, Aradhana: Stewart, Holly: 3-2. . . . pg. 70 24-3*. . . pg. 88 66-2*. . . pg. 119 Sorichetta, Alessandro: Srivastava, Shipra: P7 . . . . pg. 183 217-3. . . pg. 261 P9* . . . .pg. 216 Stewart, Quincy: Sotoudeh, Ramina: Srivirojana, Nucharee: 5. . . . . pg. 71 58-2*. . . pg. 114 P8 . . . . pg. 199 Stiefel, Maximilian: Sotres-Alvarez, Daniela: Staff, Jeremy: 42-1*. . . pg. 98 P9 . . . . pg. 220 142-2. . . pg. 190 Stinson, Martha: Soundararajan, Vidhya: Staiger, Matthew: 246-4. . . pg. 277 113-3*. . .pg. 168 14-2*. . . pg. 76 Stojanovic, Diana: Soura, Abdramane: Stanfors, Maria: 140-3. . . pg. 189 P8* . . . .pg. 196 P2* . . . .pg. 84 Stokes, Andrew: South, Scott: Staples, Patrick: 5-3. . . . pg. 71 106-4. . . pg. 154 191-4. . . pg. 230 29...... pg. 91 Souza, Emmanuel: Stapleton, David: 121 . . . .pg. 172 P2* . . . .pg. 86 36-4. . . .pg. 95 169-2. . . pg. 211 P10 . . . .pg. 240 Stone, Jeffrey: 176-3. . . pg. 222 PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 297 Program Participants Index (T) Strand, Alexander: Stover, John: Stoner, Julie: Stone, Juliet: Stone –Tang 298 Suga, Keita: Sudhinaraset, May: Sudharsanan, Nikkil: Subramanian, S.V.: Suárez-López, Leticia: Stykes, James: SturtzSreetharan, Cindi: Stulp, Gert: Stuckler, David: Strully, Kate: Struffolino, Emanuela: Strombotne, Kiersten: Stritzel, Haley: Erich: Striessnig, Strauss, John: P5 228-4 P2* 163-3 P10 179-4 67-4* 29-4* 42-2 10-4 196-3 182-2* 76 8 P5 P6 79-1 56-3 22 227-2 221-4* 195-2 109-3 P4* P10* 224-3* P10* 121-3 64-2* P6 ......

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Sun, Shengwei: Sun, Na: Sun, LingXue: Sundaram, Aparna: Sumantri, Cecep: Sully, Elizabeth: Sullivan, Patrick: Sullivan, Alice: Su, Kuo-Hsien: Su, Jessica: Suh, JooYeoun: Sugihara, Marie: Swain, Sharmistha: Svec, Joseph: Svallfors, Signe: Su, Yu-Hsuan: Sutton, Paul: Suo, Feiya: Sun, Yu: Sun, Xiulin: Sun, Xiaoming: 31-3 P8 41-2 P6 P5 114-3 P6 P1* 90-3* 25 13-3 P1 P2 P7 P6 76-2* 31 158-1 P9* 242-3 P2* P6* 177-1 37-3 P1* P1* P10 P1 ......

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Taksa, Lucy: Tai, Tzu-Han: Taiji, Riley: Tadesse, Lisanu: Tach, Laura: Tabler, Jennifer: Szalma, Ivett: Sykes, Bryan: Syamala, Sunitha: Swindle, Jeffrey: Swiatlo, Alison: Sweeney, Megan: Swaminathan, Soumya: Tang, Zequn: Tang, Dan: Tan, ChihMing: Tamborini, Christopher: Tamang, Anand: Talukdar, Bedanga: Talbot, Catherine: 162 137-3* P7* 233 219-4 152-4 P10* P2* 141-4 221-1 122-2 117-3 P11 P9* 77-1* P3 87-1 P3 54-3* 90-2 P7 233-2 P1* P2 P11* P10 ......

