INTERACT Study Maps Loneliness Patterns Across England
The INTERACT study provides initial descriptive findings on loneliness patterns in England from a survey of over 135,000 adults, highlighting ...
Tag: Social capital
Female Farmers Overcome Institutional Barriers to Match Male Digital Adoption Rates
A study of 342 Italian farms finds female operators achieve comparable digital innovation adoption through compensatory social networks despite smaller ...
Five Drivers Decide Whether Small-Scale Food Geographical Indications Succeed, Review Finds
A PRISMA-based systematic literature review of 20 peer-reviewed articles identifies five drivers shaping collective action in small-scale registered and qualifying ...
Loneliness may link campus relationships to student mental distress, German panel study finds
A three-wave German panel study of 3014 university students finds that peer integration and perceived faculty relationships were associated with ...
Urban and Rural Hawaiʻi Communities Value Resilience Assets Differently, Survey Finds
A survey of about 300 Oʻahu residents found urban communities report greater access to infrastructure assets while rural communities rate ...
Young Adults Loneliest, Older Adults Most Contented in Huge English Volunteer Survey
A volunteer survey of over 135,000 adults in England found loneliness highest among 16 to 25-year-olds and lowest among older ...
Depression eases but PTSD lingers in war-exposed Ukrainian adolescents over 12 months
A three-wave cohort study of Ukrainian adolescents found depression and PTSD scores improved by the third survey wave, yet 43 ...
Customary Institutions Shape Whether Agricultural Downstreaming Works in South Sumatra
A qualitative study of five villages in Prabumulih, South Sumatra, finds that local traditions, customary institutions and trust-based coordination mediate ...
Qualitative systematic review identifies social-capital themes in healthcare AI implementation
A qualitative systematic review of 39 studies identified networks, accountability, trust and shared norms as social-capital themes associated with healthcare ...
Qualitative Malmö focus-group study links after-school activities with stronger family social ties and perceived child well-being
A qualitative study of 18 parents in three disadvantaged Malmö areas found that All-Activity House participation was perceived to strengthen ...
Nurses’ Workplace Connections Shape How They Manage Impressions, Study Finds
A survey of 756 nurses in Türkiye links stronger workplace social capital to greater use of impression management tactics, with ...
Older Women Facing Homelessness Turn Mutual Care Into Unrecognized Social Capital
A narrative study of eleven older women in Canada reveals how those experiencing homelessness navigate failing systems while generating an ...
Health Literacy Online May Cut Both Ways for Stressed Chinese Students
A survey of 1,472 Chinese university students found that higher electronic health literacy was linked to worse negative mental health ...
Loneliness Gripped Nearly 80% of Older Taiwanese Adults During Covid-19, Study Finds
A study of 530 older adults in Taiwan found nearly 80 percent experienced loneliness during the early Covid-19 pandemic, with ...
Urban Social Capital: Bogotá’s Cable Car Impact
In the sprawling megacity of Bogotá, a groundbreaking urban intervention has cast new light on the intricate social fabric woven ...
Urban Hierarchy’s Role in Senior Health Inequality
In a world grappling with the widening gap between the affluent and the underserved, the nexus between public resource allocation ...
