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1 e in local newspapers will negatively affect social capital.
2 commonly studied under the broad umbrella of social capital.
3  Prefecture, Japan, and measured predisaster social capital.
4  sleep have on vitally important measures of social capital.
5 re, area income inequality, segregation, and social capital.
6 al capital, but they also boost the value of social capital.
7 ructs that behave differently in relation to social capital.
8 social capital than for those reporting high social capital.
9 he key to delivering the health dividends of social capital.
10 s no simple solution to rebuilding this lost social capital.
11 r economic productivity while also fostering social capital.
12 sive, and competent workforce through strong social capital.
13 1 billion friendships from Facebook to study social capital.
14 ation between population health outcomes and social capital.
15 le (n = 3,566) established two sub-scales of social capital: a cognitive dimension (perceptions of co
16       However, comprehensive measurements of social capital across communities have been rare.
17 rall and within-group enforcement, improving social capital across groups and among group members, an
18 us far, no study has examined how changes in social capital affect the mental health of disaster vict
19 nfidence interval: 0.24, 0.78); a decline in social capital after the disaster elevated the risk (rel
20 stice concepts to reimagine a race-conscious social capital agenda.
21                           Recent theories of social capital also emphasize the role of generalized in
22  amplified economic distress and compromised social capital among pregnant women who belong to racial
23 itive associations between specific types of social capital and child nutritional status.
24 ty financial credit among neighbors to build social capital and cohesion within neighborhoods.
25 n welfare states in the relationship between social capital and depression, they offer us very little
26 n welfare states in the relationship between social capital and depression, they say little about pot
27 s examined the association between workplace social capital and depression.
28                Civic honesty is essential to social capital and economic development but is often in
29 nishers have relatively greater physical and social capital and gain more from cooperation.
30   In this study, we examined how predisaster social capital and its changes after a disaster were ass
31 s association extends to other indicators of social capital and of subjective well-being globally.
32 ssociated with higher levels of contemporary social capital and other prosocial attitudes.
33 sults suggest an important role of cognitive social capital and perceptions of community membership,
34 he potentially important role that community social capital and related factors may play in the healt
35                      The association between social capital and self-reported depression attenuated b
36 ocial environment (indexed by such things as social capital and sense of control over life's circumst
37 ently in relation to different indicators of social capital and social support across countries.
38 ears after the baseline survey, postdisaster social capital and symptoms of mental disorders were mea
39 the role of the state in both the origins of social capital and the channels by which it persists.
40 amine associations between three measures of social capital and three indicators of subjective well-b
41  racism in the formation and accumulation of social capital and to describe how social capital is lev
42 investigates the link between organizational social capital and work-home conflict in health professi
43  the strategic interaction among government, social capitals and residents under the PPP model is int
44 focus on whether diversity undermines trust, social capital, and collective goods provision.
45 ess, we found that the impact of prior work, social capital, and gendered tie formation in coauthorsh
46 e, AJR emphasize institutions, CCP emphasize social capital, and I identify many different elements o
47 port on the relationship between measures of social capital, and their association with changes in se
48  or not), sex, prematurity, family function, social capital, and time.
49 nce, collaboration networks act as a form of social capital, and we find evidence of their transferab
50  misleading impression that economic growth, social capital, and/or quality of the environment are dr
51 ommunal restoration that recognizes forms of social capital appreciated and deployed by Black people
52 ficiaries who live in communities with lower social capital are more likely to undergo unplanned surg
53 nt factors, workload, decision latitude, and social capital, as well low levels of burnout.
54                     The analysis showed that social capital assessed using civic engagement, social c
55 stigated associations between organizational social capital at the ward level and work-home conflict
56 d parental characteristics and resources and social capital available to families.
57     However, we know less about how specific social capital building interventions facilitate recover
58  importance of distinguishing these forms of social capital by analysing their associations with econ
59        We measure and analyse three types of social capital by ZIP (postal) code in the United States
60 icly release privacy-protected statistics on social capital by ZIP code at .
61                                    Levels of social capital can change after a natural disaster; thus
62 pport and a 'sense of unity' (organizational social capital) can reduce an employee's conflict betwee
63                                     The term social capital captures the idea that social bonds and n
64                         Regarding individual social capital, children whose parents did not attend sc
65 t chooses the strategy of regulation and the social capitals choose the strategy of effort to retrofi
66 ce of prominent community leaders and robust social capital, combined with clear incentives through c
67 e differences between the lowest and highest social capital decile groups reduced significantly for c
68 ts from census tracts in the highest overall social capital decile, those from census tracts with the
69 of historical and contemporary indicators of social capital (e.g., associational memberships, civic p
70 1) the behavior of government regulation and social capitals' effort to retrofit can motivate the num
71 uch as nursing management at the unit level, social capital, emotional exhaustion, and depersonalizat
72                                    Access to social capital enables older citizens to maintain produc
73 ditions, education, transportation, housing, social capital, environmental pollution, built-environme
74  patient satisfaction, patient-nurse ratios, social capital, evidence-based practice and ethnic backg
75  and types of social capital when leveraging social capital for recovery from disasters.