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* presenter Tan – Todd

Tan, Hui Ren: Teruel, Graciela: Thomeer, Mieke: 246-2*. . .pg. 277 221-2. . . pg. 263 55-4. . . .pg. 113

Tan, Xiayun: Tesene, Megan: 84...... pg. 133 Program Participants Index 39-2. . . .pg. 96 18-3. . . .pg. 79 155-3*. . .pg. 204 Tapanya, Sombat: Tesfai, Rebbeca: 241 . . . .pg. 274 3-2. . . . pg. 70 135-4*. . .pg. 187 Thompson, Earl: Tapé, Chantal: Tessema, Biruk: 49-4. . . .pg. 110 1-4. . . . pg. 69 90-2*. . . pg. 137 Thompson, John: Taquino, Michael: Testa, Maria: 168 . . . .pg. 211 106-3. . . pg. 153 212-1. . . pg. 252 Thompson, Melissa: Tarchi, Dario: Testa, Maria Rita: P1 . . . . pg. 64 245-2. . . pg. 276 8-4. . . . pg. 73 Thon, Vojtech: 210-2. . . pg. 251 Tarrence, Jacob: Tewari, K.N.: (T) 75-1. . . .pg. 129 181-1. . . pg. 224 Thornton, Rebecca: Taruberekera, Noah: Thamarapani, 13-1. . . .pg. 76 P1 . . . . pg. 67 Dhanushka: P6 . . . . pg. 158 P7 . . . . pg. 182 Tate, Allan: P10* . . . pg. 237 P5 . . . . pg. 146 Thapa, Kusum: Thorsen, Andreas: P8 . . . . pg. 197 Tatem, Andrew: 145-4. . . pg. 192 217-3. . . pg. 261 P6 . . . . pg. 159 Thorsen, Maggie: 50...... pg. 110 Tatem, Andrew J.: Tharp, Doug: P5* . . . .pg. 143 P6* . . . .pg. 162 133-1. . . pg. 185 P8* . . . .pg. 197 Thiede, Brian: Taylor, John: Thyagarajan, Bharat: 201-1. . . pg. 246 250 . . . .pg. 279 P9* . . . .pg. 219 191-2. . . pg. 230 Taylor, Miles: Thyden, Naomi: 73...... pg. 127 Thierry, Amy: P10* . . . pg. 238 73-3. . . .pg. 128 Tchokonthe, Frank: Tian, Yuan: P1* . . . .pg. 67 Thiongo, Mary: P6 . . . . pg. 159 108-4*. . .pg. 155 Teerawichitchainan, Tiemeyer, Stacy: Bussarawan: Thoma, Marie: 94-2*. . . pg. 147 134-3. . . pg. 186 P10 . . . .pg. 237 P2* . . . .pg. 87 Teitelbaum, Michael: Thomas, Duncan: 114-3. . . pg. 169 Tienda, Marta: 172 . . . .pg. 212 189-3. . . pg. 229 Teitler, Julien: 147-2. . . pg. 193 P5 . . . . pg. 146 Tilstra, Andrea: 23-4*. . . pg. 81 70-1*. . . pg. 126 210-4. . . pg. 251 Thomas, Jacob: P3* . . . .pg. 107 Timberlake, Jeffrey: Tejedor-Garavito, 127-4*. . .pg. 176 Natalia: P9* . . . .pg. 220 217-3. . . pg. 261 Thomas, Patricia: Timonin, Sergey: P11 . . . .pg. 257 Telles, Edward: P2* . . . .pg. 86 211 . . . .pg. 251 Thomas, Reuben: Timoszuk, Sylwia: 170-3. . . pg. 212 P6* . . . .pg. 161 Temsah, Gheda: P8* . . . .pg. 200 145-2. . . pg. 191 Thomas, Timothy: Tobey, Elizabeth: Tenikue, Michel: 127-3*. . .pg. 175 Thomas, Tori: 217-4*. . .pg. 261 238-4*. . .pg. 273 P6 . . . . pg. 161 P11* . . . pg. 254 P11* . . . pg. 255 Todd, Megan: Tenkorang, Eric: 109-4*. . .pg. 155 P8 . . . . pg. 196 210-4*. . .pg. 251 244 . . . .pg. 275 PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 299 Program Participants Index (U) Tollman, Stephen: Tolley, Elizabeth: Toffolutti, Veronica: Toffolutti – Uwajeneza Nyangezi 300 Trimarchi, Alessandra: Treleaven, Emily: Treiman, Donald: Trappolini, Eleonora: Toulemon, Laurent: Tosi, Marco: Törrönen, Jukka: Torrats-Espinosa, Gerard: Torous, John: Torche, Florencia: Toomet, Ott: Tong, Yuying: Tong, Guangyu: Tompkins, Joanne: Toma, Sorana: Tolnay, Stewart: P8* 56-3* P1 P4* 240-3* 214 P8 P4 81-1 P8* 156-4 235-4 47-1* 209-3* 191-4 239-3* 142 103-2* P7* 33 P9* P5* P5* P9* 15-3* 190-4 235-2 121-2 39-4 10-4 111-4 ......

