Household Typology and Family Social Capital Among White British and Pakistani Women in Bradford, England
Household Typology and Family Social Capital Among White British and Pakistani Women in Bradford, England
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DOI：
10.2174/1573404810666140702170258
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发表时间：
2014-01-01
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0.4
通讯作者：
West, Jane
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Cabieses, Baltica;Fairley, Lesley;West, Jane
目标：国际证据表明，与家庭成员的积极密切关系（家庭社会资本）可以改善幸福感；然而，已经发现家庭成员数量和代际地位（家庭类型）之间的关联的混合效应。此外，还不清楚家庭社会资本和家庭类型在不同种族出身的家庭之间是如何变化的。设计：横断面研究。背景：出生在布拉德福德队列研究。参与者：我们使用的数据包括巴基斯坦妇女（n=1772）和英国白人妇女（n=1859）。主要结果测量：家庭类型和家庭社会资本的四项测量（我希望有更多的温暖/亲情；我感觉与我的家庭紧密相连；我的家人注意到我；我感觉被我的家庭排斥；所有二元变量）。结果：我们发现，家庭类型在很大程度上与家庭社会资本测量不显着相关，有一些例外(仅与孩子生活的妇女，仅与孩子和父母生活的妇女，p
Objectives: International evidence suggests positive close relationships with household members (family social capital) can improve wellbeing; however, mixed effects for associations between the number of household members and generational status (household typology) have been found. Further, it is unclear how family social capital and household typology might vary between families of different ethnic origins.Design: Cross-sectional study.Setting: The Born in Bradford cohort study.Participants: We used data from that including Pakistani (n=1772) and White British (n=1859) women.Main Outcome Measures: Household typologies and four measures of family social capital (I wish there was more warmth/affection; I feel closely attached to my family; My family takes notice of me; I feel excluded in my family; all binary variables).Results: We found that household typology was largely not significantly associated with family social capital measures, with some exceptions (women living with child only, women living with child and parents only, p