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    • Creating large new datasets is costly and time-consuming.
    • Combining existing datasets offers a practical alternative.

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    • To develop a flexible and broadly applicable method for integrating disparate datasets.
    • To demonstrate a proof of concept for this data integration approach.
    • To explore the combination of data on problematic alcohol use and deviant peer associations.

    Main Methods:

    • Nonparametric multiple imputation was employed as the core statistical technique.
    • A de novo calibration sample was collected to aid in data integration.
    • Three existing datasets related to alcohol use and peer associations were integrated.

    Main Results:

    • The study successfully demonstrated the feasibility of integrating multiple datasets using the proposed method.
    • The approach allows for the combination of variables from different sources to address complex research questions.
    • The integrated data provided insights into the associations between problematic alcohol use and deviant peers.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed data integration method offers a flexible and cost-effective alternative to creating new datasets.
    • The approach is broadly applicable to various research domains requiring the combination of existing data.
    • Understanding the necessary conditions and limitations is crucial for successful implementation.