Spousal Network Overlap as a Basis for Spousal Support.
Spousal Network Overlap as a Basis for Spousal Support.
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10.1111/j.1741-3737.2012.00959.x
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2012-04-01
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Cornwell B
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社交网络结构在促进配偶之间支持流动方面所发挥的作用常常被忽视。这项研究探讨了配偶之间的支持水平是否取决于配偶网络之间的重叠程度。网络重叠可提高配偶对彼此支助需求的了解和协调彼此支助的能力，从而增强配偶的支助能力。对来自国家社会生活、健康和老龄化项目的1,490名已婚老年人的数据进行了检查。分析显示，当一个人的配偶与其他网络成员有更多的接触时，一个人更有可能（a）将配偶视为可靠的支持来源，（B）向配偶敞开心扉，（c）与配偶讨论健康问题。这些结果表明，配偶支持不仅是关系质量或义务的函数，它也是一种结构性现象，取决于配偶与彼此网络的联系。
The role social network structure plays in facilitating flows of support between spouses is often overlooked. This study examined whether levels of support between spouses depended on the degree of overlap between spouses’ networks. Network overlap may enhance spouses’ support capacities by increasing their understanding of each other’s support needs and their ability to coordinate support for each other. Data on 1,490 married older adults from the National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project were examined. Analyses revealed that when one’s spouse had more contact with one’s other network members, one was more likely to (a) view the spouse as a reliable source of support, (b) open up to the spouse, and (c) discuss health issues with the spouse. These results suggest that spousal support is not only a function of relationship quality or obligations—it also is a structural phenomenon that depends on spouses’ connectedness to each other’s networks.
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