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Tsui, Amy: Tsinigo, Edward: Tsering, Lumo: Tsenkova, Vera: Tsaneva, Magda: Tsai, Alexander: Truskinovsky, Yulya: Truesdale, Beth: Troyer Moore, Charity: Tropf, Felix: Triyana, Margaret: Trinitapoli, Jenny: Turney, Kristin: Turner, Patrick: Turner, Liz: Turner, Abigail: Turley, Patrick: Tumin, Dmitry: Tulsky, Jacqueline: P1 217-4 44-1 P6 P5 P2 74-4* 180-4 66-4 95 46-2* 226-4* 123-1 P11* P6 118-2 P4* 228 32-4 175 P9* 76-3 P6 118-3 58 P8 P8 163-3 P7 ......

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Upchurch, Dawn: Upadhyay, Ushma: Umberson, Debra: Ukraintseva, Svetlana: Caroline:Uggla, Ugalahi, Theresa: Uddin, M.SheikhGiash: Uchikoshi, Fumiya: Twine, Wayne: Tweed, Megan: Turunen, Jani: Turra, Cassio: Uwajeneza Nyangezi, Utz, Rebecca: Uribe Tirado, Lilian: Uretsky, Elannah: Urbina, Mariana: Urbina Julio, Daniela: P3 128-4 P10 P3 247 167-4* 183-2 Nelly: 221-3 3-2 239-2 P2* 180-1* 85-2 196 1-4* 130-2 55-3 P5 129-4 P1 P1* P11* P3 ......

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* presenter Vaidya – Vignau Loria V van Lenthe, Frank: Verdugo, Gregory: 131-3. . . pg. 178 P9 . . . . pg. 216

Program Participants Index Vaidya, Yashas: Vanneman, Reeve: Verheyden, Bertrand: 33-4. . . .pg. 93 77-4. . . .pg. 130 P11 . . . .pg. 254 49-3*. . . pg. 110 98...... pg. 149 Verma, Anurag: Vale, Mira: 112-4. . . pg. 168 29-3*. . . pg. 91 P4* . . . .pg. 122 van Raalte, Alyson: P6* . . . .pg. 163

