To measure informal ties, we use a new and direct index of social connectedness of regions based on aggregate Facebook friendships. We use a well-established identification strategy that relies on matching inventor citations with citations from examiners. Moreover, we isolate the specific effect ...
Other social resilience factors like family cohesion, social connectedness, or social participation have rarely been examined in resilience research. Societal resilience factors have been studied even more rarely, with most research having been conducted in the fields of public health56,57 and security ...
Putnam says TV is one of the reasons we’re fractured. He calls it “lethal for social connectedness — basically we’re now watching ‘Friends’ instead of having friends.” But I think it goes even deeper. Thekindof stories we see on TV reinforce many of the factors he’s citing. In...
Social and School Connectedness in Early Secondary SchoolStQuestionnaireMental health status, substance use, academic outcomes, social connectedness, interpersonal conflict, school connectedness, and family measuresn.a.n.a.Bond et al. (2007) Students' Self-Regulation & Self-DisciplineStQuestionnaireSelf-...
recently been challenged by a meta-analysis suggesting that longitudinal associations may result from statistical artifacts due to inappropriate modeling of longitudinal data55. Other social resilience factors like family cohesion, social connectedness, or social participation have rarely been examined in ...
In contrast, people from Eastern collectivist cultures empha- size their interdependence and connectedness with others, promoting more holistic, context-sensitive ways of thinking. Recently, this literature has been extended to study within-culture variations by socio-economic status (SES). This work ...
Social science and humanities researchers have also provided extensive insights on social relations in the city as a public sphere, including how these shape emotional encounters, experiences of social isolation or connectedness, community cohesion, intercultural dialogue and affective politics (Amin, 2013...
The concept of what constitutes community can differ depending on context. Community may differ within the bounds of whether it is physical or virtual, the level of geography, or the units of analysis [21]. For this review all modes of community were included, if they were defined as such ...
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As the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the shift towards mobile Internet while decreasing traditional, non-mobile Internet usage, understanding the implications of this trend on individuals’ subjective well-being has become particularly crucial. While the distinction in connectivity is evident, the sp...