76         Yet the factors that affect long-run social capital formation remain poorly understood.
77 n infrastructural capacity affected long-run social capital formation.
78                  Developing a race-conscious social capital framing that is inclusive of and guided b
79 ch has studied the constituent components of social capital from the demand side (that is, the orient
80 tisfaction; from neighborhood environment to social capital; from social capital to life satisfaction
81                                              Social capital has been shown to positively influence a
82 ensity and potential for public interaction, social capital, health risk factors, capacity of the hea
83 ght the role of neighborhood environment and social capital in building age-friendly communities.
84 ence suggests that many traditional forms of social capital in communities-as represented by civic en
85 e the influence of individual and contextual social capital in early childhood on gingival bleeding i
86                           Efforts to improve social capital in these communities may be one strategy
87 cial determinants of health-social mobility, social capital, income inequality, racial and economic s
88                                              Social capital incorporates contextual and individual le
89 study adapts Kyne and Aldrich's county-level social capital index to the census-tract level, generati
90  employed to examine the association between social capital indicators and measures of psychological
91 nts reporting higher than average scores for social capital indicators are significantly less likely
92  index to the census-tract level, generating social capital indices from 2011 to 2018 at the census-t
93 iscuss these results within the framework of social capital, intergroup conflict and life-history the
94 s support the hypothesis that organizational social capital is an important collective resource.
95          We examined whether community-level social capital is correlated with the ability to maintai
96                                              Social capital is defined as the resources available to
97                                        Where social capital is high in formalized groups, people have
98                                       Strong social capital is increasingly recognized as an organiza
99 lation of social capital and to describe how social capital is leveraged and used differently between
100 gth of social connections in the community ("social capital") is hypothesized to be a crucial ingredi
101 nt interconnected domains: embodied capital, social capital, leadership, gender, age/knowledge, mater
102                   County-level institutional social capital (levels of trust in institutions), social
103 However, efforts to understand what types of social capital matter for these outcomes have been hinde
104                  These findings suggest that social capital may confer mental health benefits or risk
105                                        Other social capital measures are not strongly associated with
106            We examined prospectively whether social capital mitigates the adverse effects of natural
107 was related to living in countries with more social capital, more community participation and reduced
108     This study examined the mediator role of social capital on the association between perceived neig
109  which early state capacity leads to greater social capital over time are even less understood.
110 e results of the mediation model showed that social capital played a mediation role in the associatio
111                                We found that social capital predicted 41-49% of the variation in COVI
112  self-reported and aggregate-level workplace social capital predicted indicators of depression at fol
113 le is that they study how neighborhood-level social capital relates to depression in different welfar
114 le is that they study how neighborhood-level social capital relates to depression in different welfar
115              Employees on wards with greater social capital reported significantly less work-home con
116    This study aims to evaluate the effect of social capital (SC), social support (SS), and social net
117   Differences between countries in levels of social capital showed generally weak and somewhat incons
118 g the pandemic should focus on strengthening social capital, social support and social network format
119 h, indicators of social connectedness (e.g., social capital, social support, social isolation, loneli
120 ng scale, and 3 subscales of community-level social capital: social cohesion, social participation, a
121 forgiveness of perpetrators and strengthened social capital: Social networks were larger, and people
122 ore and during the past year, substance use, social capital, sports and arts activities, social media
123  higher for employees with low self-reported social capital than for those reporting high social capi
124 t an important form of unequally distributed social capital that shapes who makes what scientific dis
125 re stratified by their census tract level of social capital, the exposure variable.
126                          It is possible that social capital-the resources available to individuals th
127                                              Social capital-the strength of an individual's social ne
128                                              Social capital-the trust and cohesion within communities
129 hanisms of cumulative causation predicted by social capital theory and illustrates the shortcomings o
130 ies to success, enhancing women's desire for social capital through influence and admiration but not
131 communities' unique construction of forms of social capital to combat systemic oppression.
132 hborhood environment to social capital; from social capital to life satisfaction).
133 es, may offer promising modes of delivery of social capital to the aging population.
134  volunteer networks, and school involvement) social capital variables were collected at baseline, alo
135 ; the effect of privatisation was reduced if social capital was high.
136 ard deviation (SD) increase in institutional social capital was linked to a 19% reduction in the homi
137                                              Social capital was measured with self-reports of access
138                              Aggregate-level social capital was not associated with subsequent depres
139 tween neighborhood environment and cognitive social capital was only significant among older women.
140                                              Social capital was protective in communication (mean, 1.
141                     The measurement model of social capital was well established in urban Chinese com
142 ile, those from census tracts with the least social capital were on average more likely to undergo un
143 ay attention to sex differences and types of social capital when leveraging social capital for recove
144 oitation protection mechanism and measurable social capital, which quantitatively describe the econom
145 of seniors living alone, the availability of social capital within communities will become an importa

 
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