Valencia, Rachel: 45-2*. . . pg. 99 Verma, Parasnath P1 . . . . pg. 61 179-2. . . pg. 223 Verma: Valerio, Tayelor: 198-2. . . pg. 244 86-2. . . .pg. 135 P5* . . . .pg. 141 van Tienoven, Theun Verma, Vivek: Validova, Asiya: Pieter: P3* . . . .pg. 101 237-4*. . .pg. 272 46-4. . . .pg. 100 Vernon, Erin: (V) Vallin, Jacques: Van Winkle, Zachary: P1* . . . .pg. 68 45-3. . . .pg. 100 31-2. . . .pg. 92 Verona, Ana Paula: P1* . . . .pg. 65 P7* . . . .pg. 181 P1* . . . .pg. 67 P11 . . . .pg. 257 Vargas, Laura: P6 . . . . pg. 164 van der Werf, Cynthia: 216-1. . . pg. 254 Veron, Jacques: 57-2*. . . pg. 114 Vargas Valle, Eunice: 141 . . . .pg. 189 van der Wielen, Nele: P9* . . . .pg. 220 Verweij, Renske: P10* . . . pg. 237 Vari-Lavoisier, Ilka: P6* . . . .pg. 158 P10* . . . pg. 237 P9* . . . .pg. 216 Vespa, Jonathan: van der Wiel, Rosalinde: Varner, Michael: 224 . . . .pg. 264 P7 . . . . pg. 184 27-4. . . .pg. 90 Vézina, Samuel: Vandewater, Elizabeth: P8 . . . . pg. 201 218-1. . . pg. 261 P2 . . . . pg. 85 Vasishtha, Guru: 218-3*. . .pg. 261 van Dongen, Elien: P3* . . . .pg. 107 P9 . . . . pg. 219 P11* . . . pg. 259 Vasta, Ellie: Viciana, Francisco: van Ham, Maarten: 87-1. . . .pg. 135 129-2. . . pg. 176 143-1. . . pg. 190 Veazie, Peter: Vidal-Coso, Elena: van Hedel, Karen: P8 . . . . pg. 197 P7 . . . . pg. 179 208-2*. . .pg. 249 Vega, Alma: P9* . . . .pg. 217 P5* . . . .pg. 141 48-3. . . .pg. 109 Vidal, Sergi: VanHeuvelen, Tom: Vekas, Peter: 69-1*. . . pg. 120 250-1*. . .pg. 279 218-2*. . .pg. 261 158-2*. . .pg. 206 Van Hook, Jennifer: Velasco Roldan, Nidya: P7 . . . . pg. 184 65...... pg. 118 P2* . . . .pg. 84 Videgain, Ana Karina: 122 . . . .pg. 172 Velasquez, Andrea: P11 . . . .pg. 259 218-1*. . .pg. 261 147-2*. . .pg. 193 Vieira, Joice: 234-3. . . pg. 270 P6* . . . .pg. 164 P9* . . . .pg. 219 Vellakkal, Sukumar: 185-3. . . pg. 227 P7* . . . .pg. 184

VanHorn, Linda: Vierboom, Yana: 78-3. . . .pg. 131 Venkataramani, Atheendar: 169-2*. . .pg. 211 Van Kerm, Philippe: 66-4. . . .pg. 119 P5* . . . .pg. 139 P11 . . . .pg. 256 Verdery, Ashton: Vigdor, Jacob: VanLandingham, Mark: 68-1. . . .pg. 120 124-3. . . pg. 174 126-4. . . pg. 175 178 . . . .pg. 223 Vignau Loria, Maria: 141 . . . .pg. 189 223-2. . . pg. 264 P6* . . . .pg. 164 231-4*. . .pg. 269 224-4. . . pg. 265 P5 . . . . pg. 142

PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 301 Program Participants Index (W) Vikram, Kriti: Vignoli, Daniele: Vignoli –Warner 302 Wagle, Kusum: Wado, Yohannes: Vyas, Pallavi: Vuolo, Michael: Vu, Khoa: von Ehrenstein, Ondine: Voigt, Mathias: Vogl, Tom: Vishwakarma, Pradeep: Vishwakarma, Minakshi: Violette, William: Vinué Visús,Guillermo: Vinopal, Katie: Vines, Anissa: Villavicencio, Francisco: Villarreal, Andres: Villanueva, Aida: Vikström, Lotta: P2* 184-1* 107 P6 111-2* 194-4* 131-1 P7 P5* P5 129-2* 165-2 P10 151-2* P3* P6 P3 160-2 P5 P3 122-2* P2 P11 P4 192-4 P8* 128-3* ......

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Walsemann, Katrina: Wall, Melanie: Waller, Maureen: Waller, Lance: Waller, Adreanne: Wallach, Jessica: Walker, Laquitta: Waldman, Kurt: Waldfogel, Jane: Waite, Linda: Waidmann, Timothy: Wagner, Ryan: Wagner, Brandon: Wang, Donghui: Wang, Cuntong: Wanderi-Maina, Joyce: Wamukoya, Marylene: Wamboldt, Alexander: Walter, Emily: Walsh, Kate: 2-4 P2 157-4 40-4* P1 P1 P1 P9 200-4 244-4 55 225 177 119 10-4 P7* 109 58-1 P4 83 P10* P3* P4 215-1 97-4 25-1 47-4 2-4 P3 ......

