...Lisa Jessee; Deborah Carr Depressive symptoms Family conflict Parent-child relationships Quantitative methods Accepted Manuscript Parent-Child Disconnectedness and Older European Adults Mental Health: Do Patterns Differ by Marital Status and Gender? Lisa Jessee, MA Institute of Sociology...

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... public health implications of reparations policies and conclude by discussing implications for future epidemiologic research. This article is part of a Special Collection on Methods in Social Epidemiology . quantitative methods social epidemiology reparations racial health equity wealth National...

... for wanting to extend their lives, such as “divine purpose” and a desire to contribute more to society. religion and science race and ethnicity quantitative methods life extension technology Templeton Religion Trust 10.13039/501100013437 TRT-2019-10205 The Issachar Fund TIF0205A Sociologists...

... consultations if they understand how men’s and women’s family relationships change with advancing age. Dying End-of-life Gender Life course Quantitative methods Our focal measure is marital status. Using partnership history data, we classified respondents as currently partnered (including...

.... To our knowledge, this is the first time AS rates have been explored in this way. adult abuse inequality quantitative methods structural interventions Northern Ireland Department of Education In their seminal work on the relationship between poverty, child abuse and neglect, Bywaters et al...

... to detect common and divergent patterns of social interactions and loneliness across samples, ages, regions, periods, and study designs. COVID-19 Quantitative methods Social interactions National Institute on Aging 10.13039/100000049 National Institutes of Health 10.13039/100000002 R01...

... centrality measures have been specified, which numerically reflect their capacity to communicate, influence, or transmit information, based on text values. This quantitative method was chosen considering the research questions established, as it is particularly apt for providing a statistically informed...

..., societal, etc.) and contexts (e.g., family, health, political, etc.) of communication. Within the last few decades, communication scholars have shown a growing interest in employing quantitative methods to pursue social justice and equity agenda ( Scharrer & Ramasubramanian, 2021 ). Both across...

... be at the forefront of the migration outcomes research. attitudes towards immigrants European Social Survey immigrants’ subjective well-being perceived discrimination inequality quantitative methods Economic and Social Research Council 10.13039/501100000269 Standard Research Studentship ES/P000622/1...

... respondents are, respectively, only slightly and not at all influenced by question characteristics. Findings suggest that using a filter question before a full question avoids this source of inconsistency and yields better data quality. measurement atheism/agnosticism/irreligion identity quantitative...

... with the declines in Gf, but are only weakly correlated with the declines in Gc. Therefore, Gc measures may be poor proxies for the patient’s frailty and should be considered with caution in clinical assessment. Cognition Dementia Frailty Quantitative Methods National Center...

..., critical race scholars argue that quantitative methods in scholarship have systematically oppressed people of color by overextending claims of objectivity and neutrality ( Carbado and Roithmayr 2014 ). For instance, critical race scholars question quantitative scholars’ use of race as a static variable...

... activity are related to cognitive function in multiple domains, including episodic memory, suggesting the potential of these EEG indices as biomarkers of cognitive impairment. Cognitive neuroscience Quantitative methods Sensory/sensorimotor processes National Natural Science Foundation of China 10.13039...

... indicate that conservative Christianity promotes a specific class culture, and that this class culture more closely aligns with biblical literalism than with affiliation with evangelical Protestant churches. class conservative Protestantism American society quantitative methods economics Sociologists...

... by proposing a model of factors that are important for perceived discretion by frontline professionals. discretion welfare institutions frontline professionals welfare states quantitative methods Discretion has gained much prominence in the literature that studies frontline professionals in the public...

.... administrative data Children’s social care data linkage quantitative methods review The Children's Social Care Research and Developmental Centre (CASCADE) Health and Care Research Wales (HCRW) 517199 Information about children’s social care services, including child welfare interventions...

... linear models, which allow for flexibility in the distribution of data, involving cost and count outcomes, are presented to help expose researchers to their nuances. Generalized linear modelling Research methods Cost Count data Complex distributions Quantitative methods Learning objectives...

... comparative analysis quantitative methods National Council of Science and Technology of Mexico 438314 One element which has not been fully addressed when seeking explanations of cross-national variations in levels of religiosity is whether the experience of armed conflict, including war and other forms...