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First published 2016-6

Subjective well-being associated with size of social network and social support of elderly

Xingmin Wang

Journal of Health Psychology

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First published 2015-6

The Cost of Being Lost in the Crowd: How Congregational Size and Social Networks Shape Attenders’ Involvement in Community Organizations

Jennifer M. McClure

Review of Religious Research

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First published 2020-10

The Influence of Community-Level Built Environment Factors on Active Social Network Size in Older Adults: Social Activity as a Moderator

Nestor Asiamah, Kyriakos Kouveliotis, Richard Eduafo [...]

Community Health Equity Research & Policy

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First published 2018-10

The influence of social network size on speech perception

Shiri Lev-Ari

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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First published 2023-6

Personality Traits Predict Social Network Size in Older Adults

Jasmine Rollings, Jérôme Micheletta, Darren Van Laar [...]

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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First published 2018-11

The Size and Heterogeneity of Egocentric Networks and Social Integration in Hungary

Márton Gerő, Gábor Hajdu

East European Politics and Societies

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First published 2001-01

The Effects of Neighbourhoods on Size of Social Network of the Elderly and Loneliness: A Multilevel Approach

Peter Moorer, Theo P. B. M. Suurmeijer

Urban Studies

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First published 2011-7

Attachment,Social Network Size,and Patterns of Social Exchange in Later Life

Katherine L. Fiori, Nathan S. Consedine, Eva-Maria Merz

Research on Aging

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First published 2010-7

Gender Differences in Social Network Size and Satisfaction in Adults in Their 70s

Deirdre McLaughlin, Dimitrios Vagenas, Nancy A. Pachana [...]

Journal of Health Psychology

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First published 2011-04

Use of Social Network Sites and Instant Messaging Does Not Lead to Increased Offline Social Network Size,or to Emotionally Closer Relationships with Offline Network Members

Thomas V. Pollet, Sam G.B. Roberts, Robin I.M. Dunbar

Cyberpsychology,Behavior,and Social Networking

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