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WANG, Wenfei Winnie: Wang, Wendy: Wang, Rebecca: Wang, Qi: Wang, May: Wang, May-Choo: Wang, LiYan: Wang, Kaipeng: Wang, Ju-Wen: Wang, Jiwen: Wang, Jia: Wang, Haowei: Wang, Haidong: Wang, Feng: Warner, Tara: Warner, Cody: Ward, Julia: Ward, Alyssa: Wanner, Philippe: Wang, Yafeng: Wang, Wenjuan: P4* 231-3* 75-4 P11* P10 P11 150 155-1* P5* P3 P9 P10 248-3 145-2 90-4 P9 150-4* P9* P10 P6 P5 P1 P3 P5* P2 P11 ......

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* presenter Warren – Wilhelm

Warren, John: Weisshaar, Katherine: White, Justin: 73-3. . . .pg. 128 61-1*. . . pg. 116 P4 . . . . pg. 122 P3* . . . .pg. 105 158 . . . .pg. 206 P8 . . . . pg. 199 Program Participants Index Washington, Chanell: 227 . . . .pg. 266 White, Kailey: P7* . . . .pg. 183 Weiss, Inbar: 157-2*. . .pg. 205 Wassink, Joshua: P2* . . . .pg. 86 White, Kari: P9* . . . .pg. 214 P7* . . . .pg. 180 219-1. . . pg. 262 Weber, Ingmar: Weiss, Jordan: P6 . . . . pg. 164 8-4. . . . pg. 73 P2 . . . . pg. 86 White, Michael: 167-1. . . pg. 210 P8* . . . .pg. 202 33-4. . . .pg. 93 207-3. . . pg. 249 P10* . . . pg. 239 39-4. . . .pg. 96 Weber, Rosa: Weiss, Robert: 57...... pg. 114 5-2. . . . pg. 71 P9 . . . . pg. 218 122-3*. . .pg. 173 (W) Weden, Margaret: P3 . . . . pg. 104 White, Robert: 29...... pg. 91 Weitzman, Abigail: P7 . . . . pg. 184 149-1. . . pg. 194 53-1. . . .pg. 112 P8 . . . . pg. 200 178-3. . . pg. 223 162 . . . .pg. 208 P10 . . . .pg. 236 P3 . . . . pg. 107 180 . . . .pg. 224 Whitley, Margaret: Wedow, Robbee: 204 . . . .pg. 247 142-1. . . pg. 190 36-2*. . . pg. 94 236-2*. . .pg. 271 Whitsel, Eric: 58-4. . . .pg. 115 Wei, Yan: 66-3. . . .pg. 119 201-4. . . pg. 246 P7* . . . .pg. 185 73-1. . . .pg. 128 Weeks, Janet: P10* . . . pg. 240 220-1. . . pg. 262 P8* . . . .pg. 198 Welikala, Doopashika: Wickens, Christine: P8* . . . .pg. 198 183-2. . . pg. 226 7-1. . . . pg. 72 Weeks, John: Wellenius, Gregory: Wiik, Kenneth: 196-1. . . pg. 243 42-2. . . .pg. 98 P2* . . . .pg. 84 P3 . . . . pg. 107 Wen, Ming: Wikle, Jocelyn: Weesie, Jeroen: 27-4. . . .pg. 90 17-3*. . . pg. 78 P3 . . . . pg. 106 70-3. . . .pg. 126 P2 . . . . pg. 84 Wei, Chuchu: Wensink, Maarten: P2* . . . .pg. 84 P6 . . . . pg. 160 5-4. . . . pg. 72 Wilbur, Rachel: Weinberg, Bruce: 179-2. . . pg. 223 P8* . . . .pg. 196 124-1. . . pg. 174 Wen, Xu: Wilcox, Bradford: Weinberg, Daniel: P4 . . . . pg. 123 150-4. . . pg. 195 14-2. . . .pg. 76 P4* . . . .pg. 121 Wilde, Joshua: Weinberger, Michelle: Wesolowski, Katharina: 112 . . . .pg. 167 P1 . . . . pg. 63 107-1. . . pg. 154 Wildeman, Christopher: P3 . . . . pg. 106 Westbrook, Laurel: 175-2. . . pg. 221 P6 . . . . pg. 160 84-1. . . .pg. 133 244-3. . . pg. 276 P6* . . . .pg. 160 Westendorp, Rudi: Wilder, Esther: Weinreb, Alexander: 45-1. . . .pg. 99 28-3*. . . pg. 90 144-2*. . .pg. 191 West, Jessica: Wildsmith, Elizabeth: Weinstein, Maxine: 67-1*. . . pg. 119 233 . . . .pg. 270 66-1. . . .pg. 118 Wherry, Laura: P7* . . . .pg. 185 Weir, David: 43-1. . . .pg. 98 Wileden, Lydia: 118-1. . . pg. 170 White, Della: 166-3*. . .pg. 210 Weiser, Sheri: P3 . . . . pg. 108 Wilhelm, Savannah: 151-4. . . pg. 195 Whitehead, Ellen: P8 . . . . pg. 200 180-4. . . pg. 224 18-2*. . . pg. 78 PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 303 Program Participants Index (X) Williams, David: Willekens, Frans: Wilkinson, Lindsey: Wilkinson –Xavier Aguirre 304 Wisniowski, Arkadiusz: Winters, Paul: Winter, Rebecca: Wilson, Stephanie: Wilson, Riley: Wilson, Patrick: Wilson, Ben: Willis, Mary: Williams, Seth: Williamson, Jessica: Williams, Nathalie: Williams, Lindy: Williams, Kristi: Williams, Kari: Williams, Eunice: 62-1 P1 P3 59-2 248-3 90-4 P7 60-3* 2-4 P9* 232-5 129-4 63-1 57-3* P5* 11-2* P6* P6 P6 P1 229 223-2 186-2* 59 92-1 210 134-2* P4* 124-4 9-4 193-4 66-4 ......

