Anthropometric Measures

This document summarizes the rationale, equipment, measurement, protocol and data cleaning procedures for each of the anthropometric measures collected at the Wave VI home exam. It also documents how constructed variables were derived from the anthropometric measures collected in the field. Whenever possible, data collection and methods in Wave VI mirrored those of Wave V to ensure comparability of data between waves. This document is one in a set of Wave VI user guides. 

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UNC Libraries
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2025-11-14
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https://doi.org/10.17615/h7et-bg73
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Ergonomics and Musculoskeletal Disorders
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Abstract

This document summarizes the rationale, equipment, measurement, protocol and data cleaning procedures for each of the anthropometric measures collected at the Wave VI home exam. It also documents how constructed variables were derived from the anthropometric measures collected in the field. Whenever possible, data collection and methods in Wave VI mirrored those of Wave V to ensure comparability of data between waves. This document is one in a set of Wave VI user guides. 

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