COVID-19 Information-Seeking and Prevention Behaviors in Florida, April 2020.

Introduction: Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) surveillance can be enhanced by collecting population-level data on individual prevention measures. We described the use of a state-based, population-level surveillance system on COVID-19 prevention and information-seeking behaviors in Florida during the first month of survey administration.

Methods: Beginning in April 2020, respondents of the Florida Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System were asked a series of 8 questions about sources of COVID-19 information and prevention behaviors.

Grandparent-Adult Grandchild Relationships: Development of a Typology Using Latent Class Analysis.

Background And Objectives: Grandparent-adult grandchild relationships may not be captured in existing grandparenting typologies, which focus on early stages of these relationships. Our study develops a typology for later stages, estimates the prevalence of grandparents in each category, and examines associations between category membership and grandparent and grandchild characteristics.

Research Design And Methods: Using a sample of 289 grandparents from the latest wave of the Longitudinal Study of Generations (2005), we employed latent class analysis to examine underlying categories of grandparent-adult grandchild relationships, based on four dimensions-frequency of contact, relationship quality, grandparents' receipt of support, and geographic distance.