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Wong, Rebeca: Wong, Juyin: Wong, Jaclyn: Wondemagegn, Dr. Wollum, Alexandra: Wolfson, Julia: Wolf, Sharon: Wolf, Julia: Wolfe, Joseph: Wolf, Douglas: Cassidy: Wittrig, Witoelar, Firman: Wray, Linda: Worrell, Rachel: Worbs, Susanne: Woo, Hyeyoung: Wood, Shannon: Wooden, Mark: 51-4* 29-1 10-3 P2 96-4 90-2 Yared: 1-3* 177-2 44-1 P10 P8 89-3* 142-4* 235 199-2* P5 P10 121-3* P10 177-3 57-1 P5 48 P7* P1 43-2 P10 P10 P5 121-1 ......

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Wu, Lawrence: Wu, Huijing: Wu, Hsueh-Sheng: Wu, Derek: Wu, Da: Wu, April: Wroblewska, Wiktoria: Wrigley-Field, Elizabeth: Wright, Robert: Wright, Matthew: Wright, Laura: Wright, Kalifa: Xavier Aguirre, Maria: Wu, Zheng: Wu, Xiaogang: Wurzer, Marcus: Wu, Qiong: Wullert, Katie: 72-2 55-2 48-4* P11* 151 P8 P6 P6 P2 P2 P10 P10 251-3* P11 P9* 81-2 69-2* P2* 38-2 195-4 P1 116-4 P6* 41 P4 170-4 162-4 96-1* ......

