2024
DOI: 10.3390/soc14020026
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Parental Status Connection and Social Network Variety in Adulthood

Adam Gemar

Abstract: This study enriches the literature on social networks and social capital by investigating how parental status potentially impacts social network diversity in adulthood. Using the 2018 iteration of the General Social Survey (GSS, n = 2348), a high quality nationally representative survey of the United States, we utilize latent class and regression analyses, finding that parental status, especially medium and cross-status occupational connections contribute to social capital in the form of network diversity. Yet… Show more

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