Different effects of social capital on health status among residents: Evidence from modern Japan

Yamamura, Eiji

doi:10.1016/j.socec.2010.10.009

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“…The final model explains about 14%, 5%, 10%, and 6% of variation in SRH in China, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, respectively. These are similar to the SRH variations explained by prior studies conducted in East Asia (Cai et al, 2017; Oshio et al, 2011; Yamamura, 2011). The full model does not suffer from multicollinearity because the variance inflation factor (VIF) score is lower than 2 (Lin, 2008).…”

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In-group trust and self-rated health in East Asia using quadri-national survey data

Sung

Son

2020

International Journal of Comparative Sociology

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This study aims to examine the relationship between types of interpersonal trust and health in East Asia. We doubt that generalized trust toward “most people” is a valid and reliable measure of interpersonal trust in East Asia. We thus employ specific measures of in-group and out-group trust to test whether and how each type of trust is associated with self-rated health. We use data from the 2012 East Asian Social Survey administered in China ( n = 5819), Japan ( n = 2335), South Korea ( n = 1396), and Taiwan ( n = 2314) with response rates of 71%, 59%, 56%, and 52%, respectively. Empirical test produces three major findings. First, in-group trust is consistently associated with self-rated health in all four countries, whereas out-group trust is related to health only in Taiwan. By contrast, generalized trust is related to health only in Korea. Second, perceived social support mediates partially of the relationship between in-group trust and self-rated health in China, Japan, and Taiwan. Third, the health benefit of in-group trust is more pronounced in Korea than in China. This study thus calls for the need to use measures of specific types of trust because they are more sensitive in detecting both international and intra-regional variations of health.

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In-group trust and self-rated health in East Asia using quadri-national survey data

Sung

Son

2020

International Journal of Comparative Sociology

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“…In this scenario, the digital divide is likely to become an important factor in social exclusion, which may exacerbate inequalities in well-being as well as capabilities. The literature has shown that social interactions and the accumulation of social capital positively influence subjective well-being (Becchetti et al, 2008;Bruni & Stanca, 2008), health (D'Hombres et al, 2010;Yamamura, 2011a), education (Yamamura, 2011b;Misra et al, 2013), employability (Fugate et al, 2004;McDonald, 2011), economic welfare and social mobility (Degli Antoni, 2009;Yamamura, 2012), entrepreneurship (Alexy et al, 2012;Santarelli & Tran, 2013), access to credit (Shoij et al, 2012).…”

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Online and Offline Social Participation and Social Poverty Traps: Can Social Networks Save Human Relations?

Antoci

Sabatini

Sodini

2015

The Journal of Mathematical Sociology

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In this study, we develop an evolutionary game model to analyse how human relations evolve in a context characterised by declining face-to-face interactions and growing online social participation. Our results suggest that online networks may constitute a coping response allowing individuals to "defend" their social life from increasing busyness and a reduction in the time available for leisure.Internet-mediated interaction can play a positive role in preventing the disruption of ties and the weakening of community life documented by empirical studies. In this scenario, the digital divide is likely to become an increasingly relevant factor of social exclusion, which may exacerbate inequalities in well-being and capabilities.

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“…Selain itu, menikah juga mampu mengurangi stress karena terdapat rasa cinta dan berbagi dengan pasangan serta dengan menikah mampu membuat pasangan lebih memperhatikan kondisi kesehatan satu sama lain sehingga bisa mengurangi kecenderungan gaya hidup yang buruk. Hal ini berbeda dengan orang yang bercerai, dimana menurut Pandey (2008) dan Yamamura (2009) perceraian akan memberikan dampak yang buruk terhadap kesehatan seperti depresi serta peningkatan dalam hal konsumsi obat-obatan.…”

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Prioritas Penghuni Terkait Perawatan Rumah Susun Sederhana Sewa di Surabaya

Kusuma

Anastasia

2021

tataloka

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Previous research focused on the conditions, awareness, and priorities of tenants for property maintenance in housing and middle-class flats, so that simple flats have not received special attention related to property maintenance issues. This study aims to determine the maintenance priority, the reasons given by tenants to maintain simple flat, the correlation between maintenance priorities and the reasons for maintain. The method used was a survey by distributing questionnaires. Property maintenance is divided into three such as structure, architecture and utility. The results show that each tenant has different priorities on property maintenance and their reasoning behind it. Disagreements occur in each of the tenants, where some of them are more concerned with maintenance and reasons for utility maintenance rather than structure and architecture maintenance. The more important the maintenance is, the stronger reason to do the maintenance. This research provides benefit to the management, namely the Surabaya City Governement, to develop procedures that can be proposed by tenants to obtain maintenance for damaged flat in accordance with priority needs of tenants. The managers can also develop maintenance strategies before and after damaged occur.

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Different effects of social capital on health status among residents: Evidence from modern Japan

Cited by 11 publications

References 24 publications

In-group trust and self-rated health in East Asia using quadri-national survey data

In-group trust and self-rated health in East Asia using quadri-national survey data

Online and Offline Social Participation and Social Poverty Traps: Can Social Networks Save Human Relations?

Prioritas Penghuni Terkait Perawatan Rumah Susun Sederhana Sewa di Surabaya

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