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* presenter Xiao – Yu

Xiao, Brian: Yaish, Meir: Yeung, Wei-Jun: 7-4*. . . .pg. 73 243-2. . . pg. 275 199-3*. . .pg. 245

Xie, Wubin: Yakong, Vida: P4 . . . . pg. 123 Program Participants Index 239-2*. . .pg. 273 183-4. . . pg. 226 P8* . . . .pg. 197 Xie, Yu: Yama, Gervais: P11 . . . .pg. 260 14-1. . . .pg. 76 P7 . . . . pg. 179 Yildiz, Dilek: 30-2. . . .pg. 91 Yamaguchi, Futoshi: P3 . . . . pg. 105 222-2*. . .pg. 264 P7 . . . . pg. 179 P6* . . . .pg. 159 Xiong, Wanru: Yamuragiye, Benjamin: Yim, Sejung: P10* . . . pg. 236 183-2. . . pg. 226 180-2. . . pg. 224 Xu, Dafeng: Yang, Bo: Yin, Na: 211-2*. . .pg. 251 214-3. . . pg. 253 161-2*. . .pg. 207 P3 . . . . pg. 105 Yang, Sisi: Yip, Chi Man: (Y) P7* . . . .pg. 178 245-4*. . .pg. 276 P1 . . . . pg. 63 Xueyan, Yang: Yang, Tse-Chuan: Yi, Youngmin: P11 . . . .pg. 255 45...... pg. 99 163 . . . .pg. 208 Xu, Hongwei: 133 . . . .pg. 185 211-1. . . pg. 251 11-1. . . .pg. 75 244-3*. . .pg. 276 Yang, Y. Claire: P4* . . . .pg. 123 38-1. . . .pg. 96 154-1. . . pg. 204 222-2. . . pg. 264 Yoon, Soo-Yeon: 241-2*. . .pg. 274 Yang, Yulin: P2* . . . .pg. 86 P10* . . . pg. 241 Xu, Jiayi: P11* . . . pg. 260 86-3*. . . pg. 135 Yashin, Anatoliy: Yoo, Sam Hyun: 195-1. . . pg. 232 P6 . . . . pg. 159 Xu, Kim: 218-4. . . pg. 261 151-3*. . .pg. 195 P5 . . . . pg. 143 Yoshida, Yoko: Xu, Man: P8 . . . . pg. 199 100-1*. . .pg. 150 P8* . . . .pg. 201 P8 . . . . pg. 202 Young Harrison, Eowna: Xu, Xinwei: Yashkin, Arseniy: 219-2*. . .pg. 262 122-4*. . .pg. 173 195-1*. . .pg. 232 Young, Logan: Xu, Xun: 218-4. . . pg. 261 P11 . . . .pg. 258 P3 . . . . pg. 102 P5 . . . . pg. 143 Yount, Kathryn: P8 . . . . pg. 199 P2 . . . . pg. 83 Y P8* . . . .pg. 202 P5 . . . . pg. 142 Yazdiha, Hajar: P5 . . . . pg. 145 Yabiku, Scott: 35-2*. . . pg. 94 Yourkavitch, Jennifer: 78-1. . . .pg. 130 248-3. . . pg. 278 P3 . . . . pg. 103 Yeatman, Sara: 248 . . . .pg. 277 You, Yun: Yadav, Ajit: P1 . . . . pg. 63 195-3. . . pg. 232 161-4. . . pg. 207 P3* . . . .pg. 104 Ye, Leafia: Yrizar Barbosa, 99-1*. . . pg. 150 Guillermo: Yadav, Priyanka: P11* . . . pg. 259 P9* . . . .pg. 220 161-4*. . .pg. 207 P3 . . . . pg. 104 Yeshanew, Bantalem: Yuan, Yue: 90-2. . . .pg. 137 P9 . . . . pg. 214 Yadav, Suryakant: P11 . . . .pg. 256 Yeshanew, Gizachew: Yue, Zhongshan: 90-2. . . .pg. 137 214-3*. . .pg. 253 Yaemsiri, Sirin: P9* . . . .pg. 214 34-3. . . .pg. 93 Yetman, Greg: P3 . . . . pg. 101 Yu, Jiao: Yahirun, Jenjira: P10* . . . pg. 243 142-3*. . .pg. 190 Yeung, Fiona: 210 . . . .pg. 250 P3* . . . .pg. 107 Yu, Peijingran: P11* . . . pg. 255 PAA 2017 Annual Meeting Program 305 Program Participants Index (Z) Yu, Yan-Liang: Yu, Wei-hsin: Yu, Shao-tzu: Yu –Zhu 306 Zavisca, Jane: Zavier, J. Francis: A. Zarychta, Alan: Zarulli, Virginia: Zan, Hua: Emma: Zang, Zamani-Hank, Yasamean: Zajacova, Anna: Zagheni, Emilio: Zafeiris, Kostas: Zacher, Meghan: Zachary, Blake: Yu, Zhou: Yu, Zhe: 31-3* 235-2* P11 117-3 88-2 5-4 P7* 208 136-2* 41-4 31-4* 244-2 220-4* 198-3* 169 67-2 207-3* 167 62-2 8-4 P5 58-4* P1* P1 100-3* 16-1 89-4 P8* P7 ......

