Table 2.
NSHAP Wave I Questionnaire Sections and Domains
| Section | Domains |
| Basic background information | Gender |
| Age | |
| Education | |
| Race/ethnicity | |
| Social networks and social support | Roster |
| Support from partner | |
| Support from family and friends | |
| Children and grandchildren | |
| Elder mistreatment | |
| Sex | Marriage/cohabitation/sexual partner histories |
| Sexual interest | |
| Current or most recent sexual relationship | |
| Physical health | Self-reported health |
| Sensory function | |
| Surgeries and procedures | |
| Health care utilization | |
| Morbidity | |
| Sexually transmitted infections | |
| Fertility and menopause | |
| Functional health | |
| Medical decision maker | |
| Health-related behaviors | |
| Cognition | |
| Self-administered questionnaire | Sexual practices and attitudes |
| Incontinence | |
| Biomeasures | Weight |
| Waist | |
| Height | |
| Blood pressure | |
| Smell | |
| Saliva and medications | |
| Taste | |
| Vaginal swabs | |
| Orasure | |
| Distance vision | |
| Get up and go | |
| Touch | |
| Blood spots | |
| Mental health | Happiness and life satisfaction |
| Depression | |
| Anxiety | |
| Stress | |
| Employment and finances | Respondent employment |
| Partner’s employment | |
| Household income | |
| Household assets | |
| Religion | Religion |
| Physical contact | Physical contact |
| Interviewer comments | Characteristics and location of interview |
| Respondent’s functional health and behavior | |
| Description of respondent | |
| Description of location | |
| Respondent’s neighborhood and home | |
| Core leave-behind section | Social relationships and activities |
| Caregiving | |
| Sexual attitudes and victimization | |
| Health | |
| STI susceptibility | |
| Patient–physician communication | |
| Alcohol consumption | |
| Military service | |
| Incarceration | |
| Relative income | |
| Loneliness | |
| Neighborhood relationships | |
| Internet use | |
| Political affiliation |
Note: NSHAP = National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project.