… In order to understand and analyse the connotation of social capital and its role in individual
life and measure it further, Uphoff considered that it can be divided into structural and …

… of the cross-sectional data did not allow us to examine the direction of causality between
family social capital, health status, and community social capital. Based on social capital theory …

… cross-sectional surveys in these 24 sampling areas. Based on the local household registry,
… the relationship of social capital with depression in later life from a representative sample in …

… Consistent with prior studies conducted on AIDS patients and the elderly population [35,36,37],
our analysis showed that higher level of social capital is associated with better QOL. High …

… Instead of increasing trust and social cohesion, social capital … For example, a cross-sectional
study on social capital and … we utilize cross-sectional data for 40,455 individuals living in 27 …

… Thirdly, the cross-sectional nature of this study may be considered a weakness, as no … For
example, it may well be that poor health leads to lower social capital instead of the other way …

… First, due to the cross-sectional nature of the data, we cannot determine the direction of
the relationship between family social capital and life satisfaction. Second, the sample was …

… Older people living with a disability are more likely to have … social capital only, cognitive
social capital only, and those with … First, due to the cross-sectional nature of the data, it is not …

… seven cross-sectional studies, but that structural social capital … Third, we used study-specific
social capital measures that … current study population of older people living in Japan.While …

… social capital on health will be whittled if a person lives in a place with high bridging … First,
we cannot avoid the common limitation of social capital research: the cross-sectional data that …