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Zhang, Xiaoyu: Zhang, Xiaochen: Zhang, Weiwei:Zhang, Qi: Zhang, Mengxi: Zhang, Linqi: Zhang, Chunni: Zhang, Zetah, Brian: Zerpa, Mariana: Zeng, Yi: Zeng, Donglin: Zeman, Kryštof: Zavodny, Madeline: Zhang, Zhe: Zhang, Yun:Zhang, Yudong:Zhang, Yan:Zhang, Xufan:Zhang, Xuan:Zhang, Xing: Zhang, 115-4* P11* P5* 70-3 P5* 126-4* P3 P9 148-3 146-4 93-2 P10 P9* P9* 78-3 9-3 P11* 16-3 187-1 89-2 P10 P10 130-3* 225-3* P8* P4* P5* P2* P7 ......

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Zhongzhe, Pan: Ruijie: Zhong, Zhizhin, Mikhail: Xiaoying: Zheng, Hui: Zheng, Zhao, Zhongwei: Zhao, Yuan: Zhao, Yaohui: Zhao, Qiongda: Zhao, Qingguo: Zhao, Menghan: Zhao, Linda: Zhe: Zhang, Zhenmei: Zhang, Zhu, Yu: Zhu, Li: Zhou, Zhangjun: Zhou, Yun: Zhou, Xiang: Zhou, Wei: Zhou, Bo: P6 159-1* P8* P8* P10* P9* P9* P5* 68-1* 237-3* 105-1* 14-3* 14-1 225-3 P9* 145-1 P7* 37-3 P5 P4 P4 208-1* 41 117-2 225-3 P10 P1* 204-4 ......

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* presenter Zick – Zvavitch

Zick, Cathleen: Ziol-Guest, Kathleen: Zou, Xinyuan: 120-2*. . .pg. 171 199-4. . . pg. 245 229 . . . .pg. 267

134 . . . .pg. 186 213-1. . . pg. 252 P9* . . . .pg. 219 Program Participants Index P4* . . . .pg. 125 Zipf, Jonathan: Zsembik, Barbara: Zigo, Liliana: P6 . . . . pg. 158 P7* . . . .pg. 183 183-2. . . pg. 226 Zissette, Seth: Zuanna Gianpiero, Dalla: Zilanawala, Afshin: P8 . . . . pg. 197 192-1. . . pg. 230 173-3*. . .pg. 213 Zobl, Sara: Zuchowski, Robby: Ziliak, James: 56...... pg. 113 166-4*. . .pg. 210 43-4. . . .pg. 99 Zolna, Mia: Zugarek, Gwendolyn: Zilincikova, Zuzana: 1-1. . . . pg. 69 96-1. . . .pg. 148 48-2*. . . pg. 109 Zoraghein, Hamidreza: Zulu, Eliya: P2* . . . .pg. 87 37-1. . . .pg. 95 9-4. . . . pg. 74 (Z) Zimmerman, Linnea: Zoutewelle-Terovan, 248 . . . .pg. 277 P1 . . . . pg. 62 Mioara: Zvavitch, Polina: P1 . . . . pg. 67 P2 . . . . pg. 87 149-1. . . pg. 194 Zimmer, Zachary: 193 . . . .pg. 231 193-1*. . .pg. 231 198-3. . . pg. 244

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